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. The place mentioned by the Rejoinder: out of Lev. 10.1. doeth most strongly make against him. For the sons of Aron are there condemned, for bringing strange, or ordinary fire to Gods worship, as doing that which God had not commanded, and yet had not otherwise forbidden, then by providing fire proper to his worship, and not appointing any other to be used in the tabernacle, and this is the very plea which we make against Ceremonies of humane institution, in Gods worship. The scope of that text we are taught, by an English Bishop, Babington, in his notes upon that place: We may hence learn and settle in our hearts, with what severity the Lord challengeth and defendeth his authority, in laying down the way and manner of his worship, not leaving it to any creature, to meddle with, but according to prescription and appointment from him. Content he is, that men shall make laws for humane matters etc, But for his Divine worship, he only will prescribe it himself, and what h•e appointed, that must be done, and that only, or else Nad•b and Abibu their punishment expected, that is, Gods w•ath expected, in such manner as he shall please.

2. The place mentioned by the Rejoynder: out of Lev. 10.1. doeth most strongly make against him. For the sonnes of Aron are there condemned, for bringing strange, or ordinarie fire to Gods worship, as doeing that which God had not commanded, and yet had not otherwise forbidden, then by providing fire proper to his worship, and not apponting any other to bee used in the tabernacle, and this is the very plea which wee make against Ceremonies of humane institution, in Gods worsh•p. The scope of that text we are taught, by an English Bishop, Babington, in his notes upon that place: Wee may hence learne and setle in our heartes, with what severi•ie the Lord challengeth and defendeth his authoritie, in laying downe the way and manner of his worship, not le•ving it to any creature, to meddle with, but according to praescription and appo•nment from him. Content he is, that men shall make lawes for humane matters etc, But for his Divine worship, hee oney will praesribe it himself, and what he appointed, that must be doen, and that onely, or else Nadb and Abibu their punishment expected, that is, Gods wath expected, in suche manner as he shall please.