Five disputations of church-government, and worship (1659)
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 · London : Printed by R.W. for N. Simmons · leaf 549
hin a fools Coat, and a fools Cap with a feather, rather then for-bear. But 1 do not think that any of them would Juflifiethat Ruler that would make fuch a Law, that no man (houldpreach or celebrate the Sacraments,but in a fools Coac and Cap :fuch might cxpeSto be judged by Chrift, as… … ^ J- m^.^^^py^^^^?^ W I L L fay but lictle of chip, bccauft1 have opened ic before in iheDifputa-tion about Liturgies. The Reafonsof it are plain, i. Indifferent things(hould be ufed ai indifferent thir.gs,andtherefore with fome indifferency.(). 2. And 2. The people elfe will bebrought to think…
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