43 8 --i The `Pra ftiee of Piety, ceafing of the Ceremonies an- nexedto the i. 5. and 6. Com- mandements, and to Marriage, did not abolifh thofe Common- dements , and Marriage ; nor caufe them to caufe from being the perpetuall Rules of' Gods worfhip,. and mansrighteouf- ne{ï'e no more did the abroga- ting of the Ceremonies annex- ed to the Sabbath, abaft' the moralitie of the Commande- ment of the Sabbath; fö that though the Ceremonies bee abo- lifhed : by the acceffe of the Sub./lance ; and the Shaddow o- uerfhadowed by the Body ; (which is Chrifi) yet the holy reft (which was commanded & kept, before either the Iewes were a people, or thofe Cere- monies annexed' to the Sab- bath )' {till continued as Gods perpetuall law, wherebyallthe pofteritie of Adam are bound to ref{ from their ordinary Wines, that they may wholly fpend e- uery
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