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dther thing of the like nr,tare : tov the vvorihip
of God under the Gofpel is ( ond ought
to bO the fame at all times, in all places, a^
niongH alj People; in all Nations: And the order
ofit isfixM and determined in ail particulars
that belong unto ic.
And let not any f efpecially our Brethren )
pretend the contrary.^ who liave feparaced from
other Churches for their Innovations in rnatters
of worflilp, until they can giv^e an ifiilancc
of any fuch 6dt^ in the Ii-ftitutfonsof Chrifl:^
as that the worlhip of God cannot be carried
on, Ror his Church governed and edified, vvith«
out an addition of fomething of their own for
the Supply thereof, which therefore Oiould and
would be neceflary to that end, antecedent unto
its addition : And when they havefodonej
1 vVill fubfcribe to their mode of finging, or
any other thing they (hall fo add.
i can fcarcel7 fatiifie my felf without profecuting
tnis to its urrtiofl liraics^ becaofe i fee
the Decleniion that is in our day requires ir,,
but aiy leirare will not permit me at this tiine!
One thing more I ftould fpeak to, before t
clofe thefe Aniaiadverfions ^ and that is, to anfwer
thofe fiUy Reflexions which Mr, M^^
makes upon fome of the Qjieries, about tne
life of the VcvbvyAo^ and its derivati^res, chat it
doth not only ligniSe to praife, but aifo tolamenr.
I fhall therefore repeat the two Queries,
jQ«. 6. Whether the terra vyv^i^ctyn^, hymte^
fantes^ doth not as ftmngly imply ch3c''rhcy"
laoisnted, as that cbey iang and rejoiced ?
F ^,7. VVhe-