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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
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The PR F F AC F.
dether noi ansiver them. Is this done lite
those woho believe the Colpel ot S. Tohn +0
bedivine, to produce ai the arcuments ther
could meet with acainst it; and never offer
to sew the Weatne(s: and Tnreasonableness
of them: Doth not this look like a desien t0
farnist the Deills with such arcuments as
they could meet with acainst it: F speciat
Ir, When they say, Thac S. John doth nOt
oppose chem. Why then are these Areu-
ments produced acainst his Cospel: Men do
not use to dispute acainst their Friends, nor
+0 tell the Worid what al People have said
acainst them, and cive not a word of ansiver
in vindication of them. But therjay, ThC
modern Dnitarians allor oF the Golpel
and othier Pieces OF S. Tohn. A very
great favour indeed, eo allor ot them.
But hou far: A5 of divine Authority
Not a vord of that. But as ancient Bootes
Which they thinte it not fit for them to dis-
asd Dure acainst. But if che ancient Fbionites
he On Vere their Predecestors, as they affirm, ther
can allow none but the Crolpel accordina t0
thC LTebrews; and must reject the rest and
att S. Pauls Epictles; and in truth, they
make him arque so litile tothe purpose, that
they must have a very mean opinion ot his
Wricines. But of these thines in the Dis-
course it self.
+radodi P. 10.