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1. Pure is hee that made the Aire. 1 Iohn 3 3. God is pure: yea, so pure, that in comparison of ••od, Coeli non sunt mundi, the heavens are uncleane in his sight.
2. I am impure, although the aire be pure: impure in my nature, Iob. 14 4. impure in my life, therefore am commanded to cleanse my selfe. 2. Cor. 7.1.
3. I sucke in the pure aire; why should I not labour
for purity, and so answer the pasture I feede in.
2. The Religion we professe is, 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉, a pure Religion. Iames 1.27.
3. The Catholicke Church: we in our Creed beleeve to be holy.
4. The ordinances are for this end; the Word and Sa∣craments, the whole Church liturgy; all reading, medi∣tations, godly conference, tends to this end: none will deny this, unlesse some unclean spirit, or unclean person.
5. No impure person shall attaine to happines. Revel. 21.27.