The Collected Sermons 1
The Collected Sermons 1
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13. I.
Inpublicos hofies^ omnis homo miles, Tertullianus [Ed. Rigaltii^ fo. 1634, cap.
•44-] Truth Maintained. 375 Examiner.
And 5^though you would put private men upon fuch duties here as are godly and commendable, the policy is to keep them exercifed in one good duty, that they fhould not advance another ; and thus you would cunningly make one piece of Divinity ^betray another, and make the ■friends of the Reformation do it a 'difcourtefie in ignorance.
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{y) I confefle it is an anc...ient fubtilty of Satan, to keep men exercifed in one good duty^ that they jhould not advance another.^ Thus he bufieth fome men all in praying to negleft preach- ing ; all in preaching to negleft Catechizing ; all in prayers, preaching, catechizing, to neglecft praftifing, ^Jejabels body was all eaten up, fave onely her head^ hands and feet. But indifcreet zeal fb confumes fome that they have neither hands nor feet left, either to worke or to walke in their Chriftian calling : Yea, of all their head nothing remains unto them but onely their ears^ refolving all Gods fervice into hearing alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13. I.
Inpublicos hofies^ omnis homo miles, Tertullianus [Ed. Rigaltii^ fo. 1634, cap.
•44-] Truth Maintained. 375 Examiner.
And 5^though you would put private men upon fuch duties here as are godly and commendable, the policy is to keep them exercifed in one good duty, that they fhould not advance another ; and thus you would cunningly make one piece of Divinity ^betray another, and make the ■friends of the Reformation do it a 'difcourtefie in ignorance.
Treat if e.
{y) I confefle it is an anc...ient fubtilty of Satan, to keep men exercifed in one good duty^ that they jhould not advance another.^ Thus he bufieth fome men all in praying to negleft preach- ing ; all in preaching to negleft Catechizing ; all in prayers, preaching, catechizing, to neglecft praftifing, ^Jejabels body was all eaten up, fave onely her head^ hands and feet. But indifcreet zeal fb confumes fome that they have neither hands nor feet left, either to worke or to walke in their Chriftian calling : Yea, of all their head nothing remains unto them but onely their ears^ refolving all Gods fervice into hearing alone.
What to read after The Collected Sermons 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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