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[proposition 1] POlygamie is to be auoided: for both it bringeth manie discommodities; and the ciuill lawes which be receiued, and honestie it selfe dooth forbid the same.
[proposition 2] He that hath not the gift of God to conteine, must not vnder the pretense of pouertie delaie marriage.
[proposition 3] By the forceable power of the imagination
which changeth the bodie, and the fruit ioined therevnto, we may conclude of the great power of faith, which changeth the whole bodie, while it dooth effectuallie take hold of Christ.