TRUSTING to a Better Righ- teousness than OUR OWN, Opened and Defended, in a Plain Practical Discourse upon RO M. X. 3. K By B E'N. FENKS, Rector of Harley in Shropshire, and Chiaplain to the Right LONDON: St. Dunstan’s-Church; and B.Tooke, at the T "O see the Faith of Christ Asaulted-ard Ata tack’d, not only, (as when it first set out out,) by Open Adversaries and Professed Infidels ; But by such as Lurk within the Church, and pass under the Christian Name ; is enough to raise every Believer's Indignation, that would not be a Traytor to his own Profelled Religion. And for my Appearing as I do, as this time, I may ask all that know the Publick, and those violent Efforts which have been made by a Party among us, who are no true Friends to S. Paul's Doctrine, as David did Eliab, 1 Sam. 17. 19. What have I. now done? Is there not a Cause ? Indeed the Cause which I take upon me here to maintain, as it deserves, so it has; many much better Champions. But yet, I hope, it may receive no Detriment from my Concern in it : When it shall appear, That one of such small Accomplishments has yet so much to say for it. And truly that which is of God needs little of Man; Where holy Scripture mall but be heard. But whoever they be, that can make light of what is Spoken by the Lord; are not like Α 2 |