Popery condemned by scripture and the fathers - End Time Deception

SCRIPTURE AKD THE FATiiliRS. 167
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between Christ and BcUal or vjJiat part has
" the believer with an injidel and what agree-
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2nent hath the temple of God with idols fir you
" are the temple of the living God^ as God saith^
" I will dwell in them and walk among them.^ and
" / will be their God and they shall be my people,
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f> Ccr. vi. 14. 15. *"
It Yv'ill be highly gratifying to Protestants, to
hear that Papists have believed St. PauL We
would recommend it to the R., when he begins
this noble exercise, to believe him not merely
according to the sound of his words, but to take
the sense along with him. There will then be
some hope of his forsaking the idolatry of the
Romish Church, and commencing Protestant
reformer. By turning his attention again to
these words of St. Paul, he wdll find, that he is
neither speaking of infallibility nor errors of
faith. He is merely cautioning Christians against
an intimate connection with
persons who rejected
the truth, and adhered to the worship of
images and oilier heathenish practices. " Be
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ye not," says he, " unequally yoked together
" with unbeliLvers ; for v, hat fellowship hath
' righteousness with unrighteousness, and what
" communion hath light with darkness V &c. j
ahd then he adds, " Vx^herefore, come out
" from among them and be ye separate, saith
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the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing."
* P. 11-7,