41 Ca ctoth tend to infebt the hearers with the fame vices and kill their Love, and lead them into di vifions, you would take heed for the fake of o- thers. (U.nlefs you are ofchore who are fooliíh- er than the devil , and would buildChrias houle and Kingdome by dividing it Mark, 12.) One raileth at Luther, and another at Calvin,and ano- ther at Arminiud , and another at this maw, and another at that, for matters which are above their reach; and the people are taught to rail at all ; and to make it al fo their talk behind mens backs, toprate againf} this man and that manand the o--. ther ; and in time to thew it, by breaking into fe&s : In a word fuch carnal courses of their Teachers , do make or harden carnal profef- fors , to be one for Paul, and another forApollo, and another for Ceph.u, but few fincerely and prudently for Chrift : fo that inftead of Holinefs, Love and Concord, we have in almof} all com- pany little but ignorant cenforious wrang- ling, at the opinions of thofe that they never were acquainted with , or at tie controverted praaifes, or circumftances of worfhip , which arenot fuitable to their prejudice and cuf}on,and cf which they never d&fired to be the impartial hearerscf a ¡rift accoutit. If ever God will Phew rne:-cy to hisChurch, he will give themMors after his heart, who (hall abound in Light and Leve, and lead the peo- ple into Concordupon the ancient terms; and make it their work, to brine; this Love-killing fpirit into hatred; whether it work by the way of f }riving- difputes, or dividing principles or praetifes, or by reproaching others : by corpo- ra!
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