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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
# Folio XLIII, page id 727097563:0049
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TBe PR F F ACF.
but retained their Heresies still in their
Minds; and there is reason to suspect the
sane Game is playine over açain, and ve
cannot be t0o cautious in a matter of such
Consequence.
Terant very creat caurion is necdfull,
but the mixture of some Charity with it
vii do no hurt. Wrhr sould ve suspect
those to be invardly false, and to thint o-
thervise than they speak, uho have sew d
no vant of Courace and Zeal, at a time
When some thoucht it Prudence te say no-
thing, and never cald upon their Superi-
ours then to oon the caule ot Crod, and 10
dotheir Duties as theyhave nou donc, and
that in no very oblicine manner: And. if
the same Men can be cool and unconcerne
at some times, (When there vas se creat
reason to be otherwise) and of a sudden
rrow verrwarm, and even to boil over with
Zeal; the Worid is so ill natur d, a5 to be
100 apt to conclude there is some other cause
of such an alteration than what openty ap-
pears. But there is a kind of bItter ZCal,
Which is so fierce and violent, that it ra-
ther instames than heals any Wounds that
are made; and is of so malienant a Nature,
ehat it spreads and eats like a C ancer, and
if a stop vere not siven toil, it miehi en-
danser the whole B.dy. Jam very sensible
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