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Men
may fuffer
in Matters"of Religion,
For the
firfl
;
You
will fly,
How
farre
may
men
fufìer
in
nutters
of
Religion
?
when
ihouid there
be
any fingerings
of
.en
-for
matters ofReligion
?
-
Men
may differ
in
Dome
cafes for
matters of
Religion,
and
offer ri hreoufly, and
it
is
righteous
in
thofe
that
matte
them
flitter.
Firli
,
If
men
fin in
matters
of
Religion
again!' that that
is
ab
gainfi
the
light
of
nature
;
that
by
the
light of
natiire
Men
might
if
they would, be convinced of
to
be
a
fin
;
in this
they
may
fuller
and
that juffly;
Ile give
you
one
Scripture for
this
;
lob 31.
It
is
in
the
cafe
of
Idolatry,
and in
that
men
may
juill
y
¡utter,
verf.
z6.
If
I
beheld
the
Sim when
it
fhined,
or
the Moore
soaking
in
brw.
htneffe,
and
my
heart barb
been
fecretly inticed,
or
my mouth
bath
k
f
ed
my
hand, this
a
fo
were
an
Iniquity
to
be
puns
flied
by
the
fudge. Now
this
Scripture
cannot be
fo
anfive-
red
as
fome may
that
you have
out
of
the
Old Teflament of the
Kings
of
Judah
; I
confeffe
I thinke that the
ílrength of
what
men fuffer'd
in
the
time
of
the Law,
of
the
Kings
of
ttdah,
is
not
fo
f
+rong as
many
others are, for
there's
a
great
deale
o
difference between them
and
Governours
now
:
I
have shown
fouie difference
between
the people that were under
thePeda-
gogy
of
the Law,and the power of
the
kings
of
fudah,and.Go-
vernours now
;
But
now
as
for
,7ób,
he
was
no: under the
P-
dagogy of
the
Law
:
The
Kings
of 7udáh
are
faid
to
be
tyres
of
Chrift,
and
their
Government
was
typical!.;
But
now
this,
that's
fpoken
ofhere
in
f
ób,
loth
not
at
all
concern
any
type,,
but that that
was
agreeable
to
the light of nature,
and
approved
of
by
God
;
Therefore
If
I
beheld
-the
Sun
when
it
fhined, or the
Moon
wálkkeigin
brightneff
e
.and
my
heart hath
been
fecretlr
ticed,
or
my
Mouth
hath
k`;tred
my
hand
;
this
were
an
iniqu
ty
to
be
puni
flied
by
the
judge,
That
is
idolatry that
a
man
may
be
convinc'd
of
by
the light
of
nature
if
he
will
; as
the
worfhipiaag
of the
Sun and
Moon,
it
is
an
iniquity to be
punned
by
the
Judg.:
So
that
there
is
fon}e
evill in.matters
of
Religion.thzt.
may
be punifhed
by
men:Idolatry
which info
deer
that
men,
by
the lightofnatu"remaybe convinc'd ofit,Ma;iftrates
iliould
not
f
uffer
that
idolatry.
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