The Heresies of the Plymouth Brethren #232209

Many parties imagine, because the Plymouths have no professed Confession of Faith, that they have no regular system of belief, but this is a great mistake. They not only have a very complete system, but they are as tyrannical as Rome in keeping their followers to it. Although the Christian public cannot divine what their system is, it is all perfectly understood by those who are thoroughly initiated into it. The great difficulty of getting at it, arises from the fact that it is always put forth in a completely Jesuitical form. It is entirely to this it owes its success. It is so thoroughly "guarded," that Mr. Darby seems to be surprised I was able to unfold it, as he says, "the incriminated language, not one in a thousand would have noticed as anything particular."