Let the reader of Teal without Innovat thentively Rind be Mermier's Bampton Lectures & partion badly 10 Sermon with hotes C. B. at the hand of the Not :

He will find neceful infor

information & sound (Doctrine the Bactrines of the firmitive, burel & the Church of England? clearly stated the Enors of Sntainer, Papist Arans

"all the

weak parts of sich weiters as thus appeal to

by arguments enforced by

all

feek - how few

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Of Modern Wooks calculated to instruct Man in Bue Christian Faith & Practice, & Him to pissivere therein the best I haut onet with is Vane Wilderts Ser frons preached at Woyles Lectures swhich to the croit of the times had a 2. Ed: the 2.Gear. after their publication - The Riter: in particu lar, on thé Protestant Reformation will be : found most productive of observations counteracting the strong beas of the Author this Book of Teal with dunovations.

of

page 1/4 4371 the Established Church of England Be part of the universal Church continued from the Days of the Apostles to this time, this writer calls (abric " " "Produced & founded" by the reformers.”Bishops He sconely notices & does not consider an cfuntial; what was the firimitivas &octrine? there is no ChureB!!

" When there is no

of Baptism how littles is said, how will

let the reader judge

is it stated to be thes

only mode of admissions into the Church, ap: : pointed by Christ Himself ?

the

memory

The Etoly Communion excapes of the author the 80 pages consist of instru : hon to the young argymen & still more on the subject of preaching.

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How are the divine grace tassistance to be obtained without those means Christ.. ssuredly ordained?

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152. Evangelical clergy are a sect who later peculiar rame by which they cast, by implications, a dreadful sunsust dismes upon the other Auger of Ve Church of England by holding meetings arantiorized b Fivcevans, fother tvarious parts of their Proceedings duidedly Schismatical lavourably spoken of yet allowed to be inists & cank Enthusiasts