[203] Barrow, Clarke, Butler, Warburton, &c.
[204] “It hath been the common disease of Christians from the beginning, not to content themselves with that measure of faith, which God and the Scriptures have expressly afforded us: but out of a vain desire to know more than is revealed, they have attempted to discuss things, of which we can have no light, neither from reason nor revelation.” J. Hales Works, Vol. I. p. 125. Glasg. 1765.
[205] Matth. xiii. 57.
[206] John i. 46.
[207] John vii. 52.
[208] Acts iv. 13. See Whitby on the place.
[209] John vii. 48.
[210] Matth. ix. 11.
[211] Matth. xv. 2.
[212] Luke xxiv. 21.