1 ! To obey Princes and Magistrates.
1 a That is, doeth get him fauour & prosperitie.
1 b Whereas before he was proude and arrogant, he shal become humbled and meke.
2 c That is, that thou obey the King, & kepe the othe that thou hast made for the same cause.
3 d Withdrawe not they selfe lightly from the obedience of thy prince.
5 e That is, when times is to obey, and how farre he shulde obey.
6 f Man of him self is miserable, and therefore oght to do nothing to increse the same, but to worke all things by wisdome, & counsel.
8 g Man hathe no power to saue his owne life, & therefore must not rashely cast him self into danger.
9 h As cometh oft times to tyrants, and wicked rulers.
10 i That is, others as wicked as they.
10 k They that feared God, & worshiped him according as he had appointed.
11 l Where justice is delayed, there sinne reigneth.
14 m Which are punished as thogh they were wicked, as {Chap. 7, 16}
17 ! The workes of God passe mans knowledge.