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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.…
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Amsterdam: printed by the successors of Giles Thorp, 1633
A manuduction to the following dispute. › Chapter 7: Touching other partitions of Ceremonies, Pag.
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CHAP. VII. Touching other partitions of Ceremonies, Pag.
A Fifth partition is, that of sacred Cerem. some are perpetual, as divine, some temporary, moveable, alterable, ambulatory as human, and of ambulatory some •re free, and some are fixed.
A Fift partition is, that of sacred Cerem. some are perpetuall, as divine, some temporary, moveable, alterable, ambulatory as humaine, and of ambulatory some •re free, and some are fixed.
Of the perpetuity of Divine Ceremon. there is no question, of the alterablenes of human, 1. That is a corrupt rule which the Rej. addeth viz. that they are alterable, when in the judgment and consciences of those to whom it belongs to discern thereof (that is with us to the convocation house) they become not unprofitable alone, but dangerous and hurtful. For not to repeat here, that all •umaine Ceremonies are unprofitable, dangerous, hurtful, 1. unprofitableness alone is sufficient to cashier a Ceremony of mans making: consider well of these •easons.
Of the perpetuity of Divine Ceremon. there is no quaestion, of the alterablenes of humaine, 1. That is a corrupt rule which the Rej. addeth viz. that they are al•erable, when in the judgment and consciences of those to whome it belongs to discerne therof (that is with us to the •onvocation house) they become not unprofitable alone, but •angerous and hurtfull. For not to repeat here, that all umaine Ceremoniesare unprofitable, dangerous, hurtull, 1. unprofitablenes alone is sufficient to cashyre a Ceremony of mans making: consider well of these easons.