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Otherwise you may easily gather that we shall be more confirmed in this faith. And seeing you (Learned Sr.) do purposely write concerning the Doctrine which we profess / and yet show not any one error in the Doctrine: consider well what you have done. Will you be ready to help them who err (as you think) in the manner and circumstances? and will you afford no help at all in the matter and faith it self? Far be this from you from your godliness learning / wisdom / charity. And thus much of the first point which you noted concerning doctrine.

Otherwise you may easily gather that we shall be more cōfirmed in this fayth. And seing you (Learned Sr.) do purposely wryte cōcerning the Doctrine which we professe / and yet shew not any one errour in the Doctrine: consider wel what you have done. Will you be ready to help them who erre (as you think) in the manner and circumstāces? and will you afford no help at all in the matter and fayth it self? Far be this from you from your godlynes learning / wisdome / charity. And thus much of the first poynt which you noted concerning doctrine.

2 The second head is of the fact whereof (as you say) we accuse the English Churches. Here also we expected / that you would have discussed those four points / which are particularly rehearsed in the preface of this book / and which we showed to be done and used by / them daily in their divine worship: for which also we testified that we are banished and have departed from them. But of these neither / have you not one word And yet this was the special fact / which we noted for to be considered in that Church. That other of the Prelates tyranny and persecution of us / we touched but by the way and in a few words. We marvel therefore / yea and greatly marvel that these things which directly concern the matter and cause it self / should thus every where be let pass by you / who yet pretend to bring into the way such as do err. But less us see nevertheless what the things are which you do here so much urge.

2 The second head is of the fact wherof (as you say) we accuse the Englysh Churches. Here also we expected / that you would have discussed those fower poynts / which are particularly rehearsed in the preface of this book / and which we shewed to be done and vsed by / them dayly in their divine worship: for which also we testifyed that we are banished and have departed from them. But of these neyther / have you not one word And yet this was the specyall fact / which we noted for to be considered in that Church. That other of the Prelats tyranny and persecution of vs / we touched but by the way and in a few wordes. We marvell therfore / yea and greatly marvell that these thinges which directly concerne the matter and cause it self / should thus every where be let passe by you / who yet pretend to bring into the way such as do erre. But les vs see nevertheles what the thinges are which you do here so much vrge.