Nicholas Byfield

The first is, his holy thirst; which is an heauenly kind of appetite, by which hee is carried to the desire of things aboue nature; such as are the merits and righteousnesse of Christ: the fauour of God: the presence of…

It did greatly adorn and become the Gospel, if they lived amiably together, it made men like of their Religion the better, and contrariwise, it was a foul scandal, and caused the Religion to be less esteemed, or else hat…