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.…

3. The third argument was: There must needs always be variety of Ceremonies in several Churches. Ergo all are not prescribed.

3. The third argument was: There must needs allways be varietie of Ceremonies in severall Churches. Ergo all are not praescribed.

The Repl. answereth, that there neither need, nor ought to be any variety, but only in particular circumstances of order, for time and place etc. Here the Rej. (complaining of Coleworts, and of not caring to say any thing, so it be in opposition) bringeth in to the contrary some examples of civill decency, variable according to times and places. But all such things the Repl. contained in his etc. He addeth also variety of solemn feasts But before those can have place here, it must be proved, that such feasts must needs be. But (saith he) never ⟨p. 102⟩any Divine so spake before Mr. Jacob. And hath he soon forgotten, what was even now recited by himself out of Junius? Such kind of Rejoinders will never be wanting.

The Repl. answereth, that ther neyther need, nor ought to be any varietie, but onely in particular circumstances of order, for time and place etc. Here the Rej. (complayning of Coleworts, and of not caring to say any thinge, so it be in opposition) bringeth in to the contrarie some examples of civill decencie, variable according to times and places. But all suche thinges the Repl. conteyned in his etc. He addeth also varietie of solemne feasts But before those can have place here, it must be proved, that suche feasts must needes be. But (sayth he) never ⟨p. 102⟩any Divine so spake before Mr. Iacob. And hath he soon forgotten, what was even now recited by himself out of Iunius? Suche kinde of Rejoynders will never be wanting.