A survey of the spiritual antichrist opening the secrets of familism and antinomianism in…A survey of the spirituall antichrist opening the secrets of familisme and antinomianisme in…

And Saltmarsh, as I conceive with Hymeneus and Philetus, and other Libertines in the Army, doubt of, or deny these; therefore not owning these points of faith, nor the doctrine of faith, repentance, love, new obedience, praying, preaching, sacraments, as if he professed himself no Protestant in these points, saith, these are believed by Protestants, but doth not own them as a part of his own belief, but he goeth on p. 190. and teacheth us of a further discovery as to free grace, as if Protestants had never attained to a further discovery as to free grace, and here he falls in on his own secrets of Antinomianism and contradicteth the Protestants, and debaseth the confession of the late Anabaptists the seven Churches & of the assembly of Divines at Westminster: & speaks not one word in this new discovery of Christ God-man born of a woman, under the law, &c. or of the Articles of the faith of Protestants yea, pa. 198, 199, &c. he tells us of the last, and as some say, of the highest and most glorious discovery concerning the whole mystery of God to men, and his creation, in which he again saith nothing of the Protestant faith, not one word of Christ, God and Man, of the Resurrection, of the last Judgement, of the Life to come, which yet the Apostle Heb. 6.1, 2. maketh fundamentals of salvation, though the Chapter tells us in the Title, of the last discovery, and highest concerning the whole mystery of God to men.

And Saltmarsh, as I conceive with Hymeneus and Philetus, and other Libertines in the Armie, doubt of, or deny these; therefore not owning these points of faith, nor the doctrine of faith, repentance, love, new obedience, praying, preaching, sacraments, as if hee professed himselfe no Protestant in these points, saith, these are beleeved by Protestants, but doth not owne them as a part of his owne beleefe, but he goeth on p. 190. and teacheth us of a further discovery as to free grace, as if Protestants had never attained to a further discovery as to free grace, and here he falles in on his owne secrets of Antinomianisme and contradicteth the Protestants, and debaseth the confession of the late Anabaptists the seaven Churches & of the assembly of Divins at Westminster: & speaks not one word in this new discovery of Christ God-man born of a womā, under the law, &c. or of the Articles of the faith of Protestants yea, pa. 198, 199, &c. he tels us of the last, and as some say, of the highest and most glorious discovery concerning the whole mystery of God to men, and his creation, in which hee againe saith nothing of the Protestant faith, not one word of Christ, God and Man, of the Resurrection, of the last Judgement, of the Life to come, which yet the Apostle