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¶It is when pharises and hypo¦crites be offēded either with true doctrine or some necessarie good worke, and they conceiue hatered against the gospel, and godly mē, lyke as the Phariseis dyd hate both the Gospel and the teachers
therof. Thys pharisaicall offence is not to be eschewed, for the com¦maundemēt doth excuse vs. But it must be vndertakē that the doc¦trine is true, certeine & profitable vnto the churche. For it is the most greuous syn, to trouble the church of god wt euil, vncerteine and vnprofitable disputations: