Section 3Section, 3. [And hence it may appear, that ſome are too ſhort, in defigning the Species, or kindes of…
Section 4Section, 4. [Superstition then, in this general notion, as an exceſs in Religion, hath as many Species, or…
Section 5
Section 15Section 15. Having thus made way for our debate with the Doctor by ſhewing the nature of Superſtition, &c.
Section 19Section, 19. But he addes, Sect. 11. when Paul tells the Athenians, Acts 17.22. They were, …, &c.
Section 20Section 20. What Feſtus meant by, …, Acts. 25.19. is not much material, it's like he ſpake it with ſcorn…
Section 21Section 21. What Epicurus doctrine was, or what Heathens thought of the word, …, we are not much…
Section 22Section 22. From that large diſcourſe, about the word, at laſt, Section, 27. the Doctor comes to apply it,…
Section 23-24Section 23, 24. The ſecond Inconſequence he ſayes, is this, [That the uſe of Ceremonies or Rites in the…
Section 25-29Sect. 25, 26, 27, 28, 29. We acknowledge this aſſertion, that, [Superſtition may and doth in ſome…
Section 30Section 30. Of this kinde are thoſe three ſort of ſignificant Ceremonies, &c.
Section 31 32Sect. 31.32. But herein the Doctor is again miſtaken, that he ſayes, &c.
Section 33Sect. 33. This queſtion of a competent Judge, &c.
Section 34Section 34. The placing of more vertue in ſome things, then either naturally, or by the Rule of the word,…
Section 35-36Sect. 35.36. The Nimiety must be, an exceſs of fear, or being afraid of God, when we need not, &c.
Section 37-39Sect. 37, 38, 39 And now we are come to another conſideration of the laſt way, that he ſuppoſes, may be…
Section 40-42Sect. 40, 41, 42. But he goes on: [If my voluntary oblation, I perform as a voluntary oblation, &c.]
Section 43Sect. 43. And now the Doctor may be pleaſed to review, and if he will, recall his bitter, falſe,…
Exercitation 2Exercitation. 2. Of Will-worſhip.
Section 1Sect. 1. Had the Reverend and Learned Doctor (as it became him,) diſtinguiſhed the words, either …, in…
Section 2Sect. 2. How oft, or ſeldom the Greek word is uſed in other Authors, or the Tranſlators of the Old…
Section 3Sect. 3. What the word, …, in the place, Col. 2.23. ſignifieth, may indeed be gathered from the context, &c.
Section 4Sect. 4. That we have not miſtaken the Doctors meaning, will appear by that which he addes, &c.
Section 5Sect. 5. The full importance of the words, verſ. 22. (he ſays) is this, That when thoſe abſtinencies are…
Section 6Sect. 6. Yet let us hear wherein the Doctor places the danger, &c.
Section 7Sect. 7. And now we are come to the 23. verſe, &c.
Section 8-9Sect. 8, 9. That the laſt part of the verſe, not ſparing the body, &c.
Section 10Sect. 10. Firſt he ſayes, he will give his reaſous, &c.
Section 13Sect. 13. A third reaſon is, becauſe the Greek Fathers, &c.
Section 14-15Sect. 14, 15. The fourth reaſon, becauſe by this way, that very obſcure place may be conveniently…
Section 16Sect. 16. 6. Reaſon it ſelf aſſures us, that things done in the ſervice of God, are not therefore ill,…
Section 17-18Sect. 17, 18. We have done with the firſt undertaking, &c.
Section 19Sect. 19. Another reaſon is, that among the Jewes, &c.
Section 20-21Sect. 20.21. A third ground of the abuſe of the word, &c.
Section 22-23Sect. 22, 23. You muſt (ſayes he) obſerve theſe things, &c.
Section 24-28Sect. 24, 25, 26, 27, 28. The fourth occaſion of the miſtake (he ſays) is the uſe, &c.
Section 29Sect. 29. And now we are come to the third part of his undertaking, concerning thoſe voluntary oblations…
Section 30Sect. 30. God commanded not David to build him a Temple, yet Davids intention in that deſigne is very…
Section 31Sect. 31. The like may be anſwered for the other inſtance, he might (ſays he) have abſtained from going up…
Section 32Sect. 32. The next of works of mercy, that though they be commanded in general, yet the quantum is not…
Section 33-34Sect. 33, 34. As for his inſtance of Prayer, for the manner, or frequency, &c. we anſwer very briefly, &c.
Section 39Sect. 39. We wave the four following Sections, &c. but cannot let paſs, what he addes, about the…
Section 40-41Sect. 40.41. Object. Prudence will require us to do that which is fittest to be done, and ſo nothing is…
Section 42Sect. 42. And here he confeſſes it's poſſible to offend, &c.
6 questionsSection 46Sect. 46. But then thirdly, (ſays he) the perfection we are commanded by Chriſt, is capable of degrees, &c.
Section 47Sect. 47. Whence it is apparent, &c.
Section 48Sect. 48. The next objection raiſed by him, &c.
Section 50Sect. 50, &c. And this makes way for another, and the laſt objection, &c.
Exercitation 3Exercitation. 3. Of Chriſtmas, and other Feſtivals.
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