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.…

2. To this, it was 1. answered by Mr. Nic. that if they were of Apostolical, then they were of Divine institution. Then which (saith the Defender) he could not have uttered a more unlearned position. Nay soft (it was replied) this censure is too too Magisterial: because to say that that which came from the Apostles, as Apostles, came from the Spirit of God, is no unlearned Position. O yes (answereth the Rejoinder) because ⟨p. 335⟩the Apostles ordained some things, not as Apostles, not by immediate revelation, but by the direction and authority of Gods Word. In which kind of rejoining, I see no more learning then needs must. 1. The question was of Apostolical institutions: the answer is of that which the Apostles did, but not as Apostles, that is not properly Apostolical. 2. That which is manifested by the Holy Ghost shining •n the Word (they are the Rejoinder his words) is de•ied to be Divine. 3. No example is, or can be brought, of a new significant Ceremony instituted by the Apostles, without immediate revelation. The allegations opposed, may fill up paper, but not satisfy any reasonable Reader.

2. To this, it was 1. answered by Mr. Nic. that if they were of Apostolicall, then they were of Divine insti•ution. Then whiche (sayth the Defender) he could not have uttered a more unlearned position. Nay soft (it was replied) this censure is too too Magisteriall: because to say that that which came from the Apostles, as Apostles, came from the Spirit of God, is no unlearned Position. O yes (answereth the Rejoynder) becaus ⟨p. 335⟩the Apostles ordeyned some thinges, not as Apostles, not by immediat revelation, but by the direction and authoritie of Gods Word. In which kinde of rejoyning, I see no more learning then needs must. 1. The quaestion was of Apostolicall institutions: the answer is of that which the Apostles did, but not as Apostles, that is not properly Apostolicall. 2. That which is manifested by the Holy Ghost shining •n the Word (they are the Rejoynder his wordes) is de•ied to be Divine. 3. No example is, or can be brought, of a new significant Ceremonie instituted by the Apostes, without immediat revelation. The allegations oposed, may fill up paper, but not satisfie any reasonable Reader.