quae, quas videmur spernere, non ut profanas abicit aut viles opes, set ut magis caras monet caelo reponi creditas Christo deo, qui plura promisit datis, contempta praesens vel mage deposita sibi multo ut rependat faenore.
This casts not away the riches, which we are thought to scorn, as unhallowed or little worth, but, as more dear, bids them be laid up in Heaven in trust with Christ our God, who has promised more than he receives, to pay back with large usury those things now despised or rather laid up in his keeping.
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