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 1  1  |   the peril of our life: our conscience is our witness, which herein,
 2 14,2|   beforehand, by those whose conscience is burthened with mortal
 3 15,1|     by peace and serenity of conscience, with exceed ing consolation
 4 15,1|    terrors which agitate the conscience, and faith, are the parts
 5 15,1|    folds and recesses of his conscience, he confess those sins by
 6 15,3|   the terrors with which the conscience is smitten upon being convinced
 7 24,2|      the Synod leaves to the conscience of those who withdraw themselves
 8 24,2|      them as his with a safe conscience; but is bound, or, in his
 9 25,4|   far as the tribunal of the conscience is concerned, after imposing
10 25,4|    them in the said court of conscience, but to them only, and not
11 25,4|  fruits thereof, with a safe conscience, after the said time. But
12 25,4|      examination, if, in his conscience, with the advice of the (
13 26,4|      to his own judgment and conscience, when, considering the circumstances,
14 26,4| notwithstanding, be bound in conscience to make restitution of the