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£xod. i8.* Or,able men,in the laft nunj7atiori.9,1 8.T H B E P I S T L Efo valiant an army, as that Nohle Army ofMartyrs, mentionedin the eleventh Chapterto the Hehrewes >can they want fpiritHowthat derive their courage from nolelTe Author than the Lion ofthe Tribe oflnda. Nay , itwere no hard matter to prove , ( might I recede from anEpiftlcjto purfuc a Common place) That no man can betruly valorous ; but he that is truly religious.Asthis Courage ought to be in all that feare God :fpecially in thofe that arc Magiftratcs , and fit in the featsof Jufticc , the very Tribunals of God hiinfelfe : forthem to be daCtardly and fcarefuU, is to fliamc their Mafter.Give rate therefore leave , by fome warrant fromthe Author, in yourpcrfon (whom I cannot but commendin this particular) to preffc this vert uc upon allthat beare rule in their Countrey. It is part ofthe Sjfenceof a Infiice ofTeacc , to be a man of Courage. The counfellof lethro to Mefes , was , to make onety fuch to beeMagiftrates ,as were men of-*' courage ,fearing God,