An apology for the true Christian divinity, being an explanation and vindication of the principles and doctrines of the people called Quakers

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a cometh not

Christ. or historida fuith in him: ooing many have lint, by the ut-

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the flesh; ea though e avo known Christisitor the

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so that Christ compares it to a grain s muStard-seed,

whieli is the least oi ut foedes, ' Matth. iii 31, 32, and that ille hid in the earthi parti man 's heuri pyet therein

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of God' imago that re mainod in Adam. So that Christ, as he et illi opposition ironi ali indes o professor in his ut ard appearaneo doth no also in his inward. It

wises of them ali und the parne testi them ali in Secret, it reprcve them notther an ut thei logi Silene it, nor

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against Ome herestes, ho in the mean time, are cruci-