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Secondly, hereby wee shall the better know how to fit our almes to their necessities, both in respect of the proportion, and also the speciall kindes of their wants? and so when we not onely giue good, but fit things vnto them, the benefit hereby is much increased. If therefore the hus∣band man for the well sowing of his seede, which will bring but a corruptible crop, doth not hand ouer head cast it into the ground, but carefully
obserueth the seede, the soyle, the season, and all other circumstances; why should the Christi∣an seedes man carelesly cast his seede he knoweth not where, which if it be well sowne and in fit grounds will returne vnto him a fruitfull haruest of eternall happinesse; seeing hee is not blessed who negligently giueth, but he that guideth his af∣faires with discretion? Psal. 112. 5. Not hee simply * 1.1 that giueth almes, but he who bestoweth them with good aduice, according to that. Psal. 41. 1. Blessed is he that considereth the poore, the Lord will * 1.2 deliuer him in the time of trouble.
Psal. 112. 5.
Psal 41.