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THere is a two-fold necessity, the one absolute; the other by and 1.1 Hypothesis: or something is sayed to bee necessary two wayes, eyther as the Cause, or thee 1.2 Fellow-cause: the word of God revealed, is simply necessary to all men, as the cause: but the Scrip∣ture as the Fellow cause. Now it fol∣loweth not thus to conclude; the Fa∣thers vntill Moses vsed the necessary cause without this the Fellow-cause; therefore we may: for a conclusion drawne from the change of time is de∣ceitfull.
Or sup∣position.
Concausa.