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A Defence of the Christian Doctrines of the Society of Friends Being a Reply to
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In a treatise entitled " The True Rule, Judge, and Guide of the True Church Discovered, " we find these observations, viz: " Thirdly, The Scriptures testify of Christ, and were written that they might be believed, and received, and read, that thereby every one that believed, might be made wise to salvation, through faith in Christ Jesus, 2 Tim. Iii, and instructed in righteousness, that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished with all good works ; and whosoever doth teach any ...doctrines, contrary un- to the holy men of God, who spake as they were moved by the Spi- rit of God, which dwelt in thetn ; the scriptures are witnesses against such, that they have not the Spirit of God, but are led by another -pirit, which brings forth contrary doctrine, and another faith, than was once delivered among the saints ; and whosoever brings in, sets up other precepts, constitutions, orders, and prac- tices% in point of worship in opposition and contrary unto those practices, which were held forth in the primitive times, and Mould set up other traditions than the apostles delivered, either by word or writing, such are manifest to liave the spirit of error, and are in- novators, and bringers in, of other things as necessary in point of worship among Christians, which the apostles and ministers of Christ, did not see necessary then, and yet they wanted no part of the counsel of God ; for Paul said, he had declared the whole coun- sel of God ; and furthermore they said, we have the mind of Christ, and Christ's mind is not variable.
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1659.
In a treatise entitled " The True Rule, Judge, and Guide of the True Church Discovered, " we find these observations, viz: " Thirdly, The Scriptures testify of Christ, and were written that they might be believed, and received, and read, that thereby every one that believed, might be made wise to salvation, through faith in Christ Jesus, 2 Tim. Iii, and instructed in righteousness, that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished with all good works ; and whosoever doth teach any ...doctrines, contrary un- to the holy men of God, who spake as they were moved by the Spi- rit of God, which dwelt in thetn ; the scriptures are witnesses against such, that they have not the Spirit of God, but are led by another -pirit, which brings forth contrary doctrine, and another faith, than was once delivered among the saints ; and whosoever brings in, sets up other precepts, constitutions, orders, and prac- tices% in point of worship in opposition and contrary unto those practices, which were held forth in the primitive times, and Mould set up other traditions than the apostles delivered, either by word or writing, such are manifest to liave the spirit of error, and are in- novators, and bringers in, of other things as necessary in point of worship among Christians, which the apostles and ministers of Christ, did not see necessary then, and yet they wanted no part of the counsel of God ; for Paul said, he had declared the whole coun- sel of God ; and furthermore they said, we have the mind of Christ, and Christ's mind is not variable.
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