Deuteronomy 8

^{1 a} Shewing that it is not ynough to heare the worde, except we expresse it by example of life.

^{1 !} God humbleth the Israelites to trie what they haue in their hearts.

^{2 b} Which is declared in aflictions, ether by pacience, or by grudging against Gods visitation.

^{3 c} Man liueth not by meat, but by the power of God, which giueth it strength to nourish vs.

^{4 d} As they that go bare foted.

^{5 !} God chasticeth them as his children.

^{5 e} So that his afflictions are signes of his fartherly loue towarde vs.

^{7 /} Or, meres.

^{9 f} Where there are mines of metal.

^{10 g} For to receiue Gods benefites, & not to be thankful, is to contemne God in them.

^{14 h} By attributing Gods benefites to thine owne wisdome & labour, or to good fortune.

^{14 !} The heart oght not to be proude for God benefites.

^{18 i} If things concerning this life procede onely of Gods mercie: muche more spiritual gifts & life euerlasting.

^{19 !} The forgetfulnes of Gods benefites causeth destruction.

^{19 k} Or, take to witnes the heauen & the earth, as {Chap. 4,26}