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A34672 | ],[ London? |
A43183 | Is not this what we all have prayed for, and Providence by the directest indications hath been long calling and disposing us to? |
A43183 | Need there any Arguments to recommend this Vnion? |
A89790 | and equivalent to a new conversion unto the truth? |
A52591 | and equivalent to a new conversion unto the truth? |
A66099 | Hast thou not procured this unto thy self? |
A66099 | I will refine them as silver,& c. and what then? |
A66099 | What is meant by fiery Tryals? |
A66099 | What is meant by fiery tryals? |
A66099 | What it is to count them strange? |
A66099 | What it is to count them strange? |
A66099 | the rod of my anger: what can a rod do without an hand to manage it? |
A43755 | And if we our selves now might have our wish, if the Lord should say to us as Ahas ● ● rus to Esther, what is thy Petition? |
A43755 | But now should we commit this Cause unto him, that he may be engaged in the maintaining of it, above all that we can ask or think? |
A43755 | For, doth not Immanuel, God with us, comprehend our whole good? |
A43755 | How inconsistent would such a toleration be, with the love of the one true Religion revealed in the word of God? |
A43755 | Say( Brethren I beseech you) is not this that you would have, that the Cause of Religion, and those that love it, may be in safety? |
A43755 | is it not the end of Civill Authority, that men may live a quiet& peaceable life, in godliness as well as honesty? |
A43755 | or as he said sometime to Solomon, ask what I shall give thee; what could any of us, or all of us desire more then this? |
A43755 | would not such a state be guilty of having other Gods, where such a toleration is? |
A55001 | But why doe wee stand thus long to plead exemptions from exceptions? |
A55001 | Certainly, if congregational discipline be Independent from the inventions of men, is it not much more Independent from the delusions of Satan? |
A55001 | How amiable are thy Tabernacles O Lord of Hosts? |
A55001 | What shall wee say more? |
A55001 | doth not euen nature it selfe teach you? |
A55001 | is difference about Church- order beco ● … the inlett of all the disorders in the kingdom? |
A55001 | light with darkness? |
A55001 | should not have this last most solemn prayer heard,& graunted? |
A55001 | that wee can not leave 〈 ◊ 〉& contending about it, till the kingdom be destroyed? |
A55001 | trueth with errour? |
A55001 | what fellowship hath Christ with Belial? |
A50245 | 13. might not one truely say, Abraham was confederate with them? |
A50245 | But if every particular Church be the wife of Christ, how many hundred wives should he have? |
A50245 | But what is it that makes men Ministers to such a people, Officers to such a Church, or maketh them sheepe of my flocke? |
A50245 | But what shall be said of the Congregations in England, if Churches must be combined by Covenant? |
A50245 | But why is there so little proofe of this Church- Covenant in the New Testament? |
A50245 | Credis? |
A50245 | Do st thou renounce? |
A50245 | Doth not this doctrine blot out all those Congregations out of the Catalogue of Churches? |
A50245 | How shall we prove it lawfull to apply the seale of Gods Covenant unto Infants? |
A50245 | How shall we prove it warrantable and necessary for Magistrates to punish Sabbath- breaking, blasphemy, and Idolatry? |
A50245 | I doe beleseve: doest thou promise? |
A50245 | I doe renounce: doest thou beleeve? |
A50245 | or will they refuse to professe and promise so much? |
A50245 | whereto his answer was, Credo: and Spondes? |
A88947 | 1, 2. which are two of your proofs? |
A88947 | 19. and yet but one single independent congregation? |
A88947 | 6. and pa. 10. as a reason against the Independency of Congregations? |
A88947 | And as you demand, What if a brother offend not a particular brother, but the whole Congregation? |
A88947 | And before whom must they plead? |
A88947 | But how if the Generall Councill do erre also? |
A88947 | But how in reference? |
A88947 | But now in the New Testament, if we once depart from a particular Congregation or Church, where or when shall we find such a Supremum? |
A88947 | But what shall we say then? |
A88947 | But( say you) how can that government be peaceable and righteous, where parties are made sole Judges? |
A88947 | But, say you, an offence may be so generall as to defile and make guilty a whole Land, and why not then the remedie as large as it, Tell the Church? |
A88947 | For where( say you) in all the Scripture do we read of any ordination of Pastors but by Presbyters? |
A88947 | If a whole Congregation, great or small, play the Foxes, and spoil the vineyard, why may it not be taken and restrained? |
A88947 | If any shall ask how was it possible, that the Children of Israel, being 600000 should all lay hands upon the Levites at once? |
A88947 | If any shall here ask whether we think it not possible for particular Congregations to erre in their judgement of causes? |
A88947 | If it were not thus, it were not possible, there should be any Synod or Classis upon the face of the earth; for what is a Classis or a Synod? |
A88947 | If not of a Nationall Church, then how doth it make any more against the other? |
A88947 | So in like sort a man may demand, What if the Congregation offend not a particular Congregation, but the whole Church of a Nation? |
A88947 | That Congregations must depend upon the government of Synods? |
A88947 | We suppose you would not say so? |
A88947 | What have I to doe to judge them that are without? |
A88947 | What if ten brethren offend the whole, or part; shall we think the offence falls not within our Saviours remedy? |
A88947 | What if ten, twenty, fourty congregations, offend the whole Nation, or part? |
A88947 | Yea, we may adde, What if the Nationall Church offend the Church of another Nation? |
A63200 | 20. Who are we and what are our Churches, that we should presume above this Commission? |
A63200 | 3, 6. how much more in the like case ought other things to be removed, which never were commanded of God, but onely were devised by men? |
A63200 | 9 What example have you but grounds for the baptising of infants? |
A63200 | And is not the severity in debarring such as crave and desire to be admitted to the Seals an injury to be reprehended? |
A63200 | And may not the brethren who hold a stinted forme lawfull in like manner object? |
A63200 | And that seeing sigillum sequitur donum, to apply them to others what is it but to abuse them? |
A63200 | But was this gift given to the communitie of the faithfull first and immediately? |
A63200 | For where will yee stop seeing any may plead the same libertie, and if members may so doe why not the Pastor and Teacher also? |
A63200 | How shal this tend to abrogate the distinction of Church Assemblies from the confused multitude? |
A63200 | If he give offence must they stumble at the stone, and separate from the ordinance of grace? |
A63200 | If this be not to strengthen the hands of the Separatists, or at least, to lay blocks of offence in their way, what is? |
A63200 | Is this to take as illimited power as the Apostles did in the execution of their office? |
A63200 | May not a servant remove from his Master to another Congregation? |
A63200 | Must they leave you now, with whom they have held society? |
A63200 | Or will you plead for Separation, which you have condemned as rash and inconsiderate? |
A63200 | Peter demanded, Can any man forbid water that these should not be baptised, which have received the holy Ghost as well as we? |
A63200 | Some warnings you have had already, and have you not cause to feare every day more and more? |
A63200 | When the Eunuch asked of Philip, See here is water, what doth let me to be baptised? |
A63200 | You know that thy who have run this way, have fallen into manifold divisions, and may not you justly feare, lest the same befall you? |
A63200 | and all of them one with another, because they either limit themselves too much, or too little? |
A63200 | or did they deny the seales unto them, because they could not make any such promise? |
A63200 | or how is the profanation of the seals thereby indangered? |
A63200 | or the father bestow his sonne or daughter in marriage to one of another Congregation, but the whole Church must be called to counsell in this matter? |
A37208 | 12, 13, And Gideon said unto him, oh, my Lord, if the Lord be with us, why then is all this befallen us? |
A37208 | 12. which of the Prophets escaped sharp tryals, this way? |
A37208 | 3, 4, 5, 6? |
A37208 | 4. as when the least toe is trodden upon, the head, by the tongue, cries, why do you hurt me? |
A37208 | Are not the Devils Gods creatures? |
A37208 | Are others helplesse and hard- hearted towards you, in your afflictions? |
A37208 | Are the people and wayes of God under reproach? |
A37208 | Are you in any want? |
A37208 | Are you in fear of dangers? |
A37208 | Art thou not it that hath cut Rahab, and wounded the Dragon of the Sea? |
A37208 | Art thou not it which hath dryed the Sea? |
A37208 | But so I may expose my self to be spoiled or troubled? |
A37208 | Do I well to be thus dejected? |
A37208 | Do others wrong you, in your names, in your estates, in any of their dealings with you? |
A37208 | Doth he keep thee in patience, and submission to his will by 〈 ◊ 〉? |
A37208 | Doth he quicken thee to use all good means, with waiting upon him? |
A37208 | Doth he support thee, that thou sinkest not under despair? |
A37208 | First issue that great question, Am I Gods Child, or not? |
A37208 | For, the bush, is the Church of God, which is burned with fiery tryals: But whence is it that it is not consumed? |
A37208 | Have you plenty of outward things? |
A37208 | His power accompanying his Word upholdeth the earth in the middest of the air, and shall it not support our hearts, in the middest of all temptations? |
A37208 | How is God their strength in the time of trouble? |
A37208 | How is the earth established? |
A37208 | How is this done? |
A37208 | How often did they provoke him, in the Wildernesse, and grieve him in the Desart? |
A37208 | If God be with us, why then is all this befallen us? |
A37208 | Is not this the People whom thou hast despised? |
A37208 | Nuncquid alii non sunt Christiani? |
A37208 | Observe what breaches are made in your hope, from day to day; whether from within, by corruptions, or from without by temptations? |
A37208 | Saith he, have you them? |
A37208 | Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me? |
A37208 | Say therefore to your felves, in this case, as God did to Ionah, Doest thou well to be angry? |
A37208 | Seeing hope is of things future, and God is a present help; how can it be said, that God is the object of our hope? |
A37208 | So it is with the soul, a wounded spirit who can bear? |
A37208 | That is, Why art thou mad? |
A37208 | There is now much sicknesse and mortality among us, did you not mis- spend your time, and strength, in the dayes of your health? |
A37208 | They will be ready to say, Where are your Fastings? |
A37208 | Thus he used Saul to banish David from the ordinances, and wicked men to insult and reproach him; saying, VVhere is now thy God? |
A37208 | To the second objection; and where be all his Miracles, which our Fathers told us of? |
A37208 | VVould you know, when grief exceeds, or is immoderate? |
A37208 | What benefit had Ephraim hereby? |
A37208 | What was that? |
A37208 | What? |
A37208 | When the People of God are in distress ▪ wicked men will insult against them, and say, Where is now their God? |
A37208 | When was it otherwise? |
A37208 | Where is now thy mouth, which said, who is the Lord, that we should serve him? |
A37208 | Will you speak wickedly for God, and talk deceitfully for him? |
A37208 | and the Canaanites will hear of it,& c. and what wilt thou do to thy great Name? |
A37208 | and where be all the miracles which our Fathers told us of? |
A37208 | are none Christians but you? |
A37208 | but they are called fools and fanaticks? |
A37208 | have you found them? |
A37208 | sundry are restrained from the publick Ordinances; Is it not, because they have disregarded them, or been unfruitful and unprofitable under them? |
A37208 | your Prayers? |
A37208 | your confidence in God? |
A53732 | 14. and every where else render, 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉, an Infidel? |
A53732 | And how long hath this great Work ceased? |
A53732 | And if it be meant of all the Churches actually in being, how are they visible to me? |
A53732 | And it is enquired, how it is possible that any Rule, Authority, Power or Office, should arise or be erected in such a Society? |
A53732 | And the Enquiry is, How those Believers in one place and the other became to be a Church, and that distinct from all others? |
A53732 | And will the Lord''s Ministers and People yet say, The Time is not come, the Time that the Lord''s House should be Built? |
A53732 | Are they not those who labour in the Word and Doctrine? |
A53732 | For unto what end do they join themselves unto Parochial Churches and Assemblies? |
A53732 | For what Father would endure that any Power should be exercised in his Family as to the disposal of his Children and Estate, but his own? |
A53732 | For whence should they have such a Power, or who should commit it unto them? |
A53732 | HOW many Deacons may there be in one Congregation? |
A53732 | HOW ought persons Excommunicated to be received into the Church upon their Repentance? |
A53732 | I ask who they are, and of what sort? |
A53732 | IT may be farther Enquired, Whether a Man may be Excommunicated for Errors in matters of Faith, or false Opinions about them? |
A53732 | If so, then these Gifts are either ordinary or extraordinary; if ordinary, how come they to be reckoned among Miracles, Healing, and Tongues? |
A53732 | Is it not to do it in that Society, in those Assemblies whereunto they do belong? |
A53732 | Is it not to profess that they will do and observe all whatsoever he commands them? |
A53732 | Is it not, that they might yield obedience unto Christ in their so doing? |
A53732 | Is it time to Build our own Houses, and not the House of the Lord? |
A53732 | Is there not therein virtually a mutual Agreement and Engagement among them unto all those ends? |
A53732 | Isaac Chauncey?]. |
A53732 | MAY Deacons Preach the Word and Baptize authoritatively by virtue of their Office? |
A53732 | MAY a Deacon be dismissed from his Office wholly, after he hath been solemnly set apart unto it by Prayer? |
A53732 | MAY a Pastor remove from one Congregation unto another? |
A53732 | MAY a Pastor voluntarily, or of his own accord, resign and lay down his Office, and remain in a private Capacity? |
A53732 | Now to whom should the Keys of the House be committed but unto the Bride? |
A53732 | OUR last Enquiry shall be, Whether Excommunication may be regular and valid, where the matter of Right is dubious and disputable? |
A53732 | So the Apostle expresseth it in himself: Who is weak, and I am not weak? |
A53732 | So they grant the general Assertion of the necessity of Rule, for who can deny it? |
A53732 | THE Authority of a Synod determining Articles of Faith? |
A53732 | THE Sixth Enquiry is, What Time is to be given after solemn Admonition before actual Excommunication? |
A53732 | To what end do they require all Professors of the Protestant Religion so to do, declaring it to be their Duty by penalties annexed unto its neglect? |
A53732 | WHAT is the Duty of the Deacons towards the Elders of the Church? |
A53732 | WHETHER persons Excommunicated out of any Church may be admitted unto the hearing of the Word in the Assemblies of that Church? |
A53732 | What Earthly Prince will bear with such an intrusion into his Rights and Dominion? |
A53732 | What are the Acts and Duties of it? |
A53732 | What is the Skill and Polity that is required unto the Exercise, or Administration of the Government of the Church? |
A53732 | What is the sole Law and Rule of it? |
A53732 | Where is any such Church capable of Communion in all Ordinances in one place? |
A53732 | Who is offended, and I burn not? |
A53732 | Who then are these Elders, these Pastors and Teachers, these Ministers of the Church? |
A53732 | Whose Wit is so barren, as not to be able to raise one exception or other against the plainest and most evident Testimony? |
A53732 | Why so? |
A53732 | With such an one no not to Eat; as that also, Note that Man and have no company with him, that he may be ashamed? |
A53732 | but to all visible Churches Christ hath appointed a visible Pastor or Pastors; and where is the Pastor of the Catholick visible Church? |
A53732 | it is scarce once thought of amongst the most of them, who in various degrees take upon them the Pastoral Office; where are the fruits of it? |
A53732 | what evidence is given of it in any kind? |
A53732 | what 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉, Communion or Fellowship hath Light with Darkness? |
A53732 | where can they be seen in one place? |
A53732 | 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉, what consistency hath the Temple of God( i. e. the Gospel Church) with Idols? |
A70435 | 20. Who are we and what are our Churches, that we should presume above this Commission? |
A70435 | 3, 6. how much more in the like case ought other things to be removed, which never were commanded of God, but onely were devised by men? |
A70435 | 9 What example have you but grounds for the baptising of infants? |
A70435 | And is not the severity in debarring such as crave and desire to be admitted to the Seals an injury to be reprehended? |
A70435 | And may not the brethren who hold a stinted forme lawfull in like manner object? |
A70435 | And that seeing sigillum sequitur donum, to apply them to others what is it but to abuse them? |
A70435 | But was this gift given to the communitie of the faithfull first and immediately? |
A70435 | For where will yee stop seeing any may plead the same libertie, and if members may so doe why not the Pastor and Teacher also? |
A70435 | How shal this tend to abrogate the distinction of Church Assemblies from the confused multitude? |
A70435 | If he give offence must they stumble at the stone, and separate from the ordinance of grace? |
A70435 | If this be not to strengthen the hands of the Separatists, or at least, to lay blocks of offence in their way, what is? |
A70435 | Is this to take as illimited power as the Apostles did in the execution of their office? |
A70435 | May not a servant remove from his Master to another Congregation? |
A70435 | Men and brethren, what shall we do? |
A70435 | Must they leave you now, with whom they have held society? |
A70435 | Or will you plead for Separation, which you have condemned as rash and inconsiderate? |
A70435 | Peter demanded, Can any man forbid water that these should not be baptised, which have received the holy Ghost as well as we? |
A70435 | Some warnings you have had already, and have you not cause to feare every day more and more? |
A70435 | When the Eunuch asked of Philip, See here is water, what doth let me to be baptised? |
A70435 | You know that thy who have run this way have fallen into manifold divisions, and may not you justly feare, lest the same befall you? |
A70435 | and all of them one with another, because they either limit themselves too much, or too little? |
A70435 | or did they deny the seales unto them, because they could not make any such promise? |
A70435 | or how is the profanation of the seals thereby indangered? |
A70435 | or the father bestow his sonne or daughter in marriage to one of another Congregation, but the whole Church must be called to councell in this matter? |
A88943 | 13. might not one truely say, Abraham was confederate with them? |
A88943 | 14. be to be understood of such, and be an ordinary and standing order of God in the Church? |
A88943 | 28. Who when others do examine them they are unable or unwilling to give Answer? |
A88943 | 4 20, 100, or 1000? |
A88943 | A publike vocall declaration of the manner and soundnesse of their conversion? |
A88943 | Abrenuntias? |
A88943 | Abrenuntio; Credis? |
A88943 | And not to depart from the said Church afterward without the consent thereof: or how doe you hold and practise in these things? |
A88943 | And why be not the rest such as well as they? |
A88943 | Augustinus etiam contra Donatistas ait, supersedendum esse excommunicatione Quando tota plebs laborant eodem merbo, Quid ita? |
A88943 | But if every particular Church be the wife of Christ, how many hundred wives should he have? |
A88943 | But what is it that makes men Ministers to such a people, Officers to such a Church, or maketh them sheepe of my flocke? |
A88943 | But what shall be said of the Congregations in England, if Churches must be combined by Covenant? |
A88943 | But whether is the greater number, those that are admitted hereunto, or those that are not we can not certainly tell? |
A88943 | But why is there so little proofe of this Church- Covenant in the New Testament? |
A88943 | Credis? |
A88943 | Credo: Spondes? |
A88943 | Do ● st thou renounce? |
A88943 | Dost thou promise to walk according to this Faith& c? |
A88943 | Doth not this doctrine blot out all those Congregations out of the Catalogue of Churches? |
A88943 | For where will you stop? |
A88943 | How shall we prove it lawfull to apply the seale of Gods Covenant unto Infants? |
A88943 | How shall we prove it warrantable and necessary for Magistrates to punish Sabbath- breaking, blasphemy, and Idolatry? |
A88943 | How they rule more then the rest of the Congregation do? |
A88943 | How they rule? |
A88943 | I doe beleeve: doest thou promise? |
A88943 | I doe renounce: doest thou beleeve? |
A88943 | It is also here demanded, what the Presbyters may do without the particular consent of the rest? |
A88943 | Now to what end were all these, if believers should live and no ● joyne themselves to some Church? |
A88943 | Now why should not he have perished alone, but wrath must fall upon them all? |
A88943 | Or 2. is it so Essentiall, as that without it, the Ministers calling is a meere nullity? |
A88943 | Or 3. is Ordination as Essentiall a part thereof, as the Peoples Election? |
A88943 | Or 4. is it but a meer formality and solemnity of their calling? |
A88943 | Or doe you not admit them if any of their next Ancestors before their parents were believers? |
A88943 | Or what other course you have, or intend to have for that end aforesaid? |
A88943 | Over whom they doe rule? |
A88943 | Spondeo: Dost thou renounce the Devill and all his works? |
A88943 | WHether the greatest part of the English there( by estimation) be not as yet unadmitted to any Congregation among you, and the Reasons thereof? |
A88943 | What authority or Eminency have your Preaching Elders, above your sole Ruling Elders, or are they both equalls? |
A88943 | What things doe you hold to be Essentiall and absolutely necessary to the being of a true Visible Church of Christ? |
A88943 | Wherein hold you that the whole Essence of a Ministers calling doth consist: As 1, whether is Election by the People it, yea or no? |
A88943 | Whether do not you admit Orphants under age, with and in their Guardians? |
A88943 | Whether do you give the exercise of all Church power of Government to the whole Church, or to the Presbiters thereof alone? |
A88943 | Whether doe you admit or refuse Children under age only acco ● ding to the present estate of their nearest Parents? |
A88943 | Whether doe you allow, or thinke it lawfull to allow and settle any certain& stinted maintenance upon your Ministers? |
A88943 | Whether doe you hold it lawfull for meer lay or private men to ordaine Ministers in any case? |
A88943 | Whether doe you not permit Women to Vote in Church matters? |
A88943 | Whether doe you require of all persons of age, whom you admit Members of any Church? |
A88943 | Whether have you combined your selves together into Classes, or purpose so to doe, so as to doe no weighty matter without their counsell and consent? |
A88943 | Whether in Voting doe the Major part alwayes, or at any time, carry Ecclisiasticall matters with you, or in what things doth it, in what not? |
A88943 | and do they not also usually apply the Seales? |
A88943 | and how long doe you count them under age? |
A88943 | dost thou believe in God the Father& c? |
A88943 | or will they refuse to professe and promise so much? |
A88943 | whereto his answer was, Credo: and Spondes? |
A47164 | Am I a God at Hand, saith the Lord, and not a God afar off? |
A47164 | And as Rebecca, when the Twins strugled in her Womb, enquired at the Lord, and said, Why am I thus? |
A47164 | And can these sweet and heavenly Experiences be witnessed without divine Revelation, or Inspiration? |
A47164 | And do not all true Believers eat the same spiritual Bread, and drink the same spiritual Drink, the Rock that followed Israel of old? |
A47164 | And if the Saints do no wise partake of the Substance of the Godhead of Christ, I ask them, what do they partake of him? |
A47164 | And if ye have the same Commission, are not ye also Apostles? |
A47164 | And is not this Antimonian like, who say, God seeth no Sin in them, though they Lye, Swear falsly, drink, drunk, steal, whore,& c.? |
A47164 | And is not this incomparably more than the best Profession of true Religion? |
A47164 | And must not this Foundation be seen, and felt by every Member? |
A47164 | And now tell me, wherein we are behind you? |
A47164 | And what is the use and end of your Government but to keep poor People in Bondage under you, and your false Doctrin? |
A47164 | And where did God say thus to him, but in his Heart? |
A47164 | And whether he that only heareth them from man, and hath not received the true sense of them, hath properly heard the VVord of God? |
A47164 | And why did John baptize Christ by dipping into Water, and others that he baptized, if sprinkling on the Fore- head was sufficient in that day? |
A47164 | And why, ye estimate your Church more holy than the Church of Rome? |
A47164 | But is Christ divided? |
A47164 | But is not your Church and Doctrin in this respect much more unholy? |
A47164 | But on the contrary, hath not ours the advantage every way? |
A47164 | But seeing ye are so unwilling that any called a Quaker, should come into your Houses, why should ye receive their Goods? |
A47164 | But still the question is, Whence had the Church her Power, either immediately or mediately? |
A47164 | But the true state of the Question is, Wheth ● r first, the Scripture doth contain all the Word or Words of God? |
A47164 | But to what evil Construction will not Malice and Hypocrisie, and Covetousness bend a thing? |
A47164 | But when said he so unto you? |
A47164 | But who are the Children of the Flesh, and who are the Children of the Promise? |
A47164 | But why do ye not mind the other part of the Commission, and apply that unto you? |
A47164 | Can the Walls of the House be built on a Foundation that is altogether remote from it? |
A47164 | Do not I fill Heaven and Earth? |
A47164 | Do not those profess the true Religion as well as these called Independents? |
A47164 | Do they not grant, that all the Prayers recorded in Scripture, did proceed from divine Inspiration and Revelation? |
A47164 | Do they partake only of the Substance of his Manhood without the Godhead, or of neither? |
A47164 | Doth it therefore follow it is upon yours? |
A47164 | Even when they are not able to demonstrate unto the Living, what is then revealed unto them? |
A47164 | For by what means can they be convinced thereof? |
A47164 | For if the Body be over- charged with labour, it is a hurt and clog unto the Mind in divers respects? |
A47164 | For to be taught of God, to hear and learn of the Father, as the Prophets and Apostles did, what is it, but to be taught by divine inward Revelation? |
A47164 | For what if they had not the perfect Knowledge and Faith of Christ crucified, when they lived? |
A47164 | For what man knoweth the things of a man, save the Spirit of a man which is in him? |
A47164 | Have there not been mad People, and whimsical, both of the Presbyterian and Independent Churches? |
A47164 | How are ye not ashamed to apply these words to all God''s true Saints? |
A47164 | How can Man be justified with God, or how can he be clean, that is born of a Woman? |
A47164 | Is it not admirable blindness that these men did not see how impertinent these Citations are? |
A47164 | Is it not very manifest, they are generally nothing better than when they were called Heathens, but are for most part rather worse? |
A47164 | Is this your pretence to Reformation? |
A47164 | It may be very well granted, that he dyed not for the World which he doth not pray for: But what World is that? |
A47164 | Must not the House and the Foundation be immediately joyned together? |
A47164 | Now, whence is it that the World both hateth Christ, and his Church? |
A47164 | Or should the Crime of the incestuous Person at Corinth, because of him, be cast upon all other Christians? |
A47164 | Or what difference is there betwixt the Saints, and no Saints, betwixt the godly and the wicked, good men and evil men? |
A47164 | Or when gave he you such Commission? |
A47164 | Received ye the Spirit by the Works of the Law, or by the hearing of Faith? |
A47164 | The Government is upon his Shoulders; to wit, Christ Jesus? |
A47164 | Thirdly, VVhether he who only talketh Scripture words, and hath not the true sense of them, doth truly and properly speak the VVord of God? |
A47164 | Was not the Government in the Apostles days altogether derived from the Power and Spirit of Christ in them? |
A47164 | What shall we say then? |
A47164 | What then do they partake of him, if nothing Substantially? |
A47164 | Where now shall these Men find any place in Scripture to prove, that there are any reprobate Infants? |
A47164 | Whether true beginnings of Sanctification can be fallen from totally? |
A47164 | Who can bring a clean thing out of an unclean? |
A47164 | Why? |
A47164 | Why? |
A47164 | Will nothing serve your turn but the same Commission, which Christ gave the Apostles? |
A47164 | Would not this greatly discourage them? |
A47164 | as who would say, the Snow is perfectly white in one sense, and yet black in another sense, or the Fire is hot in one sense, but cold in another? |
A47164 | for your Government, and Governors and Elders of your Churches? |
A47164 | or what excellency, worth, or value hath your Supper above, and beyond ours? |
A47164 | or wherein we fall short of you? |
A47164 | to what have ye converted them? |
A47164 | what doth hinder, but they are as real and lawful Members of the Church as any others? |
A47164 | which Rock was Christ? |
A29432 | Also though this were yeelded, yet how will they prove that the Scribes and Pharisees were of any other Tribe then of Levi? |
A29432 | And hath not every lawful Pastor his full authority? |
A29432 | Are not Moses morall Lawes of perpetuall equity, and therfore to be observed in all ages? |
A29432 | Be it so, that all who were to be saved, were added to the Church: yet, must all who are added to the Church be saved? |
A29432 | But what is this unto the imaginary glory of the Chiliasticke Kingdome? |
A29432 | Can the name of a Church, without blasphemy unto Christ, be given unto them in these sins? |
A29432 | Could all these meete together in one private place? |
A29432 | Did he set up any abomination at all in the Church of God? |
A29432 | Did they tell Master Ward of his siding with Master Simpson, against Master Bridge, in the matter of Prophesie? |
A29432 | Do we not judge them that are within? |
A29432 | Doeth not this power, virtue and weight of admonition increase with the number of admonishers, as well without as within the same Congregation? |
A29432 | For who but themselves will expound heaven in that place, of the Thrones of Kings, of the Privie Chambers of Princes and great men? |
A29432 | For who shall hinder any member of a corrupted Congregation to infect all the neighbour Churches with the poyson of his doctrine and manners? |
A29432 | From the time that the daily Sacrifice shall be taken away, there shall be 1290. dayes; what is the meaning of this? |
A29432 | Have you not carried a greater port then most of the godly Ministers in the City or Countrey? |
A29432 | He shall rule them with a Rod of Iron, and as the Vessels of a Potter they shall be broken to shivers: What shall we make of this? |
A29432 | How dare you affirm that for your consciences you were deprived at once of what ever was deer to you? |
A29432 | How many Princes and States hath he stirred up to persecute with Fire and Sword, to the cruellest deaths, the innocent Witnesses of the Truth? |
A29432 | How many thousand souls have perished by this means in their ignorance and profanesse, who in a wel- governed Church might have been reclaimed? |
A29432 | How shall they preach except they be sent? |
A29432 | If a tryall must be made of Church- members, why at their first admission alone and never after? |
A29432 | If the fall of them be the riches of the world, and the diminishing of them be the riches of the Gentiles; how much more their fullnesse? |
A29432 | If they were all one Member, where were the Body? |
A29432 | In this estate, what communion is to be held with the Church of England? |
A29432 | Indeed, if we be put upon allegorical senses, we may put off any Scripture; but if we take them literally, why should we not? |
A29432 | Is it not an ungodly thing to suffer men to be of any Religion? |
A29432 | Is not murther of soules as damnable now as then? |
A29432 | Know ye not that they which have their full and sufficient authority and calling, are not to care for a further authority? |
A29432 | Nay, Whether by some persons in that Church was it not begun to be practised? |
A29432 | Now upon whom shall this blame be fastne ● 〈 ◊ 〉? |
A29432 | Or suppose the proposition to be universall; yet, must it be reciprocall and convertible? |
A29432 | Secondly, What warrant have they to begin their account with the Empire of Julian? |
A29432 | Shall I speak according to the times and say, Be no true Sacrament? |
A29432 | Shall ever the Church on earth be so free of sorrow and death, as not to sorrow for sinne, or to have none of its members mortall? |
A29432 | Shall they so immediately see the face of God, as the use of Temples, Tabernacles, or any ordinance, shall be needelesse? |
A29432 | Sixthly, doe the Independents principles give to the Magistrate any Ecclesiastick power at all? |
A29432 | The fifth Quaere is whether the women and people as well as the Ministers have the Keyes? |
A29432 | Thirdly, shall no man be a member of a Church, till the holy Ghost dictate unto him such a confession of Faith as he did unto Peter? |
A29432 | Thirdly, whether the power of the Congregation be absolute and Independent? |
A29432 | This exceeding great worth upon whose head must it fall, but either alone or far most principally upon the Members of the Church of Arnhem? |
A29432 | To whom shall he complaine? |
A29432 | Was the Presbytery of Lystraes laying on of hands on Timothy any other then an act of Ecclesiastick Ordination? |
A29432 | We know that in England there is no such unfaithful dealing, and hollow heartednesse? |
A29432 | What Scripture can you bring for the blasphemous Article of Christs descent into hell? |
A29432 | What else hath broken in halfes, and quarters, and demi- quarters these separate Societies? |
A29432 | What fellowship may the children of God have with such Rebels and Apostates? |
A29432 | What have they to do with those that are without? |
A29432 | What if a man be scandalized by his owne Church or by the most, or by the strongest part of it? |
A29432 | What if that Church to whom he complaineth, take part against Justice and reason with him upon whom he complaines? |
A29432 | What made them of Amsterdam first break off from England, then from Holland, and all the Reformed, then among themselves once and the second time? |
A29432 | What manner of men hath God appointed to be received as members of his Church? |
A29432 | What necessity is there to expound dayes by yeares especially in that place, where yeares are divided into dayes? |
A29432 | What say you to your weekly publike meetings? |
A29432 | What shall we make of this, except there be a glorious raign of Christ with the Saints? |
A29432 | When the Sonne of man commeth, shall he finde faith upon the earth? |
A29432 | Whether the power of Ecclesiastick Iurisdiction belongs to the people, or to the Presbytery? |
A29432 | Who is this that commeth from Edom, with died garments from Bozra? |
A29432 | Who were these many but the Officers who were set over the Church in the Lord? |
A29432 | Why doe they not adde to their Church all that are to be saved? |
A29432 | Why then should we straine the Text any further to a new sence which neither agrees with the event nor with the words? |
A29432 | Will any of our Brethren be content to admit their members upon so slender tearms as Philip or any of the Apostles did require of their new converts? |
A29432 | Will they that all the members of their Church must be saved? |
A29432 | and whether the women have all their votes in the Church, both for election and reprobation of Members and Officers as well as the men? |
A29432 | did they ever attempt to cognosce on the great scandal, the ground of all the rest, Master Simpsons Separation? |
A29432 | did they make any hearty and solid reconciliation betwixt Master Ward and the Church? |
A29432 | had you not all these with you, and did you not in the Netherlands live in the best places, in much plenty, ease, and pomp? |
A29432 | have not some of you the prime Lectures of the City and other good places of advantage and profit? |
A29432 | have they not very lately declared to the Parliament, that they esteem all matters of Religion free and exempt from their sword and power? |
A29432 | or doe they think that all the persons of their Churches who shall not be saved, were never true members of their visible Church? |
A29432 | or rather leave that traditional word which ingendreth strife rather then godly edifying, and say, Be no true Seal of the Covenant? |
A29432 | shall ever man upon earth, be without the Sunne and the Moone? |
A29432 | were not your Wives, Children, Estates, Friends, and Lives dear to you? |
A29432 | will they submit to his civill power in any Ecclesiastick affaires? |
A23641 | & 9. and all over the Scripture, are they not in nature first given to mankinde? |
A23641 | 1 It will not follow; for first, if the Apostle in extraordinary cases baptized privately, will it follow that in ordinary dispensation it may be so? |
A23641 | 1 What is all this to the purpose, what light or derection a Church need to receive? |
A23641 | 2 If Christ gave this power to the community, was it from the beginning of the Church, or tooke it effect after the Church was planted? |
A23641 | 3 Did Abraham, Lot, Melchisedeck, and such family Churches, walk against grounds of morality and nature, that did not so combine? |
A23641 | 3 Though much people were added to the Lord, yet doth it follow they were more then could meet in one Congregation? |
A23641 | 3 Yea further, what if this Catholick Church be in some respects of reason and order of nature also the first Church, and particular Churches, ortae? |
A23641 | And if in Cities, or some such great Townes that might have been done, yet how was it possible for so many scattered Christians all over the Countrey? |
A23641 | And is it now come to this passe, that these who were in a manner one can not live together in the same kingdome? |
A23641 | And is not all this to joyne themselves to the visible instituted Church before they were circumcised? |
A23641 | And is not this fulfilled in these times? |
A23641 | And it is proved per partes, thus: 1 For the unity; are not all mankinde oft in Scripture called the world? |
A23641 | And therefore how can a man be visibly a member of the whole, and belong to no part thereof? |
A23641 | And was this bare words to put off the Prelaticall petition? |
A23641 | And what is that Incense, and pure offering, but the pure prayers, and worship of God that should be in all Gentile Churches under the Gospell? |
A23641 | And what is the ground of all this? |
A23641 | And what should we heresay? |
A23641 | And what would men have us doe in such a case? |
A23641 | And why not so here in this case? |
A23641 | Are the members of particular Churches firstly of the Catholick Church; and is it not so here? |
A23641 | Are they not Brethren who differ from us? |
A23641 | As for Philip and Ananias if they baptized, did they baptize as private men, or as Church Officers? |
A23641 | Bee it so that in Corinth Paul baptized not many but by others, yet first we demand, By whom did Paul and the Apostles baptize? |
A23641 | Besides, if such an assembly of many Churches may administer Seales, why may not any other assembly of Church members or Ministers doe the same? |
A23641 | But doth this argue one politicall body consisting of all these? |
A23641 | But we demand first, What was it to a vouch the God of Abraham to be his God? |
A23641 | But what doe we thus to take upon us, and let loose our Pen so far? |
A23641 | But what is the ground of all this? |
A23641 | But what is this to what ought to bee in an orderly way whereof wee speake? |
A23641 | But what? |
A23641 | Can any bee admitted into a Church, that whole Church being ignorant thereof? |
A23641 | Did not the hearts of men generally faile them? |
A23641 | Did the Lord accept the sacrifice of the Church constituted by Jeroboam? |
A23641 | For what is it to be the flock, people, or sheep of God, but to be the Church of God? |
A23641 | For what is more ordinary in all true Churches, then for people, first to chuse their Ministers,& then to receive the seals at their hands? |
A23641 | For where can they shew any such command? |
A23641 | For where shall we finde a people joyning together with godly Pastors, but in such particular Assemblies? |
A23641 | God forbid, have wee ventured thus farre, and shall wee not presume a little further? |
A23641 | God hath set, saith he, in the Church not onely Apostles, or Prophets, or tongues,& c. but all these; are all Apostles? |
A23641 | How came Israel to be one Nationall church, but by a National covenant? |
A23641 | How comes it then to passe the breach is growne so great? |
A23641 | If all the Countries of England should elect or call a Lord Major for London, bee they never so many and wise, it is a meere nullity, and why? |
A23641 | If his word bee over- zealous to say it is a presumpteous sin to doe otherwise, what is that to us? |
A23641 | If such businesses must bee determined on the Lords day? |
A23641 | If the Pastor derive all his authority from the Church, when the Church hath set him aside, what right hath he to administer among that people? |
A23641 | If the second, what Officers were they? |
A23641 | Is foederall holinesse first the priviledge of the Catholick Church? |
A23641 | Is it naturall or voluntary? |
A23641 | Lastly, by this Doctrine how shall the Church come by Officers, when shee hath none to goe before her in choosing for her? |
A23641 | Let a man bring himselfe, and never so godly desires, yet if hee will joyne in a knowne corrupt service, will his godly desires excuse him? |
A23641 | Many then thought, it is an evill time, the prudent shall hold their peace, and might wee not say, this is not our resting place? |
A23641 | Must wee study some distinctions to salve our Consciences in complying with so manifold corruptions in Gods Worship? |
A23641 | Nay why have they not told them, they were bound to attend upon God in hearing their Sir John read at home? |
A23641 | Now the Text saith, in respect of the first, That they were pricked to the heart ▪ and cryed out Men, and Brethren what shall wee doe? |
A23641 | Now what comfort can any godly conscience have to joyn in, or conform unto such a form of Worship as this is? |
A23641 | Popish episcopall enemies and haters of all godlinesse and reformation, cleave together in one Church of Christ, with the Saints of God? |
A23641 | Say not, what calling have these thus to admonish and censure us? |
A23641 | Secondly, If it bee unlawfull by divine institution, may not evill consequences bee added, and if both hold, are not our reasons the more strong? |
A23641 | Secondly, We deny not but such have a right to be in the particular Church, and so to baptisme and all ordinances? |
A23641 | Secondly, Where must they professe this faith, and avouch this God? |
A23641 | Secondly, what faith? |
A23641 | Sixtly, This hath not beene beleeved in the Church? |
A23641 | The Church as it is taken for them that exercise spirituall functions hath a certaine power,& c. but where is the Church so taken? |
A23641 | The fatherly care of our God in feeding and cloathing so many in a Wildernesse, giving such healthfulnesse and great increase of posterity? |
A23641 | To the second, with what profession( charity, according to rule) is to rest satisfied? |
A23641 | True, but where? |
A23641 | Was it in any place where they dwelt, and so might they circumcise themselves? |
A23641 | Was it not to subject himselfe to all the Statutes, Commandements, and judgements of God in his Church to walke in them? |
A23641 | Was there not the same Law for the stranger, and the home- borne? |
A23641 | We answer, if so, then why should not the Provinciall and Nationall Churches by this reason assume all to themselves from the Classis? |
A23641 | What authority hath hee to Minister to any Church, if they will refuse him? |
A23641 | What doth this argument conclude? |
A23641 | What needeth then such a Reply? |
A23641 | What should hinder, if the whole nation would bee willing, to recover themselves into Churches? |
A23641 | What then becomes of the Church when the Minister is dead? |
A23641 | What will not all our vowes, covenants and solemne Oaths binde us together? |
A23641 | Whereby some no doubt might be gained, and what a blessed worke were that? |
A23641 | Which of them doth Christ designe, but whom the Church freely choose? |
A23641 | Whose heart bleeds not to see Gods flock scattered, and needlesse rents made? |
A23641 | Why is this Church of this Classis not of another but by combination? |
A23641 | alasse, how is it now so wide and deep, that at the first was presented to the world so small, or scarce any at all? |
A23641 | and if gone out, how are they within? |
A23641 | and so if an orthodox professor will frowardly forsake all Churches and live alone, or among the heathen, how is hee within? |
A23641 | and then to this or that person, family, City? |
A23641 | and therefore when he requires confession of sins, was it without remorse or sorrow for it? |
A23641 | are all Prophets,& c? |
A23641 | doe they not stand or fall to their own Master, and how shall wee reject or judge them? |
A23641 | doe wee not hope to live in heaven together, and shall wee stand at such distances here? |
A23641 | for the offence of one is common to all: As also upon this ground, why should not the Classis admit all the members of every Congregation under them? |
A23641 | hast thou not yet learned so much wisdom, as to kisse the son, no not now when he is angry and the sword in his hand? |
A23641 | hath not the Lord received them? |
A23641 | have we not our ignorances and frailties? |
A23641 | is the cause past helpe and remedy? |
A23641 | must not this bee done amongst, and before the people of God in his visible Church? |
A23641 | must shee loose her right, or take whom others will choose for her, and impose upon her? |
A23641 | or did the Author speake without ground at adventures? |
A23641 | or if so, should not this perswade us to bee of one minde in the Lord? |
A23641 | or should wee forsake the publique Assemblies, and joyne together in private separated Churches? |
A23641 | or should wee live without Gods ordinances, because wee could not partake in the corrupt administration thereof? |
A23641 | or want of naturall affections to our deare Countrey, or nearest relations? |
A23641 | or who shall censure them for refusing, by any rule of Christ? |
A23641 | or withdraw from them that use them? |
A23641 | ordinary or extraordinary? |
A23641 | saying they w ● … nt out? |
A23641 | shall we lose the blessing of peace- makers? |
A23641 | shall wee thus suffer peace to goe from us, and not follow and pursue it? |
A23641 | such as had not received the Covenant of grace? |
A23641 | was it because debito and de jure onely, they should be so? |
A23641 | wee suppose none would deny it, why then should not visible beleevers require, and take up this part of the grant, as well as the seale of it? |
A23641 | were it Christian liberty, or dangerous licenciousnesse to leave such a man to his owne counsels, and not meddle with him? |
A23641 | were not Apostles given to the Church for the edifying of the body of Christ,& c. as well as other Officers? |
A23641 | what fault can be found with the substance of what either Robinson or our selves speake, if our meaning, and his were but charitably taken? |
A23641 | what is that to the faithfull? |
A23641 | what shall wee say of the Worke it selfe of the kingdome of Christ? |
A23641 | what though the Minister offer the service? |
A23641 | what, is there no consolation in Christ, no comfort of love, no fellowship of the spirit? |
A23641 | when many Ministers and people( well thought of by the best) were carried away shamefully with these things? |
A23641 | when many weake Christians were staggering and wavering and looking at the judgement and practise of their guides, ready to stand or fall with them? |
A23641 | when the tyranny of the Prelates raged in the pressing of the booke, and their other humane inventions? |
A23641 | yea where should they professe their faith, but in the visible Churches, as the Proselytes of old did? |
A50248 | 2, 3, 4. and what was this denying the Power of Godliness that is charged upon them? |
A50248 | 2.15, 16. and shall we say, that notwithstanding all this, they were received into compleat and immediate membership by their personal faith,& c? |
A50248 | 224, 225? |
A50248 | 26. was entring into a new Membership? |
A50248 | 3. could answer all that is said in this Proposition? |
A50248 | 4 of being ● e ● alone in their wickedness? |
A50248 | 49 why may not the like be said of those who are onely Baptized in voto? |
A50248 | 52. why should it be thought a dangerous matter to agree thereunto for the Substance thereof? |
A50248 | 59? |
A50248 | 7 — 10. doth not that import an injunction to the Churches unto which they did belong, to Excommunicate them, if they had not already done it? |
A50248 | A Parents Faith, Prayers, and Covenant may live, though hi ● self be dead: But how? |
A50248 | A meer contrary Affirmation, how can it go for a sufficient Confutation? |
A50248 | Adam was a Member of fallen Mankinde, and so are we, though he came to be so by his own personal act, and we by him, or by his act for us? |
A50248 | Againe, how came Esau to lose his Membership? |
A50248 | And Cartwright to ● ● at Question, What are the Duties of the rest of the Church that are pres ● nt at a C ● i ● des Baptisme? |
A50248 | And do we not then express this, that the Parent whose Child ● is to be Baptized must be a Confederate visible Believer? |
A50248 | And doth not this Neglect make way for I ● religion and Apostacy in Churches, no Church- way being used toward these for prevent ● ng thereof? |
A50248 | And doth not this sufficiently imply, That children in those Churches, when adult, were under Discipline in those Churches? |
A50248 | And for ability to examine themselves, can not this be wanting ▪ but the want of the being of faith must be inferred thence? |
A50248 | And how came the Children of Abraham by Keturah to lose their Membership? |
A50248 | And how can the Doctrine in hand have any such natural tendency? |
A50248 | And if their communion with the Church did not cease, but continue, how can it be avoided but they were under Church- discipline? |
A50248 | And if this be true, is it not then true, that if the Parents continue in the Covenant, the Seed of such Parents are also part of the Church? |
A50248 | And in another place( b) unto this Question, To whom is the Lords Supper to be given? |
A50248 | And indeed how can it? |
A50248 | And indeed, how can it be otherwise? |
A50248 | And indeed, how can that be taken for an Ordinance of Christ, which is not according to Scripture? |
A50248 | And is not the Arguing of the Reverend Author much like it? |
A50248 | And is there no danger of Corruption by Over- straitning the Subject of Baptism? |
A50248 | And we di ● ● ered about this, Who are visible Believers? |
A50248 | And what shall become of Children when their Parents are dead( as how many F ● therle ● s and Motherless Children are amo ● g us?) |
A50248 | And when the Apostle bids Timothy, turn away from such; doth not this simply that they were Scandalous persons, and apparently wicked? |
A50248 | And who ever made a specifical distinction of that, so as to say( in that sense) some are Mediate Subjects, and some Immediate? |
A50248 | And why not? |
A50248 | And why will not this follow? |
A50248 | Are all the adult persons, whom they admit into Membership, such as the Proposition describes? |
A50248 | Are not we as truely, personally, and immediately Members of the Body of fallen Mankinde, as Adam was? |
A50248 | Besides, how shall we know a thing to be an Ordinance of Christ, if it be not according to the Scripture? |
A50248 | But as mediate as their Member ● ● ip is, here is somewhat added, that shall touch these adult Children themselves; and what is that? |
A50248 | But can we not deal with Arguments, without being supposed to reflect upon the Persons each of other? |
A50248 | But did either of them ple ● d for greater strictness then the Synod doth? |
A50248 | But for the other, of being Immediate Members, why doth not this follow from their being partakers of the Covenant, the formalis ratio of Membership? |
A50248 | But how do they agree therein, if for all this in graffing there be something between the stock and them? |
A50248 | But how shall they be reconciled, if the latter, as well as the former, be meant of the Church- visible? |
A50248 | But if this denial do deny them to have any part in the Lord, and so make them cease from fea ● ing the Lord, how can it be but as is said? |
A50248 | But is there any Proof of the contrary to what the Synod affirmeth? |
A50248 | But is this certain, that a different way of covenanting, makes a different kinde of membership? |
A50248 | But is this certain, that neither Rule in Scripture, nor good Reason, will give warrant for such charity as is mentioned? |
A50248 | But is this certain, that the Parents in question are visibly breakers of the covenant? |
A50248 | But is this which is here affirmed certain and clear, that want of the ability and exercise spoken of, doth argue want of the very being of Faith? |
A50248 | But shall we therefore deny or scruple their Admission thereunto? |
A50248 | But then how can this stand which is there said, that such persons are not under the Watch, Discipline and Government of the Church? |
A50248 | But to that Question, Would you admit all sorts to the Lor ● s Supper? |
A50248 | But what is all this to the Children of our Churches? |
A50248 | But what is all this to the matter in hand? |
A50248 | But what is there in this to overthrow the Synods Assertion? |
A50248 | But what weight is there in this, to weaken the Synods Argument? |
A50248 | But where is there any thing to shew that the administration of Baptism, pointed to by the Synod, is undue? |
A50248 | But why do not the things mentioned avail to put the Parent into Church- fellowship? |
A50248 | But why doth not this Reason and Text prove the thing intended by the Synod? |
A50248 | But why doth this Text speak nothing for the advantage of the Synod? |
A50248 | But why should we use personal membership in so improper a sence, or insist on a sence that toucheth not the cause in question? |
A50248 | But why then is this Proposition stuck at? |
A50248 | But will any say, that to be a childe of a Church- member is no priviledge at all to a childe, but onely to the Father? |
A50248 | By the Covenant God gives himself to be a God to his People, and to their seed in their generations, Gen. 17. and shall we say this is nothing? |
A50248 | Calvin in his Geneva- cate ● hism, to that Question, Whether Pasters may give the Sacraments to all? |
A50248 | Can distracted persons do so? |
A50248 | Can persons be truly called Holy, as in the Text alledged, or an Holy seed, as Ezra 9. and yet not be Members of the visible Church? |
A50248 | Can there be such Vigilancy, Care and Endeavours towards such as are no ● under the watch of the Church at all? |
A50248 | Can they be Israelites, and not Israel, in the same respect? |
A50248 | Do ye not judge them that are within? |
A50248 | Doth he deny that it is want of opportunity that hinders the Parents from doing what is required in the fifth Proposition? |
A50248 | Doth it not plainly appear thereby, that a different way and means of being in Covenant, doth not make a different sort of Membership? |
A50248 | For what hath the Church to do to judge men without? |
A50248 | For what is more easie then for an offender to forsake the Assembly, to separate himself,& c? |
A50248 | For, can we think that those Churches had no Church- discipline in them? |
A50248 | For, doth not the Vigilancy of Church- Elders, import some kinde of Church- watchfulness? |
A50248 | For, is any Parent such a procreant cause of his childs Being by gen ● raci ● n, as not to be instrumental under God therein? |
A50248 | God is Almighty, and All- sufficient, and is it nothing to have such a God to be a God to us, and to our seed? |
A50248 | Here we see are various wayes of covenanting; but shall we say that these do infer divers kinds of membership? |
A50248 | How can a Separation be properly pertinacious and incurable, or appear so to be, till the means of Church discipline have been used? |
A50248 | How strangely is this misapplied to the matter in hand( b)? |
A50248 | How then is it here said, that the Synod would not let this which themselves acknowledged, be expressed, though our Vnity lay at the stake for it? |
A50248 | How then? |
A50248 | If In, why is Baptism denied to their Children? |
A50248 | If Out, how co ● e they so to be? |
A50248 | If he be without, why should you disown him, any more then you do Non- members, or such as were never joyned to the Church? |
A50248 | If it be said, that the baptizing of these in question hardens the Parent? |
A50248 | If it may not be granted that they continue Members, why should not something be produced to prove the contrary? |
A50248 | If some Authors have so distinguished Members, yet where is such a distinction of Membership? |
A50248 | If the meaning onely be that Infants do not enter into Covenant by an act of their own proper persons; who ever said or thought they did? |
A50248 | If the persons described in the Proposition be said to be broken off, what is this l ● ss then the thing that is so disowned? |
A50248 | If then the union of Members with the Church be ● ● graffing, how can it be avoided but it must be immediate, and so they be immediate Members? |
A50248 | If therefore the children spoken of be in the Covenant, how can the deniall of Baptism to them be any other then is said? |
A50248 | If therefore there were these three differences, and as many more, between the cases alledged, yet where is there any difference in the main point? |
A50248 | If they be breakers of it, then sure they are comprehended in it: for, how can men break the Covenant, wh ● ch they are not in? |
A50248 | If this will not suffice, but there must be some other qualifications besides, and superadded unto this, what shall become of them? |
A50248 | Is Regular Communion so good and excellent, and can it be hurtful for Churches to agree and consent to Practise it? |
A50248 | Is it an act of covenanting, which is the instrumental means? |
A50248 | Is it come to this, that Children are not Members of any Instituted Church? |
A50248 | Is it covenan ●-interest, which is the formalis ratio of membership? |
A50248 | Is it divine gran ●, and institution, which is the principal efficient? |
A50248 | Is it not a main point in ingraffing, that the union between the branch and the stock be immediate, and that nothing lye between them? |
A50248 | Is not here plain suitableness in the Similitude? |
A50248 | Is not this a rendring of them, in respect of their children, in a worse condition then formerly? |
A50248 | Is their giving up themselves and ● h ● ● r children to the Lord, a cause to cut off their children from having any part in the Lord? |
A50248 | Is there no danger of putting those: out of the visible Church, whom Christ would have kept in? |
A50248 | May there not be the being and truth of that grace, even there where the exercise of it is much wanting? |
A50248 | No we do not see that he denieth this at all? |
A50248 | Now can the neglect of Church- watchfulness be a cause of this evil, if the Lord have not appointed them to be under the same? |
A50248 | Now doth not this prove the thing intended? |
A50248 | Now if they be breakers of it, is it not thereby clear that they are comprehended in it? |
A50248 | Now we demand, how they can be admitted as Members ▪ who are already as compleat, and perfect Members as any in the Chur ● h? |
A50248 | Now what saith the Reverend Author to these Proofs? |
A50248 | Now what saith the Reverend Author to these? |
A50248 | Now what saith the Reverend Author to this in his Reply? |
A50248 | Now what saith the Reverend Author to this? |
A50248 | Now what saith the Reverend Author to this? |
A50248 | Now what saith the Reverend Author unto this? |
A50248 | Now what saith the Reverend Author unto this? |
A50248 | Psal 50 16. but doth the Lord say this to such as were qualified as in this fifth Proposition? |
A50248 | That Interest in the Covenant is the main ground of title to Baptism? |
A50248 | That more then membership is also requisite to the receiving of the Lords Supper? |
A50248 | That when they are grown up, they are not under the watch, discipline and government of the Church? |
A50248 | The Lord knows how many may from outward Membership in the visible Church, drop to Hell; and does not their Death put an end to their Membership? |
A50248 | The Synod, to shew that Children are actual, complea ●, and immediate members, asketh, what do they want hereunto? |
A50248 | The words of the Text are express and plain, What have I to do to judge them also that are without? |
A50248 | To some indeed the Lord saith, What hast thou to do to take my covenant in thy mo ● th? |
A50248 | To use it, being not so qualified visibly, is it not a treacherous usurping of the Great Seal of the King of Heaven and Earth? |
A50248 | VVhat if all this were granted? |
A50248 | W ● at is t ● is Disow ● ing? |
A50248 | We demand, whether this Disowning be not a putting one out of the Church, that was before in it? |
A50248 | We demand, whether this does not fully yield the Cause, and give us as much as we need to the matter in hand? |
A50248 | We have known an Antipoedebaptist flie to this as his Sheat- Anchor[ Infants are Members; ● ut how? |
A50248 | We might also ask whether such a member of reasoning as is here used would prove Women to be no Members of an Instituted Church? |
A50248 | Wh ● t state of fitness was the unclean Iewish Parent in, but onely a state of membership? |
A50248 | What proof is there, that except this be done, there can be no ground for the charitable judgement that is mentioned? |
A50248 | What shall be said then of little children? |
A50248 | What then doth the Reverend Author here say? |
A50248 | What though the voluntary Combination, mentioned by by Mr. Rutherfurd, in his sense doth inferre a Classical Membership and Iurisdiction? |
A50248 | What though there be no mention of Church- censure in the Texts alledged? |
A50248 | Who ever said that any were broken off for growing up to adult age? |
A50248 | Why doth it not follow, that if God did establish the Church of the Iews by a progress of the Covenant, that therefore he doth so now? |
A50248 | Why should such a thing be barely affirmed, and not proved? |
A50248 | and if his deni ● l do cause that they have no part in the Lord, doth it not also cause their Irreligion and ● postacy? |
A50248 | and if so, what should hinder but that Children, when grown up, may as well be under Church- discipline now, as under the Old Testament? |
A50248 | and is not that all one, as to have true Faith in the judgement o ● Charity? |
A50248 | and is not their subjection to Church- discipline, when adult, in the new Testament, rightly inferred from the like subjection in the Old? |
A50248 | and is there not the like reason of other punishments, whether Ecclesiastical or Civil? |
A50248 | and might they be then under Church- discipline, and yet now not so, because here there is not par ratio? |
A50248 | and the want of children even in married persons to be by Gods restraining hand, and sh ● tting up the W ● ● b? |
A50248 | and what could all their Profession, and Faith, and Actings do, if God did not vouchsafe to take them into Covenant? |
A50248 | and where shall we have Scripture- warrant for such a Church- disowning as is not Excommuni ● ation? |
A50248 | are they In the Church, or Out? |
A50248 | are they Members of the Catholick visible Church? |
A50248 | be a sufficient proof thereof? |
A50248 | can men be faulty for not performing Covenant- engagements, when they are not comprehended in the Covenant? |
A50248 | can men cease from fearing the Lord, and from having any par ● in h ● ●, and yet this not tend to Apostacy and Irreligion? |
A50248 | can one be bound by that which is not in being? |
A50248 | do they take a right course to know they are such? |
A50248 | doth not this plainly shew, that Parents are but Instrumental under God in the begetting of Children? |
A50248 | for if it was so with the Jews children, is it not also so with ours, according to the Synods arguing? |
A50248 | for, may they be now Baptized in their infancy, as then they were Circumcised, because there is in both par ratio? |
A50248 | how much more those who never had such membership? |
A50248 | i. e. Virtually, in the virtue and effect of them: And how is that? |
A50248 | i. e. What have they more then this, that they are regularly( by the Rules of Gods Word, and his Institution therein) within the visible Church? |
A50248 | if not, is it not a vain thing? |
A50248 | must we binde the Holy- Ghost to mention all Truths and Rules together in one Text or Context? |
A50248 | no, not in the least degree? |
A50248 | or are they no Members at all? |
A50248 | or are they such breakers of it, who if they have not publickly acted as aforesaid, the reason hath been, because they have been inevitably hindred? |
A50248 | or farre removed, and when Children are sui juris, and not under the wings of their Parents? |
A50248 | or how can it be denied, but that this ariseth from their different qualifications? |
A50248 | or that it is an undue Administration of B ● ptism to extend it further then the Lords Supper? |
A50248 | or that the Members of them were not under that Discipline? |
A50248 | or the children, when grown up, were not Members? |
A50248 | or to administer Baptism to some unto whom we do not administer the Lords Supper? |
A50248 | or to what purpose is that? |
A50248 | shall they be Owned ▪ or Disowned? |
A50248 | such as they are capable of, though not of all; and then why may not the like be yielded concerning the adult persons spoken of? |
A50248 | that might help them toward Heaven? |
A50248 | there being cause for it? |
A50248 | to what purpose should this be? |
A50248 | we suppose this can not be denied; and therefore if a progress of the Covenant did establish the Church then, why not so now? |
A50248 | were they not Scandalous in life, but did give up themselves to the Lord, and subject themselves to the Government of Christ in his Church? |
A50248 | what course do they take to know it? |
A50248 | what need we labour in finding out distinctions to deny them that which no body ever challenged for them? |
A50248 | what shall then become of Gods institution in this matter? |
A50248 | when as the offence doth not cut off the Parents Membership, is there any reason it should cut off the Membership of the Childe? |
A50248 | — And why may not the Church deny Baptism to any childe of a believing Parent? |
A50248 | ● ez ●, concerning the Question who are to be Baptized? |
A57981 | & 19,& c. And what reason is there, I pray you, to say, People are visibly redeemed, but not visibly chosen to glory? |
A57981 | & 2 15, 16, 19? |
A57981 | & 6. thousands, if more then five thousands all in one congregation? |
A57981 | ( 2) How, or what calling, or what sort of officers are your Pastors to them? |
A57981 | ( 3) How can you offer Christ all the day long to Pagans? |
A57981 | 1. and whether there the one hundred and twenty were there to receive the three thousand as members at that time in a judicial way? |
A57981 | 1. shall it then follow, that the one is of the nature of the other? |
A57981 | 10. layed hands upon the Levites: for what if one say, Moses the Magistrate layed on hands? |
A57981 | 11, 12. all Asa and Iehoiadah their covenants had alike strength? |
A57981 | 11. lie upon unofficed brethren? |
A57981 | 11? |
A57981 | 12. may they not rebuke? |
A57981 | 13, 14. to whom he was debtor to preach the Gospel, came he onely as such a debtor to brethren of a single congregation? |
A57981 | 14, 15? |
A57981 | 15, 16? |
A57981 | 15. there is not a Judicature a ● hand, hath Christ provided to tell no Church, and left no remedy to remove the greatest of scandals? |
A57981 | 16 before the Church, was that in the convened together congregation? |
A57981 | 16. and there is no word of a Presbytery: and Christ saith, Iohn 21. thrice to Piter only, Lovest thou me? |
A57981 | 16? |
A57981 | 17. are Parents equal in power who do command the Virgin, whose it is to consent to the marriage? |
A57981 | 17? |
A57981 | 19. and who hath believed our report? |
A57981 | 2. Who shall perswade that our Saviours sense is so hampered? |
A57981 | 21. were real converts, who can believe, except you believe? |
A57981 | 21. wh ● ● h Mr. H. had no leisure to cite, every one submit unto another, what Logick is here? |
A57981 | 22, 27, 28? |
A57981 | 23. exercise discipline upon an offender upon this ground? |
A57981 | 29. doth evince, what is that to the purpose? |
A57981 | 3, 4. both men and women? |
A57981 | 3. Who begot them by the preaching of the Word? |
A57981 | 30. what shall we doe to be saved and to obtaine life everlasting, and a due roome in the visible Church of grace here, and at length of glory? |
A57981 | 32. or we are to confess Christ before men, but not except the King teach and command a confession, and such a confessor? |
A57981 | 38. what shall we doe? |
A57981 | 39. as well as the Lords Supper? |
A57981 | 4. his covenanted people, Will not Mr. H. give us the favour of a figurative speech, a part for the whole? |
A57981 | 4. no single person can lawfully be a member of a Turkish Church, how can he then separate from such? |
A57981 | 4. then Mr. H? |
A57981 | 4: How proveth he that all the baptized were visible converts that came to Iohn? |
A57981 | 5, 7, 8. if officers have no official work in creating officers, but only to choose them, which any brother or woman may do? |
A57981 | 5. the separable adjuncts of begotten children? |
A57981 | 5. to a visible company in which there were wheat and chaff? |
A57981 | 52. hearing and saying,( which was a fair visible profession) men and brethren, what shall we do? |
A57981 | 5? |
A57981 | 6. v 7, 8. or the Church of Rome have, who by publick Order establish Stews, and permit fornication? |
A57981 | 7. a right to be members of that Church, else upon what right shall they be baptized? |
A57981 | 7. to any unofficed men? |
A57981 | A Spouse without stewards may feed; may therefore unofficed brethren preach, and tender the Seals, as Socinians say they may baptize one another? |
A57981 | A 〈 ◊ 〉 these acts of Church communion? |
A57981 | And again, when the Elders themselves turn Wolves, who then can give out an official and dogmatick sentence against them? |
A57981 | And doth not Mr H. speak as unpleasantly? |
A57981 | And doth the gates of Hell prevail against such believers? |
A57981 | And how could there be administrating of the seals without any jurisdiction at all to debar the unworthy? |
A57981 | And may not a brother of the same Church refuse to hear also, and depart the place? |
A57981 | And should not the Lord have framed the like providence, that professors of Christ meet in day- light in congregational assemblies? |
A57981 | And so this Church void of Officers, must be to our brethren, the first and principal subject of all Government, Rule, Keyes, Officers, and what not? |
A57981 | And what can our Paper- industry adde to the spotless truth of our Lord Iesus? |
A57981 | And what is that part which is excepted? |
A57981 | And where the Church of believers, without the stars and torches, is called The light of the world? |
A57981 | And who teaches any such thing, and against whom doth M. Hooker dispute? |
A57981 | Are all Apostles? |
A57981 | Are not all pastors either Apostolick or extraordinary or ordinary the same pastors in nature and essence? |
A57981 | Are not 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉, Christians judged by us? |
A57981 | B. is made a Pastor indefinitly, and the Pastor of such a people only? |
A57981 | But 1. are private men successors of the Apostles, to plant Churches among the heathen? |
A57981 | But 1. as Mr Hooker bringeth citations from Mr Answorth, Mr Robinson, why doth he not from his own writings bring the like? |
A57981 | But 1. was he not thy brother before thou wast inchurched into one Congregation with him? |
A57981 | But I ask, may she put forth a certain act of matrimonial love, or perform a certain matrimonial duty to all men on earth? |
A57981 | But I pray you are Turks such as love God and keep his commandments? |
A57981 | But did Mr. H. believe his Topick probabilities would be received for demonstrations? |
A57981 | But have not some private men brought the Gospel to heathens? |
A57981 | But is not professed willingnesse in murtherers of Christ, who said, What shall we doe to be saved, some practicall reformation? |
A57981 | But is not the Apostle a pastor, and an excellent one to preach and tender the Seals, as well as the pastor? |
A57981 | But the question is, Who are fit matter, having right to Ordinances in the account of Rulers and the Church, whether they have true right or not? |
A57981 | But their question was, Men and brethren, what shall we do to be saved eternally, and to be Members of the invisible Church? |
A57981 | But these words( what shall we doe?) |
A57981 | But what follows? |
A57981 | But what if the Elders meet and confer this pow ● r of sole Iurisdiction upon one man, and make him more then a Moderator? |
A57981 | But what if they will not submit? |
A57981 | But what then? |
A57981 | But where then( saith Mr. H.) shall we stand, how shall it be conveyed to remote parents? |
A57981 | But who put him in that state, if he be not really and formally cast out of that body, when his own Church excommunicates him? |
A57981 | But, 1. Who gives our brother leave to leap from one signification of the Church Catholick of the visible Saints to the new male Church? |
A57981 | By Mr. R. his way, you have the testimony of the Church only which did excommunicate? |
A57981 | By the Keyes he must mean both the Keyes of Knowledge and of Jurisdiction: But what Scripture gives the pastoral Key to unofficed Brethren? |
A57981 | By what Scripture can any power of the Keyes given by Christ onely to the Church of believers, be given to separable adjuncts of the Church? |
A57981 | By what Scripture? |
A57981 | By what shadow of Scripture or Reason is this said? |
A57981 | Church which excommunicates? |
A57981 | Destroy the whole( saith he) and you destroy the parts; but it holds not, contrariwise: why not contrariwise? |
A57981 | Dicant mihi, cui sancto secundum salutem spiritualē obsuerit, vel in sacerdotibus, vel inter populum coustituto, malus aut maculatus sacerdos? |
A57981 | Did Ananias and Sapphira either continue stedfastly, or take themselves engaged by Church- covenant? |
A57981 | Did Mr. H. believe a judicious Reader would, or Mr. H. should pass his judgment of such toyes as these? |
A57981 | Didoclavius told him thus, but what then? |
A57981 | Doth a Corporation, when they put out a wicked Magistrate out of his place, therefore destroy their own Liberties, and nullifie their Corporation? |
A57981 | Doth not Cyprian divide the Church in stantes& la psos? |
A57981 | Doth not the expostulation intimate a taxing of these by whose connivance he came in? |
A57981 | Doth not then M. H. clothe women with a Church- power? |
A57981 | Erat ne Ecclesia Carthaginensis Ecclesia, an non erat? |
A57981 | Ergo, the people gives power of being Apostles, Pastors, to men who were not Apostles and Pastors before? |
A57981 | Ever taught, that the male- Churches of a congregation, are the onely Churches who send Commissioners to an Occumenick Councel? |
A57981 | Every particular Elder can, and doth put forth general actions that are common to other Elders: Why? |
A57981 | For when the head is filled with topicks, and none of the flamings of Christs love in the heart, how dry are all disputes? |
A57981 | Friend, how ca ● ● st thou in hither? |
A57981 | Friend, how camest thou in hither, not having a wedding garment? |
A57981 | Hence a new Quaere, Whether there be two different Church- covenants? |
A57981 | Here it is an integral part; is an integral part an adjunct? |
A57981 | Hooker moves the question, whether such a company be a Church indeed? |
A57981 | How can Mr. H. speak of a pattern of Oecumenick Councels, and claim kindred to our Divines against Papists? |
A57981 | How could ye baptize Pagans? |
A57981 | How have hypocritical Professors right to the Seals? |
A57981 | How is Mr. Robinson now cleared if it be said ay? |
A57981 | How is it now( 1) You teach, exhort, rebuke, comfort them, and you have no Pastorall call to them more then to Pagans? |
A57981 | How is it proved that there is a blank in the Ministry, except Pastors both teach and rule these same persons? |
A57981 | How is it proved? |
A57981 | How is it that you once baptized them Church- members and within the Covenant, and so baptized them but for the foresaid want? |
A57981 | How often would I have gathered you? |
A57981 | How shall our brethren make it out that the bad noteth the latent hypocrites only, that are not seen, because they are under the water? |
A57981 | How then can they have virtual influence of some spiritual operation from the head? |
A57981 | How then doth the Churches of New England refuse multitudes whom they know to be baptized, and came from England to be Church- members? |
A57981 | How unjust is it to accuse the Wisedom of God for this sinful folly of men? |
A57981 | How watery is this L ● gick? |
A57981 | I pray our Brethren, do the Fathers mean the Church of visible Saints, the multitude of Believers? |
A57981 | I pray you, remains there a ministerial or organick body? |
A57981 | If Mr. R. had said, visibleness may be considered as invisibleness, Mr. H. should have better Logick; why is it a contradiction? |
A57981 | If any of Israel goodwell in another city or town, where another Priest shall teach, is it in his choice to be taught by that Priest or not? |
A57981 | If the former be said, why contend we? |
A57981 | If the meaning be, that the congregations meeting in the same place, contend not among themselves; what if they so should do? |
A57981 | Is his wisedom darkned, though all become vain and foolish in their imaginations? |
A57981 | Is it to Peter or John? |
A57981 | Is not Christ walking beside the golden Candlesticks here as at home? |
A57981 | Is not a subject a subject, though the adjunct be not there? |
A57981 | Is not here an irregular separating of ruling from teaching? |
A57981 | Is not this by Mr. H. his own doctrine, to quit the argument, when it undoes his own cause, and to say the comparison of husband& wife is blasphemous? |
A57981 | Is not this strange? |
A57981 | Is not this to cavil at the Lords words, not at us? |
A57981 | Is that Promise, L ● I am with you to the end of the world, left by Christ to private men? |
A57981 | Is this axiome neither safe not sound? |
A57981 | Is this good moral Philosophy of Mr. H? |
A57981 | It is a naughty argument to prove that Baptism is a separable accident of the covenant: why? |
A57981 | Lastly, it is poor to say, How come hypocritical Professors to have right to the Seals? |
A57981 | Let Mr. H. shew how the Church without the Minister is called the golden candlestick? |
A57981 | M. H. Would you see a Pastor that hath the formal essence of a Pastor, and yet never did, nor is bound to preach? |
A57981 | M. R. yields the causes while he granteth the wicked are forbidden, what to be Church members? |
A57981 | Many people and nations shall go, and say, Come, and let us go up to the mountain of the Lords house: how shall the visible mountain be known? |
A57981 | May I not then rebuke, but hate brethren of another congregation? |
A57981 | Mr. H. How comes it this Church hath power over this person, which another Church hath not, but from some speciall engagement? |
A57981 | Mr. H. Ruling Elders do not effectually( he should say effectively, as I do, which is a far other term) apply the word in the external Court: why? |
A57981 | Mr. H. To what principal subject hath the Lord( saith Mr. R.) given reason, and the faculty of discoursing? |
A57981 | Mr. H. We allow of no Pastors ordained without a certain flock( saith Mr. R.) I reply( saith Mr. H) Quid verba sudiam, cum videam facta? |
A57981 | Mr. H. Where shall we stand if a thousand generations have interest in Baptism? |
A57981 | Mr. H. and Mr. Best will have them to be pastors different in nature; why? |
A57981 | My brethren, swear not, does he not forbid women to swear? |
A57981 | Nonne cum parvulus esses in oculis tuis caput factus es in tribibus Israel? |
A57981 | Nonne ii qui docent in ecclesia, ut singulari aliqua ratione mittantur, opus habent? |
A57981 | Nor is there any warrant to think that they all asked, what shall we doe? |
A57981 | Now how ordinary is it, that God is the Rock of his Saints? |
A57981 | Pastors doe either as pastors called of God preach to Church- members, to convert them? |
A57981 | Pertinacy in a scandal marrs approved piety; but because they approve not your way, are they therefore pertinacious? |
A57981 | Petilianus said, What hath righteousness to do with unrighteousness? |
A57981 | Quae enim participatio justitiae cum iniquitate? |
A57981 | Quid in prophetis quā multa,& quam manifesta sunt testimonia ecclesiae per omnes Gentes toto orbe terrarum diffusae? |
A57981 | Quis nostrum dicit esse participationem talem si Iudas& Petrus pariter Sacramentum communicent? |
A57981 | Saith the Text that, or Mr. H. onely? |
A57981 | Sed cur ipse in ipso populo immunditiam, quam graviter arguebat, in una cum iis congregatione tangebat? |
A57981 | Shall it follow, That the officers without the people, or governing without, yea contrary to their consent, is a true visible Church? |
A57981 | Shall they not share of the anointing, because they are not Members of the single Congregation? |
A57981 | Shall we accuse the Ordinances, the Gospel and Seals, because God attains not the end, the Salvation of the hearers? |
A57981 | Shall women therefore be made new ordinances of God? |
A57981 | Should a man be admitted a Church- officer who is not judged a real convert? |
A57981 | Such quirks become not grave M. H. What is a Synodical Elder? |
A57981 | That it is not pertinent to my purpose, is denied: Why? |
A57981 | That the Church of Corinth was rebuked for not excommunicating the man, is true: But 1. what means he by the Church rebuked? |
A57981 | That the ends of reformation may be attained by the Civil Power only, who can believe? |
A57981 | The Catholick body organical of man, includes all the body and organs of it, head, eyes, mouth, tongue, feet,& c. Now what sense is here? |
A57981 | The Elders can not effectively apply in the Court the Word preached; why? |
A57981 | The evasion of Mr. H. that Christ said, Whom do men say that I am? |
A57981 | The question is now, What is the first subject of the power of the Keys? |
A57981 | Then how can an official power be given to Peter, as he represents this male- Church upon a meer allegiance? |
A57981 | There are not only visible signs, but 1. hearing, 2. saying, Men and brethren what shall we doe? |
A57981 | There is a necessity of vocal Covenant always, if it come nerest to the rule; but where is the rule? |
A57981 | There may be communion of Saints onely within the same congregation, and no communion of Churches: what Scripture is for this? |
A57981 | This fell from a sleeping pen, and what the conclusion is who can tell? |
A57981 | This is Mr. H. his Argument: Are Mr. H. his words Oracles, and Principles that can not be denied? |
A57981 | This opens a gap to endless dissention, the fewer say we have the truth, the other, we have the truth, and who shall be the Iudge? |
A57981 | True, but said he that he was an unbaptized man who had no share in the visible Church? |
A57981 | V. Whether the Congregation as the Congregation doth excommunicate a delinquent? |
A57981 | VVhat Logick is this? |
A57981 | Was ever Scripture so tortured? |
A57981 | Was there breath before there was a living man walking on the earth, or was there a living man walking on the earth, before there was breathing? |
A57981 | Was there not cause, why both they and Israel should lay upon themselves the band of a covenant oath? |
A57981 | Was there not need that four or six congregations should swarm out of six thousands, and six Officers be sent with them? |
A57981 | Wast thou not to eat the same bread with him before as then? |
A57981 | What Church? |
A57981 | What Scripture for this? |
A57981 | What Scripture puts the King in such an Office? |
A57981 | What a mystery of Logick this may be, who is so happy as to divine? |
A57981 | What a poor comfort is it, this profession keeps Peter in office? |
A57981 | What doth it profit, if a man say, he hath faith,& c? |
A57981 | What house could contain them? |
A57981 | What if I say that a Nation as Israel avow the Lord to be their God was typical? |
A57981 | What if he be a Heathen? |
A57981 | What if the firmament fall? |
A57981 | What ignorance exoludeth from Church membership? |
A57981 | What kinde of Logick is this? |
A57981 | What more absurd? |
A57981 | What power? |
A57981 | What ropes can tie the consequent with the antecedent? |
A57981 | What shall we do? |
A57981 | What shall we doe? |
A57981 | What superiority of Jurisdiction hath this or any Moderator or Speaker in Parliament, or Prolocutor in a Synod? |
A57981 | What then hath Mr. H. gained by this Argument? |
A57981 | What then is the Apostles and officers part? |
A57981 | What then shall we do? |
A57981 | What then? |
A57981 | What they are, who can define? |
A57981 | What tyranny of conscience is here? |
A57981 | What warrant for this censure? |
A57981 | What? |
A57981 | What? |
A57981 | When the fraternity excommunicates all their officers, where is the mind and will then? |
A57981 | When there is a contradiction between the two sentences, which of the Judicatures must be supreme? |
A57981 | When ye 〈 ◊ 〉 together to the Church, Was not this to the meeting of men and women, except women be debarred from the Lords Supper? |
A57981 | Where is Mr. H. his Logick now? |
A57981 | Where then is his covenant- right to baptism? |
A57981 | Wherefore my brethren, ye are bec ● me dead to the law by the body of Christ: are not women dead to the law through Christ? |
A57981 | Whether Synods be for counsel and advice only, as our Brethren say? |
A57981 | Whether the invisible Church, and the El ● ct, be the prime subject of the Seals? |
A57981 | Whether there be a whole Catholick integral visible Church? |
A57981 | Who baptized Iohn Baptist? |
A57981 | Who can pray in faith to God in private, but they must engage themselves to God to run, if he draw? |
A57981 | Who doubteth but the government of the Church is committed to others than onely Apostles? |
A57981 | Who ever heard in the Church of Christ many Christs, many Baptismes? |
A57981 | Who gave Mr. H. leave to set up an Antichristian Tabernacle( for so is the Presbytery to him) for an houre, and pull it downe again? |
A57981 | Why doth Mr. H. frame a new instance of his own, and pass by the Lords way? |
A57981 | Why made he not once a Syllogism, or a face of a Consequence? |
A57981 | Why not pastors? |
A57981 | Why not? |
A57981 | Why not? |
A57981 | Why? |
A57981 | Why? |
A57981 | Why? |
A57981 | Will any dream that Chrysostom judgeth that Christ gave this power to the people? |
A57981 | Will it follow, the Embassador speaks to England of England? |
A57981 | Will not Erastians approve this, and say Church- discipline is needless? |
A57981 | Will this prove that voluntary engagement is the formal cause of a visible Church? |
A57981 | With what faith can they preach elsewhere? |
A57981 | am I not to rebuke a trespassing offender of another congregation dwelling within twenty cubits to my door, and being my beloved brother in Christ? |
A57981 | and by what Oracle? |
A57981 | and do they for that rule, as the male- Church? |
A57981 | and except they from experience can conclude, there may be some seeds of some spirituall work of God in the souls of all these people? |
A57981 | and if that be the Church that meets in one place onely, when shall the Church Catholick which Christ loved, and gave himself for, meet? |
A57981 | and if they were heathens, and are now converted, who either did convert them or baptize them? |
A57981 | and insolent and dry when Mr. H. must say, my God is the Rock of this institution of a single independent frame? |
A57981 | and must there be hundreds thousands of Gospel- seals, Keys of the Kingdom, all different in species and nature? |
A57981 | and of the brethren that Paul, Iames, and the Apostles wrote unto? |
A57981 | and shall all be but a rebuke,& such a counsel as one private man giveth to heathen? |
A57981 | and shall they be an Ordinance of Christ distinct from a Congregational Church for that? |
A57981 | and should Mr. H. limit the sense of the Holy Ghost to one single congregation, i. e. submit only to these of your own congregation? |
A57981 | and should they as the Messengers of the Lord of Hosts, with the pastors, carry the Word of God so binding others? |
A57981 | and though it were meant of Church subjection, owe not I Church- subjection to these of another congregation, as to these of my own? |
A57981 | and what greater power can be given to any, then what is given to this Independent Eldership? |
A57981 | and what suits an enlarged heart, and strength against temptations? |
A57981 | and whether are they by Divine Institution so? |
A57981 | and who can pray for faith, and perseverance, but they vow new obedience? |
A57981 | are Ministers, because of their covenant, Ministers to Pagans? |
A57981 | are all New Testament- Levites? |
A57981 | are all Prophets? |
A57981 | are all Teachers? |
A57981 | are not Turks avowed enemies to Christ and the Gospel- covenant? |
A57981 | are they onely no debtors to the flesh? |
A57981 | are women, servants, aged children, nor redeemed, not built on the Rock? |
A57981 | be a covenanted Nation to God? |
A57981 | because not chosen by the people? |
A57981 | c. 22 doctrinae praedicatio est anterius quid Ecclesiâ quid absurdius? |
A57981 | cause; can any charge another to be his servant without mutual engagement? |
A57981 | for so saith Mr. H. Mr. H. What is all this to overthrow the covenant? |
A57981 | for there are no officers as yet: Did every one baptize another? |
A57981 | if the latter, what more had Paul from the given right hand of these Apostles then he had before? |
A57981 | is every Woma ● a Church to another? |
A57981 | is not this a busing of Scripture? |
A57981 | is the eye an adjunct of the organical body? |
A57981 | is the integrity hurt, because a separable adjunct is removed? |
A57981 | is this I pray you, the knowledge of charity, which is fallible, and may mistake? |
A57981 | is to you, and to your children: What? |
A57981 | l. 2. c. 18 Why h ● lyst thou the wicked? |
A57981 | may not the father& the son be in divers congregations? |
A57981 | not until the day of Judgement? |
A57981 | of ordaining by laying on of hands to make men to be Pastors which were none before? |
A57981 | onely to your nearest children? |
A57981 | or did unbaptized members baptize their own Ministers who are yet unbaptized? |
A57981 | or does the faithfulness of God fail, though all men are lyars? |
A57981 | or may I not argue thus with Anabaptists against Mr Hooker? |
A57981 | or onely such brethren of a single congregation justified by faith? |
A57981 | or people hear the pastors elsewhere? |
A57981 | or received the Apostles, and did welcome them? |
A57981 | or speak they of the brethren onely of a single congregation? |
A57981 | or was it not before the men of the Church? |
A57981 | or was there no freedome under the Old Testament, but there is freedome now? |
A57981 | or who called you to take care and watch for their souls who are without, and to you as Pagans? |
A57981 | persecutors do hinder the preaching of the Gospel, shall the preaching of the Gospel for that be no ordinance of God? |
A57981 | shall we seek it in our words, or in the words of her Head the Lord Iesus? |
A57981 | should men have dominion over their faith? |
A57981 | should the ruling Elders lips that way preserve knowledge? |
A57981 | si erat, quero qu ● madmodum( i. e. quo pact ●?) |
A57981 | that must be wanting: and hath not the like of this brought forth among Brownists reciprocal excommunications? |
A57981 | that was never a question to either side, Whether Christ command to cast pearls to known swine? |
A57981 | the people have chosen him, then the Elders must lay on hands suddenly on an heretical Teacher, a Wolf: Why? |
A57981 | were there not women that both yielded to the Persecutors, and denied the truth, and stood to the truth and suffered? |
A57981 | what if he be a Papist, a Socinian? |
A57981 | who should right them, by our Brethrens way? |
A57969 | 1, 2. every Pastor as a Pastor is to Preach against the sinnes of the Land, else how can the People mourne for these sinnes? |
A57969 | 10 32. so may they give scandall and offence; so may three, foure, of consociated Congregations give the offence, and that publickly; what? |
A57969 | 10. Who is she that looketh forth as the morning, faire as the Moone, cleare as the Sun, and terrible as an Army with Banners? |
A57969 | 10. is it therefore no office sanctified for a supernaturall end? |
A57969 | 10. that he would have hundreths of Prophets to be hearers and one at once to speak to one single Congregation? |
A57969 | 11. before the Church out of which they were taken? |
A57969 | 11. is that spirit of grace and love dead with them? |
A57969 | 12. are they not dispensators of the Sacraments, by their office, as of the Word? |
A57969 | 12. as the Elders doe, either all the people are Judges, and where are then all the governed, if all bee governours? |
A57969 | 12. what have I to doe to judge them also that are without? |
A57969 | 13. for by one spirit, we are all baptized into one body, and can you deny the covenant, which is sealed in baptisme? |
A57969 | 14, 15. or doe they meane masters of families? |
A57969 | 14. did the women speak? |
A57969 | 14. for what, or who is Paul? |
A57969 | 14. how can they preach except they he sent? |
A57969 | 14. mere beleevers were added to the Lord, multitudes both of men and women, who could not conveniently heare? |
A57969 | 14. or to cut off by death the parents? |
A57969 | 15. and do they say amongst themselves in the presbytery Apostolick, have wee warrant from Christ to appoint a new office of Deacons? |
A57969 | 15. as Idolaters, what then? |
A57969 | 15. as one must submit his judgement to a Church? |
A57969 | 16, 17. and how were Paul and Barnabas desired, if they had any word of exhortation, to say on? |
A57969 | 16. and so many more thousands behoved to reject Christ then believed? |
A57969 | 16? |
A57969 | 18. a power of excommunication, but how? |
A57969 | 19. that is true, but what then? |
A57969 | 2 credis? |
A57969 | 2, 3. betrothed to Christ as a chaste Virgin? |
A57969 | 2. Who were they in the Synod who made much disputing? |
A57969 | 2. and by the Apostles intention, v. 6. the question is referred as well as to the Apostles? |
A57969 | 2. c. 5, 6, 7. vos ergo, qua ● e sacreliga separatione pacis vin ● ulum d ● s ● ● ● ● pitis? |
A57969 | 2. did send to seeke resolution at the fallible spirit of Elders, and also( as our brethren teach) at the infallible spirit of the Apostles? |
A57969 | 2. hee rebuked Peter, as an Apostle? |
A57969 | 2. prophecy one by one? |
A57969 | 21, 22. is therefore( I pray you) the Covenant of grace but a temporary and a prudentiall peece? |
A57969 | 21. all sweare a Church- covenant, and give a particular confession of their sinnes to the satisfaction of Iohn Baptistes conscience? |
A57969 | 21. and are such not to be excommunicated because they can not be cast out, who were never within? |
A57969 | 21. are not they singular meanes of edifying? |
A57969 | 21. as an Apostle, to ● em ● ine neere three years at Ephesus for one single congregation, and the erecting of one Congregationall presbytery? |
A57969 | 22. to bee used against an Apostate from the faith, and against such as fall into the sinne against the holy Ghost? |
A57969 | 23. how then is it a peculiar act of auhoritie in the Elders? |
A57969 | 24. and convincing of unbelievers? |
A57969 | 25. to the Church of Antioch? |
A57969 | 25? |
A57969 | 3. if you admit communion of Churches in some things, to wit, in the Lords Supper, how can you deny communion of Churches in other holy things of God? |
A57969 | 4. upon sister Churches? |
A57969 | 42. stedfastly in the Apostles doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and prayer; but where did they meet? |
A57969 | 42? |
A57969 | 5, 6, 7, 8, and concequently, whether or not Christ hath ordained, not the Pastors, but some officers besides, to attend this worke? |
A57969 | 5, 6. if Deacons were not, according to their primitive institution and Office, ordained to be Preachers of the word, by whose paines the word grew? |
A57969 | 5. and not a Covenant with one visible congregation, and what warrant hath the Church to dispense with the breach of such an everlasting Covenant? |
A57969 | 8 for hearing the Word, and for exercise of Discipline, if not the Church meeting in a Congregation? |
A57969 | 8. so as famous writers say the halfe of the City beleeved, if they be but one single congregation meeting all in one place? |
A57969 | Againe say I, what if the Church differ? |
A57969 | All then who have gifts to be Kings and Magistrates are sent of God to the throne and bench? |
A57969 | An ad me pertinet? |
A57969 | And I heard the voyce of the Lord saying, Whom shall I send, and who shall goe for me? |
A57969 | And I pray you what roome or place was there for such a multitude of Prophets to edifie the Churches in one private House? |
A57969 | And b Ainsworth sayth, with what comfort of heart can the people now excommunicate him, if they have not heard the proceedings against him? |
A57969 | And by what argumunts do they prove it? |
A57969 | And d Paraeus, num impune ibunt eorum scelera? |
A57969 | And how was it increased when Barnabas and Paul after that taught the Word to much people a whole yeare? |
A57969 | And how weake is this? |
A57969 | And if we lay upon the people the worke and all the acts of the office, how can we not lay upon them the office it selfe? |
A57969 | And is it like that the Apostles were civill curators to widowes before this time? |
A57969 | And sayd by what authority doest thou these? |
A57969 | And that blasphemy and sinne is against Gods purpose and intended end, and that sinne crosseth him? |
A57969 | And what is that, if they lay aside corrupt judgement? |
A57969 | And why? |
A57969 | Are all Apostles? |
A57969 | Are all Apostles? |
A57969 | Are all Prophets? |
A57969 | Are all these redeemed by the Blood of God? |
A57969 | Baptisme should be administrate by such as are not ministers at all; for who should baptize them who are converted without the Church? |
A57969 | Because if Christ biddeth accompt the excommunicated person as an Heathen and a publican, would Paul thereafter accompt him as a brother? |
A57969 | But 1. where doth the holy Ghost speake so in the Scripture? |
A57969 | But 2. what though God promise to put his feare in the heart of the regenerate? |
A57969 | But I heartily crave to learn, what perfection doewe arive unto? |
A57969 | But I would gladly learne how you contra- distinguish these two, Faith, and a holy profession of Faith? |
A57969 | But doe you not teach us by your answer to elude these pregnant places, which unanswerably prove the necessity of the perseverance of the regenerated? |
A57969 | But had Pope John as collaterall Judge with the Emperour in this, that same coactive power that the Emperour had? |
A57969 | But how can they say Amen,( saith he) to a holy action done 〈 ◊ 〉 Gods enemies? |
A57969 | But how can wee imagine that many thousands could in one meeting communicate at one Table in the Lords Supper, and that ordinarily? |
A57969 | But how doe our brethren inferre a fixed Congregation at Ephesus from thence? |
A57969 | But how is it proved that Ruling Elders are of divine institution? |
A57969 | But if all prophesie,& c? |
A57969 | But if hee justly plead and his mother will not heare, may hee not separate? |
A57969 | But it was asked, whether are the classicall Elders ruling Elders, or Teaching Elders to the classicall Church? |
A57969 | But our brethren proveth they will law aside corrupt judgement; but how? |
A57969 | But shall we name and repute them brethren, whom in conscience we know to be as ignorant and void of grace, as any Pagan? |
A57969 | But though it were granted, t ● ● t the Jewish Church used not excommunication had they no Ecclesiasticall censures before for that? |
A57969 | But were there no Elders and Officers in the Apostolike Church, but onely Apostles? |
A57969 | But what ground for so needlesse a conjecture, that the Apostolick Church did celebrate the Lords Supper in the Temple, never in private houses? |
A57969 | But what is this to separate from the true Church, professing Christ? |
A57969 | But what is this, but regenerate persons shall persevere, upon condition that they shall persevere? |
A57969 | But what then? |
A57969 | By what authoritie shall the Prince doe this? |
A57969 | By what warrant of the word are private Christians, not in office, made the ordinary and onely converters of Soules to Christ? |
A57969 | Can any forbid water that these should not be baptized, who have received the Holy Ghost, as well as we? |
A57969 | Christ never ordained that a church should excommunicate her selfe; not the people; Who gave them power? |
A57969 | Crave the concurrence of the conveened multitude, and their free voices shall wee appoint this new office, men and brethren, or shall wee for beare? |
A57969 | David by his afflictions learned to keep Gods Commandements: did therfore the persecuters of Manasseh or David right and lawfully? |
A57969 | David said, What have I to doe with you, ye sonnes of Zerviah? |
A57969 | Doe not Infidels and Indians, as you teach c come to your Assemblies to heare the VVord, and partake of the prayers and praises of the Church? |
A57969 | Doe you imagin that there can be a holy profession knitting a man to the visible Church, where there be neither the seed of Faith, nor Faith it selfe? |
A57969 | Else how could they have all their goods common, if there be not one visible government amongst them? |
A57969 | Ergo they should separate from the worship of God; What sewing is here? |
A57969 | Ergo they were before daily constant Deacons, and why not Elders also? |
A57969 | Ergo, Pastorall preaching is not an ordinary meane of conversion? |
A57969 | Ergo, how shall they publikely and synodically teach, except they be sent? |
A57969 | Ergo, would you say no reconciliation in a land without apostolick Ambassadors? |
A57969 | For doe not both the King as King, and the Church as the Church, command and forbid one and the same thing? |
A57969 | For were all the carnall in Corinth betrothed as one chaste Virgin to Christ? |
A57969 | For, First, to you they are without, how then can you judge them? |
A57969 | From whence had Luther, Calvin, and our blessed Reformers their calling to the pastorall charge? |
A57969 | Gathered together and meet but one day? |
A57969 | God hardeneth Pharaos heart, should Pharao harden for that his owne heart? |
A57969 | God hath placed in the body of a single Congregation Apostles? |
A57969 | God hath placed some in the Church, first Apostles, secondarily Prophets, thirdly Teachers,& c. Is the meaning thus? |
A57969 | Had they not use of excommunication? |
A57969 | Hath the Wisdome of Christ left these Thrones in such a confusion, as by Scripture they can not be knowen, by Name, Title, Nature, Operations? |
A57969 | Have not I chosen you twelve? |
A57969 | Have we a warrant from Gods word, for such a new inchurching? |
A57969 | He is convinced of all, he is judged of all? |
A57969 | How can it be an offence to be Members of no independent Churches in England, whereas no such may be had there? |
A57969 | How did they returne, as non- residents to remaine with Christ till his death? |
A57969 | How it is possible a Church shall be gathered amongst Infidells? |
A57969 | How prove yee, they abstained from the Passeover? |
A57969 | How shall they preach except they be sent? |
A57969 | How shall they preach, except they be sent? |
A57969 | How then can the one be given to the King by vertue of that same mixt power? |
A57969 | How then shall hee take the burden of thirty, or forty Flockes? |
A57969 | How weake is your reasoning? |
A57969 | I answer, Unlawfull meanes, as the persecution of Tyrants, may have this successe, what then? |
A57969 | I aske at our brethren, by what authoritie of the Scripture is pastorall binding and loosing an authoritative act of the preaching Elder onely? |
A57969 | I beseech you, Brethren, why doe we contend? |
A57969 | Idolaters and Hereticks are to be excommunicated, and will you have such a brotherhood, as brother idolater? |
A57969 | If Christ be a Head of pure Gold, and the Churches golden candlestick, how shall we be allowed to put in leaden members? |
A57969 | If Presbyteriall Elders be Elders to mary Congregations in a generall Relation, what sort of Elders are they? |
A57969 | If by Gods Law of the Nazarites, they abstained from wine, and the Passeover? |
A57969 | If it bee essentially different from an advise and councell and warranted by divine institution, why doe not our brethen give us Scripture for it? |
A57969 | If there bee called Pastors in England to lay on hands on Ministers, why are not they to impose hands on such as you judge to bee no ministers? |
A57969 | If this was extraordinary that Matthias was chosen, why then is the vow and consent of the Church sought? |
A57969 | In Prophecying; but how? |
A57969 | Iohn 9. and Iohn 22. had no tolerable measure of learning to be priests, how then could they be universall prophets who could not erre? |
A57969 | Is a beleever a member of Christs body in one Congregation and not in all Congregations? |
A57969 | Is it a fault to be members of a Nationall Church? |
A57969 | Is it not( saith he) sweeter to converse with the Godly, then with the ungodly? |
A57969 | Is not this a transgression of the Royall Law of governement? |
A57969 | Is there no meanes to edifie, exhort, and comfort, but prophecying? |
A57969 | Is there not a wise- man amongst you? |
A57969 | Is there not need then of a generall Councell? |
A57969 | It is impossible; so Acts 6. did all the twelve Apostles speak at once? |
A57969 | It is said, godly Preachers must bee sent to them, 〈 ◊ 〉 th ● y 〈 ◊ 〉 reformed; but why not godly Pastors? |
A57969 | It is said, v. 12, doe yee not judge them that are within? |
A57969 | It pleased t ● Apostles, Elders, and the whole Church to send chosen men of their own company to Antioch,& c. What Church was this? |
A57969 | It was objected a How can it be lawfull for meere lay and private men to ordaine Elders? |
A57969 | Let wise men Iudge, if this be not spirituall tyranny, that Elders would bring upon the conscience of men? |
A57969 | Locall separation from Idoll- worship, in the Idoll- Temple, we teach as well as Robinson, but what then? |
A57969 | Many women were witnesses and Martyrs, and gave a testimony against Antichrist; Ergo women may preach in the Church: what vanitie is this? |
A57969 | May our brethren without Christs warrant shape any punishment equivalent to excommunication without Gods Word? |
A57969 | Ministering, and how? |
A57969 | No dogs? |
A57969 | No evill workers? |
A57969 | None in Philippi whose God was their belly? |
A57969 | None who walked after the flesh? |
A57969 | Now when the multitude Acts 1. presented Joseph and Matthias, it behoved them to speak; spake they joyntly, or all at once? |
A57969 | O but, saith hee r the author of the Survey, how shall the Prince helpe the matter? |
A57969 | O ca ● es& c. Si Deus bonus& praescius futuri& potens, cur hominem possus est lahi? |
A57969 | O whither are all the tomes of the Councels Oecumenick, nationall, and provinciall, evanished unto? |
A57969 | Or came it to you onely, as to the only Apostolick teachers, that you neede no admonition? |
A57969 | Other two questions here are shortly to be discussed, as belonging to this purpose; as 1. whether discipline be a marke of the visible Church? |
A57969 | Ought not the Lords Stewards to be faithfull in Gods House? |
A57969 | Pastors of the separation give the body of Christ to lurking Hypocrites, are they not herein presumptuous also? |
A57969 | Paul continued here for the space of two yeares,( and was this for one competent number, who did all meet in one private house? |
A57969 | Pergamus? |
A57969 | Peter said, How oft shall my brother offend me, and I forgive him? |
A57969 | Princes are obliged to remove high places; But are they obliged with their owne Hands to breake all the Images? |
A57969 | Prophecying continueth, who taketh it out of the world? |
A57969 | Question goeth thus in its genuine sense; are we not then to separate from them, as from false Churches? |
A57969 | Reprove him, that is, convince him, but is it not reproving to be brought before the Church? |
A57969 | Secondly, what though they intended Assemblies by consent, and tacite covenant? |
A57969 | Servants of sinne? |
A57969 | Shall we use such an insolent signification of the word Church, as the Word of God doth not use? |
A57969 | Shall wee distinguish where the Scripture doth not onely not distinguish, but doth clearly hold forth qualitie and an identitie? |
A57969 | So where read you a Man forgiving his Brother seventy seven times: Ergo, it is unlawfull to forgive him seventy and seven times? |
A57969 | Some doe yet maintain that circumcision is lawfull, and yet beleeve all points fundamentall; shall wee say, that such are damned? |
A57969 | Some say the fundamentalls amongst Lutherans are exponed in such a way as the foundation is everted? |
A57969 | Suppose the case were extraordinary and rare, may they violate the ordinary rules of Christ? |
A57969 | That an Apostolicke commandement of any one Apostle without any Synod might have determined the question, to what use then doth a Synod conduce? |
A57969 | That 〈 ◊ 〉 who careth for the part of a visible church, doth he not far rather care in a spirituall way, for the whole? |
A57969 | The Author saith, who knoweth that all the Tribes of Israel were yet in covenant with God, from the dayes of their Fathers? |
A57969 | The Eldership of a Congregation being three onely, doth not seldome scandalously offend, and are they under no power under heaven? |
A57969 | The Holy Ghosts Testimony is true, and what Divinty is it, that all added to the visible Church shall be saved? |
A57969 | The assumption is evident, for where are they sent as the Father sent his Sonne Christ? |
A57969 | The other question is, if conversion of sinners be an ordinary effect of a publique and sent ministery? |
A57969 | The people may withdraw from them saith the Synod of New England, what then? |
A57969 | The question was, whether or no are beleevers now to keepe the Law and the ceremonies of Moses his Law? |
A57969 | The terme Nationall- Church is not in the Word of God, but I pray you in what sense can the Iewish- Church bee called a Nationall- Church? |
A57969 | The word of God came it to you, or came it from you? |
A57969 | Then he remembred the dayes of old, Moses and his people, saying, Where is he that led them, and brought them out of the red Sea? |
A57969 | They ought not to disassent from truth: true, but what then? |
A57969 | They were not Apostles sure; what were they then? |
A57969 | This proveth not the point, for hee condemneth the arrogancie of some immediately inspired Prophets, Came the word of God from you? |
A57969 | This saith with us, for private Christians are not stewards; who gave them the keyes? |
A57969 | This whole number hath had v. 42. one Church- fellowship, one Word, one Supper of the Lord; but in one meeting at once? |
A57969 | Though he speake of them, as of one body, spouse, virgin, how doth it follow that he speaketh of them, as of a ministeriall and a parochiall body? |
A57969 | To what end did Paul set up twelve Labourers at Epheseus, with diverse languages, but to establish divers Assemblies? |
A57969 | To ● Magistrate commadeth that Church censures be used 〈 ◊ 〉 them as you say, who should use them? |
A57969 | VVhether there be any Church in the Scripture having power of the keys, yet wanting all Church- Officers? |
A57969 | WHether or no is there a necessity of the personall presence of the whole Church in all the acts of Church- censures? |
A57969 | We say that if the Magistrate be an enemy to Religion, may not the Church without him convene and renew a Covenant with God? |
A57969 | Wee grant such as Cain are to be excommunicated, but what then? |
A57969 | Well then, the Apostles when they received the keys they did represent the people: but what people? |
A57969 | What Covenant? |
A57969 | What a created peece is the true Church? |
A57969 | What a meeting is this of diverse Churches for the receiving of a new Sister Church? |
A57969 | What a name? |
A57969 | What a separation is this? |
A57969 | What can be hence collected? |
A57969 | What can be more repugnant to the truth and to the Gospell of Christ? |
A57969 | What can the Magistrate command here? |
A57969 | What communion meane you? |
A57969 | What difference betwixt a Sermon made by the King in the Senat, and the Pastor in the Pulpit? |
A57969 | What godly man can say, Amen, to such a holy action, as is performed by Gods enemies? |
A57969 | What hath Jesus Christ on Earth, which he loveth, as he doth his Church? |
A57969 | What if the Congregation cast the man out, clave errante, and undeservedly? |
A57969 | What if there be no Elders in a single Congregation, as our brethren suppose there were no Elders in Office in Israel to lay hands on the Levites? |
A57969 | What inference is here? |
A57969 | What is your mind Peter, what is your sentence, James, Matthias,& c? |
A57969 | What peculiar auhority is in the Eldership, for the which they are over the people, in the Lord, according to the doctrine of our brethren? |
A57969 | What then? |
A57969 | What then? |
A57969 | What voyce could reach to so many thousands, as they did grow unto? |
A57969 | What warrant have the sister Churches, of the word, to give the right hand of fellowship to a new erected Church? |
A57969 | What warrant have you for this Doctrine, That the Sacraments are not given to the invisible Church, as it is such, but to the visible? |
A57969 | What weaknesse is this? |
A57969 | What were all these but such as after were called VValdenses? |
A57969 | What were this else but to say, we are obliged to obey Christs will, but not except with a Reservation of the Kings will? |
A57969 | What wisedome could wee imagine would lead the twelve Apostles to speake to one single Congregation met in one place, at one time? |
A57969 | What? |
A57969 | What? |
A57969 | What? |
A57969 | What? |
A57969 | What? |
A57969 | What? |
A57969 | Where do you read that? |
A57969 | Where doe we reade that the despising of all believers commanding in Christs Name, is a despising of Christ, and that in obeying them, we obey Christ? |
A57969 | Whether or not Synods have authority, by divine right, to obleige the Churches to obedience, in things lawfull and expedient? |
A57969 | Whether or not all are to he In- churched or entered Members of a visible Church by an explicit, and vocall or prof ● ssed Covenant? |
A57969 | Whether or not our brethren doe prove that the Church of believers have power to ordaine Pastors? |
A57969 | Whether the Arguments of Mr. Robinson for the p ● ophecying of private persons, not in office, doe strongly conclude? |
A57969 | Whether the Magistrate hath power to compell persons to a Church profession? |
A57969 | Why are they ordained over againe, who were once ordained already? |
A57969 | Why did Paul leave Titus at Crete, save onely that men of gifts might be trained up in prophesying? |
A57969 | Why doe you allow the third in a sort? |
A57969 | Why is he not received by a Church oath? |
A57969 | Why should we strive? |
A57969 | Woman what have I to doe with thee? |
A57969 | Yeares then in 61. or 62. or in 58. or 59. if shee was a meere eleemosynary and an indigent woman? |
A57969 | You say members of other Churches are admitted to the Lords Supper amongst you, by consent of your Churches, but what consent doe you meane? |
A57969 | You say to the faithfull of a particular Church, the excommunicate is wholly cut off: What doe you meane? |
A57969 | Your glorying is not good, know yee not that a little leaven leavneth the whole lumpe? |
A57969 | a Robinson; The Jewes were forbidden by God, under the Law to sow their Field with diverse seeds, and will he sow his own Field with Wheate and Tares? |
A57969 | all teachers out of office? |
A57969 | and doth not the Church in their Synodical Canons command and forbid one and these some things? |
A57969 | and how the preaching of the Gospell is an essentiall note of the visible Church? |
A57969 | and if they be within the Church before baptisme, how shall they be received in the Church by baptisme? |
A57969 | and if without Officers they met for prophecying, can wee conceive that they wanted the Seales of the Covenant? |
A57969 | and one speake onely at once? |
A57969 | and pray( vocally) at once? |
A57969 | and that not only in profession but in some measure of sincerity and truth? |
A57969 | and that prophecying publick in the Church and pastorall? |
A57969 | and were all the rest Dogs and Sorcerers? |
A57969 | and who ever spake as h Suarez? |
A57969 | and who is Apollo, but Ministers by whom ye beleeved? |
A57969 | are all Prophets? |
A57969 | are all Prophets? |
A57969 | are they Elders ruling, or are they Elders teaching? |
A57969 | are we to thinke that Christ purchased a liberty in his bloud of refusing a called pastor? |
A57969 | because Samuel was deceived in calling Eliah the Lords annointed, are not his bookes a part of canonick doctrine, whereupon our faith is builded? |
A57969 | being so divine a Law, might not their Vow suffer an exception for a greater Law in eating the Passeover? |
A57969 | called to be Saints, and all that in every place call upon the Lord Iesus? |
A57969 | can two Prophets be all Prophets? |
A57969 | can we call him a perfect living man, who can not exercise all the vitall actions, which flow from the nature and essence of a living man? |
A57969 | could all these make on: Congregation to eate at one Table? |
A57969 | credo 3. spondes? |
A57969 | deeme you with Origen and some others that none are eternally d ● mned? |
A57969 | did the whole multitude speak when they presented the seven Deacons? |
A57969 | doe not yee judge them that are within? |
A57969 | doth not the King command the right worship of God, and forbid Idolatry, and the Blasphemy of God? |
A57969 | even the whole Church, even all sanctified in Christ Jesus? |
A57969 | hath Christ left no meanes of edifying, exhorting, and comforting, but the publick prophecying of Clothiers, Mariners, Fashioners? |
A57969 | hath the Church a Church- power to threaten, and no Church- power to pardon the penltent? |
A57969 | have ye not houses to eat and drink in? |
A57969 | how can this be credible?) |
A57969 | if as our Divines doe? |
A57969 | invisible? |
A57969 | is a heathen a member of the invisible Church of the first borne? |
A57969 | is it a lawfull meane? |
A57969 | is the consent authoritative, by power of the keyes? |
A57969 | it he should answer and say he is not, he should then answer contrary to his knowledge? |
A57969 | must I reprove every one who offendeth me, even the King? |
A57969 | no, not one who shal be able to judge betwixt his brethren? |
A57969 | none at all? |
A57969 | none who minded earthly things? |
A57969 | not into our owne Church, for their parents were never members of a Church, and we can not put the seale of God upon a falsehood? |
A57969 | or despise ye the Church of God? |
A57969 | or from some positive punishment by analogie answering to excommunication? |
A57969 | or h ● w can they pen canonicall Scripture joyntly with the Apostles? |
A57969 | ought not all the Churches to care for sister Churches, if not, virtute officii, by vertue of an office, yet intuitu charitatis, for charities sake? |
A57969 | punished hee Jewes? |
A57969 | shall be compell them to conveene in a Synod, and retract their mind? |
A57969 | so doth not Christ intend that the whole consociated Churches shall be preserved from infection, and not that particular Congregation onely? |
A57969 | solam& solam illi in Meridie, vos in occidents? |
A57969 | that they might be oftener hearers, then they could be in actuall prophecying? |
A57969 | the Scepter of his kingdome? |
A57969 | the question then is what sort of Elders are the Presbyteriall Elders to the Presbyteriall Church? |
A57969 | the rest, to wit the eleven and the seventic Disciples being silent? |
A57969 | the sword that commeth out of his mouth, by which hee governeth his subjects, and subdueth nations, so called? |
A57969 | then they must enter into the Temple; how then are they forbidden to enter into the congregation of the Lord, to the tenth generation? |
A57969 | they must not meddle in Church- maters, v. 34. did children speak? |
A57969 | to administer the Sacrament and consecrate the body of Christ? |
A57969 | to be a member of a single Congregation? |
A57969 | to counsell and advise onely? |
A57969 | to what end gave the Lord a Talent to such a huge multitude of prophets? |
A57969 | was the the harvest so great, and the Apostolick labourers so sparing in reaping, as eleven should bee hearers in one Congregation? |
A57969 | was there not a Church of Saints on earth at this time, but in one independent congregation of Corinth? |
A57969 | was this like the Spirit of the Gospel, which did beare with Moses his ceremonies for fortie yeares? |
A57969 | were all the visible Church the sinnes and daughters of the Lord God Almighty? |
A57969 | were not all they converts, who desired to be admitted to their fellowship? |
A57969 | were they all then a generation, who by faith subdued kingdomes? |
A57969 | what Astronomy shall teach us of millions of Heavens, for Thomists, Scotists, Franciscans, Dominicans, Sorbonists? |
A57969 | what bloody confusions would hence fellow? |
A57969 | where did you reade or dreame this? |
A57969 | yea is not their receiving of his ministry in that act( when their Pastor is dead) a calling warranting him to officiate, hie& nunc? |
A57969 | 〈 ◊ 〉 what? |
A50246 | & c. Q But why was man created last of all ceatures? |
A50246 | 24, 25,& c. Q VVhat is the spirituall blessing, or thing signified? |
A50246 | 25? |
A50246 | 26,& c. Q. VVhat is the outward signe or part in Baptisme? |
A50246 | 4: Q And what is his exaltation in respect of his Manhood? |
A50246 | A. Satan could doe nothing against him by compulsion or constraint, and therefore doth onely assault him by Crafty and subtill perswasions? |
A50246 | A. Transgression of the moral Law of God, by a Creature that is bound to keepe it? |
A50246 | A. VVhen men are given up unto more sinn p as unto hardnesse of heart q, blindnesse of mind r and strong delusions s, Q VVhat is the eternall miserie? |
A50246 | And how doth this prove it? |
A50246 | And how doth this prove that there can be no more but one God? |
A50246 | And how is Christ King of the Elect? |
A50246 | And how is he King of the visible Church? |
A50246 | And if he had sought unto God for helpe, God was not bound to afford it; and how much lesse when he sought it not? |
A50246 | And may not thus much befall a true church? |
A50246 | And what an heart is it in whom this faith is wrought? |
A50246 | And what are the evils forbidden in this first commandement? |
A50246 | And what doth the Gospel? |
A50246 | And what else? |
A50246 | And what evill shall they then have the feeling of? |
A50246 | And what good shall they enjoy? |
A50246 | And what is a corrupt Church? |
A50246 | And what is reprobation? |
A50246 | And what is that bond that doth unite them? |
A50246 | And what is the Church Triumphant? |
A50246 | And what must be the manner of praying, and the end aymed at therein? |
A50246 | And what shall the godly receive? |
A50246 | And what will be his sentence upon the wicked at his left hand? |
A50246 | And wherein have they such power? |
A50246 | And why did God give this great advancement unto Christ? |
A50246 | And why may not a man be called of God immediately? |
A50246 | And why may not the same be said of the Catholike Church? |
A50246 | And why might they not be many Gods, each one having his God- head of himselfe? |
A50246 | And why must the government of the creatures be also ascribed to God? |
A50246 | Are believers able to performe obedience to God? |
A50246 | Are every one of these persons God? |
A50246 | Are the Scriptures a compleat and sufficient rule of direction for all points of faith and life? |
A50246 | Are there any for whom we must not pray? |
A50246 | Because he is expresly so called a, as also by other titles importing the same thing; Q. VVhat are those other titles? |
A50246 | But can they doe this in such perfection as the Law of God requireth? |
A50246 | But divine dominion and soveraignty over all Creatures belonging to the father and to the holy Ghost, why is this peculiarly ascribed unto Christ? |
A50246 | But how if they be not willing to be catechised? |
A50246 | But if God by his providence have a stroake in ordering of the sinnes of men, is not God himselfe then tainted with sinne? |
A50246 | But if Princes be not such, what ought the Church to do in such case? |
A50246 | But if one man could not redeem another, what doe you say of other creatures? |
A50246 | But is it not a shame for persons of yeers to be catechised? |
A50246 | But is it not indeed a reproach and shame unto a man to be catechised? |
A50246 | But is not Christ a person in respect of his Godhead? |
A50246 | But may not the true church be some way distinguished? |
A50246 | But might not Satan compell him to it? |
A50246 | But sith he was God from everlasting, how came be to be man also? |
A50246 | But sith some are appointed by the decree of God to damnation, if his will be the cause of that decree, how is that just? |
A50246 | But though all men be thus defiled with sinne, yet may not a naturall man doe some things that are good? |
A50246 | But what helpe had he in his condition against solitarinesse? |
A50246 | But what thinke you of the Angels, were they also created by God? |
A50246 | But when was he manifested in the flesh? |
A50246 | But whether is there any way of deliverance already found out, and man actually recovered? |
A50246 | But why may no other men appoint Officers to the Church? |
A50246 | But why might not the world be without beginning and have its being of it selfe? |
A50246 | But why should believers die, seeing Christ hath suffered death for them, and so hath taken away all punishment of sinne? |
A50246 | By making a new Covenant and agreement betwixt them, which is called the covenant of grace? |
A50246 | By what comparisons or similitudes is this union expressed in Scripture? |
A50246 | By what power did he rise againe? |
A50246 | Come we now to the particulars, and tell me how it may be proved that Christ is a Prophet to his people? |
A50246 | Could Christ have performed the office whereto he was appointed, if he had not risen from the dead? |
A50246 | Did God procure mans deliverance, because man did so deserve? |
A50246 | Did he make it out of necessity of nature, ot because he could not choose? |
A50246 | Did not Christ also declare his owne Resurrection by shewing himselfe upon earth after he was risen from the dead, afore he ascended into Heaven? |
A50246 | Did not man in that state besides this conformty to God enjoy communion with God? |
A50246 | Did the Lord worke the deliverance of man, because man did importunately seek and sue unto him for the same? |
A50246 | Faith then is very profitable and necessary; but whether is it perfect at the first, or groweth by degrees? |
A50246 | For what end did Christ ascend into heaven? |
A50246 | For what end did God make the World? |
A50246 | For what end should men be excommunicated? |
A50246 | For what ends doe they die? |
A50246 | For what sinnes must men be excommunicated? |
A50246 | For whom else must we not pray? |
A50246 | For whom then must we pray? |
A50246 | God doth not justifie us without righteousnesse; for then how should God be just b? |
A50246 | HAd this world a beginning by Creation, or was it from everlasting? |
A50246 | HAving considered of Christs Humiliation, how are wee in the next place to consider of his exaltation? |
A50246 | HAving spoken of the person of Christ, tell in the next place what is Christs Office? |
A50246 | HAving spoken of the person& Offices of Christ, how are we in the next place to consider of his actions? |
A50246 | HOw doth Christ as Mediator reconcile God and man again? |
A50246 | Himself as he is man g, his humane soule h, and body i Q. VVhat kind of Sacrifice was this? |
A50246 | His food then was excellent; but what was his apparrell? |
A50246 | How are these Catechisticall, and fundamentall points called in the holy Scripture? |
A50246 | How came Christ to be liable to make satisfaction for our sinnes? |
A50246 | How comes the righteousnesse of Christ to be ours, that we may be justified thereby? |
A50246 | How did he entise man to it? |
A50246 | How did man fall? |
A50246 | How do you meane when you say that all things are made of nothing? |
A50246 | How doe these priesthoods differ in respect of the sacrifices offered thereby? |
A50246 | How doe they differ in respect of their formall causes? |
A50246 | How doth God permit the entrance of sinne? |
A50246 | How doth God reveale his decree? |
A50246 | How doth the creation of the world shew that there is a God? |
A50246 | How doth the execution or accomplishment of things reveale Gods decree? |
A50246 | How doth the word worke faith? |
A50246 | How els may the same be proved? |
A50246 | How else doe they differ? |
A50246 | How else doth the nature of God shew that there can be no more but one God? |
A50246 | How else doth the providence of God put forth and shew itselfe? |
A50246 | How else may it appeare that Christ is King not as God onely, but as man also? |
A50246 | How else may it be proved that the Scriptures are the word of God? |
A50246 | How else may it be proved that there is a God? |
A50246 | How else may the Godhead of Christ be proved? |
A50246 | How else may this appeare? |
A50246 | How else may this inability of man appeare? |
A50246 | How else may this sufficiency and perfection of the Scriptures appeare? |
A50246 | How else may this threefold office of Christs be proved? |
A50246 | How else? |
A50246 | How else? |
A50246 | How else? |
A50246 | How else? |
A50246 | How farre doth this sinne extend? |
A50246 | How farre forth hath God an hand by his providence in the sinfull actions of creatures? |
A50246 | How if their swerving be such as overthroweth the foundation? |
A50246 | How if this also prevaile not? |
A50246 | How is faith wrought in us? |
A50246 | How is he King of his people? |
A50246 | How is that proved? |
A50246 | How is this just that God should deny the assistance of his grace, and leave men to themselves, and the temptations of Sathan? |
A50246 | How is this sinne propagated? |
A50246 | How long hath Christ had this office? |
A50246 | How long shall this sitting of Christ at Gods right hand continue? |
A50246 | How many Gods are there? |
A50246 | How many Sacraments are there? |
A50246 | How many are the Persons in the Godhead? |
A50246 | How many are the commandements of the Law? |
A50246 | How many kinds of Churches are there? |
A50246 | How many sorts of sinne are there? |
A50246 | How many wayes may the decree of God be considered? |
A50246 | How may it be proved that Christ hath this threefold Office of Prophet, Priest, and King? |
A50246 | How may it be proved that Christ is God? |
A50246 | How may it be proved that there is a God? |
A50246 | How may it he proved that these Bookes are indeed the word of God? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that appeare? |
A50246 | How may that be further cleared? |
A50246 | How may that be further cleared? |
A50246 | How may that be proved? |
A50246 | How may the warrantablenesse of this kind of teaching appeare? |
A50246 | How may this appeare that ministers are not ministers of the universall Church, but only of some particular congregation? |
A50246 | How much of the will of God doth this Prophet make known unto his people? |
A50246 | How must Officers be put into their places? |
A50246 | How must we pray that we may be accepted? |
A50246 | How or in what manner doth the providence of God put forth, and shew it selfe? |
A50246 | How should a man behave himselfe towards them that are excommunicated? |
A50246 | How should the doctrine of catechisme be handled? |
A50246 | How then is faith considered when we are said to be justified by faith? |
A50246 | How then is it wrought? |
A50246 | How then is justification perfect at the first? |
A50246 | How then may we conceive of him? |
A50246 | How then or wherewith did he make it? |
A50246 | How was he furnished with gifts and abilities for discharge of this office? |
A50246 | How was the will of God made known to his people in those times afore the Scriptures were written? |
A50246 | IS Christ also a Priest? |
A50246 | If both the humane and divine nature be in Christ, and yet Christ but one person; is then the Godhead become the manhood, and the manhood the Godhead? |
A50246 | If the decree of God be unchangeable, then what needs man to be carefull in the use of means for his owne good? |
A50246 | If the matter of particular churches for the quality of it ought to be true beleevers in Christ, what ought to be the quantity thereof? |
A50246 | If these things be vouchsafed to believers in this life, what shall they have in the life to come? |
A50246 | If they can not please God in any thing they doe, had they not best then to neglect goods duties altogether? |
A50246 | If they must be deprived of heaven, and of the presence of God and of his Saints, what place and company shall they be in? |
A50246 | In the outward estate poverty and losses k, and their very blessings to be turned into Curses l, Q. VVhat are the spiritual miseries? |
A50246 | In what manner doth he make this intercession? |
A50246 | In what manner must admonition or reproof, whether private or publique, be administred? |
A50246 | In what manner shall the bodies of the Saints arise? |
A50246 | In what manner will be come? |
A50246 | In what time was the world created? |
A50246 | In what way, and by what steps and degrees must an offending brother be dealt withall? |
A50246 | Instance in some of the sinnes here forbidden? |
A50246 | Is Christ also truely partaker of the nature of man? |
A50246 | Is Christ the onely Mediator? |
A50246 | Is God himselfe then the Authour of mans deliverance? |
A50246 | Is any thing else needfull to the being of a visible church but onely the matter above mentioned? |
A50246 | Is any work of Christ as King anywhere expresly ascribed unto him as man? |
A50246 | Is not Sanctification also perfect at the first? |
A50246 | Is not another man who hath the whole nature of man in him, both body and soule, a perfect person? |
A50246 | Is the covenant of grace made with respect to Christ? |
A50246 | Is there any evill in it for one man to be a Bishop or minister to all Christians, where ever they be disposed of, and not onely to one congregation? |
A50246 | Is there any rule of direction according to which we ought to frame our prayers? |
A50246 | Is there not some difference between them in regard of place? |
A50246 | Is there not some difference in regard of the number of their Sacrifices? |
A50246 | It is true indeed, if no creature be the author of them, then God the creator must; but why may not some creature be their author? |
A50246 | It was bloody, or by blood k, it was spotlesse l, and perfect m, and most pleasing unto God n Q. VVhat Altar did he offer this Sacrifice upon? |
A50246 | It was his crucifying or death upon the Crosse l, which was a death accursed by the Law m Q. Wherein was the shame of that death? |
A50246 | Laying aside the full manifestation of his divine Majesty for a time a, and assuming unto him the nature of man b Q. VVhat else? |
A50246 | May the rest also fall away, and perish with the devils? |
A50246 | Name some of the sins forbidden in this commandement? |
A50246 | Name some principall duties that are here required, with the contrary vices forbidden? |
A50246 | Of the person of Christ, and his divine and humane nature? |
A50246 | Open this a little further, how faith is considered when we are said to be justified by faith? |
A50246 | Over whom is Christ a King? |
A50246 | Q And what is the state of the wicked upon their death? |
A50246 | Q And why are unbeliefe and Impenitenci ● … sinnes? |
A50246 | Q But seeing man was to worke and labour in the garden in dressing and keeping it, how doth this agree with happinesse? |
A50246 | Q But whether may not sinners then hereby have excuse for themselves, and lay the blame of their sin upon God? |
A50246 | Q Did not the place where man was then put, something set forth his happinesse in that estate? |
A50246 | Q Do the Angels continue in that estate wherein they were first created? |
A50246 | Q HOw doth the providence of God exercise it selfe towards man? |
A50246 | Q How do they differ in regard of the conditions of them? |
A50246 | Q How doth he this? |
A50246 | Q How else did the time of mans creation declare his happinesse? |
A50246 | Q How else may the justice of the Lord in his decrees appeare? |
A50246 | Q How farre was Satan a cause of that first offence? |
A50246 | Q How is faith wrought in effectuall callings? |
A50246 | Q How is that proved, that the Catholike Church is invisible? |
A50246 | Q If man could not deliver himselfe, might be not be delivered by some other creature? |
A50246 | Q Is the decree of God secret within himselfe or revealed and made knowne? |
A50246 | Q Is there not mention in Scripture of some other covenant of God to man, besides this covenant of grace in Christ? |
A50246 | Q Is there not some difference in regard of the blessings promised to either of them? |
A50246 | Q LEt us come to the first of these benefits which is our justification; and first tell me what is the meaning of the word to justifie? |
A50246 | Q Name a sixth difference? |
A50246 | Q To whom must we pray? |
A50246 | Q VVhat are the generall acts of his humiliation? |
A50246 | Q VVhat are the parts of a Sacrament? |
A50246 | Q VVhat else? |
A50246 | Q VVhat is required in the fifth commandement? |
A50246 | Q VVhat may be some instance of Gods disposing and ordering of sinne for good ends? |
A50246 | Q VVhat must we observe after we haue heard? |
A50246 | Q VVhat rules must be observed before we come to heare the word that we may get profit thereby? |
A50246 | Q VVherein do these two covenants differ? |
A50246 | Q WHat is to be believed concerning death? |
A50246 | Q WHen Christ was risen from the dead, did he still continue upon earth? |
A50246 | Q Was he a Priest after the order of Aaron? |
A50246 | Q What are pure churches and churches that are corrupt? |
A50246 | Q What are some of the particulars? |
A50246 | Q What are some of those evils comprehended in this sinne? |
A50246 | Q What are the benefits of this adoption? |
A50246 | Q What else is done by the Gospell in the working of faith? |
A50246 | Q What followed after his death? |
A50246 | Q What is Thanksgiving? |
A50246 | Q What is that covenant of works? |
A50246 | Q What is the summe of the tenth commandement? |
A50246 | Q What was the place from whence he did ascend? |
A50246 | Q What was the place to which he did ascend? |
A50246 | Q What was the state of man in Innocency by by creation afore the fall? |
A50246 | Q Wherein do they differ in respect of the matter? |
A50246 | Q Wherein was this such a great offence? |
A50246 | Q Whereof or of what materials did he create the world? |
A50246 | Q Who did fall? |
A50246 | Q Why hath God so appointed? |
A50246 | Q. Doe you mean then that a true believer can never totally nor finally fall away, but shall persevere in grace unto the end? |
A50246 | Q. Doe you meane that the third heaven was also created by God? |
A50246 | Q. Doe you say that Gods decree reacheth to all things whatsoever cometh to passe in time? |
A50246 | Q. Doe you then think that in the execution of his office of mediator both the natures doe joyntly concurre? |
A50246 | Q. Doe you then think that the doctrine of catechisme is wholsome and usefull to the soules of Gods people? |
A50246 | Q. Doth Christ sit at the right hand of God in respect of his divine nature onely or in regard of his manhood also? |
A50246 | Q. Doth the knowledge of the Scriptures belong unto all, or onely to the Learned? |
A50246 | Q. HAth Christ also the office of a King? |
A50246 | Q. Hath not the Kingly office of Christ some that are enemies unto it? |
A50246 | Q. Hath the word and will of God alwaies been set down in writing? |
A50246 | Q. SAnctification being another of those benefits that come by Christ, and our union with Christ, tell me first of all what Sanctification is? |
A50246 | Q. SIth all the children of men are thus wofully defiled with sinne, what punnishment is due by reason of the Sinne? |
A50246 | Q. Shall it never cease and have an end? |
A50246 | Q. Shall the bodies of men lie for ever in the grave, and never be united to their soules again? |
A50246 | Q. Shew it by some instances? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are Deacons? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are some sorts of them? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the Officers appointed by Christ for ordinary and perpetuall use in the Church? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the acts of Christs Kingly office in respect of those his enemies, and the enemies of his Church and elect people? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the effects and fruits of his Fall? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the ordinary and usuall means for increasing of faith? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the outward meanes? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the parts of justification? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the properties of Christs Kingdom? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are the things whereto the providence of God doth extend? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are we to understand by Christs sitting at the right hand of God? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat are widows and their works? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat certainty is there of this resurrection of Christ? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat difference is there between the former benefit ▪ to wit Iustification, and this of Sanctification? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else are the spirituall miseries? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else are we to know concerning the nature of Angels? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else may be said for the cleering of Gods justice herein? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else may be said for the further clearing of this truth? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else may be said for the further learning of this truth? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat else were testimonies of his afflicted life? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat good shall the wicked be then deprived of? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat great matter is it for godly men to rise again, seeing wicked men shall rise also? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is Excommunication? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is another difference? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is it then? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is required in the sixth commandement? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is that for which God doth justifie? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the church militant? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the effect and benefit of his mediatorship? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the generall nature of Sacraments? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the generall rule of obedience? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the main scope of the first commandement, Thou shalt have no other Gods before me? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the nature of Angels? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the object of justification, the persons whom God doth justifie? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the outward signe in the Lords Supper? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the proper effect and use of a Sacrament? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the speciall rule according to which the life of a christian ought to be framed? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat is the summe of the seventh commandement? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be a fourth rule? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be a further proofe of this three fold Office of Christ? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be a further reason thereof? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be a third instance hereof? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be evidences that he was a man of a very mean condition and state? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat may be the further difference? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat meane you by his resurrection from the dead? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat proceeds from this imperfection of Sanctification? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat rules are to be observed for our better understanding the commandements of the Law? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat rules must be observed in hearing? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat then is truth in this case? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat then was the cause of this their sinne? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat was the cause of this great and lamentable offence? |
A50246 | Q. VVhat will be the effect thereof? |
A50246 | Q. VVherein doth that consist? |
A50246 | Q. VVherein else doth the resurrection of the godly and wicked differ? |
A50246 | Q. VVherein stands that different manner of administration? |
A50246 | Q. VVhether is the decree of God certaine, and immutable, or such as may be changed, and not take effect? |
A50246 | Q. VVho gave Christ this great authority thus to sit at the right hand of God? |
A50246 | Q. VVhy are these writings called holy? |
A50246 | Q. VVhy else may we not pray for the dead? |
A50246 | Q. VVhy say you so? |
A50246 | Q. Wherein did his cheife excellency consist? |
A50246 | Q. Wherein else doth this exaltation consist? |
A50246 | Q. Wherewith did God make the world? |
A50246 | Q: BEsides the Resurrection and ascention of Christ, what further degree is there of his exaltation? |
A50246 | Seeing God knoweth all our wants afore we pray, and hath determined with himselfe what he will doe for us, wherefore then should we pray? |
A50246 | Should they not then omit good duties altogether, seeing they can not perform them in that perfection which the Law requireth? |
A50246 | That grace of the spirit whereby we receive Christ, which is wrought in our hearts in our effectuall calling? |
A50246 | This punishment of the damned is in it selfe most dreadfull and terrible, but how long shall it continue? |
A50246 | Though there be but one God, yet is there not more persons, or subsistences in the Godhead then one? |
A50246 | To whom belongeth the power of choosing Officers to the Church? |
A50246 | To whom else? |
A50246 | VVhat else? |
A50246 | WHat are the Kindes of Gods providence? |
A50246 | WHat is Catechizing? |
A50246 | WHat is Church Discipline? |
A50246 | WHat is Gods Decree? |
A50246 | WHat is sinne? |
A50246 | WHat is the Providence of God? |
A50246 | WHat is the generall nature of prayer? |
A50246 | WHat is the matter of particular or visible churches? |
A50246 | WHat is the power or liberty of particular Churches? |
A50246 | WHat ought to be the life of them that are in Christ? |
A50246 | WHat things are to be known and believed concerning Christ? |
A50246 | WHo is the subject of Redemption, or of all that deliverance obtained by Christ? |
A50246 | Was this ascention of Christ a true and reall mutation and change of place, or onely a change of his Estate? |
A50246 | What Scriptures do prove that Adam and Eve did fall from that state of innoceney and purity where in they were created? |
A50246 | What acts doth Christ perform in making intercession for his people? |
A50246 | What are Pastors? |
A50246 | What are Teachers? |
A50246 | What are ruling Elders? |
A50246 | What are some of the principall things that are so decreed? |
A50246 | What are some of those apparitions of Christ in those dayes? |
A50246 | What are some of those great and speciall events that are decreed by the Lord? |
A50246 | What are the benefits of Christs Resurrection? |
A50246 | What are the benefits of this intercession of Christ? |
A50246 | What are the benefits of this intercession? |
A50246 | What are the books of holy Scriptures? |
A50246 | What are the generall heads of those plagues? |
A50246 | What are the parts of Gods decree as it respecteth man? |
A50246 | What are the parts of Gods providence, or the severall acts of it? |
A50246 | What are the parts of it? |
A50246 | What are the parts of prayer? |
A50246 | What are the parts of the Catholike church? |
A50246 | What are the personall properties, whereby each is distinguished from other? |
A50246 | What are the things signified more particularly? |
A50246 | What are the things that are created? |
A50246 | What are the workes performed by him as a Priest? |
A50246 | What are the works of God? |
A50246 | What are those Attributes or back parts of God? |
A50246 | What are those Benefits of Christ wherein beleevers have communion with him by vertue of this their union? |
A50246 | What are those ornaments? |
A50246 | What are those speciall creatures which the providence of God doth extend unto? |
A50246 | What are we to think of that usuall way of catechizing by questions and answers? |
A50246 | What benefit comes to beleevers by meanes of this their union with Christ? |
A50246 | What do you understand by actuall sinnes? |
A50246 | What doe you infer from thence? |
A50246 | What else may be a further proofe that there is a God? |
A50246 | What else may be the benefit thereof? |
A50246 | What else was the shame and paine of that death? |
A50246 | What else was the testimony of his poore birth? |
A50246 | What else was there in his death? |
A50246 | What else were the ends and fruits of his ascention? |
A50246 | What else? |
A50246 | What else? |
A50246 | What else? |
A50246 | What end and office were they created for? |
A50246 | What evill else was there in that offence? |
A50246 | What followeth after the Resurrection? |
A50246 | What followeth hereupon? |
A50246 | What further Testmonies was there of Christs resurrection? |
A50246 | What further evil was in it? |
A50246 | What is Adoption? |
A50246 | What is Election? |
A50246 | What is Petition? |
A50246 | What is a Church of the new Testement? |
A50246 | What is a false church? |
A50246 | What is a last difference betweene them? |
A50246 | What is a third defference betweene them? |
A50246 | What is another rule? |
A50246 | What is his exaltation in respect of his Godhead? |
A50246 | What is his person? |
A50246 | What is meant by the Church in the holy Scriptures? |
A50246 | What is that perfect righteousnesse? |
A50246 | What is the Church of the old Testament? |
A50246 | What is the benefit of catechising? |
A50246 | What is the difference between the catholike, universall and mysticall Church, and the instituted or particular churches? |
A50246 | What is the evill forbidden in the third commandement? |
A50246 | What is the evill here forbidden? |
A50246 | What is the maine sinne here forbidden? |
A50246 | What is the measure or greatnesse of this sinne? |
A50246 | What is the nature of originall sinne? |
A50246 | What is the number of Angels? |
A50246 | What is the state of the godly immediately upon their death? |
A50246 | What is the subject in whom this faith is wrought? |
A50246 | What is the sum of the third commandement? |
A50246 | What is the summe of the fourth commandement? |
A50246 | What is the teaching of the holy Spirit? |
A50246 | What is the thing signified? |
A50246 | What is the third thing signified in the Lords Supper? |
A50246 | What is the true way and means of deliverance? |
A50246 | What is there more then this in saving faith? |
A50246 | What kinde of actions of the Creatures are ordered by the providence of God? |
A50246 | What may be a fifth difference? |
A50246 | What may be a fourth difference? |
A50246 | What may be a further proofe hereof? |
A50246 | What may be a further reason to shew that man can not deliver himselfe? |
A50246 | What may be a last particular to shew the hainousnesse of this first offence? |
A50246 | What may be a third ground hereof? |
A50246 | What may be a third rule for the same purpose? |
A50246 | What meane you by faith? |
A50246 | What moved God to work mans deliverance? |
A50246 | What need is there of the providence of God for the preservation of creatures? |
A50246 | What need is there of this kind of teaching? |
A50246 | What need was there of such a Mediator? |
A50246 | What of the second day? |
A50246 | What of the third day? |
A50246 | What of the three last dayes? |
A50246 | What other ends were there of the Resurrection of Christ? |
A50246 | What other means are there for the increasing of faith? |
A50246 | What particular uses are the Scriptures profitable for? |
A50246 | What persons are subject to Church- censures? |
A50246 | What persons must the Church choose for these Offices? |
A50246 | What righteousnesse is it then? |
A50246 | What scriptures do shew that there is such a providence of God? |
A50246 | What sentence will he give? |
A50246 | What shall be the last act of this glorious power and authority of Christ, and so the last degree of his exaltation? |
A50246 | What shall follow the pronouncing of the sentence? |
A50246 | What shall the wicked receive? |
A50246 | What then doth it signifie? |
A50246 | What then is to be thought of all Doctrines, Traditions, Revelations and Ordinances which he hath not appointed? |
A50246 | What understand you by union with Christ? |
A50246 | What was his condition in respect of other creatures? |
A50246 | What was his poor birth? |
A50246 | What was his poore and afflicted life? |
A50246 | What was his shamefull, painefull and accursed death? |
A50246 | What was mans condition at that time in respect of food and raiment? |
A50246 | What was that holynesse and righteousnesse? |
A50246 | What was that image of God? |
A50246 | What was the Sacrifice which he offered? |
A50246 | What was the cause of Gods decrees? |
A50246 | What was the efficient cause of Christ ascention? |
A50246 | What was the end of all this Humilation of Christ? |
A50246 | What was the knowledge that man was indued withall in that estate? |
A50246 | What was the state of all things by creation? |
A50246 | What was the worke of Each day? |
A50246 | What were the ends of his Resurrection? |
A50246 | When hath Christ performed his office and function of a Prophet unto his people? |
A50246 | When must a man under censure be loosed and forgiven? |
A50246 | When must we heare the word? |
A50246 | When was the highest heaven, and Angels created? |
A50246 | When was the time of this ascention? |
A50246 | When were all these things decreed by God? |
A50246 | When will the day of judgement be? |
A50246 | Whether is Christ Mediator according to his humane nature, or according to his divine? |
A50246 | Whether is Christ the only Priest unto God in these daies, or are there not others who are Priests also? |
A50246 | Whether is not confession of our sinnes and miseries, and vows and promises unto God, parts of prayer? |
A50246 | Whether must we pray to God directly and immediately, or through a Mediator? |
A50246 | Whether was this the worke of the Father, or of the Sonne, or of the Holyghost? |
A50246 | Who among men are tainted with sinne? |
A50246 | Who are guilty of actuall sinnes? |
A50246 | Who are to be catechised? |
A50246 | Who are to receive the Sacraments? |
A50246 | Who gave Christ a Commission or calling to the Office of a mediator? |
A50246 | Who is the Author of Sacraments? |
A50246 | Who is the author of the Lords Supper? |
A50246 | Who must be judge at that day? |
A50246 | Who must be judged? |
A50246 | Who ought to be baptized? |
A50246 | Who ought to receive the Lords Supper? |
A50246 | Who then were redeemed by Christ? |
A50246 | Who was it that created the world? |
A50246 | Who were witnesses of his Ascention? |
A50246 | Why did God afterward cause his will to be set down in writing? |
A50246 | Why did God make the world? |
A50246 | Why did he ascend no sooner? |
A50246 | Why did he stay upon earth no Longer? |
A50246 | Why do you make sinne a Transgression of the law by a creature? |
A50246 | Why doe you say that Iustification is perfect at the first? |
A50246 | Why is it added, by a Creature bound unto it? |
A50246 | Why is sin said to be a transgression of the Law? |
A50246 | Why may not faith be considered in our justification as a work or vertue in us? |
A50246 | Why may not men intrude themselves? |
A50246 | Why may there not be more Gods then one? |
A50246 | Why might not one of them give being to the other? |
A50246 | Why say you so? |
A50246 | Why say you that sinne is a Transgression of the law of God onely? |
A50246 | Why should this sinne of Adam bring the guilt of sinne and misery upon all his posterity? |
A50246 | Why then did he make it? |
A50246 | Why then is not the humane nature in Christ a distinct person? |
A50246 | Why then? |
A50246 | Why was God sixe dayes in making the world? |
A50246 | Why was it requisite that Christ our Saviour should be God? |
A50246 | Why was it requisite that he should be man? |
A50246 | YOu have already shewed the state of man in Innocency by creation, what things are to be dered concerning the state of corruption? |
A50246 | YOu have shewed many excellent benefits that come by faith; but whether is faith of such necessity that these things can not be without it? |
A50246 | YOu have shewed that the meanes of well grounded knowledge is the holy Scripture; tell me now what it is that the Scriptures doe especially teach us? |
A50246 | You have shewed that there is a God, and and onely one God, and three persons; tell me now what God is? |
A50246 | You have shewed the cause, and the object, the nature and subject of faith; tell me now what are the principall effects of faith? |
A50246 | You thinke then he was not compelled and forced to sinne and breake the commandment? |
A50246 | as God onely, or as man also? |
A50246 | for are not Transgressions of the Lawfull commandements of parents and other Superiors, sins also? |
A50246 | or are there not others that may be mediators also? |
A50246 | wherein doth it consist? |