have been limited--Reasons from St. Paul, to show that he himself did
not probably consider it as a Christian ordinance--Whereas the supper
enjoined at Capernaum, was to be eternal--and universal--and an
essential with all Christians._

PECULIAR CUSTOMS
OF THE
_QUAKERS_.


(CONTINUED)


VOL. II B.

PECULIAR CUSTOMS
OF THE
QUAKERS.




CHAP. I.

SECTION I.

_Marriage--Quakers differ in many respects from others, on the subject
of Marriage--George Fox introduced Regulations concerning it--Protested
against the usual manner of the celebration of it--Gave an example of
what he recommended--Present regulations of the Quakers on this