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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A85702 | and who a Pestilent Fellow, and a mover of Sedition but Paul? |
A92812 | Must your peaceable Subjects be judged Rioters, whilst many unpeaceable ones( such as Swearers and Drunkards) are freed from that judgement? |
A92812 | O King, when we remember these things, we are ready to say( not why was the Kings Proclamation so hasty, but) why was the extention thereof so large? |
A92812 | Shall the Righteous suffer with the Wicked? |
A61911 | and how few( if any) have been prosecuted upon those two Proclamations, and what Multitudes upon the other? |
A26844 | And are not such unparallel''d Villanies enough to un- Christian the stoutest Professors in the world? |
A26844 | But what need words be multiplyed when deeds cry out so loud? |
A26844 | But''t is utterly improbable, that these Assassines were Indians, for had they been strangers, what needed any disguise? |
A26844 | Dares any man affirm the Anabaptists to be Christians? |
A26844 | what a sad house is here? |
A33892 | And now what is man that you should trust in him, or the sons of men that you should regard them, and forget me, saith the Lord? |
A33892 | And why is all this come to pass? |
A33892 | And you have not considered the evil day that is to come upon all the Inhabitants of the Earth: Why had you not seen? |
A33892 | But will all this awake you? |
A33892 | HOW is my bowels filled with grief, and my heart compassed about with sorrow? |
A33892 | What advantage is it unto you, that you set your selves against me, and devise mischief against my chosen? |
A33892 | What do you reap unto your selves to make peace with your enemies, to destroy my Heritage? |
A33892 | Why do you not break off your sins by repentance, and turn unto me( saith the Lord) that I may heal your backslidings, and wash away your sins? |
A33892 | Why had you not beheld my goings out in my Servants in this day, even amongst all the Sons of men? |
A33892 | Will all this make you to consider? |
A57644 | * reduce and bring the whole world under the subjection of their doctrine? |
A57644 | But what followed? |
A57644 | Ipse ego qui propriâ cuncta baec vi ● tute creabam Quaeris quot simus? |
A57644 | O Goodman King, where is now the Community of goods and provisions which your Religion holds forth? |
A57644 | Quis qu ● ● ● o hic Sartor nudus qui deperit? |
A57644 | Quo non fastus abit? |
A57644 | These were his thoughts of Novatus, which what wise man but will allow us to attribute to our Novators? |
A57644 | To that, I and the Father are one, they were used to retort thus, Doth the unity in this place denote co- essencie? |
A57644 | What should the Magistrate do? |
A57644 | eternal happinesse? |
A57644 | fear of God? |
A57644 | ille Quî rogo ● ● ruentis nomine dignus ● ● at? |
A57644 | quid non Rex impius audet? |
A57644 | take these away, where is Faith? |
A57644 | to Isaac? |
A57644 | to Israel and to his old people, confirmed by a league so solemnly made? |
A57644 | where are his often promises to Abraham? |
A91797 | And how shall the lesser voyce in the Church cast out the greater, if they sin? |
A91797 | And if we must believe contrary to our translation, because you that know the originall say so;( what is this but an implicit faith,& so human?) |
A91797 | And what is the reason you agree not among your selves about the minde of the Spirit of God in his Word? |
A91797 | But are there other means and helps to the understanding the Scriptures without Greek and Hebrew? |
A91797 | Can no Writer, if he pleaseth, write contrary to his copy? |
A91797 | How can Christ, as he is God, be the Son of God in respect of his eternall generation any more then the Father is his Son by eternall generation? |
A91797 | I demand, when do Infants come under the Covenant? |
A91797 | Now can one be under the covenant, and under grace, and under wrath at one and the same time? |
A91797 | See, can you find another covenant whereof Baptisme and the Supper are the seals of it? |
A91797 | What is it to be holy? |
A91797 | What, are they worser then Heathen Emperours and Magistrates? |
A91797 | can they not be prevailed with, to yeeld that the Gospel should be preached to prisoners? |
A91797 | doth he not set them herein above Christ himself? |
A91797 | is''t possible? |
A91797 | or when their parents are converted? |
A91797 | or when they are born? |
A91797 | when they are conceived? |
A62869 | 16. what a ridiculous conceit is this? |
A62869 | 48. though they are as mean and contemptible as a little child? |
A62869 | And are not their wives, and servants, hewers of wood, and drawers of water? |
A62869 | And shall we presume to do more without any warrant of his, even to admit them into his visible Church by Baptism? |
A62869 | And yet they were in covenant in his sense before, even the whole Nation? |
A62869 | Answ: Where doth Christ ever bid us receive little children in age? |
A62869 | Are all these in covenant with God? |
A62869 | At which words it is true, I said, and that justly, O how unhappy are the People that are seduced with these Toys, Are you not ashamed? |
A62869 | But doth Mr. Cragg think we must take that for true, which Protestants and Papists do avow without any proof from Scripture? |
A62869 | But how doth it appear that{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman} signifies properly a young child? |
A62869 | Does Mr. Cragg think that the unbelieving Jews had the promise? |
A62869 | Doth Christ no more but take them up in his arms, lay his hands on them, and bless them? |
A62869 | Doth he know they were hypocrites? |
A62869 | For how were they Martyrs who testified nothing concerning Christ? |
A62869 | God thereby judged against infant- sprinkling? |
A62869 | How doth he know they were believers by outward assent and not by inward? |
A62869 | How doth he prove they were believers infants? |
A62869 | How should children be received but by providing Nurses? |
A62869 | I reply 1. if they were by disposition, how were they not by inward assent? |
A62869 | If it were, How was the Remedy as large as the Disease? |
A62869 | Is this a thing fit to entertain an infant with? |
A62869 | Jewes were baptized upon an incompleat repentance, when the text expressely saith, Then they that gladly received the word were baptized? |
A62869 | May not we this way as well decide for Antipaedobaptists as against them? |
A62869 | Now what is it to be admitted into the Covenant, but to be admitted to the promise or participation of the Covenant? |
A62869 | Or doth he think that Christs bloud was not avenged on them? |
A62869 | Or that the errour of Antiscripturians should spring from that tenet which doth so strictly insist on the Scripture? |
A62869 | Should not the multitude of words be answered? |
A62869 | Should thy lies( or devices) make men hold their peace? |
A62869 | The Text makes it to belong neither to parents nor children, but those that God cals? |
A62869 | To that of the verb of the present tense answer is before How doth Mr. Cragg prove that their children they had were young children? |
A62869 | What act did they shew which expressed outward assent to the acknowledgement of Christ as their Lord? |
A62869 | Where did he ever send them, that they might be received in his name? |
A62869 | Which it is said they had before? |
A62869 | Will any believe that from the tenet which doth so stifly maintain an Ordinance should spring the errour of being above Ordinances? |
A62869 | Would he have us receive them in his Name, and yet not receive them into his visible Church,& c? |
A62869 | Ye are circumcised with Circumcision made without hands, How is that? |
A62869 | and should a man full of talk be justified? |
A62869 | and when thou mockest, shall no man make thee ashamed? |
A62869 | and would be have all put out of his visible Church? |
A62869 | or that child is analogum to old and young? |
A62869 | or that he took that as a sufficient qualification for baptism, and yet required more as previous to it? |
A62869 | would Christ have us provide Nurses for little children? |
A62871 | 10. v. 1. desire, and pray for their conversion? |
A62871 | A saving Faith; Must then a saving Faith be the rule of our Baptism? |
A62871 | But I beseech you consider what Faith it is that is here meant? |
A62871 | C. He enquired where? |
A62871 | C. He replyed; at Ross you found fault with me for that translation, asking me, was I wiser than the translators? |
A62871 | C. To which was replyed; what is this to an Infant of dayes, or a child dying a hundred years old? |
A62871 | C. What fallacie? |
A62871 | His Servants, his Children; for can we imagine so many families without a child? |
A62871 | How can Infants be received in Christs Name, if they belong not visibly to him, and his Church? |
A62871 | Nay, doth Christ account it a receiving of himself, and shall we then refuse to receive them, or acknowledge them the subjects of his visible Kingdom? |
A62871 | Now the Quaere will be, what belief is here meant? |
A62871 | Now the Quaere will be, what is meant by every Creature? |
A62871 | Pelagius asks Austin where he places infants Baptized? |
A62871 | Quo teneam vultus mutantem Protea nodo? |
A62871 | T. Here is nothing to answer, is it not in the sixt verse, Who so shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me? |
A62871 | T. Mr. Tombes Asked what that was? |
A62871 | T. O how unhappy are the people that are seduced with these toyes, are you not ashamed? |
A62871 | T. That''s Latine( sayes Mr. T.) what do you understand by it? |
A62871 | T. What are these called{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}? |
A62871 | T. What have they to doe to alter any thing from the form of Christs institution? |
A62871 | T. Where? |
A62871 | T. Wherein? |
A62871 | The Anabaptists that night, and especially the next morning, triumphed, saying, where are your Champions now? |
A62871 | Vaughan, Henry, Sir, 1587?-1659? |
A62871 | Well then, doth Christ take Children in his armes, and would he have them all put out of his visible Church? |
A62871 | Why, tempt yee God, and put a yoak upon the neck of the Disciples? |
A62871 | Ye are circumcised with circumcision made without hands; How is that? |
A62871 | may they not be Gods sons by adoption, and their own by naturall generation? |
A62871 | so much lament their incredulitie? |
A62871 | were they not believers? |
A62871 | when they have sowed Darnel, and Cockle, may not we weed them out? |
A62871 | whether the believing yoak- fellow might live in the enjoying and use of the unbelieving yoak- fellow? |
A62871 | will it not follow then that whosoever refuseth them, refuseth Christ, and him that sent him? |
A62871 | would he have us receive them in his Name, and yet not to receive them into his visible Church, nor as his Disciples? |
A12284 | 1.16, is he not therfore an agent in Christs death? |
A12284 | 1.44, and can he not also work grace, faith, holynesse in infants? |
A12284 | 3, 8, how then can we know heavenly things? |
A12284 | 3.17& c. If they can not fall into them, doth the Lord use words in vain? |
A12284 | 4, 11, and should it be set upon unbeleevers, vvhich had no righteousnes ▪ no faith? |
A12284 | 4. if any should trifle and say, What is that to us? |
A12284 | 6 If no man elect, can fall from his election by committing of any of these sinnes, then to what end is repentance taught? |
A12284 | Ainsworth, Henry, 1571- 1622? |
A12284 | Ainsworth, Henry, 1571- 1622? |
A12284 | And if infants had such a seale under the promise of the Gospell: how should it with any colour be denied now under the performance of that promise? |
A12284 | And what sin is is there that des ● rveth not hell? |
A12284 | And what understand they by their spirits? |
A12284 | And why? |
A12284 | And ● i d he doe this against his vvil? |
A12284 | And, why should it be thought incredible that God should worke faith in infants? |
A12284 | Ans What of this? |
A12284 | Bu ● what sense then will they make of the last branch of the verse, That they might be made manifest, that they were not all of us? |
A12284 | But do these vain man think by such sophistry to escape the damnation of hell? |
A12284 | But vvho vvill beleeue this their dreame? |
A12284 | But what would they infer upon it? |
A12284 | But why doth the one Evangelist say send us, and an other, suffer us? |
A12284 | Could Adam haue been tempted to sin, if God had not given Satan leaue to tempt? |
A12284 | Could he haue fallen, if God had not left him to himselfe? |
A12284 | Could they not be elected of the father, before they were sealed by the holy Ghost? |
A12284 | Doe they not know that after death commeth judgement, and that by the law? |
A12284 | Esay 45 7, Amos 3 6. Who but he prepareth death and hell for sinners? |
A12284 | For how should Adams sin bring all his posteritie unto death, but by their guilt in Adams sinne? |
A12284 | How commeth this to passe? |
A12284 | How many vvrestings and vvindings are in these mens vvords? |
A12284 | If Adam for his own sin was not condemned to hell without remedy, shall any of his posteritie be sent to hell without remedy, and that for his sin? |
A12284 | If any man aske vvith Nicodemus, how can these things be? |
A12284 | If it sealed not to men righteousnesse of faith, what sealed it? |
A12284 | If they were not baptised with water, vvhat other liquour were they baptised in? |
A12284 | Is every faithfull man Abraham? |
A12284 | Is not this to make Gods promise to him, vaine? |
A12284 | It is true, that the vvord Children often meaneth men of understanding: but meaneth it not infants also? |
A12284 | Or shall their mis doing which is in them voluntarie, and not caused of God, be imputed to him? |
A12284 | Secondly, they erre in d ● nying absolutely that God vvilleth the death of a sinner, else hovv should God judge the vvorld? |
A12284 | This is a frivolous limitation: did Christ loue his owne no longer then vvhiles he lived with them in this vvorld? |
A12284 | Was ever plaine scripture more violently wrested, by any heretick? |
A12284 | Was there no water( thinke they) in the clowd and in the sea? |
A12284 | Were not such a disputer worthy to be laughed and hissed at? |
A12284 | What comparison then is there between men and beasts? |
A12284 | What of this? |
A12284 | What proofe for that? |
A12284 | Where doth God find this, seeing he hath shut up all in unbeliefe? |
A12284 | Where is now the justice of God, that punisheth the wicked thems ● lues, and yet punished Christ for them, without cause without fruit? |
A12284 | Who but he createth the evill of punishment? |
A12284 | Who taught these miserable men thus to limit and lessen the loue of Christ? |
A12284 | Will God seale righteousnesse of faith to them that haue no faith? |
A12284 | Will they say, some Antichristian qualities were of the Apostles; though not all? |
A12284 | Will they teach him an other or a better way to effect his owne purposes, then himselfe hath chosen? |
A12284 | and can we thinke he was not then also chosen to life? |
A12284 | how then did circumcision seal that to Abraham, vvhich God never performed to him? |
A12284 | the law of baptisme appoynteth no day at all for any: shall none therefore be at all baptised? |
A32802 | But how came divers families to be subjected to one King or common Father? |
A32802 | But let the Socinians speak their minde clearely, then what is it they would have? |
A32802 | Can the Papists desire fairer quarter, or a foller acknowledgement? |
A32802 | Did Melanchthon, Bucer, Calvin, Beza, Bullinger, ever preach such doctrine? |
A32802 | Doe any Reformed Divines maintain this seditious tenent which will certainly ruine any State where it is generally received? |
A32802 | Ex consensu tantùm in principalibus cum Ario de Jesu Christo, Arianismi jure quis argui potest? |
A32802 | He had one question more, which he tooke much pride in, namely, Utrum Essentia concurrat in Trinitatem? |
A32802 | Hoe aut ● m ann ● ● est Ecclesi ● ejusque Doctoribus contr ● versias cum aliorū obligatione judicādi Potestatem adscribere? |
A32802 | How shall it appeare, say they, that any Church preaches the saving Truth? |
A32802 | How will the Socinians triumph when they heare the Primate of all England discoursing of the Godhead of Christ and the Holy Ghost as Niceties? |
A32802 | I appeale to the conscience of* Dr. Sheldon whether he hath not reserved more charity for an Infidel then a Calvinist? |
A32802 | I remember his observations upon that Text, Good Master what shall I doe that I may inherit eternall life? |
A32802 | Is there nothing written in Scripture concerning the eternall Deity of Christ? |
A32802 | Mr. Chillingworth proves undeniably that the Church of Rome is not Infallible, but to what end and purpose? |
A32802 | Must we then subscribe to that Arminian and Socinian principle, Nullum dogma controversum est fundamentale? |
A32802 | Nay was not the faction of Anabaptists raised by the Devil and fomented by Rome, on purpose to hinder the Reformation begun by those worthy Reformers? |
A32802 | Quid interea bonus ille Hosius Cardinalis cum suis Catholieis? |
A32802 | Sure the good Dr. forgot the Jaylours question, What shall I doe to be saved? |
A32802 | They protest against Brownisme, as a* bitter error, and full of cruelty; what can be desired more, to cleare them from being Brownists or Anabaptists? |
A32802 | Vulpt ● bus atque leves voltis confidere Mergi? |
A32802 | Was it not lawfull for Judah to reforme her selfe whē Israel would not joyn? |
A32802 | What did the man that was cured of the palsy beleeve? |
A32802 | What doe the Socinians, or indeed Arminians require more? |
A32802 | What saith Mr. Chillingworth to this bold charge? |
A32802 | What, Sir, must there be no deduction, no consequences allowed? |
A32802 | When a point begins to be controverted shall it cease to be Fundamentall? |
A32802 | Whiles we are unregenerate God knowes we can not repent and beleeve; is not God offended with us even then, for our impenitence and unbeleefe? |
A32802 | Who are so active in all Counsells of warre at Oxford, as men that are shrewdly suspected for Socinianisme? |
A32802 | Who sees not what conclusion will follow? |
A32802 | and the Apostles answer, Beleeve,& c. Is this the Calvinisme he jerkes at? |
A32802 | frustra accedis qui hoc& illud non credas? |
A32802 | it is not, saith he, what shall I beleeve, as the Calvinists would have it,( or to that effect) but what shall I doe? |
A32802 | must there be expresse letter of Scripture? |
A32802 | nay did they not constantly oppose the Anabaptists in this very point? |
A32802 | nisi servi Christi? |
A32802 | quid alii? |
A65230 | And he said, Who shall seperate us from the love of Christ? |
A65230 | And if in them, why not in ten thousands of them? |
A65230 | And the Apostle said, that God commanded all men every where to repent; Are therefore all men every where the church of Christ? |
A65230 | And to hear a Hypocrite cry out of Hyocrisie, and a lyar to cry out of falshood? |
A65230 | And yet thou art so impudent as to say, Out with the Scriiptures of truth, and follow the Law of his own heart; Is the Law of God in the heart? |
A65230 | But what Scripture is it that J. C. hath abused? |
A65230 | But where is that confession? |
A65230 | Else what meant the Answer of a Preaching- quaker, in a publike meeting of them in Bristol? |
A65230 | Hath he quoted any Scripture particularly? |
A65230 | He also bids them beware of dogs, and of evil workers,& c. Doth he therefore say that the church of the Philippians are dogs and evil- workers? |
A65230 | Is not this to unchurch them, according to T. C. his own expressions? |
A65230 | Is this the Law? |
A65230 | Now hath not T. C. spoken against the light of Christ in men, if he affirm that it is not in all men? |
A65230 | Now if they had not been come to the day, how could they put on the Armor of light? |
A65230 | Now who will believe that T. C. doth not write this to encourage in a state of sin? |
A65230 | Or doth he say, It is thus written in such a place? |
A65230 | Or is not this to press after an impossibility? |
A65230 | Or must he have no church at all? |
A65230 | Or the Light of Christ in the heart? |
A65230 | Or the Word of Faith in the heart? |
A65230 | Or the sure Word of Prophesie, which is the Testimony of Jesus, in the heart? |
A65230 | Or vvhat fellowship hath righteousness vvith unrighteousness? |
A65230 | Or where will the place of any one of you be found? |
A65230 | Or whereof must the church of God consist? |
A65230 | Simon Magus was call''d to repentance, was he therefore a member of the church of Christ? |
A65230 | Thou hypocrite, Is this outing of the Scriptures of truth, to speak truth in the very Scripture- language? |
A65230 | Thou therefore queriest, Whether this Church without sin be not the Quakers? |
A65230 | What doth he call unchurching, if this be not to unchurch them? |
A65230 | What? |
A65230 | Who can escape thy slanderous tongue? |
A65230 | Who is the notorious lyar now? |
A65230 | Would any that believes this, press after that which none yet could ever attain? |
A65230 | You say in your Tiverton Epistle, That whosoever beholds you, may say, What singular thing do ye? |
A65230 | or the imagination of his own heart? |
A50496 | A. Dost thou not give Ground to suspect ● ecei ●? |
A50496 | A. Doth not this signifie a very dishone ● and malicious Mind? |
A50496 | A. Doth the Darkness obey this Light, or doth the Light obey it self? |
A50496 | A. Hath the Flesh a Husband? |
A50496 | A. I confess there is that in me that doth believe thou art full of Pride, Heresie and Hypocrisie: Is it this thou meanest bears witness to thee? |
A50496 | A. Thou seest we suffer in our worldly concerns for our Principles; How then can this be our Encouragement? |
A50496 | A. VVe say we witness it: Is not this Proof sufficient? |
A50496 | And why may not that which hath been( even amongst you) be again? |
A50496 | Are not those carnal Imaginations, causing this Neglect, Sinful? |
A50496 | Are they of no further Vse? |
A50496 | Are you a Schollar, and do not know better the Rules of a Respondent? |
A50496 | Are you then as perfectly happ ● as ever you expect to be? |
A50496 | Are you then as perfectly happy as ever you expect to be? |
A50496 | But canst thou give a rational Account hereof? |
A50496 | But did Christ- without redeem Christ within? |
A50496 | But dost thou indeed believe, ● at those Quotations set down in the former ● ialogues are Forgeries? |
A50496 | But doth not this signifie a very dishonest and malicious Mind in you? |
A50496 | But he was Christ as he was Man How then was not Christ seen with Carn ● Eyes? |
A50496 | But if this Seed only be God and Christ; ● hat is that to you? |
A50496 | But is it reasonable that Men should be baffled out of their just Rights by such unjust and wicked Pretences? |
A50496 | But since it is not the Good of 〈 ◊ 〉 Promises that shall be fulfilled to Persons ● ter Death, it must be some other Thing; ● ay what is it? |
A50496 | But was not Christ without a meer Creature? |
A50496 | But what if I believe otherwise? |
A50496 | But what if I believe otherwise? |
A50496 | Do ye believe or own that Christ is in Heaven with his Human Nature? |
A50496 | Do you believe the Scriptures to be the true Sayings of God? |
A50496 | Doth he set up a Light in himself? |
A50496 | If the Light be God, and the Soul be ● d; how say you, God sets up a Light in the ● ul? |
A50496 | Is it not incredible th ● ● a Creature should redeem God? |
A50496 | Is not this Seed within God? |
A50496 | Is not this as much as to say, the Soul ● God? |
A50496 | Is not this sufficient? |
A50496 | Is such a Practice a Proof of your Perfection? |
A50496 | Is the Manhood a part of the Lord''s Christ? |
A50496 | J. I. George Keith, Is this to be a Respondent? |
A50496 | May I not conclude, that the Reason why you so freely rail against, and reproach your Opposers, is only to secure your Credit with your Proselytes? |
A50496 | May not the Satisfaction of your WILLS and LUSTS, the promoting your Carnal Interest, be your chief Motive and Inducement? |
A50496 | May not you live in, and fulfil the Lusts of the Flesh, whilst you deny it in words? |
A50496 | P. A Presbyterian? |
A50496 | Q Will this convince me or any other of your Perfection? |
A50496 | Q. VVill you be so liberal of your Revilings, whether your Adversaries give Occasion or no? |
A50496 | Scripture and Reason would, and do teach you herein, but these you must be dead unto; who knows then what may, or may not be revealed to you? |
A50496 | Since you own not the Scriptures as A Rule; of what Vse are they? |
A50496 | The Apostle saith, Let Woman be silent in the Church; why suffer ye Women to declare? |
A50496 | Then why may not another reason thus? |
A50496 | Though you may sustain some outward Losses; yet, whether ye have not a way to augment your outward Gains by Loosing? |
A50496 | W. P. But was he the Lord''s Christ? |
A50496 | W. P. Dost thou mention Lucian and Cicero, Heathens? |
A50496 | W. P. Is this to prove the Charge of our denying the Lord''s Christ? |
A50496 | W. P. T. H. had Liberty to make his general Answer without Interruption; and will ye not give me leave to make my general Reply? |
A50496 | W. P. VVas he the Christ of God before he was manifested in the Flesh? |
A50496 | W. P. VVhat difference dost thou make between the Manhood and Human Nature of Christ? |
A50496 | W. P. We, what We? |
A50496 | W. P. Where is that( Vs) limited? |
A50496 | We say we witness it; is not th ● Proof sufficient? |
A50496 | What Proof is this to another Man? |
A50496 | What Proof is this to another Man? |
A50496 | What dost thou think it should be? |
A50496 | What is the Soul? |
A50496 | Where do ye read, that the Care ● was called the Christ? |
A50496 | Who is it? |
A50496 | Why demandest thou a rational Account? |
A50496 | Why did not you say so before? |
A50496 | Why will you not be free, and plainly tell me, what it is that doth influence and prevail with you to do and suffer as you do? |
A50496 | Will this convince me or any other ● your Perfection? |
A50496 | Would not the same or more Absurdities have fallen upon thee, if thou hadst directly answered? |
A50496 | You said before, Christ is but one, and now ye speak as if there were two, the one God, and the other a Creature: How shall I understand thee? |
A50496 | [ VVhereupon several grieved at such reverent Expressions, cryed out, Where d ● ● thou ever read that Christ''s Dead Body ● called a Carcass?] |
A50496 | a confederacy? |
A50496 | who art thou? |
A04400 | 15. and this prophesie, Then shall be fulfilled the saying which is written, O death, where is thy sting? |
A04400 | Alas, what may be the cause of this? |
A04400 | And is he now vniust in publishing his Gospell to all, because he saueth not all? |
A04400 | And why did God then destroy the cities of Sodome and Gomorha, and not spare them as he promised Abraham to doe, if he found ten righteous their? |
A04400 | Are they capable( as we see) of regeneration, and are they not capable of the signe thereof? |
A04400 | But what is the booke of life; for peraduenture it is a secret to some? |
A04400 | Can faith be without preaching? |
A04400 | Can the effect be before the cause? |
A04400 | Didst thou euer know a field beare good wheate, that was neuer sowne? |
A04400 | Doth not their negligence& coldnes driue the people into these extreames? |
A04400 | For so saith Iob, For how can a cleane thing come out of that which is vncleane? |
A04400 | Here is a faire blade indeede, but where is the fruit? |
A04400 | How then may the thing that neuer was done, be the cause of that which is in being? |
A04400 | How thinkest thou, can an euill tree bring forth good fruit? |
A04400 | I aske, whence came that Church? |
A04400 | If the fountaine from whence Dauid came, was vncleane, how could he be cleane? |
A04400 | If the last enemy be death, and that death be once swallowed vp in victorie, and it be fulfilled which is written, O death, where is thy sting? |
A04400 | If thou saist, disciples may preach, as the seuentie did& c. I aske still, who made those disciples? |
A04400 | If thy heart be euill and vncleane, how canst thou then bring forth from thence any good fruit? |
A04400 | Is it not lawful for him to bestow his owne where and on whom he pleaseth? |
A04400 | Is this thy iudgement? |
A04400 | It is true; but where be they who shall ordaine such, and send them to doe this? |
A04400 | Let me aske? |
A04400 | May such beleeuers, as are not sanctified in heart, be baptized,( as before is proued) and may not the children of beleeuers be baptized? |
A04400 | May their hearts be sanctified by the Spirit of Christ, and may not the filth of their flesh be washed off with water? |
A04400 | Might children then be admitted by circumcision into the congregation of the Lord, and may they not now by baptisme? |
A04400 | Must thine eye needs now be euil, because he is bountiful? |
A04400 | Nay what shall or can possibly separate them from the loue of Christ, or frō the loue of God the Father towards them in him? |
A04400 | O graue, where is thy victory? |
A04400 | O graue, where is thy victory? |
A04400 | Or can a stincking polluted fountaine, bring forth sweet waters? |
A04400 | Shall tribulation, or distresse, or persecution, or famine, or nakednes, or perill, or sword? |
A04400 | They are the same that they were then, and why should not Christ( in whom the blessing and promise resteth) be the same? |
A04400 | To answer thee, did hee not bring himselfe into it? |
A04400 | Why are the children of beleeuers said to be holy? |
A04400 | and how much shall it yet bring forth vntill the time of threshing come? |
A04400 | and is not this misery iust vpon? |
A04400 | and was it not of it selfe, continuall and iust by thine owne confession? |
A04400 | and why are they subiect to all the calamities that came vpon the earth, by the sin of Adam if they fell not with him? |
A04400 | can there be an Orchard of fruitfull trees, and was there not a husbandman that planted it? |
A04400 | doest thou dare to affirme it? |
A04400 | how are all things then subdued to Christ, and put vnder his feet? |
A04400 | how hath he loosed the works of the diuell? |
A04400 | is it because they haue a better, and more inclinable will in them by nature then their fellowes? |
A04400 | nay, who dare say so? |
A04400 | or are the violent courses, and carnall contentions of some other the cause thereof, or is it both? |
A04400 | or can one and the same fountaine, bring forth sweet waters, and bitter? |
A04400 | or can there be a Church without faith? |
A04400 | or the son of man, that thou visitest him? |
A04400 | or who shall go downe into the deepe to bring it vs, that we may heare it and doe it? |
A04400 | what if ye be despised and hated thereof? |
A04400 | who plant 〈 ◊ 〉 first? |
A04400 | who shall send them? |
A04400 | why should that fiery two edged sword be set to keepe from them also the way of the tree of life? |
A04400 | would not God haue spared them, and the world for their sakes? |
A44834 | And alas for you, what are your desires of depriving us of our just Liberty? |
A44834 | And although you do so as you say, is not this Contradiction to your selves in what you say in the same Paper? |
A44834 | And are not the Sadduces that deny that there is either God, Christ, Angel, Resurrection or Spirit, a stinted Form? |
A44834 | And are not those that worship a false god, a stinted Form? |
A44834 | And can the Nation charge any of them called Quakers with any such work? |
A44834 | And do you think that they will do as much for you, as to stand by you while you are plunging your Members in the Water? |
A44834 | And how fain would you be at peace with them and leave us even to their mercilesness if it were in your power? |
A44834 | And how shall the Heathens that worship false gods be Converted, seeing their Persons must not be Tolerated? |
A44834 | And is it not as great Blasphemy now to say that he is a Christian, or a Believer, that is not? |
A44834 | And must not any person be tolerated that speak such works? |
A44834 | And must not such a Person be tolerated that denies the Scriptures to be the Word of God? |
A44834 | And what do you bear Arms or Fight for, if not for a Government according to Truth, and that Righteousness may establish the Nation? |
A44834 | And yet you are not against tolerating of Episcopacy, Presbytery or any stinted form; why will you not tolerate Popery as well as Episcopacie? |
A44834 | But let me ask you, Do you look upon them to be Ministers of Christ, or of Antichrist? |
A44834 | Have ever any of us appeared in Actual Arms against Parliament& Nation as some of you? |
A44834 | Have we ever dealt thus by you? |
A44834 | Have we ever sought to render you Rebels and Traytors to the Nation as you in effect have done to us? |
A44834 | Have we given the City or the Nation by any visible appearance to fear a war from us, as you have done? |
A44834 | Have you for these many years been opposing them in words, and are you now recanting of what you have done when you are sensible of a danger upon you? |
A44834 | Have you therefore reproached us, and have you sought to make us vile that your selves might appear free? |
A44834 | Is it to save your selves from reproaches? |
A44834 | Is not this a League with Hell and Death? |
A44834 | Is not this secret smiting without a cause? |
A44834 | Is this your end, O ye Dissemblers, to reproach us to the Nation and City behind our backs? |
A44834 | Oh ye Heads and principal men, and ye chief Pastors, Elders, and Members( so called) of Churches, What have ye done? |
A44834 | Or do you think to work a disadvantage unto us by your Renouncing and denial of us? |
A44834 | Quakers are a new Sect and deceivers,& c. and what say the Presbyterians and the Independants of them? |
A44834 | What confusion is here, and contradiction both to your selves and to the example of Christ? |
A44834 | and have you thought to gain the favour of the wicked,& to make a peace with your Enemies by reviling of us unto them? |
A44834 | and is not the great Whore your Mother, and the Mother of Harlots your Nurse? |
A44834 | and was not this treachery and hypocrisie, and irregularitie? |
A44834 | and whether do you not Tolerate this miscarriage in them, while you stand by to preserve them in it, as you say from injury and violence? |
A44834 | and who is it that doth charge you with countenancing the Quakers in their practises, either Regular or Irregular? |
A44834 | and why not to the Quakers? |
A44834 | and will you now bind your selves to stand by them and preserve them from all injury, and even as they are Ministers too? |
A44834 | are you become chargers of us with irregular practise? |
A44834 | are you endeavouring to make us more odious in the eyes of wicked men then we are for righteousness sake? |
A44834 | are you turned backwards into love and affection towards them again, and so lost your former Principles? |
A44834 | but what is your end in so secret smiting them? |
A44834 | but wherefore have ye done this? |
A44834 | but who doth offer any violence to them which you are their guard against? |
A44834 | do they love to be great in this world? |
A44834 | do you think to excuse your selves by accusing them? |
A44834 | hath not the Professors of Episcopacie murthered and slain, and do labour to murther and slay the people of God as well as the Papists? |
A44834 | is it because their yea is yea, and their nay is nay in all their communications( and yours not so?) |
A44834 | is it enough for any man to believe that they are irregular, because you say so without any proof? |
A44834 | is this honestly done? |
A44834 | or dare you not mention wherein you judge it so, least they should disprove you? |
A44834 | or is it because they can not swear at all? |
A44834 | unconstant men this is to you, not herein discovering my Judgement in the case, and if Episcopacy, why may not Popery be tollerated? |
A44834 | what are they worse then the Episcopal Priests you mention to them, wherein they differ from you? |
A44834 | what irregular practice is that which you accuse them of and will not mention? |
A46634 | And do they think to bring me forth and expose me thus to make them Sport? |
A46634 | And will he be a Champion for his Friends, right or wrong, though perchance he fight against the Truth? |
A46634 | Are these the Bonds and Fetters Mr. Wells and his Friends have put upon me? |
A46634 | But I would fain know, who of all Ashford Town can say, that ever R. M. was here at Board, during his Melancholy? |
A46634 | But is not this a fine begging of the Question? |
A46634 | But let them take heed; for how, as I said, can they prove our Lord himself was so Dipped? |
A46634 | But now, what if the Case do not require all this? |
A46634 | But shall we call in question at this day the Baptism of all those in former Ages who were not Dipp''d? |
A46634 | But was it a total immersion, a Dipping the whole Person, certainly, infallibly, without Guesses, Conjectures, and Probabilities? |
A46634 | But what did I persuade him him to? |
A46634 | But what satisfaction shall I now have? |
A46634 | But what, I pray, would this come to? |
A46634 | But where is the Repeal of that Priviledge? |
A46634 | But why doth Mr. Wells tell us of Genesis, and the Old Testament? |
A46634 | But why falsely put upon you? |
A46634 | But why that Parenthesis( if any fuch be?) |
A46634 | But, Mr. Wells, did you observe this at London by your selfe, or did your Ashford Friends give you these Instructions? |
A46634 | But, again, I pray, Mr. Wells, how was I conversant with him, as you write, p. 14. when I never spake to him but that one time in my life? |
A46634 | Can it be thought when his Sister who kept his House was one of them, that in all his Trouble none came near him? |
A46634 | Children of all Ages undoubtedly? |
A46634 | Could they not possibly misinform him? |
A46634 | Dipping a total immersion? |
A46634 | Good Mr. Wells, how did you read this? |
A46634 | How is it otherwise than so, seeing he knew not the contrary, never hearing but one side? |
A46634 | How just like the Proceedings of the Spanish Inquisition? |
A46634 | How vainly and wickedly then doth Mr. Wells suggest such Slanders? |
A46634 | I pray how doth Mr. Wells know that I did thus? |
A46634 | I pray in what Page or Line is this Appearance found? |
A46634 | I pray what was there that I should seek occasion to clear my self, or find out some to take off any reproach might fall upon me? |
A46634 | In what Volume do we read it? |
A46634 | In whose House did he board or lodge? |
A46634 | Is he not the God of the Christians also? |
A46634 | Is his Mercy clean gone from our ● hildren? |
A46634 | Is there any thing shewed, but only confidently said, and a gainsaying of what I had written? |
A46634 | Is this a Reply? |
A46634 | It must be concluded, you can not? |
A46634 | May not a Minister spare Names in such a Case, but he must be cryed down for one that spreads Slanders? |
A46634 | Methinks you read as badly as you writ: How could you say I repeated the Name Anabaptists? |
A46634 | Must he publish the Names of every one concerned? |
A46634 | Never but once in his Company, so as to be able to discourse with him? |
A46634 | Now, as to my assigning the Criminals, I have already said a little in answer thereto; it is not always fit and meet, nor is it material: Cui bono? |
A46634 | Now, what if I could not find out one Baptist had been with him? |
A46634 | Of very late Years? |
A46634 | Only the third Question is of any Moment, Thirdly, Whether the Sprinkling of Infants be the Baptism of Christ? |
A46634 | Or what need I to fear any shame if he did not hearken to my Advice and comply therewith( Yea, how knows Mr. Wells but he did?) |
A46634 | That he hath traduced me in a very shameful manner? |
A46634 | To lay a malicious design to abuse a Party? |
A46634 | To what good would it be? |
A46634 | To whom, or to what? |
A46634 | Was ever any matter turned so fouly against another? |
A46634 | Were his Friends therefore Infallible? |
A46634 | Were there not many Children, thousands of them, when the Men alone were above six hundred thousand? |
A46634 | Wh ● ever denied Dipping to be Baptizing? |
A46634 | What Anabaptist can stand forth, and help Mr. Wells, or his Friends, out of this Mire? |
A46634 | What Holiness and Exemplariness in the ● ● Lives more than others, to convince you that they are the Peop ● ● of God above others? |
A46634 | What Power and Demonstration of the Spirit is ther ● in their Preaching? |
A46634 | What an implicite Faith was this? |
A46634 | What can they? |
A46634 | What if it were not applied? |
A46634 | What need you say, Whatever they were, when I declared they were such as these? |
A46634 | What trifling is it to Write and Print at this rate? |
A46634 | What will become of Christians at this rate? |
A46634 | What, can a Mode destroy the Essence of the Ordinance? |
A46634 | What, did you mistake Atheists in the Lines before for Anabaptists? |
A46634 | What, every Man, Woman and Child in Crete Lyars, beastly, and slothful, Pagans and Christians too? |
A46634 | What, hath God less love for your Children than for those of his old People the Jews? |
A46634 | What, must a Minister tell the Anabaptists, and all the World, what every one in trouble discover''d to him? |
A46634 | What, to forge such matters as these? |
A46634 | Where are the Proofs? |
A46634 | Where is it said, I did indeed receive their Children, but as for yours I will not be so gracious to them? |
A46634 | Where was this practiced in Primitive times? |
A46634 | Which of the Ancients did ever do this? |
A46634 | Who ever pleaded for it till of yesterday? |
A46634 | Who speaks against the Antiquity of Dipping? |
A46634 | Who thinks Baptism was the Sacrament then in use? |
A46634 | Who will think, or suspect I wrote that Piece to reproach the Anabaptists? |
A46634 | Will Mr. Wells confess his Fault as publickly, and declare himself in an Errour? |
A46634 | Would he condemn them all for Judas, of whom it is written? |
A46634 | Yea, but what if so? |
A46634 | and a wonderful Care not to grieve me with what was Printed: But wherein doth it appear? |
A46634 | and shall the Application of Water in a less quantity render it altogether ineffectual, and destroy its end and efficacy? |
A46634 | and strike so many Saints and Martyrs out of the Roll of the Baptized, who are now in Heaven? |
A46634 | and then in what a shameful Case will you appear? |
A46634 | and what hope can Millions have, to whom it hath been applied in any other way than that of the Baptists? |
A46634 | even such as one would not suspect of any who are not very obnoxious upon some evil account or other? |
A46634 | proved his Party innocent; convincing me of Falshood in all I have written; making me a Slanderer, a Lyar, and what not? |
A46634 | unchristian in Mr. Wells to surmize thus, and suggest such foul things as these ever and anon? |
A46634 | what if it be not necessary or convenient? |
A46634 | yea, that he hath wronged an innocent Person, and a Stranger? |
A43300 | Helveys, Thomas, 1550?-1616? |
A43300 | 3.26, 27. Who hath set up his new way, Christ or Antichrist? |
A43300 | 6. and mention our of Staphilus his Apology, thus: The Collier being at the point of death, and tempted of the Devil what his Faith was? |
A43300 | And again, The Scriptures contain the Principles of our Faith, and shall we not believe them? |
A43300 | And can any serve Christ and the Beast, God and the Dragon? |
A43300 | And did not they that preached in Christs Name cast out Devils, and do many and great works? |
A43300 | And was not Reformation wrought hereby? |
A43300 | And what was the cause of Babels destruction, but their trusting in the Learned? |
A43300 | And whither out Saviour flie when the time came that he was to shew himself to Israel? |
A43300 | And why do men call themselves Christians, and do not the things Christ would? |
A43300 | And why may not we follow his example? |
A43300 | And will not your Majesty, your Highness, your Honours, your Worships, be pleased to consider of these things? |
A43300 | Are all, without exception, in this fearful estate to be case into the Lake, that burneth with fire and brimstone? |
A43300 | Are not all Jews and Gentiles in one estate by nature? |
A43300 | Are such simple men as you likely to see more than all these? |
A43300 | But do they teach their hearers to hate vain inventions, and love God''s Law? |
A43300 | But if this be granted, this question ariseth, Who shall then baptize after Antichrists exaltation? |
A43300 | But one thing I demand of you, Who now is King of Israel? |
A43300 | But what say you, Have they not power to compel men to come to the place where the Word is publickly taught, that they may be converted? |
A43300 | Can a Thief that hath stolen Goods, repent thereof to acceptance with God, and not make restitution to the party wronged? |
A43300 | Did not that Southsayer Balaam teach excellent Truths? |
A43300 | Do any of the Rulers, or of the Pharisees believe in him? |
A43300 | Do they teach any to submit to that one Law- giver, Christ Jesus, for the guidance of his Church, and not to Antichrists Abominations? |
A43300 | Doth he smite the Earth with any other weapons than by the breath of his lips? |
A43300 | Doth not Christ in the Parable teach, that he compelled all to come in? |
A43300 | Doth not the Prophet say, That Kings shall be Nursing Fathers, and Queens Nursing Mothers to the Church? |
A43300 | Elizabeth? |
A43300 | Hath not God made the wisdom of this world follishness? |
A43300 | Hath not the King the same Power that the Kings of Israel had, who compelled men to the observation of the Law of God? |
A43300 | Have not all the Learned of the Land considered of these things, and set them down? |
A43300 | Helveys, Thomas, 1550?-1616? |
A43300 | Helveys, Thomas, 1550?-1616? |
A43300 | I ask of you Bishops, what help used the Apostles in the publishing of the Gospel? |
A43300 | I confess these Judgments are to be trembled at; but how do you apply them properly to such as worship in these Assemblies? |
A43300 | I demand of you, what Covenant the Lord meanthe here? |
A43300 | I demand of you, wherewith doth he compel them? |
A43300 | I demand, Doth the Lord require no more work of them? |
A43300 | I praise God you have given me great satisfaction in these things; What must we do after our Baptism? |
A43300 | I pray let me ask you a Question, Do you seek the Glory of God, and the Salvation of my soul herein, or your own Obedience? |
A43300 | I pray let me demand this Question; Doth the King require my coming to Church to worship and serve God, or to worship and serve the King? |
A43300 | If a man should drink poison, and know it to be poison, were he not in a worse estate than he that should drink it ignorantly not knowing thereof? |
A43300 | If any ask how we know all, or any of these Scriptures to be inspired of God? |
A43300 | If it were as you would have it, that all Religions should be suffered, how dangerous would it be to the Kings Person and State? |
A43300 | If men hold Errors, and will not obey the Truth, do they not sin against God, and deserve punishment? |
A43300 | If wicked Malefactors should be let alone to the end of the World, then where is the Magistrates Sword? |
A43300 | If you say he may compel me to offer up a worship only with my body,( for the spirit you confess he can not compel) To whom is that worship? |
A43300 | Is Gods Church thus planted? |
A43300 | Is this all the Authority that you will give to the King? |
A43300 | It concerneth our eternal Salvation, or Condemnation, and is therefore of great importance; for what can a man give for the ranfom of his Soul? |
A43300 | Let all Gods People cry, How long Lord? |
A43300 | May none be admitted to the Church to partake in the Ordinances, except they be baptized? |
A43300 | May not the same be said in as high a measure of Judah? |
A43300 | May we say, the Religion of the Philosophers was good because of their moral vertues? |
A43300 | Most true it is; but is it not also true, that Princes must afford all their Subjects Justice and Equity, although they be as Heathens and Publicans? |
A43300 | Must he dye that despiseth Moses Law, and shall he escape that despiseth Christs, upon what pretence soever? |
A43300 | Next after forsaking the wayes of wickedness, and imbracing Christ for our Righteousness, what must we do? |
A43300 | Now this is the question, whether this action, thus unlawfully performed may be kept, and yet repented of? |
A43300 | Or, can not we know them infallibly of themselves, without we let in the authority of the Church? |
A43300 | Or, do you think that Paul went about with Regal Mandates, or Kingly Authority to gather and establish the Church of Christ? |
A43300 | Shall they not escape Damnation for this accursed doctrine and practice, and think ye you shall? |
A43300 | So may I say, Whether is greater, the Water and Washing, or the Word that sanctifies the Water? |
A43300 | Sought he Protection from Nero Vespatian? |
A43300 | The High Commission is from the King, and dare you once call it into question? |
A43300 | Then I demand this Question, Whether every Christian, without respect of persons, ought not to be subject to Christs Laws for his Salvation? |
A43300 | Thou that judgest another, judgest thou not thy self? |
A43300 | Thou that teachest another, teachest thou not thy self? |
A43300 | VVHy come you not to Church? |
A43300 | VVell, then I demand, Have the fleshly Children of the Faithfull more priviledge to Life and Salvation than the Faithful themselves? |
A43300 | VVhat Authority can any mortal man require more, than of body, goods, life, and all that appertaineth to the outward man? |
A43300 | VVhat should I do there? |
A43300 | Was God thus jealous of Moses''s Ordinances, and is he less jealous of Christs? |
A43300 | Was not Paul a Blasphemer? |
A43300 | Well, if that be the true exposition, I pray you why do you then excommunicate any out of your Church, contrary to your own acknowledgment? |
A43300 | Were not Blasphemers put to death in time of the Law? |
A43300 | What do you mean by will not hear? |
A43300 | What if I should many times go through weakness? |
A43300 | What other example have you in the Scriptures, that an unbaptized person may baptize? |
A43300 | What shall men do striving about matters of Religion till this be ended? |
A43300 | What then, Is not his practice written for our instruction? |
A43300 | What then? |
A43300 | When they were Imprisoned and lay in Chains, did they praise and give thanks to God for any dignities, graces and favours received from the Court? |
A43300 | Where is the Wise? |
A43300 | Who are more confident of their good estate with God than the Papists, notwithstanding all their gross abominations? |
A43300 | Who is ignorant( knowing the Histories) that from time to time, both particular Popes and general Councils, have grosly erred in many things? |
A43300 | Will not Christ Jesus pronounce absolutely either Salvation or Condemnation to every one? |
A43300 | With the aid of what Power did they preach Christ, and converted the Heathen from their Idolatry to God? |
A43300 | Yea, do they not forbid their own Ministers to expound or discourse of the Scriptures? |
A43300 | and as the Lord saith, If I be your Master, where is my fear? |
A43300 | and how many, both then and since, have been consumed to death in Prisons? |
A43300 | and is there more than one way of coming to Christ for them both, namely, to be the Sons of God by Faith, and to put on Christ by Baptism? |
A43300 | answered: I believe, and dye in the Faith of Christs Church: Being again demanded what the Faith of Christs Church was? |
A43300 | being in his power, or having ability to restore; I would know how this will be maintained? |
A43300 | but will your selves submit the guidance of your Souls to the learned Spirituality,( as they are called) without due examination by the Scriptures? |
A43300 | doth he not require that they should help to cast down Babel? |
A43300 | he hath no carnal weapons: Doth he not compel them by his Word, which is his two- edged Sword? |
A43300 | if a Father, where is mine honour or worship? |
A43300 | is it therefore Christs Baptism? |
A43300 | or, do Christs Disciples thus plant? |
A43300 | the Offering, or the Altar that sanctifieth the Offering? |
A43300 | was Israels sin half so great as Judahs? |
A43300 | what Treacheries and Treasons would be plotted? |
A43300 | when wilt thou come to destroy Antichrists cruel Kingdom, and establish Christs meek and peaceable Kingdom? |
A43300 | where is the Disputer of this world? |
A43300 | where is the Scribe? |
A43300 | whose eyes do not gush out with tears in the confideration thereof? |
A41009 | 3. say that the Father is the onely true God? |
A41009 | 7. Who goeth a warfare on his own charge? |
A41009 | And can you prove, that he who ordained me approved himself in any known sin? |
A41009 | And do you not know that these are sins? |
A41009 | And first,( turning to the Scotchman) Doe you believe, saith hee, that each of the three persons is God? |
A41009 | And if any be tardie, as thou and I are, shall any blame us for desiring a day at least to make even reckonings and perfect our account? |
A41009 | And if he commanded children to be brought unto him, shall not we bring them to the church? |
A41009 | And think we the blindest men are the fittest to draw them out of it? |
A41009 | And what hurt or incongruitie is in this? |
A41009 | Are all Apostles? |
A41009 | Are you then Anabaptists? |
A41009 | As Christ sometimes spake, Si lumen tenebrae, quantae tenebrae? |
A41009 | But because he had no calling thereunto, who, saith he, made me a judge or a divider over you? |
A41009 | But if we consider mens opinions of their owne gifts, and their practice at this day, we may say, Who is not sufficient for these things? |
A41009 | But why doe I trouble my selfe with these new upstart Sectaries? |
A41009 | Can any man forbid water that these should not be baptized, which have received the holy Ghost as well as we? |
A41009 | Can any man forbid water that these should not be baptized, which have received the holy Ghost as well as we? |
A41009 | Can any man forbid water, that these should not be baptized which have received the holy Ghost as well as we? |
A41009 | Can you prove any such distinctions in the new testament? |
A41009 | Dare any of you having a matter against another, goe to law before the unjust, and not before the Saints? |
A41009 | De eruditione ● uid speran ● um, ubi incitia&, ut pisi ● quuntur, sim ● licitas docen ● ium summa ruditio est? |
A41009 | Doe you believe that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father, and the Son? |
A41009 | Ergo children ought to be born again with water,& c. How prove you that children enter into the kingdom of God? |
A41009 | For how many sacred attestations in this kind find we in the writings of the Apostle? |
A41009 | For it is written in the Law of Moses, thou shalt not muzzle the mouth of the oxe that treadeth out the corne: doth God take care of oxen? |
A41009 | For what saith the Text? |
A41009 | God is the Saviour of all men, especially of those that beleeve? |
A41009 | Have you imposition of hands of the Presbytery? |
A41009 | Have you not houses to eat and to drink in? |
A41009 | Here one that stood by demanded of the Anabaptist; how prove you the bible to be Gods word? |
A41009 | Here these prophane wretches will be apt to reply, What are the heathen Lawes to us? |
A41009 | How can you know that none of your society live in known sins, who can not say so of your self? |
A41009 | How prove you out of Gods word that sacriledge is a sinne? |
A41009 | How prove you that? |
A41009 | How prove you that? |
A41009 | How shall they preach, except they be sent? |
A41009 | I Baptize thee in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost? |
A41009 | I can not apprehend, how that should be any derogation to it; for what saith Solomon? |
A41009 | I confesse to my griefe it doth, but what will you have me doe, Situ& otio torpescere? |
A41009 | I pray you M. Doctor come to the point: how prove you the Baptisme of Children to be lawfull by the Word of God? |
A41009 | If Anabaptists be their nicke name, what is their right name, whereby they may be distinguished from mother Christians Catholike or Hereticks? |
A41009 | If he blessed them, shall not we pray for them? |
A41009 | If he embraced them, shall not we receive them into his familie? |
A41009 | If he layd his hands on them, shall not we wash them in his sacred font? |
A41009 | If it be felonie to rob men, what is it to rob God? |
A41009 | If the Father be the only true God, how is the Son or the holy Ghost very God? |
A41009 | If the eye be darknesse, how great is that darknesse? |
A41009 | If the light that is in thee be darknesse, how great is that darknesse? |
A41009 | If the people of God meet in a private place, is not that then the house of God? |
A41009 | If these disclaime second Baptisme, they are none of the sect: if they practise it, how can they truely say that they are falsly called Anabaptist? |
A41009 | If these may be rehearsed without quenching or restraining the Spirit, why may not others also framed according to these patterns? |
A41009 | Immane par ● ● cidium quod Germanum in Germanus in Germanum f ● atrem admisit, in sancto Gallensium agro, quis quomodo poterit memorare? |
A41009 | In like manner dare they affirm that Christ did in vain lay his hands upon children and blessed them, because children knew not what it meant? |
A41009 | Is any merry? |
A41009 | Is everie action childish whereof children are the subject? |
A41009 | Is not the form of Baptisme this? |
A41009 | Is the church of England such a church? |
A41009 | Moreover when we read that Abraham and Iacob gave tithes, I demand by what Law, whether by the Law of nature, or the Leviticall or Evangelicall? |
A41009 | No Sanctuaries to be reverenced? |
A41009 | Now if the Greek and Latine churches were Anti- christian, where were there any Christians in the world? |
A41009 | Or despise ye the church of God? |
A41009 | Or what are they advantaged thereby, that for this qualification in them infants and sucklings should be brought to Christ? |
A41009 | Quos ● pl ● no lucis suae fulgore illustratu ● us est dominus, cur non iis quoque in praesens, si ita libueritexigua scintilla irradiaret? |
A41009 | Secondly, I demand of them, when they object against the use of set forms of prayer, that they confine the spirit, what Spirit they mean? |
A41009 | Secondly, for the event of prophesies you speak of, how prove you the event of them? |
A41009 | Shall we baptize them? |
A41009 | So may we truly say, If in Order it selfe there be Confusion, how great is the confusion? |
A41009 | The King makes an Idoll of the church, where doth Christ command us to come to it? |
A41009 | The Spirit which proceeds from the Father? |
A41009 | This duty was ever enjoyned even to the heathen Magistrates, how much more is it required of a Christian Magistrate, who is Gods true Vicar? |
A41009 | Thou which teachest another, teachest thou not thy selfe? |
A41009 | Very fine doctrine; if God reveal not to us the meaning of the scripture, is not the letter of the text scripture? |
A41009 | Was the promise there spoken of made to the Iews and their children, and all the Gentiles whom God had vouchsafed to call? |
A41009 | What are all the Prophets become mad, that the asses mouth must needs be opened by miracle to reprove them? |
A41009 | What doe you except against it? |
A41009 | What doth this concerne me, whose Restraint is a necessary Supersedeas from proceeding aga ● nst these presumptuous and daring Sectaries? |
A41009 | What is a true particular visible church? |
A41009 | What is the innocencie or humilitie of men in riper yeares that can make profession of their faith to children? |
A41009 | What is the nature of a visible Church? |
A41009 | What then? |
A41009 | What thou prophane Esau, are there no Sabbathes now to be hallowed? |
A41009 | What will the Anabaptist conclude from hence? |
A41009 | What wilt thou say of Infants that neither experimentally know the grace of Baptisme, nor the losse by want thereof? |
A41009 | What? |
A41009 | Who can not read Corah and his Complices sinne in their punishment? |
A41009 | Who prest me for this service? |
A41009 | Why should we not baptize and pray for them whom he blessed? |
A41009 | Why should we not signe them, on whom he layd his hands? |
A41009 | Will you say that those learned men who translated the bible at Geneva committed any error in their translation? |
A41009 | Ye are cursed with a curse, what meanes this reduplication? |
A41009 | You are like the Pharisees, who justifie your selvs; what arrogancie and pride is it in you, to tearm your societies a company of saints? |
A41009 | You will peradventure returne me an Answer in the words of the Poet, Ole quid ad te? |
A41009 | and if the world shall be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters? |
A41009 | are all Prophets? |
A41009 | are all Teachers? |
A41009 | are all that have imployed their tongue and pen against them heretofore no better then calumniators and false accusers of their brethren? |
A41009 | are the latter words redundant and superfluous? |
A41009 | are you free from this foule aspersion? |
A41009 | are you innocent from this great offence? |
A41009 | as if he should say, thou that so much detestest Idolatrie, that thou abhorrest the very name of an Idol, dost thou worse? |
A41009 | can a man be cursed without a curse? |
A41009 | cui non per sanctum baptisma initiarontur qui sunt peculium,& in ecclesia Dei? |
A41009 | doe ye not know the Saints shall judge the world? |
A41009 | habeant? |
A41009 | if all be Pastours, where are their flocks? |
A41009 | if all be teachers, where are their Scolars? |
A41009 | if there be confusion in order it selfe, how great must the confusion needs be? |
A41009 | no Sacraments to be Administred? |
A41009 | no duties to be paid to God and those who attend on his service? |
A41009 | no sacred oblations to be made? |
A41009 | or saith he, is it altogether for our sakes? |
A41009 | or that ministers in vain baptize them, because at that time they know not what it signifieth, or why it is done? |
A41009 | or what had he for 1500. yeares? |
A41009 | or what is the visible Church of Christ made up of, by authority of the Scriptures? |
A41009 | or who feedeth a flock and eateth not of the milk of the flock? |
A41009 | that because Christ condemned not this woman to death according to Law, that therefore no Christian may inflict corporall punishment for adultery? |
A41009 | the Spirit of God, or their own spirit, the spirit of man? |
A41009 | thou which preachest a man should not steale, dost thou steale? |
A41009 | thou which saist a man should not commit adultery, dost thou commit adultery? |
A41009 | what is the matter and f ● rme of it? |
A41009 | who planteth a vineyard and eateth not of the fruit thereof? |
A41009 | yet you have robbed me: but you say, Wherein have we robbed thee? |
A47448 | 1. of this Chapter; the Holy Apostle says thus, i. e. What shall we say then? |
A47448 | 12, 14, 39,& c. But do we reprobate our Children because we Baptise them not? |
A47448 | 12. to prove Baptism is Dipping or a figure of a burial? |
A47448 | 3 saith he, know ye not that so many of us as were Baptised into Christ, were Baptized into his Death? |
A47448 | 4. is not here more Covenants than one? |
A47448 | 41. proves no such, thing: What tho` the Babe leaped in the Womb of Elizabeth, doth that prove the Babe had faith or the habit of it? |
A47448 | Again, he saith, how can any Man know they have faith, since he never saw any sign of it, neither was he told so by any that could tell? |
A47448 | Again, he says, This deceitful Man hides the Sense and meaning of them from the World; Doth not this saviour of great malice? |
A47448 | Alas, they want Power to do it for themselves, and how then should they do it for others? |
A47448 | And brought them out and said, Sirs what must I do to be saved? |
A47448 | And if this was so, how then was the way and ordinance of God in their Holy administration, one and the same in all the Churches of the Saints? |
A47448 | And to these customs the Apostle alludes when he says, How shall we that are dead to Sin live any longer therein? |
A47448 | And what would this Man make a new Bible, have a new rule, to tell us of things never heard of? |
A47448 | And will any Man( says he) ye ●, will Paul ascribe all this to those that did not so much as profess the things signified? |
A47448 | Answer, Are these Savoury expressions? |
A47448 | Answer, Doth the Holy Ghost there refer to this change, or is Baptism a promise or a precept? |
A47448 | Answer, Friend, may not you be found( as far as you know) to assert false things of Jesus Christ? |
A47448 | Answer, I would know whether God is now in Covenant with Abrahams natural Seed as such; or are they not rejected? |
A47448 | Answer, Is not the Jewish Church State dissolved, and doth not Dr. Owen tell you their Old Covenant is gone? |
A47448 | Answer, Is this to shew your great wisdom? |
A47448 | Answer, Must the Carnal Seed be Members of the Gospel- Church as under the Law, or is it else not a better Covenant that God has established? |
A47448 | Answer, Sir, what reason do you give for this? |
A47448 | Answer, Where did God expresly forbid Abraham to circumcise his Male Infants, on the 7th or 9th day, or not to circumcise Female Infants? |
A47448 | Besides, we see they never mind nor regard their Covenant in the Case: and will not God one Day say, Who has required these things at your Hands? |
A47448 | But Friend, how can you hold Communion with such persons who have a counterfeit Baptism? |
A47448 | But Sir, are your Infants Church Members with you; doth the Church you belong unto consists of such as of the Adult? |
A47448 | But are our Children a part of our selves and are we not believers without our Children? |
A47448 | But sure, Sir, you mistake; your learning fails you: Will the food you eat feed your Wife? |
A47448 | But which of all these shall we give credit to? |
A47448 | Ca nt Men write upon controversible points without such bitterness, and reviling language? |
A47448 | Can God be glorified by Man''s Disobedience, or by adding to his Word; by doing that which God hath not required? |
A47448 | Can God be said to believe for us, or can there be faith in any subject, and yet no knowledg of the object, no nor one rational act exerted? |
A47448 | Can a natural Church consisting of whole Parishes, Families, and Provinces, be all one with Gospel Congregational Churches of believers only? |
A47448 | Can any of those that feed on the Flesh of Christ and drink his Blood, perish? |
A47448 | Did ever any Man before now intimate that Baptism is the essential part of circumcision? |
A47448 | Disprove it if you can? |
A47448 | Do we say, the promise of the New Covenant God made to Abraham is dissolved? |
A47448 | Doth Rantism or sprinkling bear any proportion to those great mysteries, here mentioned? |
A47448 | Doth not that imply they went out of it? |
A47448 | Doth she believe when you believe, because she is part of you, as here you intimate? |
A47448 | Faith was reckoned to Abraham for Righteousness; how was it then reckoned, when he was in Circumcision, or in Uncircumcision? |
A47448 | For''t is expresly said, Christ called that Child to him he was able to come, no doubt whom Christ called: Could an Infant do that? |
A47448 | Friend, what Babes were they Peter Speaks of? |
A47448 | Friend, what shall we think of you and your Papers? |
A47448 | Hath he been as good as his word, or hath he not? |
A47448 | How can Water, saith Mr. Charnock, an external thing, work upon the Soul physically? |
A47448 | How can you presume to assert, that they did not go out of the House? |
A47448 | How can you say Page 7. that they were all Baptized in his own House, when the Text speaks not any such thing? |
A47448 | How dare Men adventure, this being so, to change Baptism from Dipping into Sprinkling, and the Subject, from an Adult Believer, to an ignorant Babe? |
A47448 | How was it then reckoned? |
A47448 | How will he escape, who says a Man should not Steal, if he Steals? |
A47448 | I also ask you whether the Jewish Church that was founded upon that Old Covenant, is not gone and dissolved? |
A47448 | I ask you whether there was no Covenant made with Abraham, that belonged to his Natural Seed as such only? |
A47448 | I wish he knew his own Spirit and Weakness better, and not thus to admire what he hath done: Doth he think there is none can answer his Arguments? |
A47448 | I would know since you speak only of those habits to be in Believers Infants, whether they were infused before they were born or after? |
A47448 | If Infants as such were not included in the Covenant of Grace God made with Abraham, how can dying Infants be saved? |
A47448 | If Infants believe they know the object of their Faith; can any believe in him, whom they know not? |
A47448 | If any should say, why did you not cite these Assertions of Mr. B ● ● tn''s whilst he was living? |
A47448 | If we act according to the authority of Christ in Baptism, is not our Baptism good? |
A47448 | If we have it not here, saith Mr. Richard Baxter, where have it we? |
A47448 | In Page 82. he saith, speaking of Mr. Collins, was there ever such Legerdemain played with the Sacred Scripture? |
A47448 | In a Word; Can they make the Child or Children to repent and truly believe in Jesus Christ? |
A47448 | Infants have is it their own, do they believe themselves or their Parents for them? |
A47448 | Is here a word of the Cross, or suffering for Christ, or that we are Baptized to shew we must suffer Martyrdom with Christ? |
A47448 | Is it not gone, are his Carnal Seed as such still in Covenant with God, or are they not with their external legal Covenant cast out? |
A47448 | Is it not of your own making and devising? |
A47448 | Is it safe to Scoff and make a sport when we write about Sacred things? |
A47448 | Is it said he blessed them with spiritual blessings? |
A47448 | Is it said they were baptized in the Jaylors House? |
A47448 | Is not that distinction Mr. Collins speaks of, clearly laid down in these Scripture? |
A47448 | Is nothing required say I, of Adult believers but passive Obedience? |
A47448 | Is the Apostle speaking here of a Legal Federal Holiness? |
A47448 | Is this to make the Holy God, a God of order, or of confusion? |
A47448 | My Answer is, Must Infants of believers, as such, be comprehended in that Covenant, God made with Abraham, or else can they not be saved? |
A47448 | No saving our Baptism and Churches from sinking to the bottom, which he hath so furiously attacked? |
A47448 | Now can any of these things concern, or belong to Abraham ● Spiritual Seed, as such, that is, do they concern us Gentiles who do believe? |
A47448 | Now can this be a Truth, since Christ who was more faithful than Moses, and delivered every thing plainly from the Father? |
A47448 | Now will you say, if the Face or Head only of a Dead Corps was covered with Earth, and not the whole Body, that the Corps was buried? |
A47448 | Or do we say, those Jews that believed or their Elect Infants were cast out of the Covenant of Grace? |
A47448 | Or, that a Man should not commit Adultery, if he commits Adultery? |
A47448 | Our Saviour shews the danger of rash Judgment; and what have ● e to do to judge our Fellow Servant, much less Churches? |
A47448 | Page of your Book? |
A47448 | Question, What is an Instituted Church of the Gospel? |
A47448 | Sir, What think you now of two Covenants, and of a Covenant of peculiarity with Abraham''s Carnal Seed? |
A47448 | Sir, why did you not answer these arguments? |
A47448 | Such we grant are not true Ministers; but doth not he, think you, refer to such who were not trained up in School Learning? |
A47448 | That we impose those Doctrins upon the People: Dare you falsly charge and condemn the innocent? |
A47448 | Then I hope you will only have Elect Infants to be Baptised, and how do you know which they are, since they can make no confession of Faith? |
A47448 | These in plain words are not forbid, are they therefore lawful? |
A47448 | This being so, to what purpose do you make such a stir about the word Everlasting? |
A47448 | To this Mr. Shute says, pray where do you find this distinction concerning the everlasting Covenant God made with Abraham, and his Seed? |
A47448 | Was God the God of all Abrahams Carnal Seed as such; by way of special interest? |
A47448 | Was it from the pain that circumcision put the Infants to, that the Apostle calls it a Yoke, that neither they nor their Fathers could bear? |
A47448 | What Enemy could reproach us worse? |
A47448 | What Text can be wronged worse? |
A47448 | What can not God do? |
A47448 | What could Goliah of Gath, or proud Rabshaketh say more? |
A47448 | What difference is there between Baptisma( Greek) and Baptism? |
A47448 | What is become now of your everlasting Covenant, God made with all the People of Israel or natural Seed of Abraham? |
A47448 | What is required of Persons to be baptized? |
A47448 | What of this? |
A47448 | What reason hath he also to affirm, that none believed but the Jaylor himself? |
A47448 | What, a Church under the Law and not a legal Church? |
A47448 | When he was in circumcision, or in uncircumcision? |
A47448 | Where are you now with your humane invented, Lame, Decrepit Salvation,& c. Are not these Unchristian Reflections? |
A47448 | Where did Christ forbid Infants of Believers, the Lords Supper? |
A47448 | Where hath Christ forbid Baptizing of Turks, and Insidels, or the Children of unbelievers? |
A47448 | Where is crossing in Baptism forbid, or Popists Salt Spittle, or Crisom or other Popish rites? |
A47448 | Whether Children are in the Covenant of Grace, absolutely or conditionally? |
A47448 | Whether in matters of meer positive right, such as Baptism is, we ought not to keep expresly and punctually to the revealed will of the Lawgiver? |
A47448 | Whether our Baptism be a Truth of Christ, or a Counterfeit, will appear in our Answer; but why are we no Churches? |
A47448 | Whether that can be an ordinance of Christ to which there is neither precept nor example? |
A47448 | Why did this Man leave the Church of England? |
A47448 | Why do we say that Irrational creatures are not fit Soil for the Seed of the word? |
A47448 | Would you not have us give the true sense of the Word wherein we concur with all learned Men? |
A47448 | Yet what is this to the Infants of Believers, as such? |
A47448 | You confess he did not Baptize them; did he them give them habitual Faith for that blessing you plead for to be in Infants? |
A47448 | You might have added many other Places of Scripture, where we read of Sprinkling: But what would it signify? |
A47448 | and whether Circumcision did not belong to that Covenant, and so a Covenant of Peculiarity? |
A47448 | are there any Acts precedent ▪ concomitant or consequent to this pretended habit? |
A47448 | but since you know so well, pray what spiritual blessings were they? |
A47448 | can a few drops on the Face represent that; or what representation is there in that of a Resurrection? |
A47448 | did not God take away the first, that he might establish the second? |
A47448 | doth not the Apostle exclude the Carnal Seed of Abraham as such; from being included in the Covenant of Grace? |
A47448 | doth that figure o ● hold forth the burial of Christ, or that of the old Man? |
A47448 | dying Infants in; differing in any point or part of it, from that wherein he saves Adult believers? |
A47448 | have you any ground to run that parallel from any Text of Scripture? |
A47448 | himself? |
A47448 | how saith he, could this token of the Covenant be everlasting, if the Essence thereof was dissolved upon the coming in of the Gospel? |
A47448 | how then could this be the unchangeable Covenant of Grace? |
A47448 | how then were any dying Infants saved before Abraham''s days, or before the Covenant was made with him? |
A47448 | i. e. in which Gentile believers, and their Seed were no ways concerned; was not Christ to come only of Abraham and his Seed, according to the flesh? |
A47448 | if so what doth your arguing prove, nor is there a new Gospel national Church like the Church of the Jews instituted in the room of the old? |
A47448 | if you should, would you not be laught at? |
A47448 | is it not because they have no understanding? |
A47448 | is that Branch of our Baptism a counterfeit also? |
A47448 | is that in our power? |
A47448 | is this the Spirit of Jesus Christ? |
A47448 | know you not, that so many of us who were Baptized into Christ were Baptized into his Death, both in sign and signification? |
A47448 | of Grace, yet how do you prove God doth regenerate Infants in the Womb or Cradle? |
A47448 | or can Baptism bring into, or cast out of Gods election? |
A47448 | or was it not rather because it lay them under an obligation to keep the whole Law? |
A47448 | or will your Faith serve her? |
A47448 | the Blessings of the Covenant of Grace made with the Root Abraham; but what is this to our Carnal Seed as such? |
A47448 | the Old House and Old legal Right of Church- membership is overturned and r ● oted out for ever? |
A47448 | tho''''t is thus in the Adult, must this Spirit of Faith or the Habit of Faith be therefore in Infants of Relievers also? |
A47448 | what Covenant is that which the Apostle says, is took away and difanulled? |
A47448 | where do you find any command for the Infant Seed of believers, to stay till they are Adult, to be Baptized? |
A47448 | ● ● y, ● ● w 〈 ◊ 〉 on know but that all Infants dying in Infancy may be elected? |
A89563 | ( saith Paul) what were you then baptized into? |
A89563 | 16. but doth it prove that his Baptisme and Prayer was all one? |
A89563 | 6, 7, 8. and all experience proves the contrary; is not this as much against the one as the other? |
A89563 | 8. where the Greeke word comprehends both sexes, but doth that Greeke word, where ever it is used, signifie both sexes? |
A89563 | 9. as such who hold forth to us the soveraigntie of God in election and reprobation? |
A89563 | Afterwards Augustine put off his own Baptism till he was about 30 years, and upward, and what marvaile? |
A89563 | Alasse Sir, why doe you run into this needlesse and erroneous digression? |
A89563 | And further I pray you tell mee, was not all done among them as much by the free election of grace, as among us? |
A89563 | And what saith Augustine of that Epistle? |
A89563 | And what''s the reason of his delay? |
A89563 | And why so I pray? |
A89563 | As for your fourth, were not the Infants of the Jews devoted to God by Circumcision, though they could not actually devote themselves? |
A89563 | As to the thing it selfe, I answer, was not Circumcision Gods signe and seale? |
A89563 | Bernardus non vidit omnia: why may not some things in the vast monuments of Antiquity passe unseene by you? |
A89563 | But Sir is there not in the Text, all that are afarre off, even as many as the Lord our God shall call; and doth not that reach to all ages? |
A89563 | But Sir, did not you formerly grant, that upon the proving of my two first Conclusions the whole cause depended? |
A89563 | But Sir, what need all these things? |
A89563 | But Sir, why doe you call it a little relish? |
A89563 | But Sir, why doe you judge my heart to intend amisse, in using an expression which your self can not mislike? |
A89563 | But did all the Fathers fore- mentioned judge and practise so? |
A89563 | But if we Gentiles have it not, then are not wee I pray you, straitned in that particular? |
A89563 | But is this an expresse prohibition of it? |
A89563 | But what is your Argument from hence, Augustine held it fit to give Infants the Lords Supper, Ergo, What? |
A89563 | But what poore exceptions are these? |
A89563 | But what''s this to the question before us? |
A89563 | But whereas you adde, And why also should not the Lords Supper succeed Circumcision as well as Baptisme? |
A89563 | Did God ever say that if you will performe these and these conditions, then I will regenerate you, give you a new heart, and put my spirit within you? |
A89563 | Doe not Tertullian, Cyprian,& c. argue from Circumcision unto Baptisme as wee now doe, and others of them from Covenant- holinesse? |
A89563 | Doe you not thinke your Reader would smile at the vanity of these questions? |
A89563 | Doth not this plainly hold forth, that if they were re- baptized, it was because Paul thought their former baptism to be insufficient? |
A89563 | Epiphanius you say, sayes nothing of it in a place, which you cite: and are you sure he sayes nothing any where else? |
A89563 | Ergo, the Lords Supper is a humane invention? |
A89563 | First, if it had been known among them; you wonder why I finde nothing for it in Eusebius, Ignatius, Clemens Alexandrinus, Athanasius, and Epiphanius? |
A89563 | Fourthly, what is the sense of these words, Circumcision confirmed the yoake of the Law? |
A89563 | Have not multitudes of ours swallowed down all Arminianism, as well as they? |
A89563 | How doe you prove that Arminius meanes the words which you cite, of Jewish Proselytes? |
A89563 | How faine would you say somewhat which might reproach this Argument? |
A89563 | I answer, this I wonder at, where is Circumcision compared to buriall, and wherein I pray you lyes the analogie between them? |
A89563 | I know you will owne that expression of Augustine, Qnid agit liberum arbitrium? |
A89563 | I reply, who ever said that this administration is the same with theirs? |
A89563 | If Fidus did Judaize in both these, or either of them, what''s that to mee, who say he denyed not Baptisme to bee administred to Infants? |
A89563 | If Mr. Tombes say that it is better to term them seed by calling, then seed by profession; if it bee but an outward call, where lyes the difference? |
A89563 | If they were, how doth this distinction help you? |
A89563 | Infants as well as growne men? |
A89563 | Is not here then good consequence, that therefore they are to have the Seale administred to them? |
A89563 | Martyr did not beare witnesse to the divine Nature of Christ, because hee lived before Arius started up? |
A89563 | Now I demand of you, do not all these Authors call Baptisme a new Birth, which you would fasten onely on Feuardentius? |
A89563 | Nulli filii carnis censentur in semine, saith Arminius; doth hee meane that no proselytes were the seed of Abraham according to the flesh? |
A89563 | Or is marriage a businesse more concerning Religion, then these are? |
A89563 | Paul demands of them, Have you received the holy Ghost since you were baptized? |
A89563 | Plead not some of ours for the mortality of the soule, as well as they? |
A89563 | Quid enim necesse est, si non cam necesse, sponsores etiam periculo ingeri? |
A89563 | Secondly, how prove you this which you say? |
A89563 | Secondly, what meane you when you say, all is done in the Church according to the f ● ● ● election of grace? |
A89563 | Shall I adde other Witnesses who lived in the same Century with him? |
A89563 | Sir, are you perswaded in your own conscience these things are so? |
A89563 | Sir, is this to joyne with Arminius in his interpretation of the ninth to the Romans? |
A89563 | Sir, was this the Covenant of works? |
A89563 | The holy Ghost: what meane you by the holy Ghost? |
A89563 | Thirdly, did circumcision confirme these things to all Abrahams naturall posteritie? |
A89563 | Thirdly, how do Vives and Strabo know what was done in the ages next the Apostles, when the eldest of them lived almost 800 years after that age? |
A89563 | What advantage then both the Jew, or what profit is there of Circumcision? |
A89563 | What did the Non- conformists ever endeavour to doe beyond prayers and teares? |
A89563 | What if you have not found it, will you therefore say it is not to be found in their writings? |
A89563 | What multiplicity of imaginary senses, and consequences of senses are here poured out on an heape? |
A89563 | What need you keepe such a coyle in asking whether beleevers had then no children? |
A89563 | What''s the washing of Regeneration but Baptisme? |
A89563 | Where is this distinction of yours found, or founded in the Word of God? |
A89563 | Yet I beseech you tell me, doth he not therein intimate that it was the custome of the Church in his age to baptize the one as well as the other? |
A89563 | You desire to know what Clemens Alexandrinus saith? |
A89563 | You say he was the sonne of a Christian Bishop, but how doe you prove it? |
A89563 | all which I now passe over: and are not all these Witnesses of the practise of the Church? |
A89563 | and did any Orthodox Divine before your self charge this to be Arminianism, to say that the Gospel runs upon conditions? |
A89563 | and if they bee unchaste, how doth this make them chaste? |
A89563 | and that the method of preaching to us Gentiles must bee fetch''d out of this place? |
A89563 | and that therefore the Baptizing of Infants doth not frustrate that end of initiating them to bee Disciples or Professors? |
A89563 | and was there no food among them all that time, but the Sacramentall food? |
A89563 | and when any of them had embraced the faith, why might they not be catechized, and so prepared for Baptisme, and when they were sound fit baptized? |
A89563 | could any of the ancients reasonably grant the one, and deny the other? |
A89563 | could the ● arest Chymick have extracted any more? |
A89563 | did ever any before you conceive so many and great evills to follow upon the baptizing the children of beleevers? |
A89563 | doe not many of ours conceit a perfection of grace? |
A89563 | doe they not cry downe our Ministry as no Ministry? |
A89563 | doe they not oppose the Christian Sabbath? |
A89563 | doth he not confine himselfe to answer cases betwixt beleevers, and their unbeleeving wives and husbands? |
A89563 | have not many of ours drunke in the conceits of immediate revelations and Enthysiasmes as much as they? |
A89563 | have not some of ours laid downe their Armes out of opinion that even in a just cause warre is unlawfull? |
A89563 | is it a Sacrament? |
A89563 | may I not also exact of you to shew when and where this was taken away? |
A89563 | must you not bee compelled to goe by a consequence to bring it in, which is all I contend for? |
A89563 | or doe both these cases require one and the same answer? |
A89563 | or how else, is it more holy then these other civill things? |
A89563 | or whether the Apostles had no commission? |
A89563 | or whether wee have a Commission if they had not? |
A89563 | our Churches as no Churches? |
A89563 | that such Monsters should be bred in the wombe of it, or conceive that the removing of this would bee the healing of all? |
A89563 | the conveyance and seal annexed to it, are no part of the purchased inheritance, but doe they not belong to it? |
A89563 | unlesse your Compassionate Samaritan bee Authentick with you? |
A89563 | was it by faith, or the profession of faith? |
A89563 | was it certain or probable? |
A89563 | was it not a seale of the righteousnesse of faith, of circumcision of heart,& c. doth not the seale belong to the thing sealed? |
A89563 | was it to be true at any time, that all who beleeve should receive the extraordinary gifts of the holy Ghost? |
A89563 | was the posteritie of Ismael and Esau to come out of Egypt; possesse Canaan, ● ee yoaked with the Law? |
A89563 | wee never so much as heard whether there be an holy Ghost: No? |
A89563 | were not children then admitted in by birth- right, and yet was not grace then as free as it is now? |
A89563 | were the uncleane and uncircumcised in their families to fast all that time? |
A89563 | were they all inwardly holy, or effectually called? |
A89563 | what Doctrine, or Faith were you instructed in before your baptisme? |
A89563 | what Scripture ever denyed it? |
A89563 | what evidence doe either of them produce out of Antiquitie to make their assertion good? |
A89563 | what priviledge or gaine is it to bee a visible professor, a visible member of the Jewish Church? |
A89563 | what strange kind of baptisme have you received? |
A89563 | what turbulent Sect was ever found among them? |
A89563 | what were those divisions and miscarriages which brought them so low? |
A89563 | why may I not have as good hopes of Heathens children, if Gods promise helpe not here? |
A89563 | yea doth not Ambrose call the Fon: Baptisterium regeneration is lavacrum, the lavacre of Regeneration? |
A58207 | * Corpus Christi naturale fuit veré sepultum; an putandum est nostra corpora eodom modo sepeliri in administratine baptismi? |
A58207 | 1,& c. what, would you have your disciples baptized with the sprie of two neighboring seas, and a cloud of fresh water raining on their heads? |
A58207 | 1. quis enim potest dare quod ipse non habeat? |
A58207 | 10. Who( of any sense) doth not understand that of those that can, and will not? |
A58207 | 14. pronounceth in the present) by a designation to the service of Iesus, Christ, and the future participation of the promises? |
A58207 | 21 ● saying all flesh dyed — every man — meane onely all of reason and age? |
A58207 | 21. of what? |
A58207 | 3 20, 21. what, must the type and truth agree in all things? |
A58207 | 36: see here is water, what doth let me to be baptized? |
A58207 | 4 When the Apostle saith the unbelieving husband is sanctified in the wife; if any ask, what wife? |
A58207 | 5 If the matter must be put upon express words of Scripture, let our Antagonists shew us where they are expresly forbidden to baptize Infants? |
A58207 | A gallant flourish indeed: but seriously; Did Christ take them up in his arms, and bless them; and are they not blessed? |
A58207 | Again, Baptism is administred with the words of institution by Christ appointed; take away the Word, and what is the Water but ordinary water? |
A58207 | All these vain and injurious expressions, are meer aspersions: and call you this an Argument considerable? |
A58207 | And I pray how could the Priest under the Law know the minds of children to be circumci ● ed? |
A58207 | And again, who is eaten with the zeal of Gods house? |
A58207 | And if a quality, of what kind it is? |
A58207 | And what solidity is there on these conjectures, to conclude that Hieroms parents, though Christian, defer''d his baptism until he was 30 years old? |
A58207 | And where is then their answer of a good conscience toward God? |
A58207 | And who is so ready to cast this odious Livery upon others, as the most Antichristian? |
A58207 | And why can not God as well do his mercies to infants now immediatly, as he did before the institution either of circumcision or baptism? |
A58207 | And why is it more proportionable to an act of reason and humanity to defer childrens baptism, then in due time to baptize them? |
A58207 | But let us hear the rest of Tertullians advice; was it only concerning the deferring infants baptism? |
A58207 | But to what purpose do you propose any of these examples to your clients imitation? |
A58207 | But what follows? |
A58207 | But what if they never marry, must they never be baptized? |
A58207 | But what is crucifying again? |
A58207 | But what makes this against baptizing infants of parents known to be within the Church? |
A58207 | But what other battalio''s come next up? |
A58207 | But you demand, if it implies a duty on our part, how then can children receive it, who can not do duty at all? |
A58207 | But you say, Circumcision left a Character in the flesh, which being imprinted upon Infants, did it work upon them when they came to age?] |
A58207 | But you say, — The infant is not capable of believing, and if he were, he were also capable of dissenting; and how then do they know his mind?] |
A58207 | By demanding, quanta est major Propositio? |
A58207 | Can any be saved without such grace? |
A58207 | Can there be a sound conclusion from rotten premises? |
A58207 | Can you be assured that none of these who are baptized in infancy, and no otherwise, are regenerate and saved? |
A58207 | Could they if sent into Painim- Countreys with all the terms of your supposition, have been more disposed to an actual belief without a new Master? |
A58207 | Did their Baptizers profane Baptism? |
A58207 | Do any creatures under the degrees of man, bear the image of their Creator, in immortality, sanctity and light of understanding? |
A58207 | Do they say so when they speak of infant- baptism? |
A58207 | Do we then complain against God, when we complain of the Anabaptists abridging children of that which God hath allowed them? |
A58207 | Do you account obedience to God and his holy ordinances, to be a tempting of God? |
A58207 | Do you also call the truth thereof in question? |
A58207 | Do you mean by the Holy Ghost, the gi ● ts and graces of Gods holy Spirit regenerating the elect to the Kingdome of Heaven? |
A58207 | Do you think there is no danger from infants original guilt which maks them stand in need of the laver of regeneration for the remission of their sin? |
A58207 | Doth God save any Infants? |
A58207 | Doth it follow therefore a man may make confession of Christ with his mouth to salvation, before he believeth in him in his heart? |
A58207 | Doth not Gods blessing give both end and means that we may be so? |
A58207 | God created him — male and female created he them: both one flesh, and so but one — and wherefore one? |
A58207 | God hath appointed baptism to be a seal and token of our receiving and entrance into the Church; is it to no purpose to obey him in his Ordinances? |
A58207 | How can any meer man know whom to baptize, though of years, and whom to put by? |
A58207 | How doth that appear? |
A58207 | How invalid is the Moderators Agument, à non scripto, ad non factum? |
A58207 | How know you that Iohn B. or the Apostles never baptized any Infants? |
A58207 | How many impertinences are he ● e twisted up together? |
A58207 | How many ridiculous consequences would you thence inferre? |
A58207 | How much more rationally may ● e make covenant with infants, though yet without the actuall use of reason? |
A58207 | How often hath Satan in tempting to sin, misled the incaucious with this suggestion, there can be no danger in it,''t is the surer way? |
A58207 | How poor a spirited mother art thou, and of how little faith? |
A58207 | How then shall we be renewed after our falling into sin? |
A58207 | How vain and malitious is this calumny of yours? |
A58207 | I appeal to your own conscience ▪ may we as well conclude against Gods word, as for it? |
A58207 | I demand then, Do infants believe? |
A58207 | I demand, Doth God perform every one of his promises? |
A58207 | I demand, quo jure, by what right is the Kingdom of Heaven theirs? |
A58207 | I wonder what they will be ashamed to say, who blush not at such assertions? |
A58207 | I would gladly be resolved, quanta est illa propositio? |
A58207 | I. Quid igitur? |
A58207 | If any ask, why it comes out so late to publike view? |
A58207 | If giving the Seal to those who can not be profited thereby, be profanation of the same, how often do you prophane the holy Seal? |
A58207 | If it be a ceremony only, how doth it sanctifie us, or make the comers thereunto perfect? |
A58207 | If it be a duty on our part to administer it, how can children receive it, who can not do any duty at all? |
A58207 | If it be necessary to baptism that the baptizer know the mind of the person to be baptized, how can you baptize men of years? |
A58207 | If it implys a duty on our part, how then can children receive it, who can not do duty a ● all?] |
A58207 | If not, how maliciously is this objected against us, baptizing Infants of Believers, Christ himself expresly avowing them as subjects of his Kingdom? |
A58207 | If not, why inferre you them? |
A58207 | If this argument were good, how many men and women of age, must by the same reason be denyed baptism? |
A58207 | If you do not, why do you urge against us an authority which your self consenteth not unto? |
A58207 | If you mean the second, that is, that we less know the truth then the evidence; what blame you in our cause, or advantage your Clients? |
A58207 | If you say we see no evidence, nor can the blind see the Sun; what can you gain hereby? |
A58207 | If you will have none baptized before the works of the Spirit, before the operations of grace,& c. when and whom may you baptize? |
A58207 | If( you say) by the external work alone, how doth this differ from the opus operatum of Papists, save that it is worse? |
A58207 | In which it seemeth to us a very weak querie, And why can not God as well do his mercies to Infants now immediately? |
A58207 | Is not the Scripture evident? |
A58207 | Must this be by vertue of baptism by water onely, or the externall ministration thereof? |
A58207 | Nay but tell me, if you can, by all your reason, how could infants receive baptism except we did administer it? |
A58207 | No man rationally asketh, What need we two eyes who can see with one? |
A58207 | Onely this( you say) that God hath as great a care of Infants, as of others,& c.] Here is another argument as feeble as the fore- going: What? |
A58207 | Or spake Christ onely concerning the carnall seed of Abraham, and not of the spirituall when he said, Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven? |
A58207 | Popery and Pelagianism twisted together? |
A58207 | Possibly Ioash would here have replied to such a short Scheme of plea, — Will ye plead for Baal? |
A58207 | Qui rebaptizatur, jam Christianus fuerat: quomodo dici potest iterum Christianus& c? |
A58207 | Quis comeditur z ● ● ● ● mus Dei? |
A58207 | Restore such a one — but how? |
A58207 | Shall not they therefore that have the use of reason be baptized? |
A58207 | Since faith is necessary to the susception of baptism,& c.] True in adultis; what is this to our present question concerning infants? |
A58207 | So v. 1. the maimed or Eunuch shall not enter into the congregation of the Lord& c. what? |
A58207 | So when the Prophet would recall the Jews from P ● lygamie to pure wedlock, he said, did not he( that is God the Creator) make one? |
A58207 | Speak you this as a matter doubtfull? |
A58207 | That is the act of understanding, ● aith and repentance? |
A58207 | That would be a rare invention indeed: but if to call Anabaptists Anabaptists, be just, why find you fault with it? |
A58207 | The old Academicks were wo nt to question the testimonie and evidence of their own senses with a quid si falleris? |
A58207 | This weakly follows from unsound premises; was there no word added to Circumcision? |
A58207 | This you will put upon necessary consequence, where you have no express word: And why shall we not have the like liberty for Infant- Baptism? |
A58207 | This( say you) is the greatest vanity in the world] What vanity? |
A58207 | To the Parents or to the children? |
A58207 | To what children was that promise made? |
A58207 | Was not the reason of the Covenant declared to Abraham? |
A58207 | Was that faith which the Apostle commended onely there, or then when Hierom wrote in all the Western Church? |
A58207 | Was there not a word of Institution? |
A58207 | We know the word( children) importeth not alwayes infants; what then? |
A58207 | Were it good Georgicks to say, Trouble not your self to fodder your cattle, or loose them from their stall that they may drink? |
A58207 | What Word? |
A58207 | What are these real services, and whose? |
A58207 | What are we nearer heaven if we are baptized?] |
A58207 | What did vidual continency, or conjugal fidelity concern infants, as such? |
A58207 | What do you herein say which might not as well have been objected against the circumcision of infants? |
A58207 | What must they be interessed onely when they come to that act of which by nature they have the faculty? |
A58207 | What need all this stirre? |
A58207 | What promise? |
A58207 | What the Citie of Rome? |
A58207 | What then? |
A58207 | What think you of the validity of that Argument which is from Gods power to his will? |
A58207 | What think you then of our Christian Sabbath? |
A58207 | What was it which he called Peters Chair? |
A58207 | What yoke? |
A58207 | What, by descent from naturall parents? |
A58207 | What; because''t is not written? |
A58207 | What? |
A58207 | What? |
A58207 | Whence have you either such knowledg or commission so to judg? |
A58207 | Where can you shew us in terminis, Thou Thomas, John, Andrew,& c. shalt be baptized and saved? |
A58207 | Whether a quality, action, or passion? |
A58207 | Whether it be a figure or form? |
A58207 | Whether it be an ● ns rationis, or a relatio realis? |
A58207 | Whether the Sacraments of the old Testament made the like impress? |
A58207 | Whether the subject thereof be the soul, or some active or passive faculty thereof? |
A58207 | Who affirms that which you suppose? |
A58207 | Why I write after so many, so much more able to defend the truth, might possibly put me to the Oratours quaere y What is left for me to do? |
A58207 | Why did you not rather say that this device was P. Lombards( who mentioneth the Imputative faith you speak of) or some of the following Schoolmen? |
A58207 | Why do ye deny them baptism? |
A58207 | Why might you not say the same also concerning circumcision? |
A58207 | Why tempt ye God, to put a yoke upon the neck of the DISCIPLES? |
A58207 | Why trouble you your self with our stir to do that which Christ commandeth us? |
A58207 | Would you have our fall in Adam, and repair in Christ run literally parallell, even to circumstances? |
A58207 | You say more, To whom is the commandement given? |
A58207 | and how can you who baptize discern this? |
A58207 | and why not now? |
A58207 | and why not so in believing and repenting, seeing that God requireth impossibilities neither in things temporal nor spiritual? |
A58207 | and why seek ye further, omitting the type of Circumcision? |
A58207 | are children in their nonage excluded from the blessing in Christ? |
A58207 | because God hath as great a care of them as of others, therefore we must have no care of them in the application of the ordinary means? |
A58207 | because it doth not in every place of Scripture signify infants, therefore doth it not any where, no not where infants are spoken of? |
A58207 | because those of years professed their faith, and confessed their sins? |
A58207 | but what evidence can there be in those things, whose authority can not be proved, and whose truth can not be infallible? |
A58207 | but you say, this pertains 〈 … 〉 when they are capable, but made with them assoon as they are alive( that is in the mothers womb) what this? |
A58207 | can the holy Ghost be inactive, and without effectuall influence in any soul? |
A58207 | de necessitate medii, in respect of infants salvation, as if they could not be saved without it? |
A58207 | deale ingenuously then; do you affime that by whole, or all, the Scripture doth alwayes meane, persons of reason and age? |
A58207 | doe you affirme that by whole families, is ever meant all persons of age within the family, and such only? |
A58207 | doth the incapacity in respect of one command, conclude an incapacity of all? |
A58207 | hath a stone or tree any habitual faith, or reason, or any capacity of the holy Ghost, illumination, or sanctification? |
A58207 | how could infants receive circumcision, who could do as little duty as infants now can? |
A58207 | if evill or unjust, why consult you how to imitate it by way of revenge? |
A58207 | if of children, what can they, as such, perform? |
A58207 | is it not a shame to be such, as we are or may well be ashamed to be called? |
A58207 | is not this froathy- Rethorick? |
A58207 | is your meaning, Some of them that are capable of the same grace, are not alwaies capable of the signe thereof? |
A58207 | might he not be sealed or saved? |
A58207 | must all the world be drown''d, and only eight persons saved? |
A58207 | nay, but no man can be edified by that which is destructive; or in Enthusiasms and Revelations? |
A58207 | operám ne perdemus? |
A58207 | or a Boyish manner of contest, to call Whore, and all ill names, where they have not other power to prevail? |
A58207 | or because they have not faith, do you conclude them all damned who die in their infancy? |
A58207 | or deny it to any within the Church, needing Regeneration, that they may be saved? |
A58207 | or did he at first make any more then one husband and one wife? |
A58207 | or did not Tertullian know what he wrote? |
A58207 | or doe you not take a child of eight dayes old( when it was by Gods command and covenant to receive the seal) to be an infant? |
A58207 | or what wil it advantage you if it were true? |
A58207 | say you, how can he be passive who can not be active at all? |
A58207 | so hath he a care for their bodily preservation and ● ustenance; doth that prove that we ought not to feed or cloath them? |
A58207 | that is, did he make any more wives for Adam then one? |
A58207 | the Apostle saith, much every way: and what is the advantage of the believing Christians child, and Gods covenant with them? |
A58207 | the seal of circumcision? |
A58207 | therefore Infants who can not so do, may not be baptized? |
A58207 | they only who can actually for the present repent? |
A58207 | this covenant? |
A58207 | to whom? |
A58207 | were it not rather to tempt God, if( as much as in us lies) we should shut up the doore and inlet into his kingdome against infants? |
A58207 | were the infants excepted? |
A58207 | were they no wayes liable to this double precept, repent and be baptized every one of you? |
A58207 | what are they damn''d? |
A58207 | what doth God, when he said to Abraham — and in thee all the families of the earth shall be blessed; doth he meane only all persons of age? |
A58207 | what in Traditions and unwritten verities? |
A58207 | what, is it of force only to men and women of yeares; where''s the infants part? |
A58207 | what, no more then of Turkes, and Iewes? |
A58207 | what, to those who had been children, but were now of years to be taught, believe and repent? |
A58207 | when? |
A58207 | where have they any express precept for dipping over head and ears? |
A58207 | where have they any express precept for their long prayers, for baptizing women, or administring the communion to them? |
A58207 | where is any precept obliging to a place? |
A58207 | where is his priviledge of federall holynesse, as being borne of believing parents? |
A58207 | where is there any syllable express, or probable for re- baptizing any? |
A58207 | where shall we seek these, among our adversaries? |
A58207 | wherein appears either matter or form thereto pertinent? |
A58207 | which of all the reformed Churches ever did so? |
A58207 | who know''s not, that God commanded severall things with respect to severall capacities? |
A58207 | who knows not that these and the like things are left under the general rule, Let all things be done decently, and in order? |
A58207 | who? |
A58207 | — Auxentius solvit baptismum Christi — curigitur rebaptizan ● dos Auxentius fideles populos putat baptizatos in nomine Trinitatis,& c? |
A58207 | — Why were it not as good they stayed to make it, till that time, before which time if they do make it, it is to no purpose? |
A58207 | — Would it not as well follow à non scripto? |
A58206 | * Corpus Christi naturale fuit verè sepultum; an putandum est nostra corpora eodom modo sepeliri in administratine baptismi? |
A58206 | 1,& c. what, would you have your disciples baptized with the sprie of two neighboring seas, and a cloud of fresh water raining on their heads? |
A58206 | 1. quis enim potest dare quod ipse n ● n habeat? |
A58206 | 10. who( of any sense) doth not understand that of those that can, and will not? |
A58206 | 14. pronounceth in the present) by a designation to the service of Jesus Christ, and the future participation of the promises? |
A58206 | 21. of what? |
A58206 | 3 20, 21. what, must the type and truth agree in all things? |
A58206 | 36: see here is water, what doth let me to be baptized? |
A58206 | 4 When the Apostle saith the unbelieving husband is sanctified in the wife; if any ask, what wife? |
A58206 | 5 If the matter must be put upon express words of Scripture, let our Antagonists shew us where they are expresly forbidden to baptize Infants? |
A58206 | A gallant flourish indeed: but seriously; Did Christ take them up in his arms, and bless them; and are they not blessed? |
A58206 | Again, Baptism is administred with the words of institution by Christ appointed; take away the Word, and what is the Water but ordinary water? |
A58206 | And I pray how could the Priest under the Law know the minds of children to be circum ● ● sed? |
A58206 | And again, who is eaten with the zeal of Gods house? |
A58206 | And if a quality, of what kind it is? |
A58206 | And what solidity is there on these conjectures, to conclude that Hieroms parents, though Christian, defer''d his baptism until he was 30 years old? |
A58206 | And where is then their answer of a good conscience toward God? |
A58206 | And who is so ready to cast this odious Livery upon others, as the most Antichristian? |
A58206 | And why can not God as well do his mercies to infants now immediatly, as he did before the institution either of circumcision or baptism? |
A58206 | And why is it more proportionable to an act of reason and humanity to defer childrens baptism, then in due time to baptize them? |
A58206 | But let us hear the rest of Tertullians advice; was it only concerning the deferring infants baptism? |
A58206 | But to what purpose do you propose any of these examples to your clients imitation? |
A58206 | But what follows? |
A58206 | But what if they never marry, must they never be baptized? |
A58206 | But what is crucifying again? |
A58206 | But what other battalio''s come next up? |
A58206 | But you demand, if it implies a duty on our part; how then can children receive it, who can not do duty at all? |
A58206 | But you say, Circumcision left a Character in the flesh, which being imprinted upon Infants, did it work upon them when they came to age?] |
A58206 | But you say, — The infant is not capable of believing, and if he were, he were also capable of dissenting; and how then do they know his mind?] |
A58206 | By demanding, quanta est major Propositio? |
A58206 | Can any be saved without such grace? |
A58206 | Can there be a sound conclusion from rotten premises? |
A58206 | Can you be assured that none of these who are baptized in infancy, and no otherwise, are regenerate and saved? |
A58206 | Could they if sent into Painim- Countreys with all the terms of your supposition, have been more disposed to an actual belief without a new Master? |
A58206 | Did their Baptizers profane Baptism? |
A58206 | Do any creatures under the degrees of man, bear the image of their Creator, in immortality, sanctity and light of understanding? |
A58206 | Do they say so when they speak of infant- baptism? |
A58206 | Do we then complain against God, when we complain of the Anabaptists abridging children of that which God hath allowed them? |
A58206 | Do you account obedience to God and his holy ordinances, to be a tempting of God? |
A58206 | Do you also call the truth thereof in question? |
A58206 | Do you mean by the Holy Ghost, the gifts and graces of Gods holy Spirit regenerating the elect to the Kingdome of Heaven? |
A58206 | Do you think there is no danger from infants original guilt which maks them stand in need of the laver of regeneration for the remission of their sin? |
A58206 | Doth God save any Infants? |
A58206 | Doth it follow therefore a man may make confession of Christ with his mouth to salvation, before he believeth in him in his heart? |
A58206 | Doth not Gods blessing give both end and means that we may be so? |
A58206 | Doth the Scripture, 21 ● saying all flesh dyed — every man — meane onely all of reason and age? |
A58206 | God created him- male and female created be them: both one flesh, and so but one — and wherefore one? |
A58206 | God hath appointed baptism to be a seal and token of our receiving and entrance into the Church; is it to no purpose to obey him in his Ordinances? |
A58206 | How can any meer man know whom to baptize, though of years, and whom to put by? |
A58206 | How doth that appear? |
A58206 | How invalid is the Moderators Agument, à non scripto, ad nonfactum? |
A58206 | How know you that John B. or the Apostles never baptized any Infants? |
A58206 | How many impertinences are here twisted up together? |
A58206 | How many ridiculous consequences would you thence inferre? |
A58206 | How much more rationally may he make covenant with infants, though yet without the actuall use of reason? |
A58206 | How often hath Satan in tempting to sin, misled the incaucious with this suggestion, there can be no danger in it,''t is the surer way? |
A58206 | How poor a spirited mother art thou, and of how little faith? |
A58206 | How then shal we be renewed after our falling into sin? |
A58206 | How vain and ma ● tious is this calumny of yours? |
A58206 | I appeal to your own conscience, may we as well conclude against Gods word, as for it? |
A58206 | I demand then, Do infants believe? |
A58206 | I demand, Doth God perform every one of his promises? |
A58206 | I demand, quojure, by what right is the Kingdom of Heaven theirs? |
A58206 | I wonder what they will be ashamed to say, who blush not at such assertions? |
A58206 | I would gladly be resolved, quanta est illa propositio? |
A58206 | If any ask, why it comes out so late to publike view? |
A58206 | If giving the Seal to those who can not be profited thereby, be profanation of the same, how often do you prophane the holy Seal? |
A58206 | If it be a ceremony only, how doth it sanctifie us, or make the comers thereunto perfect? |
A58206 | If it be a duty on our part to administer it ● how can children receive it, who can not do any duty at all? |
A58206 | If it be necessary to baptism that the baptizer know the mind of the person to be baptized, how can you baptize men of years? |
A58206 | If it implys a duty on our part, how then can children receive it, who can not do duty at all?] |
A58206 | If not, how maliciously is this objected against us, baptizing Infants of Believers, Christ himself expresly avowing them as subjects of his Kingdom? |
A58206 | If not, why inferre you them? |
A58206 | If this argument were good, how many men and women of age, must by the same reason be denyed baptism? |
A58206 | If you do not, why do you urge against us an authority which your self consenteth not unto? |
A58206 | If you mean the second, that is, that we less know the truth then the evidence; what blame you in our cause, or advantage your Clients? |
A58206 | If you say we see no evidence, nor can the blind see the Sun; what can you gain hereby? |
A58206 | If you will have none baptized before the works of the Spirit, before the operations of grace,& c. when and whom may you baptize? |
A58206 | If( you say) by the external work alone, how doth this differ from the opus operatum of Papists, save that it is worse? |
A58206 | In which it seemeth to us a very weak querie, And why can not God as well do his mercies to Infants now immediately? |
A58206 | Is not the Scripture evident? |
A58206 | Must this be by vertue of baptism by water onely, or the externall ministration thereof? |
A58206 | Nay but tell me, if you can, by all your reason, how could infants receive baptism except we did administer it? |
A58206 | No man rationally asketh, What need we two eyes who can see with one? |
A58206 | Onely this( you say) that God hath as great a care of Infants, as of others,& c.] Here is another argument as fe ● ble as the fore- going: What? |
A58206 | Or spake Christ onely concerning the carnall seed of Abraham, and not of the spirituall when he said, Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven? |
A58206 | Popery and Pelagianism twisted together? |
A58206 | Possibly Joash would here have replied to such a short Scheme of plea, — will ye plead for Baal? |
A58206 | Qui rebaptizatur, jam Christianus fuerat: quomodo dici potest iterum Christianus& c? |
A58206 | Restore such a one — but how? |
A58206 | Scire autem? |
A58206 | Scripture beyond the Apostles scope and purpose, rather to that which seems to favour your fancy and practise of immersion, then to another sense? |
A58206 | Shall not they therefore that have the use of reason be baptized? |
A58206 | Since faith is necessary to the susception of baptism,& c.] True in adult is; what is this to our present question concerning infants? |
A58206 | So when the Prophet would recall the Jews from Polygamie to pure wedlock, he said, did not he( that is God the Creator) make one? |
A58206 | So, v. 1. the maimed or Eunuch shall not enter into the congregation of the Lord& c. what? |
A58206 | Speak you this as a matter doubtfull? |
A58206 | That is the act of understanding, faith and repentance? |
A58206 | That would be a rare invention indeed: but if to call Anabaptists Anabaptists, be just, why find you fault with it? |
A58206 | The old Academicks were wo nt to question the testimonie and evidence of their own senses with a quid si falleris? |
A58206 | This weakly follows from unsound premises; was there no word added to Circumcision? |
A58206 | This you will put upon necessary consequence, where you have no express word: And why shall we not have the like liberty for Infant- Baptism? |
A58206 | This( say you) is the greatest vanity in the world] What vanity? |
A58206 | To the Parents or to the children? |
A58206 | To what children was that promise made? |
A58206 | Was not the reason of the Covenant declared to Abraham? |
A58206 | Was that faith which the Apostle commended onely there, or then when Hierom wrote in all the Western Church? |
A58206 | Was there not a word of Institution? |
A58206 | We know the word( children) importeth not alwayes infants; what then? |
A58206 | Were it good Georgicks to say, Trouble not your self to fodder your cattle, or loose them from their stall that they may drink? |
A58206 | What Word? |
A58206 | What are these real services, and whose? |
A58206 | What are we nearer heaven if we are baptized?] |
A58206 | What did vidual continency, or conjugal fidelity concern infants, as such? |
A58206 | What do you herein say which might not as well have been objected against the circumcision of infants? |
A58206 | What must they be interessed onely when they come to that act of which by nature they have the faculty? |
A58206 | What need all this stirre? |
A58206 | What promise? |
A58206 | What the Citie of Rome? |
A58206 | What then? |
A58206 | What think you of the validity of that Argument which is from Gods power to his will? |
A58206 | What think you then of our Christian Sabbath? |
A58206 | What was it which he called Peters Chair? |
A58206 | What yoke? |
A58206 | What, by descent from naturall parents? |
A58206 | What; because''t is not written? |
A58206 | What? |
A58206 | What? |
A58206 | Whence have you either such knowledg or commission so to judg? |
A58206 | Where can you shew us in terminis, Thou Thomas, John, Andrew,& c. shalt be baptized and saved? |
A58206 | Whether a quality, action, or passion? |
A58206 | Whether it be a figure or form? |
A58206 | Whether it be an ens rationis, or a relatio realis? |
A58206 | Whether the Sacraments of the old Testament made the like impress? |
A58206 | Whether the subject thereof be the soul, or some active or passive faculty thereof? |
A58206 | Who affirms that which you suppose? |
A58206 | Why I write after so many, so much more able to defend the truth, might possibly put me to the Oratours quaere ● y What is left for me to do? |
A58206 | Why did you not rather say that this device was P. Lombards( who mentioneth the Imputative faith you speak of) or some of the following Schoolmen? |
A58206 | Why do ye deny them baptism? |
A58206 | Why might you not say the same also concerning circumcision? |
A58206 | Why tempt ye God, to put a yoke upon the neck of the DISCIPLES? |
A58206 | Why trouble you your self with our stir to do that which Christ commandeth us? |
A58206 | Would you have our fall in Adam, and repair in Christ run literally parallell, even to circumstances? |
A58206 | You say more, To whom is the commandement given? |
A58206 | and how can you who baptize discern this? |
A58206 | and why not now? |
A58206 | and why not so in believing and repenting, seeing that God requireth impossibilities neither in things temporal nor spiritual? |
A58206 | and why seek ye further, omitting the type of Circumcision? |
A58206 | are children in their nonage excluded from the blessing in Christ? |
A58206 | because God hath as great a care of them as of others, therefore we must have no care of them in the application of the ordinary means? |
A58206 | because it doth not in every place of Scripture signify infants, therefore doth it not any where, no not where infants are spoken of? |
A58206 | because those of years professed their faith, and confessed their sins? |
A58206 | but what evidence can there be in those things, whose authority can not be proved, and whose truth can not be infallible? |
A58206 | but you say, this pertains to children when they are capable, but made with them assoon as they are alive( that is in the mothers womb) what this? |
A58206 | can the holy Ghost be inactive, and without effectuall influence in any soul? |
A58206 | de necessitate medii, in respect of infants salvation, as if they could not be saved without it? |
A58206 | deale ingenuously then; do you affime that by whole, or all, the Scripture doth alwayes meane, persons of reason and age? |
A58206 | doe you affirme that by whole families, is ever meant all persons of age within the family, and such only? |
A58206 | doth the incapacity in respect of one command, conclude an incapacity of all? |
A58206 | hath a stone or tree any habitual faith, or reason, or any capacity of the holy Ghost, illumination, or sanctification? |
A58206 | how could infants receive circumcision, who could do as little duty as infants now can? |
A58206 | hum,& quid est aquae nisi aqua? |
A58206 | if evill or unjust, why consult you how to imitate it by way of revenge? |
A58206 | if of children, what can they, as such, perform? |
A58206 | is it not a shame to be such, as we are or may well be ashamed to be called? |
A58206 | is not this froathy- Rethorick? |
A58206 | is your meaning, Some of them that are capable of the same grace, are not alwaies capable of the signe thereof? |
A58206 | might he not be sealed or saved? |
A58206 | must all the world be drown''d, and only eight persons saved? |
A58206 | nay, but no man can be edified by that which is destructive; or in Enthusiasms and Revelations? |
A58206 | or a Boyish manner of contest, to call Whore, and all ill names, where they have not other power to prevail? |
A58206 | or because they have not faith, do you conclude them all damned who die in their infancy? |
A58206 | or deny it to any within the Church, needing Regeneration, that they may be saved? |
A58206 | or did he at first make any more then one husband and one wife? |
A58206 | or did not Tertullian know what he wrote? |
A58206 | or doe you not take a child of eight dayes old( when it was by Gods command and covenant to receive the seal) to be an infant? |
A58206 | or what wil it advantage you if it were true? |
A58206 | say you, how can he be passive who can not be active at all? |
A58206 | so hath he a care for their bodily preservation and sustenance; doth that prove that we ought not to feed or cloath them? |
A58206 | that is, did he make any more wives for Adam then one? |
A58206 | the Apostle saith, much every way: and what is the advantage of the believing Christians child, and Gods covenant with them? |
A58206 | the seal of circumcision? |
A58206 | therefore Infants who can not so do, may not be baptized? |
A58206 | they only who can actually for the present repent? |
A58206 | this covenant? |
A58206 | to whom? |
A58206 | were it not rather to tempt God, if( as much as in us lies) we should shut up the doore and inlet into his kingdome against infants? |
A58206 | were the infants excepted? |
A58206 | were they no wayes liable to this double precept, repent and be baptized every one of you? |
A58206 | what are they damn''d? |
A58206 | what doth God, when he said to Abraham — and in thee all the families of the earth shall be blessed; doth he meane only all persons of age? |
A58206 | what in Traditions and unwritten verities? |
A58206 | what, is it of force only to men and women of yeares; where''s the infants part? |
A58206 | what, no more then of Turkes, and Jewes? |
A58206 | what, to those who had been children, but were now of years to be taught, believe and repent? |
A58206 | when? |
A58206 | where have they any express precept for dipping over head and ears? |
A58206 | where have they any express precept for their long prayers, for baptizing women, or administring the communion to them? |
A58206 | where is any precept obliging to a place? |
A58206 | where is his priviledge of federall holynesse, as being borne of believing parents? |
A58206 | where is there any syllable express, or probable for re- baptizing any? |
A58206 | where shall we feek these, among our adversaries? |
A58206 | wherein appears either matter or form thereto pertinent? |
A58206 | which of all the reformed Churches ever did so? |
A58206 | who know''s not, that God commanded severall things with respect to severall capacities? |
A58206 | who knows not that these and the like things are left under the general rule, Let all things be done decently, and in order? |
A58206 | who? |
A58206 | you confesse baptisme to be the ordinary inlet into the kingdome of heaven; and is an ordinary thing a signe or miracle? |
A58206 | — Why were it not as good they stayed to make it, till that time, before which time if they do make it, it is to no purpose? |
A58206 | — Would it not as well follow à non scripto? |
A58206 | 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 At ver ● num á nostris operibus pende ● sa ● ● is nestra? |
A57667 | & c. If God was so bountifull to his first Wife why should he be so sparing to his second, as to afford her no outward Ornaments at all? |
A57667 | 10 What was the Heretical Religion of the Valentinians, Secundians, and Ptolemians? |
A57667 | 11. what hath been the chief supporter of all Religions at all times? |
A57667 | 13: Why did Religious Persons cut their Hair and Beards? |
A57667 | 15 Wherein do the absurdities and impieties of their opinions consist? |
A57667 | 15, Wherein doth the Protestant Church agree with, 〈 ◊ 〉 dissent from other Christian Churches? |
A57667 | 2. Who were the first Eremites, or Anchorites? |
A57667 | 2. and by Saint John in the Apocalypse? |
A57667 | 23. and how can such preach, if they be not sent? |
A57667 | 3, What other Nations professe the Greek Religion, besides those al ● eady named? |
A57667 | 4. Who was the first Heretick that opposed the Orthodox Religion, and what were his opinions? |
A57667 | 5 What were the Albigenses, and what other Sects were there in this twelfth Century? |
A57667 | 5. and doth not Saint ▪ Iames will us to sing Psalms, when we would be merry? |
A57667 | 6 Who were Simons principal Scholars, and what were their opinions? |
A57667 | 6. Who were the first Monk ● after Anthony? |
A57667 | 7, What were the opinions in Religion the feurteenth Century? |
A57667 | 7. Who were the first Religious Knights in Christendome? |
A57667 | 8 What Ceremonies use they in their 〈 ◊ 〉 ari ● ges& funerals? |
A57667 | ? |
A57667 | ? |
A57667 | ? |
A57667 | After what manner is the Wife separated from her deceased Husbands brother? |
A57667 | And how can a people put confidence in that Prince, who dissembleth with God? |
A57667 | And seeing the world consisteth of corruptible parts, how can the Whole which is made up of such Parts be Eternal? |
A57667 | And what could more properly have been annexed? |
A57667 | Apollo the Lawrel,& c. Q. what Religious Rites did the Romans use in their Marriages? |
A57667 | Apostles? |
A57667 | Are Church Governours ● y Divine Institution? |
A57667 | Are Lay- men excluded from Church government, because they are Lay- men? |
A57667 | Are Pluralities of Religions tolerable in a State? |
A57667 | Are Presbyters and Priests all one? |
A57667 | Are Prophets in the New Testament, and Ministers of the Gospel the same? |
A57667 | Are all the Mahumetans of one profession? |
A57667 | Are excommunicate persons members of the Church? |
A57667 | Are the names of Apostle, Presbyter, and Bishop of equal extent? |
A57667 | Are there any store of Monks, Nuns, and Ere ● ites in Moscovia? |
A57667 | Are there no other hypocritical Orders amongst them? |
A57667 | Are there no other orders in the Church of Rome? |
A57667 | Are we Protestants justly excommunicate by the Pope? |
A57667 | Are young men then fit to be made Presbyters o ● Bishop? |
A57667 | At their Funerals they hire women to mourn, who howle over the body in a barbarous manner, asking him what he wanted, and why he would dye? |
A57667 | Because an Elder must be apt to teach, will it therefore follow that there ought to be none, but preaching Elders? |
A57667 | But if Paul constituted Presbyters and Deacons in all the Churches which be planted, why doth he not salute them, as he did these of Philippi? |
A57667 | But was not the Church after the Apostles decease left an Orphan, being destitute of these extraordinary Apostolicall graces? |
A57667 | But what Church government have the Iewes at this day? |
A57667 | But what followed? |
A57667 | But why are we so afraid of Satans Stratagems, seeing the most of them are but illusions? |
A57667 | But why did Paul besides his custome salute the Deacons at Philippi? |
A57667 | Can Episcopacy be proved by the Canons of the Apostles, and Councel of Antioch? |
A57667 | Can an excommunicate person be accounted as a Brother? |
A57667 | Can both these callings be in one ma ●? |
A57667 | Can excommunication consist with Charity? |
A57667 | Can the Minister exclude any man from the Kingdome of God? |
A57667 | Can the delivering of a man over to Satan, be a means to save his spirit? |
A57667 | Concerning the third, he saith that the Divine love proceeded from the Mind or Intellect, what else is this Divine love but the Holy Ghost? |
A57667 | Cymbrians, Goths, Lucitanians,& other Europeans profess? |
A57667 | Did Saint Austin institute his Eremites to beg? |
A57667 | Did all Christian Nations upon their conversian to Christianity receiv ● Episcopacy? |
A57667 | Did the Apostles in all the Churches, which they planted, appoint Presbyters and Deacons? |
A57667 | Did the Greeks and Romans worship these gods onely? |
A57667 | Do not these Censorious Momes know that truth though comly in it selfe, is yet more lovely, when compared with falshood? |
A57667 | Do we not all eat of the same bread, drink of the same cup, live by the same Spirit, hope for the same inheritance? |
A57667 | From what things can we not be excommunicate? |
A57667 | God will have merey, and not sacrifice; He will say, Who required these things at your hands? |
A57667 | Had not Timothy and Tims the same power of the Keyes, and Apostolicall authority that Paul had? |
A57667 | Had the Pagans any knowledge of the Creation? |
A57667 | Had the Presbytery power to excommunicate? |
A57667 | Have there not been sometimes two Bishops in one Town? |
A57667 | Have we any president for appeals from the Classicall to the higher assemblies? |
A57667 | He is the true Shil ●, at whose coming the Scepter departed from Iuda; and as it was foretold, that he should come of David, be born in Bethlehem? |
A57667 | How are Ministers to be elected? |
A57667 | How are the Abboots consecrated at this time? |
A57667 | How are these two Courts named in the New Testament? |
A57667 | How ca ● ● these Idolatrous Pagans to beleeve the immortality of souls? |
A57667 | How can a Christian put forth that hand to touch the body of our Lord, by which he hath made a body for the Devil? |
A57667 | How can he be called the sheepherd of that ● ● ock which he neve ● saw? |
A57667 | How can the courage of a Souldier be known but in a skirmish? |
A57667 | How did God instruct the Iews of old? |
A57667 | How did the Iewes observe their Passover? |
A57667 | How did these first Eremites live? |
A57667 | How did they anciently observe their S ● bbath? |
A57667 | How did they rank and arme their gods? |
A57667 | How do the modern Iews keep their Passover? |
A57667 | How do they administer the Sacraments? |
A57667 | How do they keep the feast of Tabernacles? |
A57667 | How do they keep their new Moons? |
A57667 | How do they now observe their Pentecost? |
A57667 | How do they prepare themselves for the feast of Reconciliation? |
A57667 | How do they redeem their first born? |
A57667 | How do they use their dead? |
A57667 | How doe they Dedicate or Consecrate their Altars? |
A57667 | How doe they make their Bills of Divorce at this day? |
A57667 | How doe they prepare themselves for Morning prayer? |
A57667 | How doth it appear that Religion is the foundation of Common- we ● li ● e ● human societies? |
A57667 | How doth it appear that the Gentile Idols were dead men? |
A57667 | How doth it appear, that Presbyter and Bishop was the same? |
A57667 | How doth the Mohel cut off the foreskin? |
A57667 | How far hath this Mahumetan Superstition got footing in the world? |
A57667 | How long continued this heathenish idolatry in Egypt? |
A57667 | How many Erroneous opinions in Religion have been lately revived or hatched since the fall of our Church government? |
A57667 | How many days do the Jews spend in their Easter solemnities? |
A57667 | How many parts hath this Ministery? |
A57667 | How many sorts of callings are there in the Church? |
A57667 | How many sorts of excommunication were there? |
A57667 | How many ways can Satan delude men by such false miracles? |
A57667 | How must a man be called? |
A57667 | How shall we know the inward call of the Spirit, from the stattering concept of our Fancies? |
A57667 | How were Juno, Ceres, and Vulcan worshipped by the Greeks? |
A57667 | How were the Monks and Nunnes of old consecrated? |
A57667 | If hee bee our Father, where is his honour? |
A57667 | If unfit, he must be cheerfully dismissed; If fit, he must aske him if he is resolved to forsake the world? |
A57667 | In such esteem they have their beggerly Priests, Q. Wherein doth the Mahumerans devotion consist chiefly? |
A57667 | In the mean while what Church government was there among the Ten Tribes? |
A57667 | In what account are Monks, at this day in the Roman Church? |
A57667 | In what else doth their outward Worship consist? |
A57667 | In what peculiar places were some gods peculiarly worshipped? |
A57667 | In what things must not Christians communicate with Iews? |
A57667 | In whom is the power of Election and Ordination of Presbyters or Bishops? |
A57667 | Ipse ego qui propriâ cuncta haec virtute creabam Quaris quot simus? |
A57667 | Is a Pastor and Doctor all one? |
A57667 | Is it a novelty to have Lay- Elders in the Church? |
A57667 | Is it not a great shame that in their Churches lights continually shine: and in the Temples of the holy Ghost, there is nothing but darknesse? |
A57667 | Is not the degree of Bishops higher than that of Presbyters? |
A57667 | Is she so rich, that she needeth not any? |
A57667 | Is the Christian Magistrate subject to the censure of excommunication? |
A57667 | Is the Church to be ruled by the Civill Magistrate? |
A57667 | Is the Church- Government by Elders or Bishops, Deacons, Doctors and Teachers, al ● erable? |
A57667 | Is the Civil Magistrate prejudiced by the censure of excommunication? |
A57667 | Is the Function of a Lay- elder unlawfull, because he is not called to preach and baptise? |
A57667 | Is the Ordinatio ● of the Church of Rome lawfull? |
A57667 | Is the power of the Keyes and Apostolicall authority the same thing? |
A57667 | It is God that justifieth, who can condemn? |
A57667 | It is not lawfull for one Clergy man to exercise Dominion or Lordly authority over another? |
A57667 | Let us remember what Christ hath promised, to wit, that he will be with us, to the end of the world; and if he be with us, who can be against us? |
A57667 | May Christian Primes, with a safe conscience permit Iews to live within their Territories? |
A57667 | May Christian Princes permit the Iewes to exercise their own Religion? |
A57667 | May a Christian Prince dissemble his Religion? |
A57667 | May a State tolerate different Religions in privat? |
A57667 | May a man exercise the office of Presbyter or Bishop without a calling? |
A57667 | May a man that is excommunicate remain still in the state of election? |
A57667 | May an excommunicate person be debarred from publick prayers and preaching? |
A57667 | May any preach now without Calling or Ordination? |
A57667 | May the Civil Magistrate change the Church- Government? |
A57667 | May the Minister, or Presbytery excommunicate any man without the consent of the Church? |
A57667 | May the Presbytery excommunicate any man for his absence? |
A57667 | May the same man be both a Magistrate and a Minister? |
A57667 | Multaque ● nerces unde potest tibi defluat; aequo? |
A57667 | OF what Religion were the Germans, Gauls and Brittains? |
A57667 | Of What Religion were the African Ethiopians antiently? |
A57667 | Of What Religion were the Chinois? |
A57667 | Of What Religious Order is Saint Augustine held to be author? |
A57667 | Of what Religion are the Islands about Africa? |
A57667 | Of what Religion are the Nations of west Virginia and Florida? |
A57667 | Of what Religion are the Northern countries neer the Pole? |
A57667 | Of what Religion are the people of Bengala? |
A57667 | Of what Religion are the people of Narsinga, and Bisnagar? |
A57667 | Of what Religion are the people of Paria, Guiana, and along the River Debaiba, or St. Iohn? |
A57667 | Of what Religion is the kingdom of Magor? |
A57667 | Of what Religion were the Aerians, Aetians, or Eunomians, and Apollinarists? |
A57667 | Of what Religion were the Carpocratians? |
A57667 | Of what Religion were the Cataphrygians? |
A57667 | Of what Religion were the Ophites, Cainites, and Sethites? |
A57667 | Of what Religion were the Valesians, the Cathari, Angelici, and Apostolici? |
A57667 | Of what Religon where the Antient Egyptians? |
A57667 | Of what continuance is Mahumetanisme? |
A57667 | Of what opinions were the Marcites, Colarba ● ●, and Heracleonites? |
A57667 | Of what religion were the Grecians? |
A57667 | Of whom the Deacon within the Church asketh, Who is the King of glory? |
A57667 | Ought not then Princes aud Magistrates to have, a special care in the setling and preservation of Religion? |
A57667 | Q Of what Religion are the people of Malabar? |
A57667 | Q Were all the Tartars of one Religion or Discipline? |
A57667 | Q What was the Old Scythian Religion? |
A57667 | Q What was the Religion of the Danes, Swedes, Moscovites, Russians, Pomeranians, and their neighbours? |
A57667 | Q What was the Religion of the ancient Indians? |
A57667 | Q What was their belief of the departed souls? |
A57667 | Q. Co ● ld one man at the same time ● e both an Apostle, and a Bishop or Presbyter? |
A57667 | Q. VVhat festival dayes were observed in New Spain? |
A57667 | Q. Vnder what names and shapes did they worship the Moon? |
A57667 | Q. Vpon what is this power grounded? |
A57667 | Q. Wherein did the high Priest differ from other Priests? |
A57667 | Q. Wherein did the outward splendor of the Iews Religion consist? |
A57667 | Q. Wherein is moderate Episcopacy different from Presbytery? |
A57667 | Q. wherein consisteth Church Discipline? |
A57667 | Quis illaudati nescit Busiridis aras? |
A57667 | Quis quaeso hic Sartor 〈 … 〉 erit ille Quî rogo Ceruentis domine dignus erat? |
A57667 | Quò non fastus abit? |
A57667 | Seeing there is but one true Religion, why doth God blesse the professors of false Religions, and punisheth the contemners thereof? |
A57667 | Shall Logick be rejected for setting down all the waies of fallacious arguments? |
A57667 | Shall we think it lawful to dissemble with God, and are offended if our neighbours dissemble with us? |
A57667 | Should there be any superiority of Presbyters ever their fellows? |
A57667 | That they should burne incense on their Altars: and we be quite destitute of Zeale and Devotion in our hearts? |
A57667 | These were his thoughts of Novatus, which what wise man but will allow us to attribute to our Novators? |
A57667 | They have the ●? |
A57667 | They make use of outward unction, but we use neither the outward unction of the Church, not the inward of the spirit? |
A57667 | They worship Idols, we commit sacriledge: But is not a sacrilegious theefe as hateful to God as an ignorant Idolater? |
A57667 | To that, I and the Father are one, they were used to retort thus, Doth the unity in this place denote co- essency? |
A57667 | Vpon what grounds do the Independents forsake our churches? |
A57667 | Vpon what grounds do these Millenaries, build Christs temporall Kingdome here on earth for a thousand years? |
A57667 | Vulcan with his Tongs,& c. Q ▪ With what creatures weretheir Chariots drawn? |
A57667 | WAs there any Religion, Church Government, of Discipline in the beginning of the World? |
A57667 | WHat are the two prevalent Religions this day in Europe? |
A57667 | WHat is the Doctrine of the Church of Rome at this day, and first of the Scriptures? |
A57667 | WHat is the other great Religion professed in Europe? |
A57667 | WHat kinde of Religious, or rather Superstitious government was there among the Ancient Babylonians? |
A57667 | WHat new Religious Orders did there spring up in the West, upon the decay of the Benedictines, and what were the Cluniacenses? |
A57667 | WHat opinions in Religion are there held at this day among them, that are fallen off from Rome? |
A57667 | WHat was the Religion of the ancient Europaeans? |
A57667 | WHat was the Religion of the old Africans? |
A57667 | Was Acrius an Heretick for affirming there was no difference between a Bishop and a Presbyter? |
A57667 | Was excommunication used onely among Christians? |
A57667 | Was it the chief office of the Deacons i ● the Primitive Church to prea ● h the word? |
A57667 | Was that Leathre ● Girdle ever worne by S. Augustin, with which the Monks of this order used to cure Diseases, and ease Paines in the body? |
A57667 | Was the Presbytery in use among the Iews? |
A57667 | Was there any set day then for Gods worship? |
A57667 | Was there then any Ordination? |
A57667 | Was there then any publick place of Sacrificing? |
A57667 | Were Irenaeus, Epiphanius, S. Austin, Theodoret, and other eminent men in the Church, fooles? |
A57667 | Were Timothy and Titus Bishops or not? |
A57667 | Were there any Lay- Elders or Seniors in Austin''s tim? |
A57667 | Were there in the Church preaching Presbyters onely? |
A57667 | Were there no other opinions held this Century? |
A57667 | What Ceremonies do they use in the five controverted Sacraments? |
A57667 | What Ceremonies observe they about the Book of the Law? |
A57667 | What Ceremonies observe they in their Pilgrimage to Mecca? |
A57667 | What Ceremonies use they about their Circumcision? |
A57667 | What Ceremonies use they when they have read over the Law? |
A57667 | What Church government had the Iews after they were carried captive into Babylon? |
A57667 | What Church government was there after Moses? |
A57667 | What Ecclesiastical Dignities and Discipline is there in the Greek Church at this day? |
A57667 | What Fasting days do the Iews observe now? |
A57667 | What Gods did the Romans worship? |
A57667 | What Idolatrous Gods or Devils rather, did the ancient Syrians worship? |
A57667 | What Law did Mahomet give to his Disciples? |
A57667 | What Laws were prescribed for Monasteries? |
A57667 | What Orders of Knighthood were there erecte ● in Christendome after the year 1400? |
A57667 | What Ornaments and Vtensils doe they use in their Churches dedicate to Christ and the Saints? |
A57667 | What Priests and Temples had the antient Greeks? |
A57667 | What Priests had the Romans? |
A57667 | What Priests had they at Mexico, and hat Sacrifices? |
A57667 | What Priviledges have been granted to this Society from the Popes? |
A57667 | What Religion did the Archonticks professe and the Ascothyp ● ae? |
A57667 | What Religion did the people of Peru professe? |
A57667 | What Religion do the northern neighbours of Congo professe? |
A57667 | What Religion do these Aethiopians, or Abyssins professe? |
A57667 | What Religion is most excellent and to be preferred above all others? |
A57667 | What Religion is professed in Japon? |
A57667 | What Religion is professed in the Philippina Islands? |
A57667 | What Religion is there now professed in Egypt? |
A57667 | What Religion was professed among the Americans? |
A57667 | What Religious Order did Saint Hierome erect? |
A57667 | What Religious Rules did the Second Council of Aquisgran or Aix prescribe to be observed by the Monks? |
A57667 | What Religious discipline had the Tartars, or Cathaians? |
A57667 | What Religious worship, or idolatrous rather, was used in Hierapolis of Syria? |
A57667 | What Religon doth Sumatra, and Zeilan professe? |
A57667 | What Religon is professed in Guinea? |
A57667 | What Rites doe they observe about the sick and dead? |
A57667 | What Sects are sp ● ung out of Lutheranism? |
A57667 | What Tenets are held by the Independents of New- England? |
A57667 | What Tenets in Religion held the Pelagians, Praedestinati, and Timotheans? |
A57667 | What are the Abyssin Christians? |
A57667 | What are the Anabaptists of Moravia? |
A57667 | What are the Cophti? |
A57667 | What are the Familists? |
A57667 | What are the Tenets of the Brownists? |
A57667 | What are the Tenets of the Presbyterians? |
A57667 | What are the opinions of the Independents? |
A57667 | What are the opinions of the Quakers? |
A57667 | What are the orders of Knight- hood in Italy? |
A57667 | What are their Tenets concerning pennance, fasting, prayer, and almes? |
A57667 | What are their Tenets concerning predestination, the Image of God, Original sin, and Actual, and Free- will? |
A57667 | What are their Tenets concerning the Saints in Heaven? |
A57667 | What are their opinions, concerning the Law of God, concerning Christ, faith, justification, and good works? |
A57667 | What are their times of Prayer? |
A57667 | What are these Church offices which they sell yearly? |
A57667 | What be the Adamites and Antinomians? |
A57667 | What be the Armimans Tenets? |
A57667 | What be the general rules to which the Jesuites are tied? |
A57667 | What be their canonical hours of prayer? |
A57667 | What be their other holy days which they observe? |
A57667 | What benefit hath the Church by excommunication? |
A57667 | What circumstances do the Iews now observe in praying? |
A57667 | What colours do they hold sacred in the Church of Rome? |
A57667 | What degrees of Ecclesiastical persons are there in the Church of Rome? |
A57667 | What did the Antidicomarianites, Messalians, and Metangismonites professe? |
A57667 | What did the Ascitae, Pattalorinchitae, Aquarii, and Coluthiani, professe? |
A57667 | What did the Lithuanians, Polonians, Hungarians, Samogetians, and their neighbours professe? |
A57667 | What did the Temple and the Vteasils thereof represent to us? |
A57667 | What difference is there between a Minister and a Deacon? |
A57667 | What do they hold concerning Councils, Monks, Magistrates, and Purgatory? |
A57667 | What doth the ward Deacon signifie? |
A57667 | What duty is performed to the sick? |
A57667 | What else is Observable in the dedication of Churches? |
A57667 | What else may we observe about these Canonical hours? |
A57667 | What else may we observe in the view of all these Religion ●? |
A57667 | What else may we observe of Solomons Temple? |
A57667 | What festival days did the Peruvians observe? |
A57667 | What form of Church Government was there among the Iews till Moses? |
A57667 | What form of Service have they in their Churches? |
A57667 | What government had they under Moses? |
A57667 | What habit and dyet do the Benedictines use? |
A57667 | What hath Rome got by Excommunication? |
A57667 | What is the Doctrine and Ceremonies of the Russian Church at this day? |
A57667 | What is the Ministery of the Gospel? |
A57667 | What is the Reiigion of Cambaia? |
A57667 | What is the Religion and Church Discipline of Fez? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of Angola and Congo? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of Brasil? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of Florida? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of Morocco? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of Pegu? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of Siam? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of Virginia? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of the Maronites? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of the Nestorians, Christians of Saint Thomas, and Jacobites? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of the Socinians? |
A57667 | What is the Religion of the lower Aethiopians? |
A57667 | What is the Religion professed in Goa? |
A57667 | What is the manner of Circumcising their Children? |
A57667 | What is the manner of eating the Pascal Lamb at home? |
A57667 | What is the manner of electing their Abbots? |
A57667 | What is the manner of their Marriages? |
A57667 | What is the order of the Jesuites? |
A57667 | What is the profession of the Armenians? |
A57667 | What is the time and order of their Evening prayer? |
A57667 | What is their Doctrine concerning the Church? |
A57667 | What is their feast of Purim? |
A57667 | What is their manner if dedicating Churches? |
A57667 | What is their manner of observing the Sabbath at this day? |
A57667 | What kind of Discipline was used among the Phoenicians? |
A57667 | What m ● y we observe concerning their Processions? |
A57667 | What maintenance did the Iews allow their Priests and Levites? |
A57667 | What may we observe concerning the Iews at this day? |
A57667 | What names and worship did they give to the Earth and Fire? |
A57667 | What needed all this toil? |
A57667 | What office do they perform to the dead? |
A57667 | What opinions did the Sixteenth Century h ● ld? |
A57667 | What opinions do they hold concerning the Sacraments? |
A57667 | What opinions in Religion are lately broached by Iohn Reeve, and Lodowick Muggleton? |
A57667 | What opinions in Religion were professed the ● ● ● teenth Century? |
A57667 | What opinions were held in Religion within the eighth Century? |
A57667 | What other Ceremonies use they in the feast of Reconciliation? |
A57667 | What other Sects and Opinions are there now stirring amongst us? |
A57667 | What other Sects are there of the Greek Religion? |
A57667 | What other Vtensils have they in their Churches? |
A57667 | What other gods did the Ge ● tiles worship beside those above named? |
A57667 | What other observations may be made of this View of all Religions? |
A57667 | What other opinions do the Quakers hold? |
A57667 | What other opinions in Religion were held this age? |
A57667 | What other orders of Knight- hood were there in Christendome, besides those of the French? |
A57667 | What other rules have they besides these common rules and constitutions? |
A57667 | What part of the Apostolicall Function ceased with the Apostles, and what was to continue? |
A57667 | What priority had the High- Priest, or Chief Priests ● ver the other Priests? |
A57667 | What religious Orders have the Mahumetans? |
A57667 | What rules have they for Travellers, or Pilgrims, for the Minister, for the Admonitor, and other officers? |
A57667 | What sacrifices were used in the beginning? |
A57667 | What secular Priests have they? |
A57667 | What should the Magistrate do? |
A57667 | What solemnity use they in beginning their new year? |
A57667 | What sort of Sacrifices did the ancient Romans use? |
A57667 | What things else are observable in the Franciscan order? |
A57667 | What was Mercury but a Theese, Venus a Whoore, Bacchus a Drunkard? |
A57667 | What was the Ecclesiastick Government after Solomon? |
A57667 | What was the Manichean Religion? |
A57667 | What was the Order of S. Katherine, and of S. Iustina? |
A57667 | What was the Order of Saint Briget? |
A57667 | What was the Religion and Discipline of the old Arabians? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of Apelles, Severus, and Tatianus? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of Cerdon and Marcion? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of Cerinthus, Ebion, and the Nazarites? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of Hispaniola? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of Jucatan and the parts adjoyning? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of New- Spain? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Adamians, Elcesians, and Theodotians? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Audians, Semi- arrians, and Macedonians? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Donatists, Priscillianists, the Rhetorians, and the Feri? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Hermians, Proclianites, and Patricians? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Hierarchites, Melitians, and Arrians? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Nestorians, Eutychians, and of those Sects which sprung out of them? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Nicholaitans and Gnosticks? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Pepuzians, Quintilians, and Artotyrites? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Sabellians, Originians, and Originists? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Southern Americans? |
A57667 | What was the Religion of the Tessarescae Decatitae, or Quarradecimani and of the Alogiani? |
A57667 | What was the Religious Order of the Benedictines? |
A57667 | What was the Religious discipline of the antient Persians? |
A57667 | What was the manner of sacrificing in Greece? |
A57667 | What was the office of the Levites? |
A57667 | What was the order of Saint Clara, Saint Pauls Eremites, and Boni- homines? |
A57667 | What was their Sabbaticnl yeare and their Idbile? |
A57667 | What were Minerva, Diana, and Venus? |
A57667 | What were the C ● ● meli ● es? |
A57667 | What were the Camaldulenses and Monks of the Shady Valley? |
A57667 | What were the Christian Military orders in the East? |
A57667 | What were the Collyridians, Paterniani, Tertullianists, and Abelonitae? |
A57667 | What were the Cruciferi, Hospitalarii, Trinitarians, and Bethlemites? |
A57667 | What were the Dominicans? |
A57667 | What were the Engines that Satan used to overthrow Religion in the beginning? |
A57667 | What were the Eremites of Saint Hierom, of Saint Saviour, the Albati, Fratricelli, Turlupini, and Montolivetenses? |
A57667 | What were the Franciscans? |
A57667 | What were the Greek chief festivals? |
A57667 | What were the Institutions and Exercises of the first Monks? |
A57667 | What were the Knights of Saint Lazarus, of Calatrava, of Saint James and divers others? |
A57667 | What were the Knights of Saint Mary of Redemption, of Montesia, and the order of Vallis Scholarium, and Canons Regular of Saint Mark? |
A57667 | What were the Knights of the holy Sepulchre, ● nd the Gladiatores? |
A57667 | What were the Monks of Saint Anthony of Vienna, the Cistertians, Bernardins, and Humiliati? |
A57667 | What were the Nazarites, Rechabites, and Essenes? |
A57667 | What were the Nuns of this Order, and what were their Rules? |
A57667 | What were the Orders of Mendicant Friers? |
A57667 | What were the Praemonstratenses, and Gilbertins? |
A57667 | What were the Prophets, Scribes and Pharises? |
A57667 | What were the Religious Tenets of the Floriani; Aeternales, and Nudipedales? |
A57667 | What were the Religious rules that Sa ● nt Ba ● il p ● escribed to his Monks? |
A57667 | What were the Rites and Institutions of the Monks of Cassmum? |
A57667 | What were the Roman chief Festivals? |
A57667 | What were the Sadducees and Samaritans? |
A57667 | What were the Servants of Saint Mary, the Caelestini, and Jesuati? |
A57667 | What were the Templars? |
A57667 | What were the Tenets of the Wicklevits who lived in this Centurie? |
A57667 | What were the Teutonici, or Mariani? |
A57667 | What were the Theopaschitae, Trithei ● ae, Aquei ● Mel ● ● onii, Ophei, Tertullii, Liberatores, and Nativitarii? |
A57667 | What were the chief Heads of Calvins Doctrine? |
A57667 | What were the feasts of Pentecost and Tabernacles? |
A57667 | What were the opinions held in the ● inth and tenth Centuries? |
A57667 | What were the rules which St. Bennet prescribed to his Monks? |
A57667 | What were their Religious Rites in Funerals? |
A57667 | What were their new Moons and Feasts of Trumpets and Expiation? |
A57667 | What were their other chief gods whom they worshipped? |
A57667 | What were thē opinions of the eleventh and twelfth Cent ● ries? |
A57667 | What worship and names did they give to Death? |
A57667 | What worship had the Deity of the Sea? |
A57667 | When were buildings first erected for Divine Service? |
A57667 | Whence came the custome of shaving, or cutting the hairs of head and beard among religious persons? |
A57667 | Where there any Religious Women, which we call Nuns, in the Primitive times of the Church? |
A57667 | Wherein consisteth the Eighth part of their Worship? |
A57667 | Wherein consisteth the office of the Bishop? |
A57667 | Wherein consisteth the other parts of the Masse? |
A57667 | Wherein consisteth the seventh part of their worship? |
A57667 | Wherein did some Eremites exceed in their Religious, or rather, superstitious kind of living? |
A57667 | Wherein do the Christian Orders of Knight- ● ood differ from one another? |
A57667 | Wherein doth the outward worship of the Church Rome consist, and the first part of their Masse? |
A57667 | Wherein doth the vanity of the Millenaries opinion consist? |
A57667 | Wherein the absurdities and impieties of their Opinions consist? |
A57667 | Whether did the power of Iurisdiction and Ordination belong to the B shop alone, or to the Church? |
A57667 | Whether is the solitary life in a Desart, or the sociable life in a Covent to be preferred? |
A57667 | Which be their sacred orders? |
A57667 | Which of all the Religio ● s we have viewed seems to be most consonant to naturall Reason? |
A57667 | Who are to be Excommunicate? |
A57667 | Who are to judge of scandals? |
A57667 | Why are Ministers called Presbyters and Bishops, but not Priests in the New Testament? |
A57667 | Why did he not salute the Presbyters there also? |
A57667 | Why did not Christ excommmnicate Judas, whom he knew to be unworthy of the Sacrament? |
A57667 | Why do not the Reformed Churches now call our Ministers by the name of Bishops and Priests? |
A57667 | Why do the Iews fast in the moneth of August? |
A57667 | Why do the Iews, beside the Sabbath, keep holy the Monday and Thursday? |
A57667 | Why do they keep the feast of Dedication? |
A57667 | Why was the burying of the dead held an act of Religion? |
A57667 | Why were the Groves and high places condemned in Scripture? |
A57667 | Why were the Pastors called Bishops and Presbyters? |
A57667 | Will it follow that there must be no excommunication, because Christ will not have the Tares plucked up till the Harvest? |
A57667 | and if hee bee our Lord, where is his fear? |
A57667 | and why? |
A57667 | are we not all washed with the same Baptisme, and redeemed by the same saviour? |
A57667 | can they deny with their tongue, what they confesse with their hand? |
A57667 | destroy that with their words, which they build up with their deeds; confesse one God, and make many; preach the true God, and yet make false gods? |
A57667 | eternall happinesse? |
A57667 | fear of God? |
A57667 | for handling in their Books; all the hereticall opinions that infested Christianity, both before, and in their times? |
A57667 | if men, why do you adore them? |
A57667 | if these are gods, why do you bewail them? |
A57667 | if they make it their trade to live by him, how have they renounced him? |
A57667 | now Quantum mutamur ab illis Angligenis? |
A57667 | patria quis exulse quoque fugit? |
A57667 | quid non Rex impius audet? |
A57667 | shall the Church be called the house of prayer, and our bodies( which ought to be the Temples of the Holy Ghost) denns of Theeves? |
A57667 | shall their Churches be filled with hallowed Images, and our souls defiled with unhallowed imaginations? |
A57667 | si mortui, cur adoratis? |
A57667 | take these away ▪ where is Faith? |
A57667 | the Sea Coast is pestered with many Rocks, Shelves, and Quick- Sands, must they therefore be past over in silence in the art of Navigation? |
A57667 | to Isaac? |
A57667 | to Israel and to his old people, confirmed by a League so solemnly made? |
A57667 | where are his often promise ● to Abraham? |
A57667 | why then should we not be of the same heart, and mind with the Apostles? |