The second reply of Thomas CartwrightThe second replie of Thomas Cartwright

Where both by the words and practise of the church in other places / I showed the place off the Acts to be understanded ¹off reading, and preaching jointly: the D. not answering the reason / saith that the place is evidently for him, which is a begging ⟨p. CCCXCII⟩off that in question: that he can read no interpreter which interpreteth it otherwise, no one being brought which followeth that sense: that the circumstance off the place maketh for him, because Saint James useth for a reason, to prove that the Jewish ceremonies could not be forthwith abolished, that Moses had by reading of the law every Sabbath so great authority: which is manifestly against him. for it maketh more for the confirmation of S. James sentence that he was both red / and preached every sabbath / then if he had been only red: considering that his authority was so much the deeper settled in the hearts off the Jews.

Where both by the wordes and practise of the church in other places / I shewed the place off the Actes to be vnderstanded ¹off reading, and preaching iointly: the D. not answering the reason / saith that the place is euidently for him, which is a begging ⟨p. CCCXCII⟩off that in question: that he can reade no interpreter which enterpreteth yt otherwise, no one being browght which followeth that sense: that the circumstance off the place maketh for him, becawse Saint Iames vseth for a reason, to proue that the Iewish ceremonies could not be forthwith abolished, that Moses had by reading of the law euery Sabboth so great autority: which is manifestly against him. for it maketh more for the confirmation of S. Iames sentence that he was both redd / and preached euery sabboth / then if he had bene onely redd: cōsidering that his authority was so much the deeper setled in the heartes off the Iewes.

1. 1Divis. 5. Pag 577. Act. 15. 21Diuis. 5. Pag 577.