This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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A34187 | What an unneighbourly part is it to put a Servant upon another Man, whose Faults we know, or at least are ignorant of his Vertues? |
A86000 | What then? |
A30479 | 10. v. 2. he says, That when the worshippers are once purged, then would not Sacrifices cease to be offered? |
A30479 | And First, Does he believe himself, when he says that none can instal a Bishop in a Jurisdiction above himself? |
A30479 | Another Question is, Vis esse subditus huic nostrae Sedi atque Obediens? |
A30479 | He tells us the Salve is worse than the Sore, that by the change, the Form used before is confessed to be invalid, else why did they change it? |
A30479 | How many years has he been a Priest? |
A30479 | It is a common place and has been handled by many Writers; How far the Civil Magistrate may make Laws and give Commands about Sacred things? |
A30479 | It is asked, if he be of that Church? |
A30479 | Now the Question comes to this? |
A30479 | Pray then who invests the Popes with their Jurisdiction? |
A30479 | Then it is asked, if any Simoniacal promises be made? |
A30479 | Then, what Function he is of? |
A30479 | Vis ea quae ex Divinis scripturis intelligis, plebem cui Ordinandus es& verbis docere& exemplis? |
A30479 | Was he ever Married? |
A30479 | Wilt thou bear Faith and Subjection to St. Peter,( to whom the Lord gave the Power of binding and loosing,) and to his Vicars and Successors? |
A30479 | Wilt thou reverently Receive, Teach, and Keep the Traditions of the Orthodox Fathers, and the Decretal Constitutions of the Holy and Apostolick See? |
A30479 | [ Most] in our Language stands for the[ greater part] now how many can he find that agree with him in this Gloss? |
A41500 | And is not this the undeniable and appropriate character of the Prelatical Ministry? |
A41500 | And what agreement hath the Temple of God with Idols? |
A41500 | And what is this, but( in effect) to preach and press the ungodly, yea, unmanly doctrine of blind Obedience? |
A41500 | Can it then it be unlawful for Christians to here such Ministers, whom God himself- countenanceth, and blesseth, in their work? |
A41500 | Do ye not serve my gods, nor worship the Golden Image which I have set up? |
A41500 | For what can we( lightly) do to commend them unto the world upon higher terms, then by such our approbation of them? |
A41500 | For what may not Ignorance, and Interest, conspiring together, suppose? |
A41500 | Hast thou faith? |
A41500 | If it be demanded; but when, or how, doth God call any soul, or person, from under a Prelatical Ministry, or out of Babylon? |
A41500 | Is it true, O Shadrach, Meshach, and Abeduego? |
A41500 | Therefore why should the hearing of such ministers be now censured as unlawful? |
A41500 | Who is he( saith the Son of Sirach) that hath been tryed by Gold, and found perfect? |
A53660 | 1. and is an Ordainer more then this? |
A53660 | 10. was he Bishop there also? |
A53660 | 40. and can any thing be more honourable? |
A53660 | And is an Ordainer any thing more? |
A53660 | And then brings in the Papists objecting, What is this to Scotland? |
A53660 | And who so capable to judge, or likely to be careful and faithful in their Admissions? |
A53660 | And why so? |
A53660 | Are they true Ministers, who recede from the Apostles practice as far as the East is from the West, and must those be none who make it their Rule? |
A53660 | As to the Minor, If imposing of Hands in Ordination be not Actus ordinans, what is it? |
A53660 | But how comes Peter to Canton his Bishoprick into three Parts, and to leave three Successors behind him? |
A53660 | But why should any imagine so worthy a Person not qualified for this Undertaking? |
A53660 | But, I pray, what is Ordination it self but a dedication of the Person to God for the Ministry? |
A53660 | But, I pray, where doth the Scripture give Timothy and Titus the Title of Bishops? |
A53660 | Can any Man know that all the Predecessors of that Bishop that Ordained him were Canonical Bishops? |
A53660 | Can any Man know, who was the Bishop that was the Root of his Succession? |
A53660 | Can any of the sincere Patrons of the Protestant Interest pass such a partial unjust Censure? |
A53660 | Can he lay hands upon the Person ordained, and by Fasting and Prayer devote him to God in the Publick Congregation? |
A53660 | Can he use the same form of Ordination with the Ordaining Bishop? |
A53660 | Can there be no dedication to God without laying Hands on the Persons so dedicated? |
A53660 | Do Spiritual Men need Carnal Weapons to defend their Order? |
A53660 | He answereth? |
A53660 | How can this be, when he neglects to inform them about his ordinary Successor? |
A53660 | How come the Learned Wri ● te of the forreign Churches, that vindicate their Ordinations against the Papists to forget this Plea of Necessity? |
A53660 | How comes the Bishops Hand to confer the Ministry more then the Presbyters? |
A53660 | How different is this Form of Ordination from the Scripture- Ordinations? |
A53660 | How then comes the Apostle to over- look him, and to fix the Government, in the Presbyters of that Church ‖? |
A53660 | I answer, 1 The Case of the forreign Churches is no Case of Necessity; for if they have a mind of Bishops, what hinders their having of them? |
A53660 | If Presbyters imposing of Hands signifie no Ordaining Power, what doth it signifie? |
A53660 | If any could imagine this Epistle to have found Timothy in Ephesus, how comes the Apostle to call him away from his Charge? |
A53660 | If none of these things can infringe it, what can? |
A53660 | If they have power to consecrate holy Things, why not holy Persons also? |
A53660 | In like manner we say, None can do the work of an Evangelist, but an Evangelist? |
A53660 | Is it the Magistrates? |
A53660 | Is there no Sword in Israel that you go to the Philistines to sharpen your Goads? |
A53660 | It is objected out of Ierom, Quid facit Episcopus quod non facit Presbyter, exceptâ Ordinatione? |
A53660 | Lay hands suddenly on no man) in favour of Timothy''s Ordaining Power, and thence to infer he was Bishop of Ephesus? |
A53660 | Might not the Presbyters dedicate the Person to God without the laying on of Hands? |
A53660 | Must Presbyters be reckoned amongst those Monsters in Nature that can not perpetuate themselves by Propagation? |
A53660 | Must they act in a Matter of so great importance by an Implicit Faith? |
A53660 | Nay, how comes the Apostle to send him afterwards to Dalmatia? |
A53660 | Now which is greater, to impose Hands, or to make the Sacramental Body and Blood of Christ? |
A53660 | Or if he was, how will it appear that he was Ordain''d by the Bishop of Hy? |
A53660 | Ought not the Consciences of the meanest to be satisfied in the Call of their Ministers? |
A53660 | Quare, nisi quia Episcopi& Presbyteri una Ordinatio est? |
A53660 | Shall the sworn Enemies of the Reformation be received as Ministers of Christ, and the Ministers of the Reformation be rejected as no Ministers? |
A53660 | Suppose Paul had said, Do the work of a Bishop: would not our Episcopal Men have judg''d it a clear Argument for his Episcopal Power? |
A53660 | The Presbyters and the People may receive an Accusation against their Bishop; are they therefore Superior to him? |
A53660 | They had their Synods for Church Government, and Moderators to preside in them; and why not Bishops also, had they judged them necessary? |
A53660 | Vnde cùm saepe quaestio de malè accepto honore nascatur, quis ambigat, NEQUAQUAM ISTIS TRIBVENDVM quod non docetur fuisse collatum? |
A53660 | Was St. Paul, the chief of Apostles, but a meer Presbyter? |
A53660 | What Crime were these guilty of? |
A53660 | What Custom? |
A53660 | What Rule shall they judge by? |
A53660 | What had Paul to do in Ephesus now, if he had settled a Successor there, and had no power over him or his Church? |
A53660 | What sence can be made of the Text according to this Interpretation? |
A53660 | When Timothy was made Bishop of Ephesus, where we find several Presbyter- Bishops before ‖: what became of them? |
A53660 | Where do you read that Presbyters did ordain without a Bishop? |
A53660 | Where in all the New Testament have we any ground for this distinction? |
A53660 | Where lies the defect then? |
A53660 | Who could do the Work of a Bishop, but a Bishop? |
A53660 | Why can not the Apostles Successors subsist with as little dependance upon Authority, as the Apostles themselves did? |
A53660 | Why may not Presbyters make Presbyters, as Physicians make Physicians? |
A53660 | and if so, Whether the Guilty do not deserve Deprivation by this Statute? |
A53660 | but how doth it appear that it was for Ordination? |
A53660 | from his supposed Bishoprick of Creet, and was he to receive his dying words there also, about fourteen years before his death? |
A53660 | that none of them came in by Simony, or err''d in the Fundamentals, so as to be guilty of Heresie? |
A53660 | was Timothy a Non- resident Bishop? |
A53660 | was he inferior to Lucius, Niger, and Manaen? |
A53660 | were they unbishop''d and made simple Presbyters, that they must no more Ordain or Govern, but be subject to Timothy? |
A53660 | what more doth the Bishop do in conferring the Ministry? |
A53660 | 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 are condemned ‖, and shall we make Paul of this number? |
A42789 | 1, 2, 3? |
A42789 | 13. and at Corinth, v. 20? |
A42789 | 13? |
A42789 | 15? |
A42789 | 17. yet elsewhere, he puts the question to Himself — Quid est ministerium quod Archippus accepit a Domino? |
A42789 | 1? |
A42789 | 23? |
A42789 | 4. seeing the Apostle desired him to stay till he came? |
A42789 | 4.? |
A42789 | 46. why not Paul then, even when he was but a meer Minister, or Presbyter? |
A42789 | And at our Ordination, the first Question is — Do ye think in your Hearts, that ye be truly called according to the will of our Lord Jesus Christ? |
A42789 | And how could 〈 ◊ 〉 at Ephesus be involved in the danger, which threatened the Apostle in Greece? |
A42789 | And if all this were true, what does it signify in the Question about Church- Government? |
A42789 | And might not Paul say all this unto Timothy in his second as well as in his first Imprisonment? |
A42789 | And what becomes of Mr. O''s constant affirming, they were Evangelists, and extraordinary Officers? |
A42789 | And what if several Persons in equal Power, mav make up( not Heads, but) one Political Head in a Society? |
A42789 | And what then? |
A42789 | And who then can imagine the Translators to have so- much as Dream''d of the Identity of Bishops and Presbyters? |
A42789 | And why not a settled Church- Officer, as well or rather than an 〈 ◊ 〉 one? |
A42789 | And why should one Patriarch or Bishop, suffice for Alexandria and all Egypt, but not for Pentapolis? |
A42789 | And will Mr. O. therefore assert, that any Man may in a Christian Publick Congregation, perform the Moral parts of Worship? |
A42789 | And would it not scare one to see a Body once more without an Head? |
A42789 | At what time? |
A42789 | Besides, how easy is it to improve this Concession even to the Vindication of the Divine Right of Bishops? |
A42789 | But I ask then, why was Ischyras laid aside as a meer Laic? |
A42789 | But Mr. O. goes on — Or else he was a Canonical Bishop, and what then? |
A42789 | But Mr. O. pleads* How then comes the Bishops to urge the Scripture? |
A42789 | But against all this, I have in the first place to ask, who in good earnest, converted these Northern- Britains? |
A42789 | But how does the Ecclesiastical Constitution shew, that Ordination belongs to the Presbyters Office? |
A42789 | But how? |
A42789 | But it may be ask''d who was the Head, when this 〈 ◊ 〉 was set up? |
A42789 | But it will be Objected, if the Apostolical, or Evangelistical Office was succeeded to, why was the name of the Office altered? |
A42789 | But it will be demanded why did not Pelagius content himself with two Bishops, but took in a Presbyter to assist in the Ordination? |
A42789 | But what if he was Marryed there? |
A42789 | But what then? |
A42789 | But what? |
A42789 | But where will it be found, that the Bishop is admonished or advised to obey the Presbyters? |
A42789 | But who sees not a vast difference? |
A42789 | But( says he) What does the Presbyters imposing of Hands signifie, if not an Ordaining Power? |
A42789 | By Colluthus? |
A42789 | By whom? |
A42789 | Can any one understand less thereby, than that Annianus received the same, and all the Power of Jurisdiction, that Mark had? |
A42789 | Could not he have Ordained Presbyters as many as there was need of, and so transmitted the Succession of Holy Orders unto future Generations? |
A42789 | Do not these Observations render it highly probable, that the Ephesian Church was also composed of several Assembles in City and Country? |
A42789 | Episcopi& Presbyteri 〈 ◊ 〉 est Ordinatio? |
A42789 | For to what purpose else should they assume the Title and Character of Bishops? |
A42789 | For what if 〈 ◊ 〉 was inferior to Paul, and( as I may say) a Subaltern Apostle? |
A42789 | Greece is in the way from Macedonia to Crete, how then did he visit Crete in the way as he went from Macedonia to Greece? |
A42789 | Has every Parish Priest a Power of making Church Laws? |
A42789 | Has he, or had they the gift of 〈 ◊ 〉 Spirits? |
A42789 | Hereunto it will suffice me only to answer with St. Paul, What have I to do to judge them that are without? |
A42789 | How can Mr O. at this distance tell, or how could the Dissenters of those times know, that the Design of the Convocation was to 〈 ◊ 〉 offence? |
A42789 | How many of the Ancients were alledged to have 〈 ◊ 〉 the Circulation of the Blood? |
A42789 | How should these thirteen Ministers be employ''d, if there were not many Congregations? |
A42789 | How then came the Ministers by joining Hands at their Ordination, to promise Canonical Obedience unto the Bishops? |
A42789 | How then comes in this Postea, after he had quoted St. Paul''s first Epistle to Timothy? |
A42789 | How then comes it to pass, that Philostorgius calls him the first Bishop of the Goths, if the Goths had Bishops before him? |
A42789 | How then could Paul say absolutely, and without any reserve or condition, that they should see his Face no more? |
A42789 | How then could he intend to Winter at Nicopolis? |
A42789 | How then could they be called Dwellers at Jerusalem? |
A42789 | How then is Chrysostom of Mr. O''s side, as he boasted before? |
A42789 | How then or by whom was he created a Presbyter? |
A42789 | How will he thence prove that Evangelists travelled up and down as Timothy and Titus did? |
A42789 | I demand then upon that supposition, who Ordained his Predecessor? |
A42789 | If Presbyters may by Scripture suspend, how dares the Rector condemn the Dissenting Ministers for suspending? |
A42789 | If it be enquired, wherein could his Supremacy consist? |
A42789 | If it flourish''d and Christians multiply''d considerably there, who can tell but they had Bishops of their own afterwards? |
A42789 | If the one was possible, why not the other? |
A42789 | In short, did not the Presbyterians when they were in the Saddle clog their Ordinations with unscriptural Impositions? |
A42789 | In this uncertainty about the signification of this Word, and the variety of Opinions concerning it, how is it possible to form any Argumenr thence? |
A42789 | Is it likely they would have us''d so much Precaution against any fraud in the delivery of the Lots and in the Designation of the Persons? |
A42789 | Is it not possible the Lord''s- Day may be Holy by Divine Institution, though Good Friday is not? |
A42789 | Is it not possible, Yea probable that Demas was with him in both Imprisonments? |
A42789 | May not an unsettled Officer have a settled Family? |
A42789 | Might he not also have been the settled Evangelist there? |
A42789 | Now if the Jews Plot was laid against Paul in Greece, and Paul not know it there, how came He to know it at or near Ephesus? |
A42789 | Now if they Dwelt at Jerusalem, can it be doubted, whether they belong''d to that Church? |
A42789 | Now what Office could this be, but that of the Prelatical Bishop? |
A42789 | One might then here justly cry out with 〈 ◊ 〉, Quid mibi profers 〈 ◊ 〉 Ecclesiae consuetudinem? |
A42789 | Or dare they presume to lay claim to one of the Transcendent Attributes of God; his Omniscience and knowing the Secrets of Mens Hearts? |
A42789 | Or indeed of the Presbyters having the least share in the Church Government? |
A42789 | Or of what force can the Reasoning be, which is grounded on it? |
A42789 | Or only, to some few? |
A42789 | Or that Ordinations by Presbyters may be Null in themselves and by Scripture, though Ordinations sine Titulo be uncanonical only? |
A42789 | Or to the greatest Number of Men? |
A42789 | Or were all the Christians at Corinth Young Men? |
A42789 | Or, why not present among''em by his Authority? |
A42789 | Ordinations by Presbyters were accounted void not in themselves, but by the Rigor of the Canons in use then: How does this appear? |
A42789 | Paul was now a Prisoner in Bonds, How then could the Apostle intend? |
A42789 | Quid facit excepta Ordinatione Episcopus quod non faciat Presbyter? |
A42789 | Sine Cathedra, without a fixt Residence? |
A42789 | The Power of Ordaining whom? |
A42789 | The Question then is still, when he 〈 ◊ 〉, and was Excommunicated? |
A42789 | Title 〈 ◊ 〉 no more than Presbyter? |
A42789 | To what end, if they had not several Congregations to speak unto in these several Tongues? |
A42789 | To what purpose else so many Presbyters, and such distinct kinds of Orders? |
A42789 | Was St. Paul troubled about Titus, whether he was Well and in Health? |
A42789 | Was not Caiaphas, as truly the High- Priest as Aaron, and the Sanhedrim in the Apostles days, the same that it was in Moses''s? |
A42789 | What Custom? |
A42789 | What is all this less than that spoken to the Ephesian Elders — Over which the Holy Ghost has made you Overseers to feed the Church of God? |
A42789 | What need we say any more to resolve this difficulty? |
A42789 | What occasion then for the Apostles Admonition — let no Man despise thy Youth, if all the Presbyters were Younger than himself? |
A42789 | What one Congregation among''em has its Bishops, Presbyters and Deacons, and the Bishop the Supreme Manager without whom nothing ought to be done? |
A42789 | What was that precise time of Paul''s going into Macedonia, and beseeching Timothy to abide at Ephesus? |
A42789 | What would any Man expect more? |
A42789 | When a Word is differently written, may not one chuse to write it, as he pleases? |
A42789 | Where almost is there a Man to be found, who is willing to renounce his former Sentiments or Errours? |
A42789 | Where then is the absurdity in saying, God upon the Occasion of Schisms, directed the Apostles to alter the Government among the Christians? |
A42789 | Whether the Grace of God had then( when Paul wrote to Titus) appeared to all Men? |
A42789 | Why all this Fasting and Praying, and seeking direction from God about a thing of nothing, a Name and Title? |
A42789 | Why not Bishops? |
A42789 | Why not a Bishop as well as an Evangelist? |
A42789 | Why not by the Apostle? |
A42789 | Why not by the Neighbouring Bishops? |
A42789 | Why not by the Predecessor as well as by the Presbyters? |
A42789 | Why not from the Jewish Hierarchy? |
A42789 | Why not? |
A42789 | Why not? |
A42789 | Why should they be deliberating from time to time near Six Years about having Episcopal Orders, and that in a true Succession? |
A42789 | Why so? |
A42789 | Why then 〈 ◊ 〉 Timothy be put unto such an unreasonable Fatigue, when there was nothing for him to do, at Ephesus? |
A42789 | Will Mr. O. in this case deny that he was ever the settled Minister of the former? |
A42789 | Will any one then suffer himself to believe 〈 ◊ 〉 was Bishop but of one Congregation only? |
A42789 | Yea, had it then appeared to one Thousandth part of Mankind? |
A42789 | Years of Age, overcome with these Lusts? |
A42789 | but how came Paul to defer changing the Government, so long as Seven or Eight Years? |
A42789 | concerning Presbyterian Parity? |
A42789 | far more Honourable and better deserving the Title of Bishop then the City Presbyters were? |
A42789 | in the middle of the 5th Century would decree any thing that might Countenance the Ordinations of meer Presbyters? |
A42789 | knew little of, and were the the last that had happen''d unto the Apostle, except those inconsiderable ones at Rome? |
A42789 | or curious to hear what Effect his First Chiding Letter had on the Corinthians? |
A42789 | or determine which way the Ship must Sail? |
A42789 | or earnest to know how the Contributions at Corinth went on? |
A42789 | out of the Presbyters? |
A42789 | that therefore Timothy joined the Ordinary Presbyters with him? |
A42789 | the Conqueror''s Successor, because he succeeded him not in the Dukedom of Normandy, as well as the Kingdom of England? |
A42789 | the Ordaining and Governing Power? |
A42789 | v. 10? |
A42789 | what did this Synod or Alexander both deprive''em of it, and confirm it to them? |
A42789 | 〈 ◊ 〉 to Sail? |
A46373 | ( And if five Congregations may be called one Church, why not five hundred?) |
A46373 | * Post Episcopum Diaconi Ordinationem subjicit: Quave? |
A46373 | 101. what is a Bishop but the first Priest? |
A46373 | 2, Whether are we to expect any immediate and extraordinary Call to the Ministry in these daies? |
A46373 | 3, Have you not cause to enquire whether you be not acted by the same Spirit? |
A46373 | 9. and afterward at Antioch, Act, 13? |
A46373 | Adde further, that Ministers are called Gods Mouth, and how shall a man take upon him to be Gods mouth who is not sent from God? |
A46373 | After this he puts this Question, Anne cessante ordinaria vocatione? |
A46373 | And although the Apostle out of the sense of the weightiness of it, cried out, Who is sufficient for these things? |
A46373 | And are not you preparing your selves and others to help on this slaughter? |
A46373 | And do the Apostles live for ever? |
A46373 | And how shall they preach except they be sent? |
A46373 | And if our Ministry be Antichristian, how is their conversion Christian? |
A46373 | And if so, Then we ask further what is meant by the Elders? |
A46373 | And if there be a power by Scripture in the people to Ordain Ministers, why was Titus sent to Creete to Ordain Elders? |
A46373 | And may not any man that is gifted preach, though he be not Ordained? |
A46373 | And may therefore all exercise regall jurisdiction amongst men? |
A46373 | And they say, just as Corah and his Company, You take too much upon you, yee sons of Levi ▪ Are not all the people of God holy? |
A46373 | And who gave you this Authority? |
A46373 | And who knowes not but circumstances may be wanting or corrupted, and yet the substance remain intire? |
A46373 | Are Light and Stars necessary? |
A46373 | Are Rulers, Shepherds, Stewards, Ambassadours, Husbandmen, Builders, Angels, Chariots and Horsmen necessary? |
A46373 | Are all Prophets? |
A46373 | Are all Prophets? |
A46373 | Are all Teachers? |
A46373 | Are not all made Kings? |
A46373 | Are not all sinfull enough, naturally hating Teachers, and scorning to be reproved, being enemies to light and truth? |
A46373 | But Ierom saith, It was toto orbe decretum, and how could this be but by Apostolical appointment? |
A46373 | But from whence had he thi ● History? |
A46373 | But how can this be, when the Apostle Paul himself tels us, that he was an Apostle, not of men, neither by men, but by Iesus Christ immediatly? |
A46373 | But how long was it that the Church of Christ was governed by the common Councel of Presbyters without a Bishop set over them? |
A46373 | But how was Paul sure that he should live to write a second? |
A46373 | But how will it be proved ▪ may some say, That these Chorepiscopi were onely Presbyters and not Bishops? |
A46373 | But if a Master of a Family may instruct his own Family, why may he not preach in the publique Congregation? |
A46373 | But if these were two of the seventy Elders, why doth Ioshua desire Moses to forbid them? |
A46373 | But what then is the meaning of Moses prayer, Would God that all the Lords People were Prophets, and that the Lord would put his Spirit upon them? |
A46373 | But why did not they go unto the Tabernacle as the rest did? |
A46373 | But why then do you your selves suffer men whom you call Probationers and Expectants for the Ministry, to preach without Ordination? |
A46373 | But would you then have every man bound to keep constantly to the Minister under whom he lives? |
A46373 | By what Authority do you these things? |
A46373 | Christ makes answer by demanding another question, The Baptisme of Iohn, was it from heaven or of men? |
A46373 | Could they answer as Christ? |
A46373 | Do not most of your Arguments symbolize with the Romanists as if they were arrows shot out of their quiver? |
A46373 | Do you cry out Antichrist, Antichrist, and yet crucifie Christ again in his members? |
A46373 | Do you not hereby wound all the Reformed Churches, darkning the beauty, and obstructing the progresse of Reformation? |
A46373 | Doth God do thus to those that run and are not sent? |
A46373 | Doth not this opinion greatly endanger the souls of others? |
A46373 | Enviest thou, for my sake? |
A46373 | Every woman that prayeth or prophesieth with her head uncovered dishonoureth her head? |
A46373 | For what are we the better that there is a Ministery by Divine institution, if our Ministry be of man, and not of God? |
A46373 | For what juncture of r ● ● son would be in this? |
A46373 | Had we that same ingenuity we should return the same answer in the sense of our spirituall disability; How can we except some man guide us? |
A46373 | Hast thou considered their work of faith, labour of love, patience of hope? |
A46373 | Hath not the Lord greatly testified from Heaven against this Tenent in his spirituall Judgements upon many the great promoters of it? |
A46373 | Have not they preached and pressed to the conscience the practical points of Christianity? |
A46373 | How can glory be given to God in the Church throughout all ages, if there should be an age in which the Church should be utterly lost? |
A46373 | How can the Sacrament be continued in the Church till Christ come, if there were so many hundred years in which there was no true Ministery? |
A46373 | How harsh and unpleasant is such an expression? |
A46373 | How is it that ye are not afraid to speak evil of the servants of the Lord, set up by his Spirit for the defence of the Gospel? |
A46373 | How little hath been the Progresse of the Protestant Religion ever since? |
A46373 | How may we distinguish between an immediate Call from God, and the imposture of men that say they are so called when they are not? |
A46373 | How may we distinguish between an immediate Call from God; and the imposture of fanatick men that say they are so called, and are not? |
A46373 | How shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? |
A46373 | How shall they hear without a preacher? |
A46373 | How shall they preach except they be sent? |
A46373 | I am against them saith the Lord: a fearfull commination; If God be against them who shall be with them? |
A46373 | If a Minister made by a Bishop be a lawfull Minister, why then did you in your late covenant abjure Episcopacy with all its dependencies? |
A46373 | If all were the eye, where were the hands and feet? |
A46373 | If any demand, how shall we know when Christ spake to them as Apostles? |
A46373 | If it alwaies remained firm, what need a new Ordination? |
A46373 | If thou hast not, why wilt thou speak evil of things and persons thou knowst not? |
A46373 | If your principles about an universall liberty be true, why are you so untrue to your own principles? |
A46373 | In brief, shall an exact scrutiny passe upon such as are to feed the bodies of poor men, and not upon such as feed the souls? |
A46373 | In the same Epistle he saith,( a) Reverence the Bishop as ye ● do Christ, at the holy Apostles have commanded; But where is this commanded? |
A46373 | In times of former trouble, How did Professors live sincerely, love fervently, pray, and fast, and mourn together? |
A46373 | Is Sa ● ● necessary? |
A46373 | Is any sick among you? |
A46373 | Is it not meant the Church of Hierusalem, to which place they are said to come? |
A46373 | Is it not the great work of Antichrist to destroy our Ministers, to smite the Shepherd that the Flock may be scattered? |
A46373 | Is not this opinion the sad abuse of the great liberty now enjoyed? |
A46373 | Is not this to offer manifest violence to the Scriptures? |
A46373 | Is not this to partake of Antichrists sin? |
A46373 | Man, who made me a Iudge or divider over you? |
A46373 | May all be Magistrates? |
A46373 | May not private men preach as well as they? |
A46373 | Might not the people say, What need Paul leave Titus to do that which we can do our selves? |
A46373 | Now is there not a reall distinction( as well as nominall) betwixt the Flock and Pastor, the Sheep and the Shepherd? |
A46373 | Now then we demand, If the people have no Office- power belonging to them, how can they by Election make an Officer? |
A46373 | Now to perform any authoritative act without authority, what is it other then to usurp authority? |
A46373 | Now we demand, who were these Elders? |
A46373 | Now why are all these qualifications required? |
A46373 | Now with whom did Paul spend his three years? |
A46373 | Of what Church? |
A46373 | Or why may not a Justice of Peace send Warrants out of his own County? |
A46373 | Or why might not Vzziah as well offer Incense in the Temple as pray in his own Family? |
A46373 | Otherwise to what purpose are they inhibited? |
A46373 | Secondly, All are made Priests unto God, but are all made Prophets? |
A46373 | Shall Souldiers have no pay because when they are lawfully called forth they offer themselves freely to serve the publike? |
A46373 | Shew us your warrant out of the Word? |
A46373 | THat when Hierome saith, Quid facit Episcopus quod non facit Presbyter except ● Ordinatione? |
A46373 | Tell us by what authority doest thou these things, or who gave thee this authority? |
A46373 | The Apostle doth not say, How shall they preach except they be gifted( though this be true) but how shall they preach except they be sent? |
A46373 | The Apostle useth a four- fold gradation, How shall they call upon him in whom they have not believed? |
A46373 | The Saints are to be united( and what tears are sufficient to lament our present Divisions?) |
A46373 | These holy Ministers were the precious members of Christ, and will you make them as much as is in you the members of an harlot? |
A46373 | They are called Teachers, and doth not the holy Ghost evidently distinguish betwixt them that do instruct and those that are instructed? |
A46373 | This is confuted by the next words in the Text, How shall they preach except they be sent? |
A46373 | This is in it self a truth of clearest evidence: What needs a peculiar Officer to be set apart to a common work? |
A46373 | This promise can not be confined to the persons of Apostles; for where are the Prophets and Evangelists? |
A46373 | To what purpose did Paul and Barnabas go from place to place to ordain Elders? |
A46373 | To what purpose then is Imposition of hands used, if the extraordinary gifts of the holy Ghost be not conveighed thereby? |
A46373 | Was Valentinus Gentilis therefore a friend and Martyr to God the Father, because he died as an enemy to God the Son? |
A46373 | Was it not the peculiar priviledge of the Apostles, Evangelists,& c. to have their Commission extended to all Churches? |
A46373 | We demand what is meant by the Church? |
A46373 | We demand, by whom shall these be baptized? |
A46373 | We demand, who was the Bishop of Ephesus that Paul sent for? |
A46373 | What are we the better that there is a Ministry from Christ, if our Ministry be from Antichrist? |
A46373 | What is meant by the word Office? |
A46373 | What is meant by the word Presbytery? |
A46373 | What part hath the Ruling Elder in Ordination? |
A46373 | Where is the necessity laid upon them( as the Apostle speaks of himself) that they preach the Gospel? |
A46373 | Whether a company of Believers associated together may ordain without Ministers? |
A46373 | Whether are we to expect any immediate Call in these daies? |
A46373 | Whether may one Preaching Presbyter lay on hands without the assistance of other Ministers? |
A46373 | Whether the Call of the first Reformers of Religion from the Errours of Popery, was an immediate Call or no? |
A46373 | Whether this Presbytery was a Presbytery of Bishops, or of single Presbyters? |
A46373 | Whether this Presbytery were Congregational or Classical? |
A46373 | Who art thou that givest thy mouth to evil, and thy tongue frameth deceit? |
A46373 | Who planteth a Vineyard and doth not eat thereof? |
A46373 | Who then is Paul, and who Apollo, but Ministers by whom ye believe? |
A46373 | Why are your professed principles so uneven, and you so contradictory to your own principles? |
A46373 | Why did they not spare their journey, and send to the people to make their own Ministers by Election? |
A46373 | Why should you strengthen the hands of sinners? |
A46373 | Why then do they not celebrate them? |
A46373 | Why was Titus left in Crete to appoint Elders in every City? |
A46373 | Will any sober Christian believe that these were members of the Roman Harlot? |
A46373 | Would not all these injunctions about such an Office be superfluous, if such an Office were not by Divine Institution? |
A46373 | and after many arguments, why doth the Apostle make that appeal? |
A46373 | and also when he was an Apostle( as Calvin saith) long before this time? |
A46373 | and hath not the Lord set a visible seal to their Ministry in the souls of thousands? |
A46373 | and herein do not you gratifie the common Adversary, and strengthen their hands? |
A46373 | and instead of upholding of Episcopacy is not this sufficient to render it odious and contemptible to all sober and Godly and Moderate Christians? |
A46373 | and may not this rise from the spirit of delusion which worketh strongly in the Children of disobedience? |
A46373 | and when to them as Christians? |
A46373 | and why did Paul leave Titus in Crete to ordain Elders in every City? |
A46373 | and why must he be so carefull to see them first fit, in case his laying on of hands would fit them? |
A46373 | if they finde not acceptance with God, all that approbati ● n and applause which they finde from men, what will it profit? |
A46373 | nisi quia Episcopi& Presbyteri unae Ordinatio est? |
A46373 | or was there ever a second? |
A46373 | was not that extraordinary? |
A46373 | were these also Bishops of Hierusalem? |
A46373 | when to them as Ministers? |
A46373 | where our Saviour Christ refuseth to meddle with dividing Inheritances, because he was no Judge; Man, who made me a Iudge? |
A46373 | who ● nows not it would not? |
A46373 | why did the Apostles visit the Churches they had planted, to Ordain Elders in every Church? |
A46373 | why then may they not preach? |
A46373 | will this answer consist with our Brethrens judgment? |
A42771 | & c. Who is the legal Preacher now? |
A42771 | ''T is a sufficient answer to him, offer it now unto thy governour, will he be pleased with thee? |
A42771 | 11. for proving and trying the Doctrine of the Apostles themselves by the Scriptures? |
A42771 | 14. shall we then make that a voluntary act of our own, which the Word mentioneth as a dreadfull judgement? |
A42771 | 14. to be an Assembly of Apostles, as the Querist would have it, what shall he gaine thereby? |
A42771 | 17. do men make themselves Rullers, Magistrates, Captains at their owne hand, or are they not thereunto appointed by others? |
A42771 | 17? |
A42771 | 18, 19, 20, 21. who seeth not? |
A42771 | 18: And now, what hast thou to do in the way of Egypt, to drink the waters of Sihor? |
A42771 | 2 ▪ May not many who are not approved of God be preserved from the infections of Heresies; Yea, be forward in resisting and opposing them? |
A42771 | 21. thou that preachest a man should not steal, dost thou steal? |
A42771 | 23. let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering? |
A42771 | 24? |
A42771 | 25? |
A42771 | 27. for whether is greater, he that sitteth at meat, or he that serveth? |
A42771 | 3. when a false Prophet arose, and the signe or wonder came to passe, what was Gods meaning in permitting these things? |
A42771 | 4? |
A42771 | 4? |
A42771 | 5? |
A42771 | 5? |
A42771 | 6? |
A42771 | 7. Who dare make himself a steward in a Kings house; yea, or in a more private house, not being thereunto appointed and ordained? |
A42771 | 7. doe wee think that David meant no more, but that Mephibosheth should eat of the Kings meat, and be maintained by his favour? |
A42771 | 8. Who will endure such a confusion in a State, that any man may assume publick offices and administrations, not being thereunto called and appointed? |
A42771 | 9. to 14 ▪ clean from whom? |
A42771 | Alas, said I, they leave me where I was: How shall I know whether there be a believing or receiving? |
A42771 | All, or whosoever will? |
A42771 | Also how this agreeth with, or differeth from assurance by the Testimony of the Spirit? |
A42771 | Also how this agreeth with, or differeth from assurance by the Testimony of the spirit? |
A42771 | And are we not told that this shall continue till the whole number of the Elect be fulfilled? |
A42771 | And how do I know them to be the brethren who judge so of me? |
A42771 | And how shall they Preach except they be sent? |
A42771 | And if the Presbyterie had ordained, and sent forth Timothy as an Evangelist, what inconsistency, or absurdity had been in it? |
A42771 | And is it not so with the Sectaries of this time, from whom you can not draw a clear modell of what they hold? |
A42771 | And must the Magistrat purchase, or hold them quiet of the state at so dear a rate, as the lose of many soules? |
A42771 | And now shall the Covenant which was our glory and ornament before God and men, be laid aside as a worne or moth- eaten garment? |
A42771 | And shall not we much more hold fast the profession of the true faith? |
A42771 | And what if one should fancy that the Antinomians are only the Brethren, yet how should one know that this or that Antinomian is a Brother? |
A42771 | And what if there be such an Eccho in mine heart? |
A42771 | And whom hath Christ given here to his Church for this work? |
A42771 | And withall how will it be proved, that Apollos having been one of Iohns Disciples, had not some commission from Iohn to preach the Word? |
A42771 | Ans: 1: If it were so, yet the argument is not pungent in divinity, for why should not humane right give place to divine right? |
A42771 | Are all Apostles? |
A42771 | Are men forced to spare their neighbours life, because murther is severly punished? |
A42771 | As it may be said to a secularized Minister, who made thee a Judge, or a civil Magistrate? |
A42771 | At vero saith he, cum constitutae sunt& formatae verae Ecclesiae, cur tune saltem non relinquitur illis libertas eligendi suos Pastores? |
A42771 | Believe ye that I am able to do this? |
A42771 | But I ask, ought there to be a materiall Table in the Lords Supper, or ought there not, or is it indifferent? |
A42771 | But how is it that by means, or occasion of Heresies, the godly party is made manifest? |
A42771 | But how shall I know that there is indeed a receving and beleving? |
A42771 | But how then can it be an act of Paul and Barnabas? |
A42771 | But is this to expound Scripture by Scripture? |
A42771 | But next, why saith the Apostle that there must be Heresies? |
A42771 | But secondly will you see these men falling yet more foully in the ditch they have digged for others? |
A42771 | But shall we condemne these truthes which either they, or Papists, or Arrians doe hold? |
A42771 | But what if there be no such Eccho in my heart? |
A42771 | Buy the truth, and sell it not; say not, This truth is but a matter of discipline, let it goe,''ts not worth the buying? |
A42771 | Can hee not deceive the soule syllogistically by false reasonings, as well as positively by false suggestions? |
A42771 | Come now, and bring your hearts to these particulars in your examination.. Is there no envying in mee at all towards the Brethren? |
A42771 | Conversion is a returning of one who had turned away, and is not returning discernable by certaine tokens? |
A42771 | Did not Ieroboam make Israel to sin by a false new Light? |
A42771 | Doe not themselves tell me, there is a great difference between a true faith, and a counterfeit faith? |
A42771 | Doest thou see this voice agree with the word of Grace? |
A42771 | Doth he mean of true unfeigned sound love, although imperfect? |
A42771 | First by vertue of what warrant? |
A42771 | First the question is not whether Ordination be the only thing essentiall, or necessary to the right calling of a Minister? |
A42771 | For the soule must still enquire, whether is my receaving or beleeving true, reall, sound, lively, and such as can not agree to a dead faith? |
A42771 | Hath every one a true faith whose heart suggesteth and singeth, my sins are forgiven me? |
A42771 | Hath he given any other but Pastors and Teachers( setting aside the extraordinary officers) and who are the Pastors and Teachers appointed hereunto? |
A42771 | Have all the gifts of healing? |
A42771 | He makes a description of the Antinomians, under fair and plausible expressions, and then concludes, These are the Brethren, do ye love these men? |
A42771 | Here is a racking of the conscience with necessity of egall perfection in our sanctification and Evangelicall graces? |
A42771 | How can it be proved that women may partake of the Sacrament of the Lords supper, unlesse wee prove it by necessary consequence from Scripture? |
A42771 | How firme and constant have heathen Philosophers been in maintaining their opinions? |
A42771 | How is this part of the oath of God fulfilled, if the Covenant it selfe, made for the extirpation of all these, be left arbitrary? |
A42771 | How many times doth a soule take Sathan for Samuell; and how shall the soul in such a case be undeceived without a tryall by markes? |
A42771 | How much more may a Nationall judgement bee feared, if even in our dayes the contempt and violation of a most lawfull and sacred oath, bee winked at? |
A42771 | How shall they preach except they be sent? |
A42771 | How shall this be performed, if it bee still left arbitrary? |
A42771 | How shall this or that individuall beleever, collect from Scripture, that to him, even to him the Covenant of grace and the promises thereof belong? |
A42771 | I ask now, how shall the Antinomians convince such a one from Scriptur? |
A42771 | If so, by vertue of what warrant ought there to be a Table, and for what use? |
A42771 | If that which is greater be allowed them, why not that which is lesse? |
A42771 | If the spirits of the Prophets must be so subject, how much more the spirits of private persons? |
A42771 | If this be not to care for mens own things, not for the things of Christ, what is? |
A42771 | If this bee not to sow pillows, which sinners may securely lye down and sleep upon, what is? |
A42771 | If you aske now, what is Heresie? |
A42771 | Is it by vertue of Christs example, or any other Scripturall warrant; or is it because of a naturall conveniency and decency? |
A42771 | Is it in that last word, where there is receaving or beleeving, there can not be a dead faith? |
A42771 | Is not he that sitteth at meat? |
A42771 | Is not our justification by faith proved, by the example of Abrahams justification by faith? |
A42771 | Is not that an uniformity in nature? |
A42771 | Is there a bearing all things for their sakes? |
A42771 | Is there no being puffed up, or vaunting above the brethren? |
A42771 | Is there no seeking my self or my own good, in my love to them? |
A42771 | Is there no seeking my selfe, or my owne good in my love to them? |
A42771 | Is there no thinking better of my selfe, then of them? |
A42771 | Is there no thinking evill of any of the Brethren? |
A42771 | Is there no thinking evill of any of the Brethren? |
A42771 | It seemes he hates this name the more, because Embassadours by the law of Nations are inviolable persons, how much more the Embassadours of Christ? |
A42771 | It was a pious saying of Constantine, Quomodo fidem praestabunt Imperato ● … i inviolatam, qui Deo sunt persidi? |
A42771 | Lastly Timothy was an Evangelist, and how could a Presbyter ordain an Evangelist? |
A42771 | Lovest thou all the saints in general praying for them all? |
A42771 | Many will say to me in that day, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? |
A42771 | Must needs( before he have a solid resolution) be put upon this further inquiry, is there any heart- renewing or heart- changing work in me? |
A42771 | Nay can any believe, but by this Spirit? |
A42771 | Nay how can they choose but( according to their principles) confirme him in his delusory, imaginary assurance? |
A42771 | Now how shall we imploy them that hate the Lord, to help the Lord? |
A42771 | O but how shall I know( saith the doubting Christian) that my love to the Brethren is a true, sincere, sound love? |
A42771 | Oh how have these men been charming and cheating me out of the right way? |
A42771 | Oh then said I, how shall I know that I have true faith? |
A42771 | Or are men compelled to be loyall, because traitors are examplarily punished? |
A42771 | Or what hast thou to do in the way of Assyria, to drink the waters of the River? |
A42771 | Quid est, saith Cyprian, quia hoc facit Novatianus ut nos non putemus esse faciendum? |
A42771 | Sed in primitiva Ecclesia cum Prophetia vigeret, quid discriminis erat inter Prophetam& Doctorem? |
A42771 | Shall I try faith by the fruits of faith? |
A42771 | Shall rebels& traitors be taken to fight in the Kings Wars? |
A42771 | Should we follow these two examples, not being allowed or commended in Scripture? |
A42771 | The second Quaere was, for what end and use ought there to be a materiall table? |
A42771 | The table of the Lord is centemptible? |
A42771 | Then to fright the soul from examining it self by this mark, it was added, Is there no envying at all towards the Brethren? |
A42771 | There are yet foure mone hs and then cometh harvest? |
A42771 | Was this Ordination now to a civil rule or judicature? |
A42771 | Well, what then was the power of those rulers and courts of the Iewes in Benjamins observation, who wrote in the twelfth Century? |
A42771 | Well: But doth the Spirit of God give testimony to the soule, any otherwise then according to the word of God? |
A42771 | What if I can not say with assurance my sins are forgiven me? |
A42771 | What means he by 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉? |
A42771 | What shall I say to you? |
A42771 | What then; did not an extraordinary Prophet, an Apostle, an Evangelist speak unto men to edification, and exhortation, and comfort? |
A42771 | What then? |
A42771 | What was it that made so many fall off from the Prelats, who once joyned with them? |
A42771 | What will they conclud from this? |
A42771 | What will they say then? |
A42771 | Whence I inf ● … r that he who wil throughly& rightly examine himself in this particular, have I true faith, yea or no? |
A42771 | Where is the clearing of the conscience now? |
A42771 | Whether a sound heart and an unsound head can consist together,& vice versa? |
A42771 | Whether a sound heart and an unsound head can consist together,& vice versa? |
A42771 | Will Scripture prove this otherwise, than by necessary consequence? |
A42771 | Will a Herauld go and proclaime the Kings Edicts, or the ordinances of Parliament, if hee be not thereunto appointed? |
A42771 | Will any who hopes to be saved, deny that this extends to preaching in all ages? |
A42771 | Would not this be the ready way to banish all Religion, and open a door for all sorts of Schisme and Haeresie? |
A42771 | are all Prophets? |
A42771 | are all Teachers? |
A42771 | are all Workers of miracles? |
A42771 | are all governments? |
A42771 | are not these miserable comforte ● … s who tell mee that true faith hath fruits, and yet will not give me leave to try it by its fruits? |
A42771 | do all Interpret? |
A42771 | do all speak with tongues? |
A42771 | for what? |
A42771 | how shall I know whether it be the voice of a true faith, or whether it be a delusion? |
A42771 | imposition of hands, is not instituted or commanded by Christ or his Apostles? |
A42771 | must I then conclude I have no faith? |
A42771 | or am I still in the vanity of my former opinion and conversation, yea or no? |
A42771 | or how shall the enemies of his glory do for his glory? |
A42771 | or is it not rather to forsake an Interpretation confirmed by Scripture, and to follow one which is grounded upon no Scripture? |
A42771 | or should we not rather avoid such confederacies, because of many examples thereof, plainly condemned in the word of God? |
A42771 | shall I praise you in this? |
A42771 | so it may be said, to a Ministerialized civil person, who made thee a dispenser of the Word and Sacraments? |
A42771 | the Chaldee hath thus; what have yee to do to associat with Pharaoh King of Egypt — And what have ye to do to make a Covenant with the Assyrian? |
A42771 | when, O when shall I be truly, clearly, and certainly resolved in this thing? |
A42771 | whether I be acquit from the curse and condemnation of the Law, and my sins pardoned, or not? |
A42771 | whether I have passed from death to life, from the state of nature into the state of grace, or not? |
A42771 | — Is there any thing in the world of better credit, or that may rather be believed with men then the Spirit himself? |
A87137 | ( Point de Novelle,) or where are we to find it? |
A87137 | Alasse, mine are nothing( Quis leget haec? |
A87137 | And what apparent cause is there of such confidence? |
A87137 | And what was that? |
A87137 | And where are these same Miracles? |
A87137 | And yet let me comfort my self, Whose are better? |
A87137 | Are these still two distinct things, or may we hence, at least, compute them to be one and the same? |
A87137 | Are these such whereof the things unto which they relate may be interpretors? |
A87137 | Are they but once mentioned, and that is in a Parenthesis? |
A87137 | But how? |
A87137 | But if so, then how comes it to pass that our Ancestors have been so solicitous, least Judicature should fail in Israel? |
A87137 | But if thus she have been, and be, is it not a fine way of cure to give us an example of the disease for the remedy? |
A87137 | But of what security, that of his Person, or of his Empire, or of both? |
A87137 | But they may say granting you this use of speech in relation unto Laws, what have you of this kind for Elections? |
A87137 | Could truth desire greater advantage than redounds from such opposition? |
A87137 | Did you ever see such a Bestia? |
A87137 | Do we take, or are we taken? |
A87137 | Doth not his Book deserve to be guilded and carry''d in Statesmens pockets? |
A87137 | Down go the pots, and up go their heels: what is this? |
A87137 | Fair, and softly was not all this after Lysander, and the Spoils of Athens and so ruin''d Lacedemon? |
A87137 | First, the old, whether it agreed with the Athenian people, or not? |
A87137 | For had there been formerly no Rotation in Athens, how should there have been Men of valour and conduct to lye by the walls? |
A87137 | For if Riches and Freedome be the end of Government; and these men propose nothing but slavery, beggary and Turcisme, what need more words? |
A87137 | Gentlemen, What do you say? |
A87137 | Have I not also discovered already, the Original right of Ordination, whether in Civil, or religious Orders? |
A87137 | Have Ragusa, or San Marino been conquer''d by the Arms of any Monarch? |
A87137 | Have done I say; will you vy that green in your cheeks with the purple of the State? |
A87137 | How may we make this agree with that other place? |
A87137 | How should the people give their consent but by their suffrage? |
A87137 | How then should the Six circumvent them? |
A87137 | How well would this have sounded in Aegypt, and how ill in Athens? |
A87137 | I grant Divines, that Ordination by this time was wholly in the Presbytery, what say they then unto the distinction of Ordination and Election? |
A87137 | If Wallesteine had lived, what had become of his Master? |
A87137 | If a Gentleman should do thus, what would they say? |
A87137 | If a river have but one naturall bed or channel, what dam is made in it by this Agrarian? |
A87137 | If it be reply''d that the people were not armed; by whom did the Barons make War with the Kings? |
A87137 | If that they were not trusted with a Vote; what was that of the House of Commons? |
A87137 | If they say no; Who in this place but the Presbytery elected? |
A87137 | If they say yes; Why then might they not have been so before? |
A87137 | If three years be too short a Term for this purpose, what was three moneths? |
A87137 | If thus she have not been, nor be, what hath he read of the Princes of the bloud in former times, or heard of late from them? |
A87137 | In whom should there be greater Fear of God, then in such as carry their lives in their hands? |
A87137 | Is a word like a Woman that being taken with a Metaphor, it can never be restored unto the Original Virtue? |
A87137 | Is it not a fine piece of folly for private men sitting in their Cabinets to Rack their brains about Models of Government? |
A87137 | Is that of the Sun, of the Stars, of a River, a perpetual Motion? |
A87137 | Is there a stronger Argument that such a Government is not Seditious? |
A87137 | It is said in Scripture, thy Word is sweet as honey; Amounts that but to this, because honey is sweet, therefore the Word of God is sweet? |
A87137 | May we not say of this, it is for the tryal of our Noses, whether they will serve us to discover that a Conclusion should have some Premisses? |
A87137 | Nay, is not he worse then an infidel that provideth not for his own family? |
A87137 | Now if these words be sometimes otherwise taken, what words be there in any language that are not often used improperly? |
A87137 | Now what can be clearer than that by this place the Clergy and the People had hitherto right to elect the Pope? |
A87137 | ONe would think the Guascon had done well, Is he satisfied? |
A87137 | Or are they but once numbred, and that is in a Parenthesis? |
A87137 | Or if Lillies and Roses have been almost as often said of Ladies Cheeks, must we understand them no otherwise when we are speaking of Gardens? |
A87137 | Or unto what things can they relate but the Institution of the Sanhedrim by Moses? |
A87137 | Or what is the reason why the Paisant in France is base, and the lower People in England of an high courage? |
A87137 | Or, what were ill enough to be said? |
A87137 | Or, why else should I in speaking of Oceana( where Propriety is taken as it was found, and not stirred an hair) think on the promise to Abraham? |
A87137 | Riddle me, Riddle me, what is this? |
A87137 | Say, is a Commonwealth to be govern''d in the word of a Priest or a Pharisee, or by the Vote of the People, and the Interest of Mankind? |
A87137 | Speak out, is it the word of God, or the knavery and nonsense of such Preachers that ought to Govern? |
A87137 | That of Timothy, rather than that of Matthias? |
A87137 | The Law of Moses allow''d ▪ the first- born but a double portion: was his an extravagant spirit? |
A87137 | The opinions of Grotius( saies he) can not oblige us beyond the reasons whereon they are founded; and what are those? |
A87137 | The power of Greece thus improved, and the desire of money with all, their Revenues( in what? |
A87137 | There passeth not a Moneth but there die Rogues at Tiburn, is the Government therefore seditious? |
A87137 | Therefore pray they must not, or Divines are lost; But how will they silence them? |
A87137 | These me thinks are strange arguments; the Gospel came to us from Rome, is Rome therefore the Metropolis of England? |
A87137 | To the question then, how such Councils as I have proposed would do with a Prince? |
A87137 | To which I answer by a like question, What security will he give me that the People of any Commonwealth shall not cast themselves into the Sea? |
A87137 | WHat pleaseth the Prince( saith Justinian) hath the force of a Law, seeing the people in his Creation have devolved their whole power upon his person? |
A87137 | WHether Humane Prudence be not a Creature of God, and to what end God made this Creature? |
A87137 | WHether there be any thing in this Fabrick or Model, that is contradictory unto it Self, unto Reason, or unto Truth? |
A87137 | Was it not a great grievance in Lacedemon, tro, that they had no such Logick nor Logician? |
A87137 | Well; but where is the Patient then? |
A87137 | What conclusion would you expect he should infer from hence? |
A87137 | What do reverend Divines mean to cry up this Infidel? |
A87137 | What else is the meaning of these words, or of this proceeding of his? |
A87137 | What is said, every body knew before; this is not said ▪ who knowes it? |
A87137 | What is the Method of our Aesculapius? |
A87137 | What necessity is there even in the places alleadged why the word Chirotonia should be understood in the sense imposed? |
A87137 | What need we then proceed any farther, while he having no where disproved the ballance in these words, gives the whole cause? |
A87137 | What other construction can be made of these words? |
A87137 | What therefore hath the Hierarchy, and the Presbytery for their opinion that the Sanhedrin was instituted by the Chirothesia, or Imposition of Hands? |
A87137 | What word in any Language is not sometimes nay frequently used in some other than the proper sense? |
A87137 | Where, or how came he to know this? |
A87137 | Whether Courses or Rotation be necessary unto a well- ordered Common- wealth? |
A87137 | Whether God did not approve of the Advice of Jethro, in the Fabrick of the Common wealth of Israel? |
A87137 | Whether Jethro were not an Heathen? |
A87137 | Whether Monarchy comming up to the perfection of the kind, come not short of the perfection of Government and have some flaw in it? |
A87137 | Whether Monarchy comming up to the perfection of the kind, come not short of the perfection of Government, and have some flaw in it? |
A87137 | Whether Prudence be well distinguisht into Antient and Modern? |
A87137 | Whether Riches and Poverty( more or lesse) do not introduce Command or Obedience( more or lesse) as well in a Publick, as in a Private Estate? |
A87137 | Whether a Commonwealth comming up to the perfection of the kind, come not up to the perfection of Government, and have no flaw in it? |
A87137 | Whether a Commonwealth that was not first broken by her self, were ever conquer''d by any Monarch? |
A87137 | Whether a Commonwealth that was not first broken by her self, were ever conquer''d by the Arms of any Monarch? |
A87137 | Whether courses or Rotation be necessary unto a well Order''d Commonwealth? |
A87137 | Whether is a government of Laws less natural then a government of Men? |
A87137 | Whether the Genius of the People of Oceana, have been of late years, or be devoted, or addicted unto the Nobility and the Clergy, as in former times? |
A87137 | Whether the Senatusconsulta or Decrees of the Roman Senate had the power of Laws? |
A87137 | Whether the Senatusconsulta or decrees of the Roman Senate had the power of Laws? |
A87137 | Whether the Ten Commandements proposed by God or Moses, were voted by the people of Israel? |
A87137 | Whether the ballance of Dominion in Land be the Natural cause of Empire? |
A87137 | Whether they had been dutifull unto their Parents? |
A87137 | Who made humane prudence? |
A87137 | Why is not Election of Officers in the Church as well a political thing, as election of Officers in the State? |
A87137 | Why saies Doctor Hamond, it is plain that the Spirit of Prophesie elected? |
A87137 | With what elegance, if this be forbidden, can any man write or speak? |
A87137 | Would you have any more? |
A87137 | and if Rotation thenceforth should have ceased, how could those men of valour and conduct have done other than lye by the walls? |
A87137 | and whence came it? |
A87137 | and why may not this be as lawfully performed by the Chirotonia in the one, as in the other? |
A87137 | born Arms for the Common- wealth? |
A87137 | for who seeth not that to introduce the Chirothesia as a standing Ordinance, had been to bar the people of this power? |
A87137 | if these be not Monarchies by Nobility, what do we mean by that thing? |
A87137 | if they be the weaker party, they are not the great ones, and if they be the stronger party, how will he reduce them? |
A87137 | is he left unto the Civil Magistrate, while Divines derive themselves from General Ioshua and his Chirothesia? |
A87137 | must your mother, who was never there her self, seek you in the Oven? |
A87137 | or if they received the Scriptures, why should they choose that Ordination which would fit them worst rather that which would fit them best? |
A87137 | or is it more natural unto a Prince to govern by Laws or by Will? |
A87137 | or is this one regard in which it is not? |
A87137 | or to what end was it made? |
A87137 | or what Government is it that we are to Cure? |
A87137 | or what difference, where they have power, can there be between the suffrage, and the power of the people? |
A87137 | or whether it be any more possible for the Political body of a People so to do, then for the Natural body of a Godly man? |
A87137 | or whether of these is the more noble? |
A87137 | paid duties or taxes? |
A87137 | what becomes of the Priest Aaron and his Lots? |
A87137 | what more? |
A87137 | what reason or experience doth he alledge for the proof of it? |
A87137 | what security hath a Prince that his people will not pull him out of his Throne? |
A87137 | which is which the most? |
A87137 | who has taught you to cast away passion( an''t please you) like the Bran, and work up Reason as pure as the Flower of your Cake? |
A87137 | whom should she endeavour to make greater Lovers of peace, then them who only can enslave her by force? |
A87137 | why a Nobility or an Army; and are not the people in a Commonwealth their own Army? |
A87137 | why among these therefore there is good cause to reckon her Immunity from seditions; Doth not our Logician repeat faithfully and dispute honestly? |
A87137 | why in comes a Gallant with a file of Musqueteers, what saies he, are you dividing and choosing here? |
A87137 | why should they suffer such power in new and private, as they would not endure in their old and publick Magistrates? |
A87137 | will no less serve your turn then the whole mystery of a well order''d Commonwealth? |
A69533 | & Whether these Pastors should not rather have gathered Churches as free as their own? |
A69533 | & an omnia mihi in eo probentur? |
A69533 | & c.] doth not the question deserve to be answered with the rod? |
A69533 | ( besides what I have granted to Apostolical Bishops in the third Dispute?) |
A69533 | 2& 3. had their warnings or threatnings for smaller faults, what would such corruptions bring us to, but even to be plagued or forsaken by the Lord? |
A69533 | All the Question is, What sort of Bishops they must be? |
A69533 | All the business therefore is to know what God hath authorized Governors to institute, and what not? |
A69533 | An ille solus? |
A69533 | And I wou ● d know whether you can prove that it is Essential to a Bishop to have more Churches or Parishes then one? |
A69533 | And are Lay- Elders as bad as Lay- Chancellors? |
A69533 | And are we not then agreed? |
A69533 | And are we schismaticks for not obeying a Bishop when we have none? |
A69533 | And are you denied your Liberty, because you are not backed by the Sword? |
A69533 | And are your few Recusants that would draw you to separation of greater Learning, authorty and regard, then all the Protestants in the world besides? |
A69533 | And by what authority then can you do it? |
A69533 | And by what note may we know what points so to receive from them, and what not? |
A69533 | And can all the Pastors travail so far to the Presbyterie so frequently without neglecting their Pastoral work? |
A69533 | And can any man think that it is best for all these Churches to be without Ministers, and Sacraments, rather then to have such? |
A69533 | And can one man undertake this for many score or hundred Churches? |
A69533 | And do you think these are likely terms for Peace? |
A69533 | And how are we proved Schismaticks? |
A69533 | And how can they convey a better title to their Heirs then they had themselves? |
A69533 | And how can they have Authority, when most of them have not Ability? |
A69533 | And how charitable and peaceable an Epistle hath he writ before D. Blondels book de Papissa Joanna? |
A69533 | And how come they to have Power to Ordain others, that are not Ordained themselves, but are admitted upon bare Election? |
A69533 | And how is it that Presbyters shall be Ruled by Diocesans, and the Diocesans by Provincials? |
A69533 | And how sad a case is it that the Reconciliation between the Lutherans and other Protestants should in any measure stick at such Ceremonies? |
A69533 | And how? |
A69533 | And if all this were but accomplished, in the Conclusion I may be bold to ask, what would the Devil himself have more, except our damnation it self? |
A69533 | And if it Please him not, it will be lost labour and worse: and we may expect to hear[ who requireth this at your hands?] |
A69533 | And if it be so, let them judge whether their doctrine subvert not Christianitie? |
A69533 | And if not in Scripture, where then? |
A69533 | And if so, then why do they vilifie Bishops under the name of Presbyters? |
A69533 | And if so, what men are you? |
A69533 | And if the last were granted, Whether these be not properly Archbishops? |
A69533 | And if they dissent, what will you do with them? |
A69533 | And if they know as much already, what need have they of our Teaching? |
A69533 | And if to any, then to which, and to how many, and where shall our consciences find rest? |
A69533 | And in good sadness, is it not more prudent for the Magistrate to keep the sword in his own hands if really it be the sword that must do the work? |
A69533 | And indeed I think the most of this cause is carried on in the dark: What Books have they written to prove our Ordination Null? |
A69533 | And indeed must we buy your Communion so deer? |
A69533 | And is it not a horrid thing to make such Laws, that the most conscionable are likest to fall under, and to perish by? |
A69533 | And is it not strange that both names of the superior Office( Bishop and Presbyter) should be commonly given to the new inferior Office, at the first? |
A69533 | And is not he that hath a County on his hands, like to do less for this Town or Parish, then if he had no more then this? |
A69533 | And is not that enough? |
A69533 | And is not that now tolerable for your Communion with us, which served then for the Communion of all the Churches on earth? |
A69533 | And is not this to be found in a Parish Bishop, as well as in a Bishop of many Parishes, or Churches? |
A69533 | And most of them are unable to give me a rational answer to either of the Questions? |
A69533 | And must men needs turn Papists because of the different Rites of Protestants, when they must find more variety among them that they turn to? |
A69533 | And must we put them to so much more labour, as to learn a Rationale or exposition of all the Ceremonies, holy dayes ▪& c? |
A69533 | And now censorious Slanderer, tell me, what thou wouldst have had me to have done more? |
A69533 | And of their own sufficiency for such a work? |
A69533 | And our Churches ruined? |
A69533 | And see you not that six parts of the world are Infidels, and much for want of Teachers to instruct them? |
A69533 | And shall every man be a Teacher and Ruler that will in the Church of Christ, as if it were the only confused contemptible Society in the world? |
A69533 | And shall the Prelatical Controversie come to this? |
A69533 | And that that Church was but one Congregation, or not very many: Else what need the Presbyters take their turns, when they might have done it at once? |
A69533 | And then will you condemn them, and justifie your selves by saying[ why should not the Church be obeyed?] |
A69533 | And was not Alexander( the Colliar) whom he Ordained at Comana, a Bishop, though but of a small Assembly? |
A69533 | And what Bish ● ps shall Antioch have at this day? |
A69533 | And what Government is it that you think we want? |
A69533 | And what a case then would this land( and others) be in? |
A69533 | And what a contempt is it of the blood of Christ, that the purchase made by it should be thus neglected? |
A69533 | And what a kind of Religion is that? |
A69533 | And what a sinful arrogant usurpation is this, for any man to be guilty of? |
A69533 | And what authority had that Council to bind all the Christian world, to all ages? |
A69533 | And what could be more to the shame and hazzard of the Church, then to have it taught and guided by such ignorant unworthy men? |
A69533 | And what fuller evidence would you have that it is not any such Episcopacy whose liberty they exclude, under the name of Prelacy? |
A69533 | And what great harm doth that to the Church? |
A69533 | And what if the Apostles have no Successors? |
A69533 | And what if you think this species best? |
A69533 | And what is it that you would have that''s better? |
A69533 | And what is that Thing? |
A69533 | And what is the Odious harm that these men do among them? |
A69533 | And what is your Office, but your Authority and Obligation to do your work? |
A69533 | And what likelihood, or proof at least, that John did institute them the year that he dyed? |
A69533 | And what number of them must go to be the true witnesses of a Divine Law? |
A69533 | And what shall we do to reconcile their contradictions? |
A69533 | And what should become of poor souls the while your young ones are a training up? |
A69533 | And what then shall we think of that sort of men, that think themselves so good and worthy, as to run on their own heads, without due approbation? |
A69533 | And what was this to true Church- Government? |
A69533 | And where you say, They should not disturb the Church; I answer, Are you so blind that you see not that it is you that disturb the Church? |
A69533 | And who knows not that they both fetcht their chief Motives from experience? |
A69533 | And who shall pay for this, or maintain me in thy service? |
A69533 | And who were these? |
A69533 | And why are we more bound then by the same authority to other Ceremonies then to this? |
A69533 | And why doth not your Laws except from punishment all those that conformed not, that were not wilfull or contemptuous? |
A69533 | And why have we not the Diocess of Paul and Iohn, and Mathew and Thomas, and the rest of the twelve, mentioned, as well of Peter and Iames? |
A69533 | And why is it that the distance must be so great? |
A69533 | And why is not that to be accounted Order in the Church, that is so in all other societies? |
A69533 | And why not all Schismaticks then that are against the Papacy, which is thought by others the best form? |
A69533 | And why plead you for Discipline, and against Toleration, if you so loath the things you plead for? |
A69533 | And why then may not another do it as well as he; or at least, the sillyest man that can read as well as the most able? |
A69533 | And will not this suffice? |
A69533 | And will you separate from us for other mens doings? |
A69533 | And with what confidence can you expect his help, if you Call your selves, and enter not by his Approbation? |
A69533 | And would you not cast them out, whom you would have forsaken? |
A69533 | And would you not have them then cast out? |
A69533 | And ye ● shall we return to the occasion of our misery, and that while we confess it to be a needless thing? |
A69533 | And yet are you afraid that there will be too many? |
A69533 | And yet dost thou reproach me that receive not a groat? |
A69533 | And yet must we have no worship, Ministry, Communion of Saints, or Salvation, because we have only a Parochial and not a Diocesan Episcopacy? |
A69533 | And yet must we have those impotent clamors, with which the writings of Mr. Pierce and other such abound? |
A69533 | And yet must you needs have more work and service, and more souls to answer for? |
A69533 | Are not others more impartial? |
A69533 | Are not the Pastors of the Church most frequently called the Presbyters, or Elders? |
A69533 | Are we not all the Children of one Father? |
A69533 | Are we not in the same Baptismal Covenant with God? |
A69533 | Are we not well without it? |
A69533 | Are we proud for seeking to be Parish Bishops, and do you take it as an empty name or shadow? |
A69533 | Are you strangers in England? |
A69533 | As the old Rimer hath it[ Christus dixit quodam lo ● o; Vos non sic, nec dixit j ● co: dixit sui ● ergo isti Cujus sunt? |
A69533 | Be ye servants of all, and seek to save all, and take on you thus the care of all the Churches, and see who will forbid such an Episcopacy as this? |
A69533 | Because Catholicism is your pretense, consider whether you be not further from it then most people in the world? |
A69533 | Bishops at the first plantation of the Gospel? |
A69533 | Both Pastors and People are Governed by the Magistrate: And what need we more? |
A69533 | But all the question is, Whether these Presidents should be only pro tempore, or durante vita, supposing that they forfeit not the trust? |
A69533 | But first I will lay together some Propositions for decision of the Controversie; How far we are bound to obey mens precepts about Religion? |
A69533 | But how came you to see into the hearts of men, that their non- conformity is wilfull and contemptuous? |
A69533 | But how can I Ioyn with a Minister in prayer, If I know not before hand what he will say, when for ought I know he may pray blasphemy or heresie? |
A69533 | But how do they prove it? |
A69533 | But how prove they the consequence? |
A69533 | But how shall they preach unless they be sent? |
A69533 | But how? |
A69533 | But if he command that we Assemble only at midnight, what should I do then? |
A69533 | But if there must be a difference of judgement in these matters of outward Policy, why should not our hearts be still one? |
A69533 | But if you are unfit, is it not better to forbear? |
A69533 | But if you take this to be your duty, who hath hindered you from it these twelve years? |
A69533 | But in case the Genus is commanded by God, and the Species are equal, may not the Governour limit us to one of the two? |
A69533 | But is it not the Law that is the Rule of Moral Good? |
A69533 | But is it therefore fit that Authority should command it? |
A69533 | But may not Bishops when they Ordain, Delegate what measure of Ministerial Power they please? |
A69533 | But should Authority therefore ensnare the Church with needless Impositions? |
A69533 | But should not men obey Authority in forms and m ● ● ters of indifferency? |
A69533 | But such is the English Episcopacy? |
A69533 | But the Apostles and Evangelists had a larger circuit then a Parish, and therefore so should their Successors have? |
A69533 | But the Church hath antient venerable fo ● ms already; and who may presume to alter them? |
A69533 | But the Consequent will be disowned by those that dispute against us? |
A69533 | But the doubt is ▪ Whether the Episcopacy in question be necessary or profitable thereto? |
A69533 | But the question is not, whether we must have Church- Order? |
A69533 | But the question is, Whether no man be sent that have not humane Ordination? |
A69533 | But there were none such, as is granted: therefore,& c. And what proof is there of Archbishops then? |
A69533 | But to Mr. Pierce; what a bloody perfidious sort of men are they, unfit to live in a Commonwealth? |
A69533 | But what doth your Arguing make against the other Episcopal Divines that are not of the opinion that there were no meer Presbyters in Scripture times? |
A69533 | But what need is there of it? |
A69533 | But what need we further witness then the sad experience of the Church of late? |
A69533 | But what need you form us a new sort of Episcopacy? |
A69533 | But what the better are we for this, if we know not, which they are that are the true Pastors, nor can not possibly come to know it? |
A69533 | But what use is there among us for such Ministers as these, when all the Nations are Converted from Infidelity already? |
A69533 | But what will you take for a Case of Necessity? |
A69533 | But what would you have men do that think there is a Necessity of their labours, and that they have Ministerial abilities? |
A69533 | But what''s this to Government? |
A69533 | But who shall be judge of this Necessity? |
A69533 | But who was it that laid these snares in their way? |
A69533 | But will you not, when it s known so openly, distinguish the Ministerial Power from the secular? |
A69533 | But you will say, What if they do overvalue it as necessary, what danger is in that? |
A69533 | But your first question should be, why you should command, and thus command unprofitable things? |
A69533 | By this the Popish case may be resolved, Whether the Intention of the Priest be necessary to the Validity and success of Sacraments? |
A69533 | Can Episcopacy be transferred by Deputation to another? |
A69533 | Can not you live up to the height of Evangelical Sanctity? |
A69533 | Can one man hear so many hundred as in a day must be before him, if this discipline be faithfully executed? |
A69533 | Can you prove in Scripture that there were any particular Churches or Assemblies for Sacraments and other worship in Villages? |
A69533 | Christ hath appointed you Baptism and the Lords Supper, which signifie the very substance of the Gospel: Can your signs do more? |
A69533 | Consider also what yielding in things lawfull the Scripture recommendeth to us? |
A69533 | Dare you say they were no Christians? |
A69533 | Did ever Cochlaeus, or Bolseck go beyond this man? |
A69533 | Did not the Churches differ till the N ● cene Council about Easter day, and one half went one way, and another half the other way? |
A69533 | Did not these men know that the Church hath alwaies allowed diversity of Rites? |
A69533 | Did the Catholick Church make the English Common- Prayer Book? |
A69533 | Did the numerous Church at Ierusalem ordinarily meet on the Lords dayes for holy communion, or not? |
A69533 | Do I change my Religion, if I read with a pair of spectacles, or if I look towards the South or West, rather then the East& c.? |
A69533 | Do not some of you confess, that Bishops in Scripture- times had no subject Presbyters, and consequently had but a single Congregation? |
A69533 | Do these men believe that there is a day of Iudgement? |
A69533 | Do they not commonly own their former impieties and persecutions? |
A69533 | Do we not know who and what men they are that you have to supply the room with? |
A69533 | Do you indeed take your Dignity and preheminence to be an Article of our Faith? |
A69533 | Do you not know what it is for a man to be driven against his Conscience? |
A69533 | Do you not see how many thousand souls lie still in ignorance, presumption and security for all the number of labourers that we have? |
A69533 | Do you pretend to antiquity, and fly from the Antient Government as none? |
A69533 | Do you set so light by mens everlasting Joy or Torment? |
A69533 | Do you thus think to honour Physitians and Schoolmasters, to the ruine of the people and the Schools? |
A69533 | Doth he regard Rome any more then Eugubium, or Alexandria more then Tanis, for their worldly splendor or priviledges? |
A69533 | Either you are fit for the Ministry, or unfit: if fit; why should you be afraid of tryal? |
A69533 | Else why may we not turn the ten commandments into twenty or a hundred? |
A69533 | Especially in case we doubt of the lawfulness of obeying them? |
A69533 | For how else shall all concur? |
A69533 | For if Episcopacy stand by Divine right, what becomes of these Churches that want it? |
A69533 | For what else is to be done till persons be converted and brought into the Church? |
A69533 | For what is an office but the state of one Obliged and Authorized to do such or such a work? |
A69533 | For what''s the office of a Minister, but[ a state of Obligation aod power to exercise the Ministe ● ial acts?] |
A69533 | For who can have encouragement to enter a calling when he knows not whether indeed he enter upon it or not? |
A69533 | Had Apollo, Titus, Timothy, Silas, Barnabas,& c. none? |
A69533 | Had all the Itinerant converting Ministers of those times none, that were not affixed as Pastors to a particular Church? |
A69533 | Had not the Church a sure Rule, and an happy order, and unity, and peace, before your Common prayer Book or Ceremonies were born? |
A69533 | Had the seventy Disciples none? |
A69533 | Hath Christ by his Spirit instituted Church- offices, and are they now at the Bishops power to transform them? |
A69533 | Hath God brought them down for their own wickedness, and shall we set them up again? |
A69533 | Hath it any that are more Ancient or more venerable then the Scripture? |
A69533 | Hath not God in his word and his works, and his Sacraments, provided sufficient means for our instruction, unless you add your Mystical signs? |
A69533 | Have we not all the same God, the same Redeemer, the same Spirit in us? |
A69533 | Have we not smarted by them late enough already? |
A69533 | Have we not the same holy Scripture for our Rule? |
A69533 | Have you not Consciences your selves? |
A69533 | Have you not liberty to do as the Apostles did? |
A69533 | Have you not sin enough already in breaking the Laws already made, but you must make more Laws and duties, that so you may make more sin? |
A69533 | Hence is the doubt resolved, Whether the Pastor, or Church be first in order of time or Nature? |
A69533 | How can man more arrogantly lift up himself, then by pretending himself to be wiser then his Maker and Redeemer? |
A69533 | How can you more plainly invite men to turn Papists, unless you would do it expresly and with open face? |
A69533 | How can you tell that he that ordained you, did not counterfeit himself to be Ordained? |
A69533 | How dangerously and obstinately do such delude themselves, and think that they are as uprightly religious as the best? |
A69533 | How did the Ancient Churches maintain th ● ir Unity, when Liturgies were in use, and the variety was so great as is commonly known? |
A69533 | How do you know that it pleaseth him to be served by Images, Exorcisms, Crossings, and many pompous Ceremonies? |
A69533 | How far yielded Pa. when he circumcised Timothy? |
A69533 | How had the Church Unity before any of your forms were known? |
A69533 | How hard doth the best man find it to keep up life and seriousness in the constant hearing or speaking of the same words? |
A69533 | How many drunkards, swearers, whoremongers, raylers, Extortioners, scorners at a godly life did swarm in almost every Town and Parish? |
A69533 | How shall we know which are they, and worthy of that name and honor? |
A69533 | I Come now to the Objections of the other side, who will be offended with me for consenting for peace, to so much as I here do? |
A69533 | I ask you then, where was it before the Mass book had a being? |
A69533 | I do not think you will deny this to be your desire, and your purpose, if ever you should have power? |
A69533 | I never pleaded for Lay- elders: If other men erre, will it justifie your error? |
A69533 | I thought you meant a Primus Presbyterorum, or at least, a Ruler of People and Presbyters? |
A69533 | I would be satisfied, whether every mans consent in the world be necessary to the Vniversality, or not? |
A69533 | I would intreat you impartially to try, whether the Primitive Apostolick Episcopacy fixed in particular Churches were not a Parochial Episcopacy? |
A69533 | I would know whether it was by this or by some former generation? |
A69533 | If I think that one man hath no more right then another to a Negative voice, why should I seem to grant it him by my practice? |
A69533 | If a man see another fall down in the streets, shall he refuse to take him up, because he is no Physician? |
A69533 | If by one, then how came that one to have Authority to impose a new Institution on the universal Church? |
A69533 | If from all, what a case are we in, as obliged to receive Contradictions and Heresies? |
A69533 | If from some only, which are they, and how known, and why they rather then the rest? |
A69533 | If he were to plead his own cause, and to speak for himself, would he not say the very same as these Learned, Reverend Disputers do? |
A69533 | If he would spew out of his mouth lukewarm Laodicea, what would he do to such degenerate societies? |
A69533 | If in One, how is it proved that they intended it in that one, and not in the rest? |
A69533 | If it must continue, tell us how long, and tell us why? |
A69533 | If it was the spiritual sword in your hands that kept out Heresies, why did you not keep them out since, as well as then? |
A69533 | If not, then is it lawful now to have any? |
A69533 | If not, then why do the adversaries call us to it? |
A69533 | If not; then how many must consent before we are obliged? |
A69533 | If the Name, is it not a term of Scripture used by the Holy Ghost? |
A69533 | If the Question be, whether such a Ministry be useful in these Dominions, or not? |
A69533 | If then a Parish or Congregational Bishop were a true Bishop, why may he not be so still? |
A69533 | If there be no communion, how is it a Church? |
A69533 | If these are not to be trusted, why should not Bishops themselves be trusted? |
A69533 | If they were Instituted by Bishops after the Scripture was written, was it by one Bishop, or by many? |
A69533 | If this be odious, why was it used by the Bishops? |
A69533 | If this be your Religion, I may ask you, where was your Religion before Luther? |
A69533 | If yea, then why may we not have Bishops in the Countreys without Scripture example, as well as Churches? |
A69533 | If you ask, What Power shall these stated Presidents have? |
A69533 | If you say in the Mass book( and what else can you say?) |
A69533 | If you say that these present Ceremonies are not burdensome; I aske, why then were those of Gods institution burdensome? |
A69533 | If you say, why should we not be obeyed in ind ● fferent things? |
A69533 | If you say, why then do the Bishops desire it, if flesh and blood be against it? |
A69533 | If you see the enemy at the Walls, will you not give the City warning, because you are not a Watch- man, or on the Guard? |
A69533 | If you see the poor naked, may no one make them cloaths but a Taylor? |
A69533 | If you will needs suspect the Protestant Ministers of partiality: what ground of suspicion have you of them that were no Ministers? |
A69533 | If your Episcopal Power be of Divine appointment, why may you not trust to a Divine assistance as well as others, that you think are not of God? |
A69533 | In the Bibliotheca Patrum how many Liturgies have they given us? |
A69533 | Is any sick among you? |
A69533 | Is it Possible then for him to watch over them, or to understand the quality of the person and fact? |
A69533 | Is it a design beseeming an humble man, a Christian, a sober man, to find out a new way of making Ministers now in the end of the world? |
A69533 | Is it a great abomination to exhort and direct men to preach, and pray, and praise God,&? |
A69533 | Is it any wonder th ● n if many of them be lost? |
A69533 | Is it because they do not Preach? |
A69533 | Is it because you have no confidence in any Arm but flesh? |
A69533 | Is it by bare commanding? |
A69533 | Is it from all or some only? |
A69533 | Is it good in them, and bad in others? |
A69533 | Is it honour that you contend for, or labour and service to the Church? |
A69533 | Is it not bad enough to equalize your selves with him, unless you exalt your selves above him? |
A69533 | Is it not known that the Presbyterian Government hath been exercised in London, in Lancashire, and in many Counties, these many years? |
A69533 | Is it not possible for the succeeding Bishops to err and mistake the Apostles Intentions? |
A69533 | Is it not the felicity and glory of the Church which you object as an inconvenience or reproach? |
A69533 | Is it the Name or the Thing, which they so abhor? |
A69533 | Is it to Rule the Presbyters only? |
A69533 | Is it to Teach or Rule the people of the particular Churches? |
A69533 | Is not this the controversie? |
A69533 | Is the Catholike Church confined to this party? |
A69533 | Is the Power desirable to us, if the Ordinance were not desirable to the Church? |
A69533 | Is the Primitive pattern of purity and simplicity become so vile in your eyes, as to be inconsistent with Christian Communion? |
A69533 | Is there nothing Positive odious in Presbyterie? |
A69533 | Is this Humility? |
A69533 | Is this a sign of a son of God, that is tender of his honour and interest? |
A69533 | It is Christ that hath given his Ministers their Power, and that for Edification: and who is he that may presume to take it from them? |
A69533 | It is as if you set a Schoolmaster to teach ten or twenty thousand Schollars? |
A69533 | It is not in your Power to shut us out; And will you not be there, if we be there? |
A69533 | It is schism that we detest, and would draw you from, or else what need we say so much for Concord and Communion? |
A69533 | It is the desire of our souls, that no able useful man may be laid by, however differing in smaller matters, or controversies of policy? |
A69533 | It s one thing to ask whether it be necessary, profitable, or lawfull to Impose them? |
A69533 | It seems man did not Institute them; for why may they not alter their own institutions? |
A69533 | May an Apostle Excommunicate the very Pastor of the place, and deprive him? |
A69533 | May an Apostle charge the people where he comes to avoid this or that seducer or heretick? |
A69533 | May not a man disuse them without separating from the Church? |
A69533 | Moreover, how do they prove that ever the Apostles gave power to the Bishops to institute the order of Presbyterie? |
A69533 | Must a Physitian be bound to give all his Patients one kind of dyet? |
A69533 | Must the Churches have no Peace but on your imposed terms? |
A69533 | Must they be tyed to a Parish now, because they were Bishops only of a Parish in Scripture- times? |
A69533 | Must they have one way, and we another? |
A69533 | Must they not be needs untaught? |
A69533 | Must we be unchristened, unchurcht and damned, for not obeying, when we have none to obey, or none that calls for our obedience? |
A69533 | Nay do they not destroy the work, wh ● le they quarrel for the doing of it, for the honor sake? |
A69533 | Nay more, if you will give this President a Negative vote, in Ordination and Iurisdiction, who will hinder you? |
A69533 | No man of this age doth know the Apostles hearts but by some sign: what then is the revelation that Proveth this Intention? |
A69533 | No nor once so much as name them? |
A69533 | No one I am confident; Tell us whoever suffered for so doing? |
A69533 | Nor how far( as to the Matter of their work and power) their office shall extend, and of what Species it shall be? |
A69533 | Nor whether it shall be the duty of such qualified persons to seek the office? |
A69533 | Nor whether the Scripture shall be their constant universal Canon? |
A69533 | Nor whether there shall be a Ministry or no Ministry? |
A69533 | Nor whether we must have Discipline, but whether it must be only theirs? |
A69533 | Now the Question between us is, Whether this was well done or not? |
A69533 | O what a burden do they take upon them ▪ and what a dreadful danger do they run into? |
A69533 | O wonderful, that ever this should become a Controversie among men, that vilifie others as unlearned and unwise in comparison of them? |
A69533 | Or at least that he was not ordained by an unordained man? |
A69533 | Or can all these people be perswaded without the Magistrates sword to travail so far to answer for their impiety? |
A69533 | Or did ever any General Council authorize it? |
A69533 | Or do you not know what abundance we have that in one Parish are every week scandalous, by drunkenness, cursing, swearing, railing, or such like? |
A69533 | Or do you think there will be any Discord where Love is Perfected, and we are One in God? |
A69533 | Or hath God left any imperfection in his institutions for your Ceremonies to supply? |
A69533 | Or how could you gratifie Papists more? |
A69533 | Or if every School had a Schoolmaster in your Forefathers dayes, will you say, there shall be but one in your dayes, in a whole County? |
A69533 | Or if they had indeed done this, would none regard it, nor remember i ●, so much as to resist the sin? |
A69533 | Or is a greater number more desirable? |
A69533 | Or is it a desirable thing? |
A69533 | Or rather, whether it be tyed to the Bishop of many Churches( as you would have it:) that is, Whether Ordination belong to Archbishops only? |
A69533 | Or whether all men are discharged from this labour and service on whom such Prelates do not Impose it? |
A69533 | Or will you be partiall? |
A69533 | Or will you not exercise the Primitive Episcopacy on Consenters ▪ because you have not the sword to force Dissenters? |
A69533 | Put the controversie truly as it is, Whether it be lawful for the Bishop of one Church with his Prebytery to Ordain? |
A69533 | Quam eandem sententiam Medina vester Patribus pariter omnibus tribuit — Quid ex his, inquies? |
A69533 | Quid dicam? |
A69533 | Shall it still continue, or would you have it healed? |
A69533 | Should Rome be so much gratified? |
A69533 | Should we laugh or weep at such a man as this? |
A69533 | So also when some have been hotly condemning us as being against Bishops, I ask them what a Bishop is? |
A69533 | Some tell me that Presbyterie is the Government of the Church without Bishops: And is it only the Negation of your Prelacy that is the odious thing? |
A69533 | THat Government which unavoidably causeth separations and divisions in the Church, is not ● o be restored under any pretence of its Order and Peace? |
A69533 | Tell us plainly what you mean by a Bishop? |
A69533 | The Fifth DISPUTATION: Of Humane CEREMONIES: Whether they are necessary, or profitable to the Church, and how far they may be imposed or observed? |
A69533 | The Papists that differ among themselves about these points, can yet hold Communion in one Church: and can not you with us? |
A69533 | The good man hearing these scornful words, it struck into his mind to know who that Alexander the Collier was? |
A69533 | They had men enough to make Deacons of, even s ● ven in a 〈 ◊ 〉: And who will believe then that they could find none to make such Elders of? |
A69533 | They take it to be intolerable confusion to have diversity in these things: what say they? |
A69533 | Thus also it is that they put off family prayer, and ask,[ Where are they bound to pray in their family Morning and Evening?] |
A69533 | To this I have given him an Answer in my Key for Catholicks, where he shall see whether Papists or Protestants are for King- killing? |
A69533 | Try whether I have not proved it before? |
A69533 | V. Whether Humane Ceremonies be Necessary or Profitable to the Church? |
A69533 | WHether a stinted Liturgy or Form of worship be a desirable means for the peace of these Churches? |
A69533 | WHether humane Ceremonies be Necessary or Profitable to the Church? |
A69533 | WHether it be Necessary or Profitable to the right Order or the Peace of the Churches of England, that we restore the extruded Episcopacy? |
A69533 | Was it in one degree of subordination of Officers only, or in all, that the Apostles suited the Ecclesiasticall Government to the Civil? |
A69533 | Was not Stephen or Philip sufficiently qualified to have been a subject Elder? |
A69533 | Was not great Gregory of Naocesarea a Bishop with his seventeen souls? |
A69533 | Was there no Church- Government before the dayes of Constantine the Emperour? |
A69533 | Was there such a Ministry, or such love and concord, or such a godly people under them in the Prelates reign? |
A69533 | We are all now at Liberty what Gesture we will use in singing Psalms,& c. and is here any discord hence arising? |
A69533 | Were there in the Territories persons enough to make many Assemblies, or only so few as might travel to, and joyn with the City Assembly? |
A69533 | Were they given only to Apostles for themselves, or to convey to others? |
A69533 | What Magistrate forceth men to obey the Presbyteries now in England, Scotland, or many other places? |
A69533 | What Persecution do they suffer that are known( above others of their way?) |
A69533 | What Power have Bishops, and whence did they receive it, to change the Office of Christs institution, or his Apostles? |
A69533 | What a number of Bishops would you have, if every Parish- Priest were a Bishop? |
A69533 | What a perverse preposterous Reverence is this? |
A69533 | What abominable thing is imposed by the Directory? |
A69533 | What abundance of observations do the Iesuites, Franciscans, Dominicans, Benedictines, Carth ● sians, and others differ in? |
A69533 | What bitter quarrels are there between the most eminent of all the Fathers and Bishops of the Church? |
A69533 | What confusion will be brought into the Church if Pastors be not obeyed in things lawfull? |
A69533 | What could the enemy of the Church say worse? |
A69533 | What could the most Schismatical Papist say more? |
A69533 | What excellent things doth Thuanus speak of the Presbyterians or Calvinists? |
A69533 | What form and proportion the Temple where we meet shall have, is left to men: whether we shall preach in a Pulpit? |
A69533 | What if all the Churches that have no Prelates were unchurched? |
A69533 | What if he read his prayers, and I say mine without book; or what if he pray in white, and I in black? |
A69533 | What if it be wholesome? |
A69533 | What if these things had all been commanded by a General Council? |
A69533 | What is a City to God any more then a Village, that for it he should make so partial an institution? |
A69533 | What is a Papist if this be none? |
A69533 | What is a Pastor, but the guide of a Congregation in the worship of God? |
A69533 | What man of honour and wit among you, will give every man leave to be your Steward, that hath but folly and pride enough to think himself fit for it? |
A69533 | What need we any more ado? |
A69533 | What personal communion can they have that know not nor see not one aonther? |
A69533 | What power shall such have? |
A69533 | What proportion is there in this way of Government, that an hundred or fifty men shall have as many Governours as a Million? |
A69533 | What then are we arrived at, that have forsaken the whole Church herein? |
A69533 | What want you for the exciting of dull affections, that God hath not provided you already? |
A69533 | What want you in order to the Teaching of our understandings? |
A69533 | What work can you Name that these Elders are appointed to, that by your Confession is not to be done? |
A69533 | What''s Pride and arrogancy, if this be not? |
A69533 | What''s wanting here to make a Sacrament? |
A69533 | What, say they, shall we not keep a Day for Christs Nativity? |
A69533 | Whence had you your Power? |
A69533 | Where hath God set you on such a work, or given you any such commission? |
A69533 | Whether Humane Ceremonies be Necessary or Profitable to the Church? |
A69533 | Whether a stinted Liturgie or Form of Worship be a desireable means for the Peace of these Churches? |
A69533 | Whether a stinted Liturgy, or form of Worship, be a desirable means for the Peace of these Churches? |
A69533 | Whether and how far Church Government is jure Divino?] |
A69533 | Whether bound, or in a Role? |
A69533 | Whether humane ceremonies be necessary or profitable to the church? |
A69533 | Whether it be Necessary or Profitable to the right Order or Peace of the Churches of England, that we Restore the extruded Episcopacy? |
A69533 | Whether it be Necessary or Profitable to the right order or the Peace of the Churches of England that we restore the extruded Episcopacy? |
A69533 | Whether it be necessary or profitable to the right order or peace of the churches of England, that we restore the extruded episcopacy? |
A69533 | Whether only Episcopi gregis, or also Episcopi Episcoporum gregis? |
A69533 | Whether the Gospel shall be preached or no, whether Churches shall be Congregate or no, whether they shall be taught or governed or no? |
A69533 | Which is it that is called by them the Catholick Church? |
A69533 | Who can doubt of this? |
A69533 | Who laid the Churches peace upon your inventions? |
A69533 | Who more ignorant of the Sacraments, then they that rail at them that fit in the act of receiving? |
A69533 | Who more ignorant of the doctrine of the Gospel? |
A69533 | Who were they that rose up against the Bishops, and pulled them down, if there were Unity under them, as you pretend? |
A69533 | Who would have attended your Courts, or submitted to your censures, had it not been for fear of the Secular power? |
A69533 | Who would have thought that those that seemed to disown Recusancy, and persecuted Separatists, should have come to this? |
A69533 | Whoever among us did either swear to, or disobey such Bishops as Bishop Usher there assureth us were the Bishops of the antient Churches? |
A69533 | Why blame you Lay- chancellors, Registers, Proctors,& c. when you set up Lay- elders? |
A69533 | Why did you pull down that which was well planted, and now pretend to commend a better to us? |
A69533 | Why how can there be too many, when people will imploy no more then they need? |
A69533 | Why may not a few of Christs institution, full and clear, that have a promise of his blessing, serve turn without the additions of mens froathy wits? |
A69533 | Why must the Church have no peace but upon such terms? |
A69533 | Why then do you make your selves more work? |
A69533 | Why then do you pretend to follow the Church of England, which Mr. Hickman hath shewed you plainly that you desert? |
A69533 | Why then is there such a distance? |
A69533 | Why then was it never in the Creed? |
A69533 | Why was this, but because they had not many places to celeb ● ate in? |
A69533 | Why what will that do on dissenters that disobey? |
A69533 | Will it not content you that you have freedom your selves to do that which seemeth best in your own eyes, unless all others be of your opinion? |
A69533 | Will they ever be yielded to by so many Churches? |
A69533 | Will they not tell us, we have somewhat else to do? |
A69533 | Will they turn Schismaticks that have spoken against Schismaticks so much? |
A69533 | Will you be fiercer against us then the Iesuites against the Dominicans? |
A69533 | Will you not be confounded before God, when these Questions must be answered? |
A69533 | Will you say, If that will not down with him, he shall have none: let him die? |
A69533 | Will you see the field lost for a point of Order, because you will not do the work of a Commander? |
A69533 | Will your Ceremonies come after and teach us better then all these Means of God will do? |
A69533 | Would no Chu ● ch hold their own, and bear witness against the corruption and innovations of the rest? |
A69533 | Would no Church or no persons in the world, contend for the retention of the Apostolical institutions? |
A69533 | Would they not ruine the Church and do as they have done, if they had power? |
A69533 | Would you have a Directory for Prayer, Confession and Thanksgiving? |
A69533 | Would you have a stated day for Gospel- worship in Commemoration of the work of our Redemption? |
A69533 | Would you have denyed Communion to the Apostles and all the Primitive Church for some hundreds of years, that never used your Book of Common Prayer? |
A69533 | Would you have exciting mystical instituted signs? |
A69533 | Would you have forms of Words for Prayer and Praise? |
A69533 | Would you have it go with us to Eternity? |
A69533 | Would you have men forced to acknowledge and submit to your Episcopacy? |
A69533 | Would you have men taught by a Form of words? |
A69533 | Would you have plain Teaching in season and out of season? |
A69533 | Would you know the difference? |
A69533 | Would you not have a chief Schoolmaster in every School, or Town, for fear the Land should be pestered or overwhelmed with School- masters? |
A69533 | Yea in the s ● me Nation, why may not several congregations have the liberty of differing in a few indifferent ceremonies? |
A69533 | Yea or give them leave to do it, without his commission? |
A69533 | Yea or whether many such Associated may Ordain? |
A69533 | You do all this for Peace with Episcopal Divines: and where is there any of them that is worthy so studious a Pacification? |
A69533 | You would have Liberty your selves now to use a Liturgy: And why should not others have Liberty to disuse it? |
A69533 | You would not so contemptuously cast away mens lives: and will you so contemptuously cast away their souls? |
A69533 | [ Vis ergo me exerte dicere quid sentiam de postremo Grotii libro? |
A69533 | [ Wherefore if ye be dead with Christ from the rudiments of the world, why as though living in the world are ye subject to Ordinances? |
A69533 | [ Whether the Order of subject Presbyters might lawfully be created by Bishops or any humane Power? |
A69533 | and Ireneus pleads this against Victors temerity in excommunicating the Asian Churches? |
A69533 | and Sacraments administred or no? |
A69533 | and Salvation to this Chunch? |
A69533 | and another whether it be necessary or lawfull to use them when commanded? |
A69533 | and are not their Laws to us as the word of God, and that word insufficient? |
A69533 | and are we not in the same universal Church, and of the same Religion? |
A69533 | and be delivered in? |
A69533 | and but Customary Christians that come thither? |
A69533 | and by what Scripture Reasons do they prove it? |
A69533 | and consequently nothing Good or Evill, but as Conform or Disconform to the Law? |
A69533 | and for thousands that he never sees or hears of? |
A69533 | and how highly doth he extol the most of their Leaders or Teachers whom he mentioneth? |
A69533 | and if so, Whether they must be Bishops of single Churches, as our Parishes are, or a multitude of Churches, as Diocess ● s are? |
A69533 | and if you never received more, why should you use it?] |
A69533 | and is it them, or is it the Presbyters? |
A69533 | and long to be reconciled to them, with whom you must there so harmoniously accord? |
A69533 | and maintain brotherly Charity, and such a correspondency, as may conduce to our mutual preservation and edification? |
A69533 | and might have had him so many years more if death had not cut him off? |
A69533 | and so can not obey them in faith? |
A69533 | and so that assisting Ruled Presbyters were then needless? |
A69533 | and take each other for the Churches of Christ? |
A69533 | and that a Bishop and an Altar are made correlatives? |
A69533 | and that is, whether we shall give up our Countries to the Dev ● l or no? |
A69533 | and the souls of millions cast away, and sacrificed to your opinions, or Peace? |
A69533 | and to force them to that which will not down with them? |
A69533 | and unless this were so, whence came it else, that a Schismatical Bishop was said constituere or collocare aliud Altare? |
A69533 | and what a case would you bring this Nation in? |
A69533 | and what grape the wine shall be made of? |
A69533 | and what shall be its shape? |
A69533 | and what sort of Bishops it is that they mean? |
A69533 | and what vessell it shall stand in? |
A69533 | and when all this was done at the first plantation of the Gospel? |
A69533 | and whether he be the fittest person( or fit at least) for the particular charge to which he is called? |
A69533 | and whether he engage not himself in a course of sin, and be not guilty as Vzza of medling with the Ark unlawfully? |
A69533 | and whether the Order of Bishops might lawfully be created for the avoiding of Schism by the consent of Presbyters? |
A69533 | and which of them are you hence obliged to honour for their works sake? |
A69533 | and who required this at your hands? |
A69533 | and why should men trouble the peace of the Church? |
A69533 | and will not rather choose your Stewards your selves? |
A69533 | and will you not be reconciled, nor dwell with us in Heaven? |
A69533 | and yet Polycarp and the B ● shop of Rome held communion for all their differences? |
A69533 | as if all the Ministers from the Apostles dayes till now, had come in at a wrong door, and wanted a true Calling? |
A69533 | before King Edwards daies? |
A69533 | but whether it must be theirs, and none but theirs? |
A69533 | is a Parish Bishoprick so great a prize for our Ambition, and yet is it so contemptible to yours? |
A69533 | may we not yet give each other the right hand of fellowship? |
A69533 | must I needs exercise or press a Gesture, vesture or such Ceremonie, when I see it tendeth to the destruction of my flock? |
A69533 | must I therefore be guilty of his death by denying him my necessary help, because the Magistrate forbiddeth me? |
A69533 | must all think so, or else be Schismaticks? |
A69533 | nay how is his Law perfect else that doth omit it? |
A69533 | no communion of Saints, but with the separating party of the Prelates? |
A69533 | or Metropolitans by Bishops?] |
A69533 | or how many of you have they admonished? |
A69533 | or of Magistrates to promote such and put them on? |
A69533 | or of a Holy Gracious soul? |
A69533 | or only, no Divine Sacrament? |
A69533 | or that his Predecessors were not so? |
A69533 | or the Duty of the People to seek and choose such, or of Pastors to ordain such? |
A69533 | or to be examined by him in order to a baptism or Lords supper? |
A69533 | or was it nothing but Ceremonial which Coppinger,& c. designed against the lives of the whole privy Council, and against the person of the Queen? |
A69533 | or was prohibited, or any way hindered from it by any force? |
A69533 | or what if he kneel in receiving the Eucharist, and I sit or stand? |
A69533 | or whether the Bishops of single Churches may not suffice, at least as to the Being of our office? |
A69533 | or yet that Christian Religion was one thing then, and another thing now? |
A69533 | shall one use one gesture, and another use another? |
A69533 | shall they depose the Bishops or Presbyters that disobey them? |
A69533 | shall we be so unreverent as not to kneel when we receive,& c? |
A69533 | shall we so soon be turning back to Aegypt? |
A69533 | that live not together, nor worship God together? |
A69533 | to the Reformed Pastor, that the Power of Discipline was given them?] |
A69533 | were not Bishop Usher, Andrews, Davenant, Hall, and others of their mind, as learned pious men as any whose Authority you can urge against them? |
A69533 | were not Cartwright, and Travers, and Wentworth, and Egerton, and other Presbyterian Ministers privy to the plot?] |
A69533 | were the then Bishops in England that consented in that work, the whole Church of Christ on earth? |
A69533 | were we not well enough before? |
A69533 | what confusion will this be? |
A69533 | what vessel the Bread shall be put in? |
A69533 | what will not be a Controversie among learned men? |
A69533 | when all that all of us can do is too little, what would be done if so many and such were laid aside? |
A69533 | where we shall read? |
A69533 | whether a cup, or other like vessel? |
A69533 | whether it shall be round, or long, or square? |
A69533 | whether it shall have rails, or no rails? |
A69533 | whether it shall stand in the East or West end of the Temple, or the middle? |
A69533 | whether many Churches shall use one and the same form of words, or various? |
A69533 | whether of silver, wood, or pewter,& c? |
A69533 | whether our Sermons, and Catechisms, and Confessions of faith, shall be a studied or prescribed form of words, or the matter and method only studied? |
A69533 | whether our premeditated prayers shall be expressed in our own words, or such as are prescribed us by others? |
A69533 | whether such forms shall be expressed in Scripture words or not? |
A69533 | whether the Bread be of wheat or other convenient grain? |
A69533 | whether we shall receive the Lords supper at a Table, or in our seats, and whether the Table shall be of wood or stone? |
A69533 | whether we shall sing the Psalms of David, or compose any Evangelical Hymns our selves? |
A69533 | which you will except? |
A69533 | why else do all the most obstina ● ely wicked maligne us as their enemies, though we never did them wrong? |
A69533 | why should such a diversity be of Power to endanger the dissolving of the bond of brotherhood? |
A69533 | why what is that but to perswade the people, and Authoritatively require them, to avoid ▪ and withdraw from such a Pastor, if the Cause be manifest? |
A69533 | why would you disturb our peace, to please the adversaries? |
A69533 | will you still make things indifferent, necessary? |
A69533 | will you therefore uncharitably refuse communion with them? |
A69533 | would you have denyed the Apostles their liberty herein? |
A69533 | yea and the most ungodly too? |
A69533 | yea because we work not in possibilities? |
A69533 | yea who can? |
A69533 | 〈 ◊ 〉 they not meer formalists and enemies to practical Godliness? |