First Sentence

"I Must confesse that it is a thing worthy of commendations to prove and maintaine a Philosophicall Proposition, by such acute and peircing shafts of Augments, as are selected out of the quiver of naturall reason: but because those kind of subtill inquisitions or objections (though they seem at the first fight probable, and may carrie with them a shew of Truth, and yet neverthelesse in the conclusion, may fall out amisse and be found erroneous;) Therefore such as are zealously devored unto the inviolable Truth of the holy Bible, will bee better established in their beleese, if that the testimony thereof doe concurre and agree with the rest."