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. From these grounds, how rotten & unsavoury the second particular of the Rej. his defence is, vvill easily be granted. For if in such a removal, the duty of Authority doth consist, the power of grace doth appear, the glory of God, & good of the Church & common wealth, vvill be advanced; To be of that belief with D. B. that Magistrates vvill never be brought to do what they ought, how uncharitable is it thus to lay their honour in the dust? And not to press them hereunto, when we may, & by our calling, ought, how unconscionable is it? And how contrary to that love we owe to the Almighty, & our Governors?

2. From these grounds, hovv rotten & unsavory the second particular of the Rej. his defense is, vvill easily be graunted. For if in such a remoueall, the duty of Authority doth consist, the povver of grace doth appeare, the glory of God, & good of the Church & common vvealth, vvill be advanced; To be of that beleife vvith D. B. that Magistrates vvill never be brought to doe vvhat they ought, hovv uncharitable is it thus to lay their honor in the dust? And not to presse them hereunto, vvhen vve may, & by our calling, ought, hovv unconscionable is it? And hovv contrary to that loue vve ovve to the Almighty, & our Governours?

The crowd of objections, which he makes concerning himself, I conceive, as so many Strugglings of Spirit, which stood in the way, to withstand him in his course. His conscience, as it should seem, gave the •nsett, & let in some such intimations as these to him.

The crovvd of objections, vvhich he makes concerning himself, I conceyve, as so many Strugglings of Spirit, vvhich stood in the vvay, to vvithstand him in his course. His conscience, as it should seeme, gaue the •nsett, & let in some such intimations as these to him.