116 Of Chriflian Liberty. S E R M. ters continued, I know no rules fo good, and IV. which can be fo properly applied, for pro. moting peace and religion, as thofe given by the apoftle in a parallel cafe, namely, the debates among the primitive chriflians, con- cerning the Jewifh ceremonies ; and they are all fummed up in charity and mutual forbearance. Let us therefore, as many as are perfec`l, be thus minded, and if in any thing ye be otherwife minded, God (hall re- veal even this unto you; neverthelefs whereto we have already attained, let us walk by the fame rule, let us mind the fame thing, Philip. iii, is, 16. SER-
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