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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 Doctrine of the Trinier.
OHice ot Baprilm is required 1o be perfor-
med in che Name of chesechree asdistinet
and vet equal; Withour any Relation 1o
an Cife, cither as 1o the Son or Toly
Chost. Bue il the ancient Teus ivere in
the Riohe, as ve think ther vere, chen we
havea plain acconne, how chelecamerobe
ehus mention d in the Form ot Baptilm,
viz. thac chele chree distinet Subliltences
in the Divine F SenCC, iVere notnoW tobe
Kept up a5 a secret MyAerr trom elie
NVorId. BuE chat the Christian Chureh WVaS
to be Formed upon ehe Beliet OE it.
2. Fheybrins severat places of Scri-
pture, vhere Cod and his Creatures are
jorned, without any Note of distinction or
Superiority; as, The people feared the Lord
and Samuel, FSaM. FL: 28. They worstip.
ped the Ford, and the Kinc, F CHrON. 29.
20. Tcharee thec before Cod the Lord Fe-
sus Christ, and his elect Angels, FTIMI. 5.
2T. The Spirit and the Bride say come,
Revel. 22. 17.
But ean any NIan of Sense imagine,
chese places concain a Parallel with a
Form of Words, Wherein men are entred
into the Prolestion of a ne R. lixion, and
by ertrich ther vere eo be distinguisted
Trom all other Religions. In the former
places, the Circumstances Were (0 nOTO
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