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a
-
-....
treatif
e
of
C'onfcience.
them
alone
:
yet they
are
condemned
in
confeience, and
one
day they
(hall
find
it.
But
rive
regenerate are by
CIiriil
treed
in conscience from
all
this
condemnation.
Thus
farce
wee
grant.
Ancino
But
the
Antinomies
and
J
know
not
what
Marcioniiis
m
ifts.
would
have
more. They cannot
abide
to
heare
that
a
regene-
rate perfon
is
bound to any
uincere
obedience to Gods
law
as
the rule
of
their
life
:
They
cry
out
againfi the
tno,all
law
as
once
the Babylonians
did
againfi
)erulale
:n,
bows
with
it,
down
with
it
even
to
the
ground
:
O yes
de
r>ót
preach
c
hrsfl
:f
Jee
talk
of
the
Law.
Beloved,
ti.ete are
drunken opinions, fit-
ter to
be
preached
among Drunkards and Epicures,
and
mon-
Bess,
then
among
the
peculiar
ones
of
God. The
-law
of-God
loth
bind the
conscience
of
all
the people
of
God,
fo
that they
are
bound to make
it
a
rule oflife.
Nay,
the
Seri
?ture calleth
Pfaf..a
r,`
it
Chrifis
bond
whereby
he
b;ndetb
his
people
to him
:
The
3.3. Kings
of
the
earth
fet
themfelvei,
and the Rulers take
counfell
together.againft the Lord and
againt
brs
Anointed
f
tying,
Let
its
brealctheir
bends
and cafi
away
their
cords
from
us,
'Tufh,
we
will
not
be
tyed
by
his laws.
nor be
fo
prec:fely
ifrait
-laced
with
fact)
Commandments
as thefe. Here
the
laws
of
the
Lord
are
called
bonds
and
cords
:
Gods
people are
bound
to
him by
them
:
But
the
wicked
they
f}Ind
out
and refute
to
be
bound.
Now
if
the
Law
be
èalled
a
bond,
J
pray
what
bond
is
it,
but
of
Conlcience
?
It
is
not
a
bond
like
a
Prifoners
tèrcers.
to
be
put about
their
legs.:
This
is
a
fpirituall bond
that
hindeth the
confcience.
But
let
me prove
it
to you
by
arguments. There
be fùndry
arguments to
prove
it.
Aigu"
I
Fitfl,
That
which hath power to
fay
to the
c
»nfeience
of
the
Thatregenerate,
This
is thy
duty
anei
this
eau be done
that bindeth
That
cods
ods
b
y
law
bind_
the
confcience,
71:s
is
your
duty.
Who
can
tell better then
ctli the
(Ira
:
?
When
yee
have
done
all
thefe
things
that
are
comnm4n-
eontcience'
did
you,
fay,
We.
are
unprofitable
fervants
;
we
have
done
that
generate.
which
was
our duty
to do.
lark
;
Hee
fpeaketh
of'e
ods
law,
things
cosomanded
now the
law
is
nothing
elfe
but
a
caca-
Lrskt7,
to:
}ague
ofthofè
things
that
God
hath commanded us.
When
Yee
i
bave