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One was Theudas in the Time of Claudius, who pretended to separate the Waters of Jordan, as Moses Those of the Red Sea. Aegyptius was another in the Time of Nero, who (with 30000 Followers) was by Felix cut off at the Mount of Olives. A third was Ebion, who contended that Jesus Christ was an arrant Man, the offspring of Joseph as well as Mary. A fourth was Cerinthus, who taught his Followers to expect a Thousand years of Sensuality, which (forsooth) were to commence from after the general Resurrection. (The like to which was said of Papias, who had been Scholar to S. John. ) A fift was the Sect of the Nicolaitans, who exhorted their Disciples to the promiscuous use of Wives. A sixt was Carpocrates, and all his Gnosticks, (for Nicolaus bred some, and Valentinus bred others, ) who commended Ʋncleanness, as one great Requisite to Man's Redemption. (meaning his being freed from his Confinement to The Body.) A seventh was Basilides, who held it lawfull in Times of Triall, to renounce the Doctrin of the Gospel, |
One was Theudas in the Time of Claudius, who pretended to separate the Waters of Jordan, as Moses Those of the Read Sea. Aegyptius was Another in the Time of Nero, who (with 30000 Followers) was by Felix Cut off At the Mount of Olive. A third was Ebion, who contended that jesus christ was an arrant Man, the offspring of Joseph as well as Marry. A fourth was Cerinthus, who taught his Followers to expect a Thousand Years of Sensuality, which (forsooth) were to commence from After the general Resurrection. (The like to which was said of Papias, who had been Scholar to S. John.) A fift was the Sect of the Nicolaitans, who exhorted their Disciples to the promiscuous use of Wives. A sixt was Carpocrates, and all his Gnostics, (for Nicolaus bred Some, and Valentinus bred Others,) who commended Ʋncleanness, as one great Requisite to Man's Redemption. (meaning his being freed from his Confinement to The Body.) A seventh was Basilides, who held it lawful in Times of Trial, to renounce the Doctrine of the Gospel, |
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