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 ask therefore, if undecencie in Gods worship cannot be avoided, without double, treble, sacred significant Ceremonies, of mans inventing? If not, then the Apostles did much forget themselves, in their public worshipping of God, before men had invented such Ceremonies, for that is no answer which the Rejoinder after giveth: all Churches are not bound to this or that particular way of Comeliness. All Churches are bound to avoid undecencie, and to do that which Decency requireth, or bindeth them unto. If yea, then Decency doeth not require such kind of Ceremonies.

I aske therfor, if undecencie in Gods worship cannot be avoided, without double, treble, sacred significant Ceremonies, of mans inventing? If not, then the Apostles did muche forget themselves, in their publicke worshipping of God, before men had invented suche Ceremonies, for that is no answer which the Rejoynder after giveth: all Churches are not bound to this or that particular way of Comelinesse. All Churches are bound to avoide undecencie, and to doe that which Decencie requireth, or bindeth them unto. If yea, then Decencie doeth not require suche kinde of Ceremonies.

Neither doeth it in deed, any more than Order.¹ So Mr. Perkins, lat. to. 2. p. 888. Decency is, when the service of God is performed with convenient and fit circumstances of time, place, person, and gesture, and hereof the Apostle speaketh. 1. Cor. 14.40.

Neyther doeth it in deed, any more thē Order.¹ So Mr. Perkins, lat. to. 2. p. 888. Decency is, when the service of God is performed with convenient and fitt circumstances of time, place, person, and gesture, and heereof the Apostle speaketh. 1. Cor. 14.40.