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16. The same I say of Church Utensils: If for the Honour of God and Religion, the Pulpits, and Tables have Ornaments of Silk, Cups, and Trenchers, and Flagons of Silver; the Font and Seats have some special Neatness, &c. this is left to Man's Determination, without any particular Institution, and is no Idolatry.

16. The same I say of Church Utensils: If for the Honour of God and Religion, the Pulpits, and Tables have Ornaments of Silk, Cups, and Trenchers, and Flaggons of Silver; the Font and Seats have some special Neatness, &c. this is left to Man's Determination, without any particular Institution, and is no Idolatry.

17. And if as Judges and Lawyers have distinguishing Habits▪ the ⟨p. 8⟩Ministers have so, (officiating, and at other times) to no worse end (or manner) than the said Utensils are put; I know no Institution that is crossed by it, nor that forbids it.

17. And if as Judges and Lawyers have distinguishing Habits▪ the ⟨p. 8⟩Ministers have so, (officiating, and at other times) to no worse end (or manner) than the said Utensils are put; I know no Institution that is crost by it, nor that forbids it.

18. Another Instance may be of Speaking in the Assembly, whether it shall be One Minister, or Two, or Three. Whether Laymen may not be Interlocutors by Questions, yea, and sometime Preach and Pray, &c. God hath not particularly determined, but left to Human Choice.