command to be done, though it be done against the commande∣ment
of God.
3. That it is ridiculous to say, God the Father, God the Son,
God the holy Ghost; as though by saying these words, they
should affirme to be three Gods.
4. That every man ought first to be in an errour before he can
come to the knowledge of the truth.
5. That heaven and hell are present in this world among us,
and that there is none other.
6. That they are bound to give almes to none other persons
but to those of their Sect, and if they otherwise doe, they give
their Almes to the divell.
7. That they ought not to burie their dead: because it is said,
let the dead bury the dead.
8. That none ought to receive their Sacraments before he re∣ceiveth
their whole Ordinances, as 1. He must be admitted with
a kisse, then his feet must be washed, then hands laid on him, and
so received.
9. That the Angels Raphael, and Gabriel and others were
borne of a woman.
10. That they ought not to say Davids Psalmes as Prayers,
being righteous and without sinne.
11. That there ought to be no Sabbath day, but that all
should be alike.
12. That Christ is come forth of the flesh as he came forth
of the Virgin Mary.
13. That there was a world before Adams time as is now.
14. That the Law of God is possible to be kept of every man
that will endeavour himselfe thereto.
15. That it is ••••pedient that they should make manifest their
whole heart, with all their counsels, minds, wils, and thoughts, to∣gether
with all their doings, dealings, and exercises naked and
bare before the children of the Family of Love, and not to cover
or hide any thing (be it was it is) before him, and what their in∣clination
and nature draweth them unto.
In a word, their doctrine is perverse, blasphemous and erro∣••eous:
it openeth a doore to all wickednese, turning Reli∣gion