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.…

I might also putt the reader in mind, of these twice sod-coleworts, that are set again before us: viz. this misty distinction of properly, & reductively, which like ⟨p. 138⟩a vagrant wanders up and down in every coast, and therefore should be whipped home to his own place: For it is propounded & applied upon the like mistake, that formerly it was pag. 37. in the division of Cerem. And is here, as it was there, void of all art and truth.

I might also putt the reader in mynd, of these twicesod-coleworts, that are sett agayne before us: viz. this misty distinction of properly, & reductively, which like ⟨p. 138⟩a vagrant wanders up and downe in every coast, and therfore should be whipped home to his owne place: For it is propounded & applyed upon the like mistake, that formerly it was pag. 37. in the division of Cerem. And is here, as it was there, voyd of all art and truth.

1. Void of Art: For what reason, or rule, doth allow, any reasonable disputer, to make a distribution and so an opposition of parts, that are in consent, and agreement one with another, such is this here propounded. Worship is either proper; as Gods ordinances, or improper, as the adjuncts to these ordinances, which appertain thereunto: As if a man should say: There be two kind of birds, either an eagle, or her feathers.

1. Voyd of Art: For what reason, or rule, doth allow, any reasonable disputer, to make a distribution and so an opposition of parts, that are in consent, and agreement one with another, such is this here propounded. Worship is either proper; as Gods ordinances, or improper, as the adjuncts to these ordinances, which appertaine therunto: As if a man should say: Ther be two kynd of byrds, either an eagle, or her feathers.