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Yet you bouncingly tell us ;
« But to clear all at once,
and then tell us of fevcral Depofitions you have by you
•* and behold one in Form, w\. I N. M do own aad tettif
y
*' ^hat^/.hath difcourfmg, and to my great Vexation
« and Difquict, urged me to be dipped, fetting forth the
abfoluce neceflfity thereof to Salration ; inveigliing a-
*• gainft thofe that praftife Infants Baptifm, as ^ntfchri-
« ftian, andurgedmetobedipp'd. as ever I ex pea to en.
•« tcr the Kingdom of God: Witnefs my Hand M AT
*« And let Mr.mUskno^ CTaithMr.JmO that I ha^e
*•
fcveralDcpofirionsof Perfonsby me.
Sir,I pray let us have them all, that we mav fee whether
ihcy be like this ; but if this be true,it gives'you no relief,
for that which you arc to prove, is this.
1. That the BupHfls finding this poor Man A.M. in
Trouble, thought to make a Profelyte of him.
2. That they aftedfo inconfiderately, and did him fo
much Wrong : now yoii muft prove what Wrong this was
'
4nd how much.
3. That they fat in, and told him in his Trouble, his
way to have Peace and Comfort, was to be dipped.
4. If a Manor a Woman come under trouble of Mind,
nd they fpy it out •, or if any one be newly joined to their
Fellow-Diflcntcrs, of other Opinions, immediately they
fet upon them, thinking now is their time to profelyte
them to a Party.
5. You muft prove that they urge Dipping, and /ay
fuchaStrefsuponic, that they make it a Salve for every
^
Spiritual Sore.
5. That they make all Religion in going down into the
Water,
7. That they take advantage of the bodily Wcakneflei,
Infirmities and Confufion of Minds, to win Pcrfons, or
rather draw them to a Party.
8. You muft affign more than a fuiglc Perfon, that has
been guilty of the Crimes aforcfaid.
You muft prove that you had juft occaflon to reflcft on
the Baptifls, as thofe that did R.Af. fomc wrong, as to
his tragical End.
2/7, You mud prove what you have written of their
pradiilng tlic
like upon many cthtri in fuch-like Cafei.
Which