A Reply to his 79. Chap.
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CHAP. 76. A Reply to his 79. Chap.
Discusser.
Yea, but say they, they doubt not if those Ministers of Old-England should come over to them, and were here with them, they should agree. For, say they, either you will come to us, or show us light to come to you: for we are but weak men, and dream not of perfection in this life.
Yea, but say they, they doubt not if those Ministers of Old-England should come over to them, and were here with them, they should agree. For, say they, either you will come to us, or shew us light to come to you: for wee are but weake men, and dreame not of perfection in this life.
Alas who knoweth not what lamentable differences have been between the same Ministers of the Church of England? &c.
Alas who knoweth not what lamentable differences have been betweene the same Ministers of the Church of England? &c.
Let none now think, that the passage to New-England by Sea, or the nature of the Country can do, what only the Key of David can do, to wit, open and shut the Consciences of men.
Let none now thinke, that the passage to New-England by Sea, or the nature of the Countrie can doe, what onely the Key of David can doe, to wit, open and shut the Consciences of men.