A19142:473
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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In this division of mediate, and immediate worship used by some Divines: The name worship, must need• be taken (by a synecd. the part putt for the whole) fo• obedience in general, and so they are to be understood and not in propriety of speech: For that which comprehends both the tables of the Decalogue in it (as in this division worship doth) cannot properly be referred, either to any one command, or any one table: And in this construction, it serves nothing to the Rej. his purpose, but only to fill up place, & make up the number of Divisions, which is the ready way to confound the reader: And that the Rej. cast lots almost what to say, it may appear, in that, he who makes external worship the Genus to mediate and immediate here: Elsewhere in his premonition to the receiving of the Lords supper, he makes immediate the Genus to external and internal, so curious is he in his distributions, that in his sense, you may make the whole the part, the part the whole: And if in such Divisions there be like to be true sense and solidity, let the judicious reader determine.
In this division of mediate, and immediate worship used by some Divines: The name worship, must need• be taken (by a synecd. the part putt for the whole) fo• obedience in generall, and so they are to be understood and not in propriety of speech: For that which comprehends both the tables of the Decalogue in it (as in this division worship doth) cannot properly be referred, either to any one commaund, or any one table: And in this construction, it serves nothing to the Rej. his purpose, but only to fill up place, & make up the number of Divisions, which is the ready way to confound the reader: And that the Rej. cast lotts almost what to say, it may appeare, in that, he who makes externall worship the Genus to mediate and immediate here: Elsewhere in his premonition to the receaving of the Lords supper, he makes immediate the Genus to externall and internall, so curious is he in his distributions, that in his sense, you may make the whole the part, the part the whole: And if in such Divisions ther be like to be true sense and solidity, let the judicious reader determine.