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tr
eati,
f
e
t?I'Con,fcrence,
have
done
all
thefe
things,
faith our
Saviour,
know
it
is
your
dutie.
Here
ye
tee the
law
bath power
to
fay
to
the conscience,
This
is
your
drtie.
But
ye
will
obje6i,
We
are
under
faith
;
and
do
ye
tell
us
of
law
?
J
anfwer,
as
Chryíbflotne
anlwereth
out
of Paul,
De
we
then make
void
the law through
faith
?
God
3
forb.
d
:
Yea, we
eflabl:
fh
the law.
See
how
the
Aponte doth
abhorre
this
thougnt
:
Gad
forbid,
faith
he.
As
if
he had laid,
F4rre
be
it
from
me
to
teach
finch
an
abominable doefrine
:
No,
no ;
we
(flablifh the law.
Heare
what
Chrift
faith himself,
Think
not
that
,3
am
come
to deftroy
the law
:
7
am
net
canoe
to
deflroy,
but
to
fulfill
it.
O thought
force.
If
we
believe
in
Chrift then
we hope
we
fhall
have
done
with
the
law.
No,
no,
faith
Chrif'
;
ye
(hall
as
fool pull the
heavens and
the
earth, out
of
their
place
as
difannull
one
tittle
of
the law.
Secondly,
That
vvhtch
bath
this
authoritie that the
breach
of
Arg.
a.
it
is
a
(lane, bindeth
conscience
:
but
the
law
hath
this
authoritie,
that
neither
regenerate nor unregenerate can tranfgrelle
it
but
they
finne
:
therefore
the
law
bindeth
their
confcietnces.
For
the
regenerate and
all are bound
in
conici:
nce
to take
heed
of
finne
:
Wbofoever
cormitteth
finite
tranfgreffeth
alp
,the lain. t.
Iabn
33
David
was
a regenerate
man
;
ye:
when
he
had defiled
Bath
-
fheba,
Ihave
finned,
faith
he. Jofeph was
.a
regenerate man
;
yet
confeffeth,
if
he
(hould
finne
:
Hew
fhall
y
do
this
great
wickedneffe,
and
fo
finne
again),
God
?
But ye
wvill
obje&,
fins
is
old
Teíament. What of
that
?
J
hope
you
will
not
take
up
the
old damned
herdic
again
of
the
Cerdonians, and Cainites,
and Apellites,
and
Manichees, and
Severia.ns,
and other
lisch
curfèd hereticks
condemned
by
the Church
of God
:
Their
heretic
was,
To
hedge
out
the
Tellenevate'frriian
the old
to
t
ament.
fend
St. Auguaine
proved
it
abairïfl
them,
That
the
rrtc
call
law
of
God
vas
ever
the
rifle
of
obedience,
znd
.0
all
Co
con-
tinue with the
eeípel to
the end
of
the
world
;
ail
d
ery
tranf:
gtëflion:
thereof
is fit*ne.
The
breach
of
the
ceremotiiall law
was a finne once
;
but
now
it
is
stet
:
becaufe
once
it
bound
the
confcience
;
now
it
Both
not
:
Bu
t
the
breach
of
the
morali
law
is
skill
inne
therefore
'till
it
bindeth
the confci-
ence