Of the second Assertion. Concerning the Terms of Unity and Forbearance in general.Of the second Assertion. Concerning the Termes of Ʋnitie and Forbearance in generall.
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CHAP. III. Of the second Assertion. Concerning the Terms of Unity and Forbearance in general.
CHAP. III. Of the second Assertion. Concerning the Termes of Ʋnitie and Forbearance in generall.
BY Unity we mean the concurrence of mens judgments, affections and actions about the same thing in one and the same way, and for the same end.
BY Vnitie wee meane the concurrence of mens judgments, affections and actions about the same thing in one and the same way, and for the same end.
By Forbearance we mean the refraining from uncharitable and unkindly affections and behaviours towards another in some things, although there be some difference between us and him in judgement and in the way of acting about these things.
By Forbearance wee meane the refraining from uncharitable and unkindly affections and behaviours towards another in some things, although there bee some difference between us and him in judgement and in the way of acting about these things.
By the terms of Unity and Forbearance we understand all those things, which determine the judgement and conscience of a Christian to the profession and practise of these duties, as he oweth them unto Christ and his members.
By the termes of Ʋnitie and Forbearance wee understand all those things, which determine the judgement and conscience of a Christian to the profession and practise of these duties, as hee oweth them unto Christ and his members.