Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...

Afife Sermon. 85Eightly, Not the giddy Separift.Ninthly>Nor the unwarrantable Opinionift^^«*talisy as ungroundedly difopinionated 5 I fpcakethus,becaufe I am perfwaded,good men may dififerin things indifferent without prejudice of falvation,or juft caufe ofbreach of charity, or Difunionof affedions. If I fee the power of grace founclyappeare in a mans whole carriage and aconftantpartaking with God, good caufcs, and goodmen, hefhall for my part^ be ever right deare untomy heart, though he differ from meein fome indifferentthings.By Puritanes,then I meanc onely fuch,as J e s v sChrist his own mouth ftileth iojohn 1^.10 .and1 5.5J^^^^^^^'J*',^l°ll^v iT. The fame word is ufed here, but in a more f^;-^f^nKctblclTcd fence.that Eufcbiu^ hathto defcribe equivo-cally,thecurfed Sectof theNovarians. You arc allpure^or cleane, faith Ch r i s t, by the word whichI have fpoken unto you 5 I meane then onclyG H R I s T s ;t«t9rtjc/, whom the powerfull workeofthe Word hath regenerated, and pofTefTed withpurity of heaitjholinefTc of affcdions, and unfpot-tednefTe of life,to whom he promifcth blefredneffe,A/4f . 5.8. Blejjedare the pure in heart : And towhom alone his beloved Apoflle promifeth thebleffed vifion of God inglory,i lohft^,-;.Now that the name of Puritanes (which is, as*'-^"'*"^^^^^^i^^KA^ia,,^cyou may conceive by that which hath bcene faid,a see Difcourfcvery equivocall terme) is put upon (uchas thcfe ofTrueHapincontempt, and reproach 5 is more then manifefl P^^^-f^'P^-^^iby a thoufand experienccs,and by the teftimony ofa great Dovlor at Saint Pauls CrolTe. And yet I dareMfay.'