Edited sentence: 1:15; Rom.1:22,24.4:5, 5:8; Acts 5:30,31, 2:36, 1 Cor.55:1; John 7:37; 1 Tim.John 3:14,15, 1:12; Isa.New Covenant Scripture and 1646 Confession.On the other hand, the 1646 London Baptist confession is a testament to faith.Regarding law preaching the 1646 Confession teaches that:.The 1689 London confession was a capitulation to Protestant doctrine including the eternal subordination of the Son and a capitulation to law preaching and a Sunday sabbath.The preaching of the gospel to the conversion of sinners, is absolutely free; no way requiring as absolutely necessary, any qualifications, preparations, or terrors of the law, or preceding ministry of the law, but only and alone the naked soul, a sinner and ungodly, to receive Christ crucified, dead and buried, and risen again; who is made a prince and a Savior for such sinners as through the gospel shall be brought to believe on Him.The so called "second use of the law", conviction of sin, is nowhere to be found in the 1646 Confession