Anti-Cavalierisme, or Truth Pleading as Well the Necessity as the Lawfulnesse of This Present Warre, for the Suppressing of That Butcherly Brood of Caveliering Incendiaries Who Are Now Hammering England to Make an Ireland of It

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Excerpt from Anti-Cavalierisme, or Truth Pleading as Well the Necessity as the Lawfulnesse of This Present Warre, for the Suppressing of That Butcherly Brood of Caveliering Incendiaries Who Are Now Hammering England to Make an Ireland of It: Wherein All the Materiall Objections Against the Lawfulness of This Undertaking, Are Fully Cleered and AnsweredFourthly (and lallly)all our 0 In concernments and the concernments olall our deare bre thren in the faith throughout the Land, are bound up in the bufinc¿e, which hath beene fo frequently and tffc¿ionately rec0mmended unto you are the like concernmenrs of Others. Of our brethren alfo, partakers of like precious faith with yon, in other Lands and Kingdoms bound up likewife herein, though nor all (perhaps in the fame degree. There isam (1100 report of a lirange S y mpathie bet ween Hypocrate's twins, that they alwaies cried togc. Thtr, and laughed together. And doubtle¿e there is fome fuch fympsthie between all the te formed Churches (as we call them) i hefe parts of the world among¿ which likewil'c I comz'rehcnd thofe plantations of our cibreo of this Land, in America, and other Wcfigm parts, at lull between all that are trulte faithful] and found in that profellion which they make in thefe Churchesl doe not (peak here of that inward or (pirituall fympathle, which in refpea ofreciprocall afiefiions and mutual tendernec intercedes between all the true and living members of the myllicall body of chrill, though never (0 lemon: afunder, but ofthat mutualldepcndencie which the outward affairs and condition of evcrie one hath, upon the condition of the Other, (0 that the ptofperity and well ellablilhed peace of any one, hath an in¿uence into, and contributes more or le¿e towards the like e¿ablilhment of the Other As on the pottery, the linking, trouble, mine. 0! Defiruftion of w y one weakens the lirength.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully, any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.