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Show ~hefeetJndhoo~~ .· ·11; . difpenfation ~f times, are materia.] I to the filflicien· . deof beleefe. ··· · ' . Here againe I may rather giue it in aduife, then 1) d' note it as deficient, that thepointsfoundan1cntall, egra. t· and the points of further perfeCtion on ely ouoht to bus lnuta• In · \vith piety and \:viledon1e difH\lguifl1ed : ~ fub- tis in Ciui~ j~ t~nding ~o much like en de, as that I noted be. tate Vci. fbre:· for as that other \Vere likely to abate the nom. . Of contr~uerlies : So this is like to abate the !Mt ofinanie~fthetn • . Wee fee Mtljeswhenhc · Bw-e the Ifr4elite and the.Egyptitrn fight, ~he~ did not fly, Why JlriNe you~ but drew his fworde, and fle~e the EgyptiAn : But when hee fa we the.nvo l{rllelrtes fightl beefaid, Touttrebrethren ,whyflriueyou-? If the ~~ rdf dodrine bee an Egyptian, it mufl bee· flaine ltytHefword of the fpirir, and nor reconciled. Bu.t ifit·be an Ifraelit~, though in the \Vrong: then Why .lime y1u. We fee of the fo~Jndamentall points, our . UIOllr penrieth the leapue thus, Hee that ti not lVi~/) . lfJJ.iJagAinfl vs but of potnts not fundamenraiJ,thus ' lite th4t u not 4tAinfl vs; i6:rvithvs. So wee fee the Coate of our Sauiour was en tier without. f~ame, and fo is the Doctrine of t-he Scriptures in it fclfe: . the·gouernrnent of the Churche was of diuers t>-lours, and yet nor deuided : \VCe l.ee the ~h,affc ay and ought to be feuered fron1 die corne Jn the : ·nut the T-ares may not .be pulled vp from the e in the field: So as it is a thing of great vle well ·fine, wt1at; and of-what Iatirude.rhofe po~~rs which doe make men meerely ahens and dtf.; · J :F..f f · 3 · ._incf'r.porate· : |
