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Excerpt from A Seasonable Discourse, or a Censure Upon a Dialogue of the Anabaptists, Intituled, a Description of What God Hath Predestinated Concerning Man; Is Tryed and Examined: Wherein These Seven Points Are Handled and Answered, Viz; 1. Of Predestination, 2. Of Election, 3. Of Reprobation, 4. Of Falling Away, 5. Of Freewill, 6. Of Originall Sinne, 7. Of Baptizing Infants

Ring requefled by fome, whore miudes the Anabaptifis would cumber with their erronrs, to {hew my iudge men: on their forefaid Book 5 I have (ct down theie few obiervations. In the firfi part which they intitle of they commit a double fault; Firfl, they confirm not by holy,writ their own doarine: fotin the third page of their Dialogue, they defcribe Gods Predeliination out of their own head; not one Scripture brought to prove that they fay 3 neither can they juilificby. Godsword that their deferiptionwvherein fomethingsare erroneous, f 'fome ambiguous and (ophiflicall, till they bee cleared. Secondly, they abufe and calumniate the dofirineofthofe whom they call Calvinifis, and would father upon the'm abfurdities,errours,bla(phemies taking advantage upon fome harih phrafes, concluding againfi them worle things then either they fpake or mcant; pailing over the explanations to bee feen in (undry oftheir workes, which will cleare them of the er roys that chefe men would inforce upon them. The differences which they make (in page 4)between'the Calvinifis do&rine and theirs, are fraudulent and injurious. As between All thing, and all good tbz'ng: where firfi thefe Anabaptifis do differ from the plain Scriptures which teliific that All thing: were created by Chrifl $301. 1. R 6, and With out him was not any things made that was made, 2. Secondly, they cannot bee ignorant but that wee hold all A 3) things fo this difference.

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