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.…

Which is nothing so, but only it followeth, (as the Repl. said) that he hath confuted the collection which the Def. made from a shred or two of his more public writings. He hath expressed so much in public writings as he doeth in that private epistle. As to add one place of note, opusc. pag. 356. disputing against Cassander, who maintained humane Ceremonies, upon the very same grounds, terms, and condition, that the Def. and Rejoinder do,¹ he saith of them: Seeing God will be worshipped by the rule of his law, and therefore detests all feigned services, it is undoubtedly contrary to faith that any thing be added to his precepts by the judgment of man.

Which is nothing so, but onely it followeth, (as the Repl. sayd) that he hath confuted the collection which the Def. made from a shred or two of his more publicke writings. He hath expressed so muche in publicke writings as he doeth in that private epistle. As to adde one place of note, opusc. pag. 356. disputing against Cassander, who mainteyned humane Ceremonies, upon the very same groundes, termes, and condition, that the Def. and Rejoynder doe,¹ he sayth of them: Seing God will be worshipped by the rule of his law, and therefore detests all feined services, it is undoubtedly contrarie to faith that any thing be added to his precepts by the judgment of man.

1. 1Cum velit Deu• ex praescripto legis sua coli••• proinde fictitios •ultus det•stetur, fide• certere• ugnat, quicquam o•us mandatis addi, hominum arbitri•.