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between u ? and th ? Pope * ^ itfi hi * appertinepcfs the prej ^ t ^ s ; bqt he \ vho tfiioks we ^ re tp pjtch oqr tj ^ pf here arjcj have ^ . ttainptf the utmost prospect of Reformation that ( he mortal gi ^ ss wherein we
contemplate c £ . n sjie w u $ , till we come to beatific vision , that pjan by this very opipipn declares that he is ye $ far short of the truth . Np * v once ; again by all cooccurrence of sjgps , ^ ad by the ge
neral instinct of holy and devout men , as they daily and solemnly express their thoughts , God is decreeing to begin some new and great period io bis church , even to I be reforming of reformation itself .
For whe # Qod shakes a kingdom , with strong and healthful commotions , to a general reformin g , it is not untrue that many sectaries and false teachers are then busiest ia seducfng ; but yet more true it is , that GocJ then
raises tp bjs own woxk men of race abilities and more than common industry , not only to look back nnd revise what hath bin taught heretofore , but to gain furder and gopn , some nejv enligkteged steps in the discovery of fruth . For of God
puch is t ^ e order ' s en * Jigktening hj $ church , to dispense and < Jeal out by < legreefi bis beam , so ps o ^ r earthly eyes may best 3 U $ t , ai « i it-
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XXXI . J ieforfkution . Ti ^ not denied ^ but gladl y confessed , we are to send our thiriks and vows to b ^ v ^ D f louder than most of nation ^ for that ^ jijeat ifi ^ asdre' of truth whidh' we enjoy , ^ P i ? ' !/ . w ; tbp ^ main Mi nts i li
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lipv / er ^ | discipline pers ^ f vi ^ es as a heretic . The Papist exacts our belief as to th # church due ^ bow acfipture ; grjd by thp ^ hurah ? wbi ^ h is tfi e wfiojp peopje ojfQod , understands the Pope , the general councils , prej ^ tical only , and the snrnamed Fathers ; but the forcirrg Protestant , though J ^ e 4 y s ucb belief Jo any chftrch ^ b « Mtsoeve . r yef ^ ajies it to
himself and hi $ freacbers , of far Ies 5 ^ tjipfity tban to be called the c { iurch aad &bove scriptjare 6 e-JievecJ j which renders liis practice both contrary tp his belief , and far worse th $ n th&t belief whiph
Jie ppndemns m the Papist . By all whiph : well considered , the ipore he professes to }> e a true JPro ^ e ^ tari t , the more he hath to ^ ns > ver for bis persecuti pg than a Papist- Noprotestant therefore ,
of what s ^ ect ^ oever , following Scripture only , which is tfie comjnofi s ^ ect wherein Xhey all agre e , and Xl ^ G gr $ Ji te 4 rm lq of every ^ rian ' s con&ciencp to him ? el / , ought ,.. fry the common doctrine of
Protestants , to be forced or molested [ for religion .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1813, page 389, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2429/page/33/
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