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 1 1|         esteem it above all things necessary to distinguish exactly the
 2 1|          an assembly want anything necessary to a true church, pray do
 3 1|           succession as they judge necessary, provided I may have liberty
 4 1|          are to be found which are necessary to the salvation of my soul.
 5 1|            in express words, to be necessary to salvation; I ask, I say,
 6 1| ecclesiastical laws, as absolutely necessary to the profession of Christianity,
 7 1|        that liberty is essentially necessary to that end, appears to
 8 1|         Him, and therefore that is necessary. Circumstances are such
 9 1|      things in this life which are necessary to the obtaining of God’
10 1|          For those things that are necessary to the comfortable support
11 1|        those moral rules which are necessary to the preservation of civil
12 1|          Is it not both lawful and necessary that they should meet? Against
13 2|          upon them as if they were necessary and fundamental, they therefore
14 2|         impose it upon others as a necessary article of faith because
15 2|           followers as genuine and necessary deductions from the Holy
16 2|      themselves can explain things necessary to salvation more clearly
17 2|    communion made about things not necessary. But since use, which is
18 2|         discipline that is not any necessary part of it. Now, nothing
19 2|       worship or discipline can be necessary to Christian communion but