no good Confcience. looking things ofgreater confequence; th(y Cap. I 8. frand upon1ythe Mint,Annife, andCummin, · and nett}ell the weightie m:~tt&rs of the Law) jWercie, Ju(fice, Faith ; Strainat agnat.fwallow acamel, flick at joyningwith a Chrifrian Congregation ·· in the cdmmanded duties of publike worfhip and'Communim1 , but ·never flick at joinihgwith fcorners in ftnfol communion, or in conforming to the fa(hions ' oftheworld. Surely we may fay as Paul to ~isEphefians,·But ;e have n~t fo learned Chri.fl·, EAler. • ifye have heard hmt, and have been taught by 2 J 21~ 'him; &c.· Thcfe make 1 ado about wai11ing , pot5, and cups, and out.fides, when the heart .is brim full of pride, hypocrii1e, malice, ~enforioufnefs, rapine nd all in ~qllitie; .fcruple rubbingears of corn when hungrie, but not fwa1lowing a poor widows houfe. Thehigh Priefis were trou~led inConfci– eiice,andrent their clothes,when Chdfifaid ·he w:u- the Son of God; but 'When themfelves blafphenieCl Chri~, and refifted the holy Ghoft, therewas then no rending heart!, nor - renting garments. When ]t.dcUbrought back the money and threw it down, they would not once touch it,and into theirCorban it mufl ·not come, it was the Price of blood now ; but when theydrove the bargain with ]udar,and toldhimout that very money, then it was not the priceof blood, out of Corban it might lawfully come, but intoCorban again it muit not go~ OJ1 paintedfepulchres, and white<! walls! . . · T' -4 8£Sucl
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