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In the fifth Section two places are objected out of the Abridgement, viz. Gal. 5.1. Col. 2.20. and one of them after a fashion answered. The first answer is, that the Apostle there speaketh only of Jewish rites, which is Bellarmines answer just, de eff. sacr. c. 32. loquitur Paulus de servitute Judaica, qua servierant illi sub antiqua lege. The second answer is, that the Apostles meaning was of such an observation of these ceremonies as had an opinion of necessity, overthrowing the new Testament, and establishing the old. So Bellarmin. ibid. Illi cum circumcidi vellent, excidebant à gratia Christi, & simul obligabant fe ad omnem legem servandam: quod prorsus erat redire ad statum veteris ⟨p. 35⟩testam•nti. We on the other side with Danaeus against tha• place of Bell. say, generale est Pauli dictum & praeceptum: the words are general, belonging to all parts of Christian liberty, though principally there applied to one.

In the fift Section two places are objected out of the Abridgement, viz. Gal. 5.1. Col. 2.20. and one of them after a fashion answered. The first answere is, that the Apostle there speaketh onely of Iewish rites, which is Bellarmines answer just, de eff. sacr. c. 32. loquitur Paulus de servitute Iudaica, qua servierant illi sub antiqua lege. The second answer is, that the Apostles meaning was of such an observation of these ceremonies as had an opinion of necessity, overthrowing the new Testament, and establishing the old. So Bellarmin. ibid. Illi cum circumcidi vellent, excidebant à gratia Christi, & simul obligabant fe ad omnem legem servandam: quod prorsus erat redire ad statum veteris ⟨p. 35⟩testam•nti. We on the other side with Danaeus against tha• place of Bell. say, generale est Pauli dictum & praeceptum: the words are generall, belonging to all parts of Christiā liberty, though principally ther applyed to one.