0.39.. of the i_ f fite of Beleevers. gar miniftration. Law- givers on earth are fometimes pleafed to change their Lawes , and fo cloth the Law -giver of Heaven ; or if he will limit hisinftance to Circumcifion taking in no ocher Lawes. The fame houle may have a new door or porch: Let Mafter Tombes then know that he is in the fame vifible Ki ngdome as Abraham, Ifaac and lacob and their pofterity after the flefh in 'Traci were. - His laft SeElion anfwers Matter Gobbets in the bulke by whole Setlions, not mentioning his words. And I (hall give the Reader no better fatisfa&ion then Mailer Tombes gives him, unleffe I should acquaint him with Matter Cobbets words as well as his , which neither my time -nor volume will bear. CHAP. XXXIX. i Cor. 7.14. Vindicated. SECT. I. The Series of the' Apofiles difÌ ute opened, and feveral concluftons dra,vne. THe next Scripture in which this extent of the Covenant is evidenced is I Cer. 7. 14. For the unbelieving his (band is fantlified by the wife, and the unbelieving wife is fanaifed by the hufband; elfe were your Children unclean, but now arc they holy. The Corinthians converted by the Apoffles Miniftery,confulted him by letters in feverall cafes of conlcience ; one concerning Marriage, a fecond concerning things offered to Idols, a third concerning fpiritual gifts, afourth concerning collection for the Saints. That of Marriage is firít fpoken to, and conf its of divers heads, and in that Chap. all are fatisfied. One among the reit concernes Marriage-eflate between a Be- leever and an Infidel , a Profeffour of the true paith,ond a Wor- (hipper of Idols; whether fuch fcioety may be continued,or muff be feparated. That this was their Qpxre, appeares by the Apo -'The Corinthi- T t ftlgs an.r Q,tre.
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