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BOth will yield honour to man, but diversely, the one honoureth him that hath the richest gar∣ment, and other externall ornaments glorious to the eye: the other honours him most who is richly ador∣ned within, with wisedom and good qualities. For as the world respects the out∣ward man; so do the chil- of the world: And as God respects the inward man; so do the children of God. For if a man be vain out∣wardly,
he is like unto the world, and therefore the worldlings will honour him; but if he be good in∣wardly, he is like God; and therefore the godly will reverence him.
O Lord, grant I may give tribute to whom tribute, honour to whom honour, worship to whom worship, and fear to whom fear is due, through Jesus Christ, Amen.