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Here therefore in a word,* 1.1 they who exhort others to any good, are to be exhorted that themselves be not slothfull and negligent in it, but shew example of alacrity and readi∣nesse unto those whom they exhort.
Moreover these words joined to the pre∣cedent exhortation, may seeme to have the same sense with those Jos. 24.14, 15. And
so they, who exhort others to a common du∣ty, may be exhorted, that whatsoever effect their exhortation obteines with others, yet themselves would constantly goe on in per∣formance of their own duty.
Exhort.