The .xviii. probation.
In the Law and the Pro∣phetes
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In the Law and the Pro∣phetes
o how many hard thyn∣ges be cōteined? yea what part of scripture is so lyghte that a godly learned man dare take in hand fully to discusse, expound, and declare by his owne witte, yf he doe not see nor neuer haue sene anye doctor or expositoure theron? And yet shall scripture be suffered to continew in then∣glish tongue for all men to ex∣pounde at theyr pleasure.?