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The Case of the Sabbath.
To My very Loving Friend Mr. Tho. Sa. at S. B. Nottingh. March 28. 1634.
SIR,
WHen by your former Letter, you desired my present Re∣solution in two Questions therein proposed concern∣ing the Sabbath: although I might not then satisfie your whole desire (being loath to give in my opinion before I had well weighed it) yet that I might not seem al∣together to decline the task imposed on me by you, I engaged my self by promise, within short time, to send you what upon further consideration I should conceive thereof. Which promise, so far as my many distractions and occasions would permit, I endeavoured to perform by perusing the Books you sent me, (in the one whereof, I found written on the spare paper with your hand, a Note moving a third Question, about the Name of the Sabbath also;) and by