This desperate absurdity lies open to the eye of any, that have their eyes anointed with the eye salve of Logic, and judicious discourse, for let but a fresh man, ⟨p. 84⟩run up the special to his highest, and he shall perceive some non significative to be the special to the Genus of a significative cere. 2. Cer. reductively sacramē •all & not significative, do properly appertain to sacred Cer. reductively, & by right so called, & have been handled before, & are here wholly heterogeneal. 3. Its well to be noted that human Cer. affixed to the Sacram. & bearing significancy of the Sacram. virtue, & obligations, are such as the Rej. fighteth for: But these are analogically sacramē tall,1 for analogy, similitude, or proportion, cannot be denied to be betwixt two signs, which signify the same virtues, the same duties, & the same obligation to these duties, And though the Rej. say again & again, they were never held unlawful: Ye• learned Chamier in the name of our Divines & reformed churches hath these words: We observe come•y circumstances in the celebration of the Sacrament, 2but we justly condemn those, who have added such things, unto which they have fancied mysteries, & proper significations, & that of those effects which appertain unto the water of baptism: As though the work should be twice or thrice do•e, and that either nothing, or that was not sufficient which was done by divine appointment, unless human rashness should have added supply. And the Waldenses who first reformed their churches, & purged out all their popish leaven, renown ced all such human Cer. or Traditions as unlawful as manifestly appeareth by all Papists and Protestants, that have set down their confession & practise. 4. If Analogically Sacramental Cere. be impious emulators of Gods holy Sacraments, as the Rej. confesseth, what can be said, why human significant Cer. analogical to divine significant should not by parity of reason, be esteemed impious ⟨p. 85⟩emulators of Gods holy signs, Is it forbidden to emulate Gods Sacra. only, & not all his holy ordinances?
This desperate absurdity lyes open to the eye of any, that have their eyes annointed with the eye salve of Logick, and judicious discourse, for let but a fresh man, ⟨p. 84⟩runn up the speciall to his highest, and he shall perceave some nō significative to be the speciall to the Genus of a significative cere. 2. Cer. reductively sacramē •all & not significative, do properly appertaine to sacred Cer. reductively, & by right so called, & have beene hādled before, & are here wholly heterogeneal. 3. Its well to be noted that humaine Cer. affixed to the Sacram. & bearing significancy of the Sacram. vertue, & obligations, are such as the Rej. fighteth for: But these are analogically sacramē tall,1 for analogie, similitude, or proportion, cannot be denyed to be betwixt two signes, which signifye the same virtues, the same duties, & the same obligatiō to these dutyes, And though the Rej. say againe & againe, they were never held unlawfull: Ye• learned Chamier in the name of our Divines & reformed churches hath these words: We observe come•y circūstances in the celebration of the Sacramēt, 2but we justly cōdemne those, who have added such things, unto which they have phansyed mysteries, & proper significations, & that of those effects which appertaine unto the water of baptisme: As though the work should be twice or thrice do•e, and that either nothing, or that was not sufficient which was done by divine appointment, unlesse humaine rashnes should have added supply. And the Waldēses who first reformed their churches, & purged out all their popish levē, renoū ced all such humaine Cer. or Traditious as unlawfull as manifestly appeareth by all Papists and Protestants, that have sett downe their confession & practise. 4. If Analogically Sacramentall Cere. be impious aemulators of Gods holy Sacraments, as the Rej. confesseth, what can be sayd, why humaine significant Cer. analogicall to divine significāt should not by parity of reason, be esteemed impious ⟨p. 85⟩aemulators of Gods holy signes, Is it forbidden to aemulate Gods Sacra. only, & not all his holy ordinances?
- 1Ceremonies sacredly him ficant are analogical.Ce•emonies sacre•ly hym ficant are •nalog•call.
- 2Honestas celebrations circumstantias obse•vamus, sed incetio d•mnamus qui ea addid•ru•, qu•bus m•steria aff•xer•nt propr•a• que si•n•f•cation•s & quid ••co•ū effe•c•••um qui […]. Quasi •is •erve tundem re• agi oportuerit, & out […] non satis a••um esset instituto d•v•no nisi •um••a timetita […]. De […] l•b •. cap. 6.•.27.Honestas celebrati•ns circumstantias obse•vamus, sed incetio d•mnamus qui ea addid•ru, qubus msteria affxernt propra que sinfcations & quid coū effecum qui . Quasi is erve tundem re agi oportuerit, & out non satis aum esset instituto dvno nisi uma timetita . De lb . cap. 6..27.
