As for an audible pronouncing of Amen, if the 1mind of them that pronounce it, have been upon that which the Minister uttered, and their heart have given consent thereto, it compriseth altogether as much as the Minister hath uttered. This is the only warrantable means for people to utter their mind in a Congregation. It must therefore be uttered by every one, altogether, so loud, as the Minister may hear their consent, as well as they hear what he hath uttered in their name. For the one is as requisite as the other.
As for an audible pronouncing of Amen, if the 1mind of them that pronounce it, have beene upon that which the Minister uttered, and their heart have given consent thereto, it compriseth alltogether as much as the Minister hath uttered. This is the only warrantable meanes for people to utter their mind in a Congregation. It must therefore be uttered by every one, altogether, so loud, as the Minister may heare their consent, as well as they heare what he hath uttered in their name. For the one is as requisite as the other.
- 1Of peoples uttering Amen, See The Guide to go to God § 243Of peoples uttering Amen, See The Guide to goe to God § 243