Private judgment defended [electronic resource] : or, the lawfulness and duty of refusing obedience to the highest of church judicatures, when their Commands are judged unlawful, asserted and vindicated. In which the People's Divine Right to elect their Pastors is briefly evidenced; also, the Sin of Patrons in presenting, and of Preachers and Ministers in accepting Presentations, while the Congregation doth not consent, is clearly manifested. In sundry dialogues between Timotheus and Ireneus Senior.