TO CHAP. XX.
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TO CHAP. XX.
The main Objection which Mr. Williams made against the Estate of our Church-members, was chiefly this; That though he acknowledgeth them to be godly, yet not sufficiently separate from Antichrist. And that he endeavoured to prove, 1. From the Texts that call for separation from Babylon, Isa. 52.2 Cor. 6. Rev. 18.2. From the confession of sins made by Johns Disciples, Mat. 3. and the Proselyte Gentiles, Acts 19. To both these we have returned Answer already.
THe maine Objection which Mr. Williams made against the Estate of our Church-members, was chiefly this; That though he acknowledgeth them to be godly, yet not sufficiently separate from Antichrist. And that he endeavoured to prove, 1. From the Texts that call for separation from Babylon, Isa. 52.2 Cor. 6. Rev. 18.2. From the confession of sinnes made by Johns Disciples, Mat. 3. and the Proselyte Gentiles, Acts 19. To both these we have returned Answer already.