REFA E FAC E. 1 E first piece of this Check was defigned r a preface to the Difcourfe that follows fwelled far beyond my intention, I pre: Reader under the name of An historical · makes way for the tracts that follow. refpect to the Difcourfe, I muft mention me to publish it. In 1771 I saw the called the Minutes. Their author invited 3 w the whole affair." I did fo; and foon had "leaned too much towards Calvih, after mature confideration, appeared to coincide with Speculative antinomiathe fame year I publicly acknowledged efe words: ce fprings this almoft general antinoour congregations? Shall I conceal the e it fefters in my own breaft? Shall I be in the name of Him, who is no reerfons, I will confefs My fin, and that my brethren, &c. Is not the antinohearers fomented by that of preachers? : become as to take the greatest part of pon ourselves, according to the old prieft like people? Is it furprifing that hould have an antinomian audience? make or keep it fo? When did we a practical fermon, as that of our Lord t? or write fuch clafe letters, as the John?" Second Check, p. 64, and of the paragraph. 1 thus openly confeffed, that I was ingilt of many of my brethren, and that towards Speculative, as not to have Jand against practical antinomianism; thought, that one of my moft formidable |