Christian religion

That seeing whosoever are partakers of the sins of Rome, are also under the same curse, those of us which have lived in Popery, should examine our selves if we have truly repented us of it: first, by the change of our understanding; as if we have grown ⟨p. 259⟩in the knowledge of the truth: And secondly, of our affections, if we hate Popery, and love the truth unfeignedly. And so let every one judge himself, that we be not judged, as we must expect an harder judgment, according to the long patience of God.

That seeing whosoeuer are partakers of the sinnes of Rome, are also vnder the same curse, those of vs which haue liued in Poperie, should examine our selues if we haue truely repented vs of it: first, by the change of our vnderstanding; as if wee haue growne ⟨p. 259⟩in the knowledge of the truth: And secondly, of our affections, if we hate Poperie, and loue the truth vnfainedly. And so let euery one iudge himselfe, that wee bee not iudged, as wee must expect an harder iudgment, according to the long patience of God.

What further?

That there can be no sound agreement betwixt Popery, and the profession of the Gospel; no more then betwixt light and darkness, falsehood and truth, God and Belial: and therefore no reconciliation can be devised betwixt them: for if the members of Antichrist shall be destroyed, we cannot in any sort communicate with their errors, unless we bear them company in their destruction.

That there can bee no sound agreement betwixt Poperie, and the profession of the Gospell; no more then betwixt light and darkenes, falshood and truth, God and Belial: and therefore no reconciliation can be deuised betwixt them: for if the members of Antichrist shall bee destroyed, wee cannot in any sort communicate with their errors, vnles we beare them companie in their destruction.