Thu that dfoelleji in the garden,
compactions hearken to thy "voice ^ cauji
heareit*

Thou that dmllefi in the gardens. '^
Participle being of the Feminine gc
(heweth thatit is the Church not C
that is here fpokcn to, who is fa
dwell in the garden •, to wit, in the ]
cukr Churches, as the fea dwelk
each particular Countrey fea ^ the
man fej^ the Spanifh fea^ the Baltic!



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Ch.S. The Catholick Church tphere it dwells. a/^



&c . So the Catholick Church is divided
into partfcukr Churches , or the Je wifli
Mother Church dwelleth by her authori-
ty and d|rc<aions in all other Churches.
The comf anions hearkning to thy tvord (or
voice) ^oiifeme to hear e it.'} So the words
in the originall which implyeth either
that Church would have the Mother
Church of the Jews take care of all other
Chriftian Churches, and give direiflions
untQ thieni) and yet not as unto her hand-
n^i^s^but as to her companions ^ or elfe
if the words be read according to the
tnanflation^ The companions hearken to thy
"voice^ ca$^fe me to heare it : They imply,
that aifter the calling of thefc Churches,
this IhaU be their conftant eftate to the
worlds end, as they fhall all

Firft, embrace one another as compa-
nions, not claiming Romifh Supremacy.
Secondly^ hearken to the voice and di-
redions of the Mother Church, (in Solo-
lemons daies for wifedome to him.)

Thirdly, continue in calling upon the
Name of Chrift without dilfipationand
interruption to the end.
Make hajlcy my beloved, and be thou like to
a Roe^or to a young Hart ufon the mountain of
(pices. * "tVvsX



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