A19142:444
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.…
A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's worship. Or a triplication unto. D. Burgess his rejoinder for D. Morton The first partA fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's vvorship. Or a triplication unto. D. Burgesse his rejoinder for D. Morton The first part
Amsterdam: printed by the successors of Giles Thorp, 1633
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The terms of which description, are so loose and •yde, and so far from laying out the bounds, of the ••ing described, that like a ship-mans hose, you may apply ••em to what you will, rather then to the purpose in •nd: A man hath estimation, of his life, his goods, his •ood name, answerable to the worth & dignity of them, •nd doth accordingly perform, that respect, that is fit […] caring for them: doth he therefore worship his house, •is goods, his lands? Nay any Christian heart, esteems •nd performs respect to the worship of God: doth he ••erfore give worship unto worship: The Rej. therefore […] to be desired, to make accurate descriptions, if he de••re to give satisfaction to a Judicious reader. Lastly we •ave here things & persons made the object of worship, •nd yet in the division immediately following, we are •aught, that worship distinguished according to the object, •nd that truly: is either of our fellow Citizens, and so civill, […] of our God, and so divine: In the definition things and persons are the object: And now in the division only persons are the object, and things not mentioned: how this quicksilver will be soldered together, I see not.
The termes of which description, are so loose and •yde, and so farr from laying out the bounds, of the ••ing described, that like a ship-mans hose, you may apply ••em to what you will, rather then to the purpose in •nd: A man hath aestimation, of his life, his goods, his •ood name, answerable to the worth & dignity of thē, nd doth accordingly performe, that respect, that is fitt caring for them: doth he therfore worship his house, is goods, his lands? Nay any Christian heart, esteemes nd performes respect to the worship of God: doth he erfore give worship unto worship: The Rej. therfore to be desired, to make accurate descriptions, if he dere to give satisfaction to a Iudicious reader. Lastly we ave here things & persons made the object of worship, nd yet in the division immediatly following, we are aught, that worship distinguished according to the object, nd that truely: is either of our fellow Citizens, and so civill, of our God, and so divine: In the definition things and ersons are the object: And now in the division only ersons are the object, and things not mentioned: how this quicksilver will be sodered togeher, I see not.