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.…

If yet the witness of the dead deserve no credit: ⟨image 36⟩The Rej. may with some small consideration, recall to mind, how after the Revolt, or change of his former opinion, in an occasional concurrence & meeting of many fellow Brethren; when they out of humane Civility desired him to take his place according to his years & gifts; I say, he may (if he vvill bethink himself) easily recall, what words he then openly uttered to this, or like effect: He told them he was unworthy to sit with them; to have respect from them, since he had betrayed them, & their cause. Now the cause which they maintained was not inconveniency: but unlawfulness in these things. If the Rej. his memory serve him not about this particular, let him repair to Banbury side to his ancient friends there, & they can testify so much to his face. If then the construction that the King, & state, made of his course, the apprehension his fellow Brethren had of his practise: nay his own profession may be trusted: Let all the world, & Dr. Burgess his own heart judge, whether he hath changed his opinion yea, or no?

If yet the vvitnes of the dead deserue no credit: ⟨image 36⟩The Rej. may vvith some small consideration, recall to mynd, hovv after the Revolt, or change of his former opinion, in an occasionall concurrence & meeting of many fellovv Brethren; vvhen they out of humane Civility desired him to take his place according to his yeares & gifts; I say, he may (if he vvill bethink himself) easily recall, vvhat vvords he then openly uttered to this, or like effect: He told thē he vvas unvvorthy to sitt vvith them; to haue respect from thē, since he had betrayed them, & their cause. Novv the cause vvhich they mayntayned vvas not inconveniency: but unlavvfulnes in these things. If the Rej. his memory serue him not about this particular, let him repayre to Bambury syde to his auncient friends there, & they can testify so much to his face. If then the construction that the King, & state, made of his course, the apprehension his fellovv Brethren had of his practise: nay his ovvne profession may be trusted: Lett all the vvorld, & Dr. Burgesse his ovvne heart judge, vvhether he hath changed his opinion yea, or no?