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I conceive then he must affirm the second, and •ace the worship, in the act of conscience, carried by virtue of a command: but then let him tell us how •his can be called external worship, or can possibly •ccord with the words of his definition going before: external worship is, the performance of an outward action, […] he defines, but I assume, the inward work of con•cieoce, is not the performance of any outward action, ••erfore external worship cannot consist in that.

I conceave then he must affirme the second, and •ace the worship, in the act of conscience, caried by •ertue of a commaund: but then let him tell us how •his can be called externall worship, or can possiblely •ccord with the words of his definition going before: •xternall worship is, the performance of an outward action, 〈…〉 he defines, but I assume, the inward work of con•cieoce, is not the performance of any outward action, ••erfore externall worship cannot consist in that.

And yet if this was granted, which sense gainsays, •ee how unhappy he is in his expression, for neither in •his would any worship properly appear. That which •ppertaines to the right doing of every act of obedience as such, that cannot make up the proper nature of worship: but to be done in virtue, and so in conscience of Gods command, belongs to every action of the Decalogue: what ever is not done of faith is sin