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¶ He is called sedicious, whiche setteth vp hym selfe agaynst his prince (whome he is bounde to obey) thoughe it were so that tyrauntes beare the rowme. For all power is ordeyned by god. Rom̄. xiij.
Prouerb. xxiiij. Feare ye lorde (my sone) and the kynge / and meddle not with de∣tractours: for sodeynly shall theyr perdi∣cion ryse: and who can tell the ruyne of them bothe? Folowe not euyll men, ney∣ther
desyre to be with them. For theyr mynde is occupyed aboute rapyne: and theyr lyppes talkynge fraudes.
Hieremy .xxviij. Thou hast brokē treen setters / and for them thou shalt make fet∣ters of yron. Dathan and Abiron, and all sedicious, were punysshed of the lorde As it appereth Numeri. xvj. and .iij. reg. xvj. Rom̄. xiij. He that resysteth power, resysteth gods ordynaūce. Math. xxvj. All that take the sworde / shall perysshe with the sworde. Gene. ix. Who so euer shedeth mans blode / shall haue his blode shedde agayne.