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1. It is contrary to the word, & that staple […] delivered by the Apostle, which he sets down, as station, & shelter for the weak in the faith to be take them selves unto. 14. Rom. 1. where the […] toleration of those, who are weak in the practise• things indifferent, is ever the ground of contention & disturbance in the Church. And therefore this cour•• of forbearance, he infers, 19. v. as the way to follow peace: sense teacheth it also: when a company of passengers are confined to one way to pass, or one door to enter, it causeth them to crowd & jostle.

1. It is contrary to the vvord, & that staple 〈…〉 delivered by the Apostle, vvhich he setts dovvne, as station, & shelter for the vveake in the fayth to be take them selves unto. 14. Rom. 1. vvhere the 〈…〉 toleration of those, vvho are vveake in the practise• things indifferent, is ever the ground of contention & disturbance in the Church. And therfore this cour•• of forbearance, he inferrs, 19. v. as the vvay to follow peace: sence teacheth it also: vvhen a company of passengers are confined to one vvay to passe, or one door to enter, it causeth them to croud & jussle.

2. This Denial is contrary to the Doctors ow• doctrine delivered in 3. pag. where its granted by him, and proved by the experience of thresco• years: that opposition begets opposition, & th•• which was given to stir the humour, did only sharpen it. Putt we now the case to the College of Physicians; nay let D.B. himself be judge. Is it rational course? Or like to work a cure? that wh the body hath been distempered many months wit physic, we should still continue the same receipts