A Reply to his Chap. 72. discussing the Testimony of Brentius.
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CHAP. 69. A Reply to his Chap. 72. discussing the Testimony of Brentius.
Discusser.
Brentius upon 1 Cor. 3. saith, no man hath power to make or give Laws to Christians, whereby to bind their Consciences. For willingly, freely, and uncompelled, with a ready desire, and cheerful mind, must those that come, run unto Christ.
BRentius upon 1 Cor. 3. saith, no man hath power to make or give Lawes to Christians, whereby to binde their Consciences. For willingly, freely, and uncompelled, with a ready desire, and chearfull minde, must those that come, run unto Christ.
To this the Answerer returneth, Brentius (saith he) speaketh not to your cause. We willingly grant you, that man hath no power to bind Conscience: but this hindereth not, that men may see the Laws of God observed, which do bind Conscience.
To this the Answerer returneth, Brentius (saith he) speaketh not to your cause. Wee willingly graunt you, that man hath no power to binde Conscience: but this hindereth not, that men may see the Lawes of God observed, which doe binde Conscience.