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If therefore the Commandment is to be accounted morall, [ 150] which the Gospel reinforceth, and commends unto us (ac∣cording to Mr. Primrose principles) then the fourth Com∣mandment may wel come into the account of such as are morall; but the places mentioned and cleared out of the New Testament evince thus much: The Lord Jesus comming not to destroy the Law of the Sabbath, but to establish
it: and of the breach of which one Law he that is guilty, is guilty of the breach of all.