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pueAions in religious Matters, and with fear aod trembling
fhould fay, What fhall we do ? muft we, like Mr.
Jmss^ anfwer only with Contempt ? God forbid. No^
we ought, with all fobriety, to inftrua them in the Way
of God more perfedly, as AquiU and PrifcilU did AfoUo.
And this I take to be a Duty, and to give a Reafon of the
jfiffpg that is inuSy with mee^nefs and fear, i Pet. g. 15. And
yet not for any Man to think of himfelf more highly than
he ought j but to think foberly, accotding as God hath
dealt to every Man the Meafure of Faith : And not to defpife
the Day of fmall things, nor prefume to be wife a-
bove what is written.
But Mr. /ames, Pag. 41. recites my words in my Book,
where I do fay, 'Tis very hard and unkind to befpatter us
all, with the mifcarriage of a Perfon, or Pcrfons, if any
be. And Mr, James s anfwer is ;
" How little need there
*' is of this Refleaion, may appear by what I have writ-