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Amsterdam: printed by the successors of Giles Thorp, 1633
Part › Chapter 3 › SECT. 23.24.25.26. Concerning Love-Feasts.
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SECT. 23.24.25.26. Concerning Love-Feasts.
1. The Instances out of the old Testament were such, as we have now showed them to be: Out of the new Testament first are brought in the Feasts of love, or charity. Now concerning these Feasts, no man can certainly inform us, who did appoint them! I marvel (saith the Apostle, according to Erasmus his Paraphrase, on 1. Cor. 11.) Quis ritus istos i• vos invexerit: who brought-in these Love-Feasts? No man can tell us, what religious signification was by institution annexed unto them? Nay it cannot be showed, where they are spoken of, without reproof? Yet the Defend. and Rejoynd. will needs have them significant humane Ceremonies, ordained, and used by the Apostles.
1. THe Instances out of the ould Testament were suche, as we have now shewed them to be: Out of the new Testament first are brought in the Feasts of love, or charitie. Now concerning these Feasts, no man can certainly informe us, whoe did appoint them! I mervayl (sayth the Apostle, according to Erasmus his Paraphrase, on 1. Cor. 11.) Quis ritus istos i• vos invexerit: whoe brought-in these Love-Feasts? No man can tell us, what religious signification was by institution annexed unto them? Nay it cannot be shewed, where they are spoken of, without reproof? Yet the Defend. and Rejoynd. will needs have them significant humane Ceremonies, ordeyned, and used by the Apostles.