| He plieth his work, and hopeth that God at the last will give him fishes, albeit he deferreth a time. |
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| God deferreth to give the thing asked many times, because we are not sufficiently humbled, or otherwise fitted for audience. |
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| The discretion of a man deferreth his anger, and it is his glory to pass over a transgression. |
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| It strengtheneth the body, maketh the heart generous, prolongeth pleasure, and deferreth age. |
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| Yet God will assuredly call all men to judgment, and let no man think that he will fail in this because he now deferreth the promise of his coming. |
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