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The practical divinity of the papists discovered to be destructive of Christianity and mens…
The practical divinity of the papists discovered to be destructive of Christianity and mens souls
London : Tho. Parkhurst and Nath. Ponder ..., 1676
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
What impious Swearing, almost at every word. In horrid terms. Without offering to break off this ungodly custom. Binding themselves by Oaths, and threatening God, that they will sin against him. And never comply with his will, in things which he commends to them as most excellent. What fraudulent Oaths. What Perjuries of all sorts, both as to assertory and promissory Oaths, not worse for being most frequent and customary, Sect. 2. to page 221.
What impious Swearing, almost at every word. In horrid terms. Without offering to break off this ungodly custome. Binding themselves by Oaths, and threatning God, that they will sin against him. And never comply with his will, in things which he commends to them as most excellent. What fraudulent Oaths. What Perjuries of all sorts, both as to assertory and promissory Oaths, not worse for being most frequent and customary, Sect. 2. to page 221.
What Blasphemies. Out of levity, passion, or inconsiderateness. Or from wicked custom, and contempt of a mans own Salvation. The more habitual and customary Blaspheming is the better, Sect. 3. to page 223.
What Blasphemies. Out of levity, passion, or inconsiderateness. Or from wicked custome, and contempt of a mans own Salvation. The more habitual and customary Blaspheming is the better, Sect. 3. to page 223.
What Profaning of holy time. Where it is manifest, that little or nothing at all of Religion need be made Conscience of amongst them; even at the only time set apart for the acts and exercises of it, Sect. 4. to page 228.
What Prophaning of holy time. Where it is manifest, that little or nothing at all of Religion need be made Conscience of amongst them; even at the only time set apart for the acts and exercises of it, Sect. 4. to page 228.