To CHAP. XV.
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To CHAP. XV.
The Texts of Scripture which Mr. Williams alleged, not to prove the Churches of England to be false in their Constitution, Ministry, Worship, Government, (for to that end he allegeth no Scriptures at all) but to urge upon us a separation from them, (even from hearing in their Assemblies) were three, Isai. 52.11. ⟨p. 87⟩2 Cor. 6.17. Rev. 18.4. Whereof I certified him in my Letter, That two of them (to wit, the first and last) made nothing to his purpose. For that of Isaiah, and the other of the Revelation speak of local separation, which he knew we had made: and which neither he, nor indeed our selves apprehended to be sufficient, though sufficient to answer, in part, the literal sense of those Places.
THe Texts of Scripture which Mr. Williams alledged, not to prove the Churches of England to be false in their Constitution, Ministery, Worship, Government, (for to that end he alledgeth no Scriptures at all) but to urge upon us a separation from them, (even from hearing in their Assemblies) were three, Isai. 52.11. ⟨p. 87⟩2 Cor. 6.17. Rev. 18.4. Whereof I certified him in my Letter, That two of them (to wit, the first and last) made nothing to his purpose. For that of Isaiah, and the other of the Revelation speake of locall separation, which he knew we had made: and which neither he, nor indeed our selves apprehended to be sufficient, though sufficient to answer, in part, the literall sence of those Places.