More proofs of infants church-membership and consequently their right to baptism, or, A second…

§. 6. Pag. 105. He reciteth his false story of Berinus, of which before.

§. 7. Pag. 106. He reciteth his falsification of the Bishop of Apameae. And turneth us for his proofs to some book oft called the Dutch Century Writers, and the Dutch Martyrology: I suppose both Novel and Anabaptist Authors; And he may as well turn us over to our neighbour Anabaptists to tell us what is written in the ancient Historians and Doctors, when we have the books themselves before us.

§. 7. Pag. 106. He reciteth his falsification of the Bishop of Apameae. And turneth us for his proofs to some book oft called the Dutch Century Writers, and the Dutch Martyrologie: I suppose both Novel and Anabaptist Authors; And he may as well turn us over to our neighbour Anabaptists to tell us what is written in the ancient Historians and Doctors, when we have the books themselves before us.

§. 8. Pag. 106, 107. He impenitently repeateth his slander of Wycliffe, referring us to his profs p. 283, &c. Where having before falsely told us that he wrote another book called Trialogia besides his Dialogues (when it is the same book that is called Trialogus in the M. S. and Dialogus in the printed Copy, as he may see by many citations out of the Trialogus in Bishop Usher, de success. Eccles. which are all in the Dialogus) he tells ⟨p. 353⟩us of a great many of Wickliffe's words to other purposes, and cannot bring one line or word in which he denieth Infant-Baptism: But only 1. The lying accusations of his adversaries to that end, and 2. His own words which deny two Popish tenets. 1. That Baptism saveth all ex opere operato; When he proveth contrarily (of young and old) that where Grace concurreth, it saveth, and else not. 2. That Infants unbaptized are damned; which in charity he thinks is to be denied: And what's this against their Baptism?