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.
| identifier | question |
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| A83525 | Reformed Churches abroad say, why may not the King as lawfully tolerate Papists one false Religion, as the Parliament suffer all Sects to grow? |
| A52038 | And hath our religious Magistrate transgressed these rules? |
| A52038 | But some man may say; have not many for feare of death or disgrace, renownced the Truth, against their Conscience? |
| A52038 | Is it at the setting up of the kingdome of Christ Jesus; that he might raigne, as Lord omnipotent upon earth? |
| A52038 | Is it, at the advancement of truth, the practise of holiness, the purity of Gods worship? |
| A52038 | Or els is it at no government at all, till they receive on revealed from heaven? |
| A52038 | Or lastly, is it to set up an infallibility of private judgement, taking themselves to abound in the spirit, and be able to judge all above them? |
| A52038 | There they sought, and there they found the platform of their discipline, and what was it? |
| A52038 | What is the meaning, that so many in our dayes, separate from their brethren, as if all others were prophane? |
| A52038 | Why do they gather in heaps together, like biles and ulcers, drawing the corruption with them, and yet say the body is unclean? |
| A59696 | And so for Baptism, do you not need a promise of God for your poor children? |
| A59696 | First ▪ Hath not the Lord given them up to a spirit of blindness in matters of Doctrine? |
| A59696 | From their ignorant and disdainful receiving of this message from God; q. d. who knows not that? |
| A59696 | Is there a Law against Scandalous Ministers, and none against Scandalous Lords and great ones? |
| A59696 | Now is not here matter of Mourning to God for poor England, that is left to be full of these Delusions? |
| A59696 | Sermon against Sermon, reviling one another; Head against Body: Go into the Camps, whom can they trust? |
| A59696 | Thirdly Only here is the question, when is it thus, for every spirit of Drunkenness is not a forerunner of destruction? |
| A59696 | Would you know the cause of this? |
| A59696 | You will say; How shall we be preserved from this spirit of drunkenness? |
| A59696 | do you not need to know that them that are pure in heart shall see God? |
| A59696 | what do you publish and press us to believe that? |
| A59696 | what great matter is that? |
| A85551 | 19. but you baptize infants, for which you haue no word for, and therefore it will be said at last, Who hath required these things at your hands? |
| A85551 | And although it be said, Who shall lay any thing to the charge of Gods elect? |
| A85551 | And therefore hee is called the King of nations, for his universall jurisdiction; Who would not feare thee, O King of nations? |
| A85551 | And when the question is made by the servants to the housholder, Whether the tares the envious man sowed among the good seede should be pluckt up? |
| A85551 | But let us prove if his words be true; for what is the Babylonian, Assyrian, Grecian, or Roman Monarch to us? |
| A85551 | But what say you to us? |
| A85551 | But why do you rank us of the Church of Rome amongst the Heresies, and new doctrines of late devised and nominated? |
| A85551 | How many of you Independents is there, that deny the food of life to the Lambs of Christ? |
| A85551 | What strange voyce is this that wee heare,( Truth saith shee) what is that ▪ were you made to reprove our thoughts? |
| A85551 | What will you call the holy Church of Rome to question, the Pope the holy Father? |
| A85551 | You esteem too meanly of us and our doctrine; what? |
| A85551 | what command doth authorize you your self to baptize? |
| A85551 | what word have you for your people to ordain their Minister? |
| A85551 | will you dare to speak against the Church of Christ? |
| A85551 | you have not a word for women to receive the Sacrament, and abundance other particulars practised by you? |
| A67894 | And then what follows, but formall and materiall Idolatry, by their owne confessions, when they adore it? |
| A67894 | At Tholouse also, a few dayes after, there was a great slaughter of the godly committed, but by whom? |
| A67894 | But did this bloudy Prince prosper in these his ambitious and cruell designes? |
| A67894 | But what will yee more? |
| A67894 | Charles the ninth of France never demanded of Henry de Clermont Prince of Conde, whether he would turne Papist; but, will you goe,( said he) to Masse? |
| A67894 | Is it possible that so many miles distance should not abate and asswage the very malice of Rome it self against them? |
| A67894 | Or the young Stoick in Gellius, to maintaine the Apathie of his Sect, neither groane nor frowne in the midst of a burning feaver? |
| A67894 | What Mr. Walsingham, saith the Queen- mother upon his next audience, Will your Mistresse have my Son turn Atheist, and professe no Religion at all? |
| A67894 | What got he by it, but to have the curse of the Scripture to fall upon him; That the Elder Brother should serve the younger? |
| A66428 | & c. Was Elias the only true God? |
| A66428 | After all that has been said, where is the Evidence of these Mens Commission? |
| A66428 | And had he a Glory with Elias before the World was? |
| A66428 | And would it be Eternal Life to believe in Elias, as the only true God? |
| A66428 | Ask them again, how they prove the truth of their Doctrine? |
| A66428 | But if Voices be common, both to true and false Apostles, how can it be a proof of the truth of a Commission? |
| A66428 | But why should we wait the end of these two? |
| A66428 | Did Elias give him Power over all flesh? |
| A66428 | Did Elias give him the Work he was to do? |
| A66428 | Did Elias give him the words he was to give to his? |
| A66428 | Doth Christ immediately pour forth the Gift of his Spirit, or cure the Sick when thou prayest over them? |
| A66428 | For ask them how they prove their Commission? |
| A66428 | For do they say they were sent from God? |
| A66428 | For what is there they pretend to, which Impostors have not, or might not have pretended to? |
| A66428 | How many things are here taken for granted, which there is not a Syllable of Proof for? |
| A66428 | I shall consider what the Evidences are which they bring of their Divine Commission? |
| A66428 | It all rests upon their say so, but where is the proof? |
| A66428 | It is not then what they profess to reveal that is sufficient; but the point is, whether what they so profess is true? |
| A66428 | Now reconcile all this who can? |
| A66428 | What are the Evidences they bring; and whether they are not such as other Deceivers have alike pretended to, and even exceeded them in? |
| A66428 | Where is the Scripture, where the Miracles, that they prove their Commission, and their Doctrine by? |
| A66428 | Whether J. Reeve and L. Muggleton are the two Witnesses spoken of in the 11th of the Revelation? |
| A66428 | Whether John Reeve and Lodowick Muggleton are sent from God? |
| A66428 | Whether there are not as great Evidences against them, as they have against other Pretenders? |
| A66428 | Whether these are Errors or no, let all Men judge; and if so, what becomes of their Infallibility? |
| A66428 | Whether they are sent from God? |
| A66428 | Whether they are the Two Witnesses in the 11 th of the Revelation? |
| A66428 | and did the Apostles believe that he came out from Elias, and was sent by him? |
| A66428 | and how shall we thereby distinguish the true from the false? |
| A66428 | and were all Believers to be one in Elias and him? |
| A66428 | or doth he own thee in casting out Devils, by thy Word? |
| A66428 | was Elias in him, and he in Elias? |
| A66428 | what of their pretence to Divine Illumination? |
| A90720 | 41. in these words, Let every thing be done decently and in order? |
| A90720 | Again, if you would utterly deprive all sorts of a Form of prayer, how then shall ignorant youths, and little young maids pray? |
| A90720 | And further, what( think you) will become of the residue of the poor sheep, left in all those parishes, from whom these were thus allured? |
| A90720 | And why did all the Apostles preach sanctification to be inherently in the justified ones? |
| A90720 | But if this be a truth, why then did our Saviour pronounce a blessednesse to those that are pure in heart? |
| A90720 | But what is all this to those things that are now in these our dayes so much pleaded for? |
| A90720 | First, if in it selfe it be Idolatry now, what was it all that time, when God himself in Davids time allowed it, in the praises of his people? |
| A90720 | For,( as one once said, so say I) Are there not sins with us also? |
| A90720 | How if Pipes and Organs should chance to be put upon us againe, as they were before the Parliament begun, will not that bee Idolatry thinke you? |
| A90720 | If hee want honesty, and have knowledge, how then, what''s to be done then? |
| A90720 | Is Saul among the Prophets? |
| A90720 | Oh Ephraim what shall I doe unto thee? |
| A90720 | Oh Judah what shall I doe unto thee? |
| A90720 | Seventhly, are you not more obstinate in your way of separation after conviction, then the Presbyterialls are? |
| A90720 | Sixthly, are you not as forward to corporall pride, as the Presbyterialls too? |
| A90720 | Some have such shallow- heads and gnats about their eares; I think their hearts be dead; where is their hopes, their feares? |
| A90720 | Some have such tender sculls, they''l dye with little haile; As goslings tender be, alas what doe they aile? |
| A90720 | To whom will ye liken me that I may be like him? |
| A90720 | Turne yee, Oh turne yee, for why will yee die O yee people of England? |
| A90720 | Yee are yet carnall; for whereas there is among you envie and strife, and divisions, are ye not carnall? |
| A90720 | and if so, then I hope you will graunt us a warrant to run out of the Church? |
| A90720 | nay, many times old men are but new converts, and what will you have them do? |
| A90720 | shal we condemn them for their forsaking the badnes of the Pope, and adhering to the goodnes of the truth of Christ? |
| A90720 | the government of the Church? |
| A83515 | & c. What good have you done since this Parliament, and since the expulsion of the Popish Lords and Bishops? |
| A83515 | * Quaest non ● ▪ Quinam habent p ● testatem excommunica ● di? |
| A83515 | 12. writes thus, How long therefore shall I intreat some three or foure I ● inerury Ministers in a County? |
| A83515 | 19. does not that comprehend Children? |
| A83515 | 20. hee feedeth of ashes, a deceived heart hath turned him aside, that he can not deliver his soule, nor say, is there not a lye in my right hand? |
| A83515 | 27. Who gives the Kingdome to the Saints? |
| A83515 | 29. in answer to that question, Who have the power of Excommunicating? |
| A83515 | 3, 4. speaks thus: And why presume ye thus, O ye Lords? |
| A83515 | An Independent speaking with a Presbyterian of the Kings going to the Scots, the Presbyterian answered him, what would you have had the King done? |
| A83515 | And p. 10. speaking of the H. of Commons committing him, saith, O brave times, and brave justice? |
| A83515 | And what need any further witnesse? |
| A83515 | And whether Colonel Lilburne in the Army would have taken such an Answer well from his Regiment, notwithstanding his brothers doctrine? |
| A83515 | And why beholdest thou the mot ● ▪ that is in thy brothers eye, but considerest not the beame that is in thine owne eye? |
| A83515 | Are they harmlesse who in contempt of Baptisme have pissed in the Font, have fecht a horse into the Church and baptiz''d it? |
| A83515 | But what shall they do that have families, shall they be as Heathens? |
| A83515 | Can any man forbid water, that these should not be baptized, which have received the holy Ghost as well as we? |
| A83515 | Doth not this Doctrine open a gap for prayer to the dead? |
| A83515 | Falsorum dogmatum Propugnatores nominatim perstringendi sunt, quomodo enim alias ab auditoribus caveri possunt? |
| A83515 | Fear not the Army whose Commanders( like Samuel) can ask any County or Town where they have been, Whose Oxe, or Asse have they taken? |
| A83515 | For what other have they been but a meer clog to the House of Commons in all their proceedings? |
| A83515 | Have you shooke this Nation like an Earth- quake to produce no more then this for us? |
| A83515 | He said, sinne was not conveyed ● o Adams posterity by Adams loynes, He was askt, how then came we to be sinners? |
| A83515 | Hodi ● quid fit? |
| A83515 | How many evill things promoted? |
| A83515 | How many necessary things have they obstructed? |
| A83515 | How then will you have the Ministers of the Gospel live of the Gospel? |
| A83515 | I answer, You see the need of Itinerants; and secondly, why may we not follow the practice of other Reformed Churches? |
| A83515 | I have many yeers beleeved in Jesus Christ, and hoped to be saved, but now what will become of me? |
| A83515 | Oh if so few have done so much, and that in a bad cause, what might not we doe in a good cause, if courageous, zealous, and intent upon it? |
| A83515 | Or what is it, but with Jeroboam and his Councell to set up the golden Calves with a strict comandement of universa ● l conformity? |
| A83515 | Playes, Masques, Feastings, Gaming''s, Dancings? |
| A83515 | Q ● id facient Domini, a ● dent cum tali ● fures? |
| A83515 | Remember your selves, or shall we remember ye? |
| A83515 | So, is there any Policy in what I have done? |
| A83515 | Thou that teachest a man should not steale, dost thou steale? |
| A83515 | Thou that ● aiest a man should not commit adul ● ery, dost thou commit adultery? |
| A83515 | Thou therefore that teachest another, Teachest thou not thy selfe? |
| A83515 | What devices have they had of Prudentialls and Expedients, to delay and pervert what is good, and subtle policies to introduce things evill? |
| A83515 | What should I speak of the Arraignment of Persecution and his fellowes belching out blasphemies against the reformed Churches? |
| A83515 | Where is the fourth Commandement? |
| A83515 | Which of you before this Parliament minded any thing so much as your pleasures? |
| A83515 | Would you have had him gone to Ireland? |
| A83515 | You take it for granted that Christs command bears nothing but the baptism of beleevers; but how will this be proved? |
| A83515 | and besides what is this else but to sell justice for money? |
| A83515 | and if they were an Army of Papists, what would they not have? |
| A83515 | and is not this a great ground of it among the Papists at this day? |
| A83515 | appeale then from the House of Lords to the House of Commons? |
| A83515 | are they no part of the Nation? |
| A83515 | doth not the word say that he will pour out his w ● ath upon the Heathen, and the families that call not upon his Name? |
| A83515 | have not all the alterations towards the City beene since that time, and began at that time? |
| A83515 | have you not, and doe you not see in many affaires one thing pretended and another intended? |
| A83515 | is he not a Sebaptist, a Seeker? |
| A83515 | might you not for all that bring him to punishment? |
| A83515 | or how can ● ● thou say to thy brother, lot me pull out the mot ● out of thine eye, and behold a beame in thine owne eye? |
| A83515 | or must they keep only to what is the known mind of those Countries and Towns that chose them? |
| A83515 | suppose( saith this Independent) there were a theife, and you should make a Covenant with him to maintaine his just priviledges, what of that? |
| A83515 | to them that are of yeares? |
| A83515 | what bred and nourished prayer to Saints departed but this? |
| A83515 | where will you begin? |
| A83515 | will he not wait for their amendment, use meanes for their conversion? |