A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's worship. Or a triplication unto. D.…A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's vvorship. Or a triplication unto. D.…

4. The Prelates wilful, and continual breaking of many, substantial, & wholesome Canons, is not denied by the Rej. but yet to save their credit, he addeth, that all such Canons do not bind every particular Church, but her own. In which words there is neither rime, nor reason. The Canons objected, may be seen in Master Parker, part. 2. c. 9. sect. 4. to be Canons of our own Church. What then hath the Rejoinder said to the purpose? His other stuff hath been sundry times examined, and found nothing worth.

4. The Prelats willfull, and continuall breaking of many, substantiall, & wholsome Canons, is not denied by the Rej. but yet to save their credit, he addeth, that all suche Canons doe not binde every particular Churche, but her owne. In which wordes there is neyther rime, nor reason. The Canons objected, may be seen in Master Parker, part. 2. c. 9. sect. 4. to be Canons of our owne Churche. What then hath the Rejoynder sayd to the purpose? His other stuffe hath been sundrie times examined, and found nothing worthe.

5. All these considered, it will appear, that the Rej. had more will, then power, to maintain, that the silencing ⟨p. 201⟩of Preachers for our Ceremonies, is the preferring of orderly discreet Preachers, before those that are factious and exorbitant.

5. All these considered, it will appear, that the Rej. had more will, then power, to maintayne, that the silencing ⟨p. 201⟩of Preachers for our Ceremonies, is the praeferring of orderly discreet Preachers, before those that are factious and exorbitant.