Fifteenth , ti,at our pretence maketh us guilty of all the errours or unmeet expre(iions of the Minifler in publick worlhip ; At leaf+ if we be- fore know of them. And therefore that we muff jdyn with none whore errours or mif-expreffions, we know of before. Sixteenth, that as oft as a Minifler is remo- ved from his particular flock , he becometh but a private men, and is no longer a Minifler and Officer of Chrif}. Seventeenth , that we are guilty of the fins of :11 unworthy or fcandalous Communicants if we communicate with them : Though their admif- fon is.not by our fault. Eighteenth, that he whole judgement is a gainff a ¶iocefan Church, may not lawfully joyn with a Parifh Church; ifthe Minifler be but fub- je& to the Diocefan. Nineteenth,thar whatfoever is unlawfully comö manded is not lawful to be obeyed. Twenty, that it is unlawful to do any thing in the worlhip of God which is impofed by men, is not commanded it felt in the scripture (As what Tranflation ofthe .Scripture (hall be read ; what meetre and what Tune of Pfalms (hall be in ufe ; what hour and at what place the Church (hall meet ; Pulpits, Tables, Fonts, 6-c. Print- ing the Bible , c. dividing it into Chapters, verfes, dc.) Thele and more fuch as thefe are fuperfitions, which Tome religious. people have brought And among thole who are of another opinion, ttc wil fpeak againl all the fore mentioned fuper- Y 7
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