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.…

1. Its taken for relation, in open phrase,¹ and so also he declares it, and in a fair construction seems to intend it, for so he writes. It is not divine nor human institution that makes a C•remon: ²for that it is the relation as hath been said which constituteth. If this be his meaning, then the two relates, betwixt whom this relation is, must be their action referring, and the matter or thing unto which it is referred: but in this sense it doth thrust it self & caries a contradiction with it: All relates are mutual causes one of another, And do consist of mutual affection between each other: ³As there cannot be buying without selling, giving without taking: assume we now in this sense, but the action outward to the thing whereunto it is referred, are relates: Therefore they are mutual causes one of another, therefore how can they be in this reference, and yet be not a cause one of another, which the Rej. expresseth and requireth: this sense not holding, let us see how the other will serve his turn.⁴

1. Its taken for relation, in open phrase,¹ and so also he declares it, and in a fayre construction seemes to intend it, for so he writes. It is not divine nor humaine institution that makes a C•remon: ²for that it is the relation as hath beene sayd which constituteth. If this be his meaning, then the two relats, betwixt whom this relation is, must be their action referring, and the matter or thing unto which it is referred: but in this sense it doth thrust it self & caries a contradiction with it: All relates are mutuall causes one of another, And doe consist of mutuall affection betweene each other: ³As there cannot be buying without selling, giving without taking: assume we now in this sense, but the action outward to the thing wherunto it is referred, are relats: Therfore they are mutuall causes one of another, therfore how can they be in this reference, and yet be not a cause one of another, which the Rej. expresseth and requireth: this sense not houlding, let us see how the other will serve his turne.