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.…

2. Its void of truth: For who ever accounted all the civill circumstances, and attendants of decency in the discharge of Gods worship to be worship. The band the preacher useth, the doublet he wears are decent attendants unto him, in preaching & praying, and it would be exceeding unseemly, to see him naked in those parts, rudely presenting himself amidst the congregation, in the work of the Lord, yet did ever any, before D. Burges say, that the band and doublet of the minister, were improper immediate worship.

2. Its voyd of truth: For who ever accounted all the civill circumstances, and attendants of decency in the discharge of Gods worship to be worship. The band the preacher useth, the doublet he weares are decent attendants unto him, in preaching & praying, and it would be exceeding unseemely, to see him naked in those parts, rudely presenting himself amiddst the congregation, in the work of the Lord, yet did ever any, before D. Burges say, that the band and doublet of the minister, were improper immediate worship.

A midst these many mistakes, we have a ground of grant from the Rej. his own words: That kneeling in the act of receiving, cannot be improper, but proper worship: For we kneel not either, to man or to the bread, but to God directly, and it is to lift up his honour ⟨p. 139⟩immediately in the use and end of that action, and •herfore it cannot be improper, but proper worship.

A midst these many mistakes, we have a ground of graunt from the Rej. his owne words: That kneeling in the act of receaving, cannot be improper, but proper worship: For we kneele not either, to man or to the bread, but to God directly, and it is to lift up his honour ⟨p. 139⟩immediatly in the use and end of that action, and •herfore it cannot be improper, but proper worship.