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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| A77422 | And why should we be offended at warres amongst men, when there are daily and continual Conflicts between the Elements themselves? |
| A77422 | But what shall be said to the Captain of the Nations, or to the Angell destroying Edom and Babylon? |
| A77422 | For why? |
| A77422 | Hast thou not heard of the valiant Angles, of barbarous Neustria, of yonder terrible Picts thy perfidious enemies? |
| A77422 | Knowest thou not that it will be bitternesse in the end? |
| A77422 | Laugh''st thou, O King? |
| A77422 | O thou sower of discord, and Captain of iniquity, how long wilt thou delight to murther, spoil and pursue the distressed? |
| A77422 | Or what people shall be parts and members thereof? |
| A77422 | Rides, O Rex? |
| A77422 | Who then must be Lord of this Monarchy? |
| A77422 | what black seas of darknesse, and rivers of bloud pursue after it? |
| A52658 | After a while, he was called again, and his Charge read again; and they asked him( as before) guilty or not guilty? |
| A52658 | But our Freinds said little to it: But askt the Mayor what he had against them, and wherefore he had Committed them to prison? |
| A52658 | But putting the best face they could upon it, they come into their old way again, asking him Guilty or not guilty? |
| A52658 | But they prest him still to say guilty or not? |
| A52658 | His Answer was, he knew not what they meant: They asked him again, Guilty or not guilty? |
| A52658 | I do confesse when I was brought before the Mayor, he asking me what I thought of the present Government? |
| A52658 | The first that they called, was Brother Cann; The Mayor asked him, What he thought of the present Government? |
| A52658 | The next day in the morning called Friday, our Brother Day was brought again to the Bar, the Charge being read, they askt him Guilty or not? |
| A52658 | What he thought of the present Government? |
| A52658 | What they thought of the present Government? |
| A52658 | Why had he not set down what their Reproachfull and Malitious words were, and where they were spoken? |
| A52658 | eng Canne, John, d. 1667? |
| A46899 | And whether men had not as good Grounds for such conclusions formerly, as you have now for yours? |
| A46899 | At what time and times? |
| A46899 | Holland in the Change of their Government the troubles lately in Poland, formerly in Germany and France,& c? |
| A46899 | If by God''s Word, where, and how doth it appear? |
| A46899 | If by the Law of the Land, by what Law? |
| A46899 | If of God, what is Man that he should interpose in it? |
| A46899 | If of Man or Men? |
| A46899 | Restitution? |
| A46899 | They both having their apprehensions to justifie their Actions, as well as you yours for your Conclusions? |
| A46899 | V. What Person or Persons are they, that in your sense are so qualified for Government, and by what right do they so stand? |
| A46899 | Whether, Since Repentance is required for former Obedience, Works will not serve as well as Words,( especially, being joyned with Words)? |
| A46899 | Whose work is it to take the Government from Men, and give it to Christ, whether the Work of Men, or of God? |
| A46899 | and by what Commission doth he or they do it? |
| A46899 | since the reference to the Laws of new- Haven in new England is no more binding then the Laws of new- Boston there? |
| A46899 | that we may know how to obey: many having formerly pretended to this Work, when designing onely a Crown for themselves? |
| A62873 | 2. which who they are, and when this Power was given by the Dragon, they are not able to give any assurance of? |
| A62873 | 7, 8, 9? |
| A62873 | And how great an argument is this also to us that the rise and work of the Stone is near? |
| A62873 | And they worshipped the Dragon, which gave Power unto the Beast; and they worshipped the Beast, saying, who is like unto the Beast? |
| A62873 | Are we the friends and subjects of Jesus Christ? |
| A62873 | Besides, who can secure the generation following from corruption? |
| A62873 | But in the Banner of truth displayed p. 20. in answer to the question what this Stone is? |
| A62873 | But with what colour can they make those powers Antichristian, who do maintain the faith of Christ? |
| A62873 | Can we serve Christ and Belial? |
| A62873 | Doth not the Lord call the Saints to arise also unto the prey? |
| A62873 | For that was a part of Gods decree, as well as this, what should the people therefore now sing Hallelujahs more for, more than in those times? |
| A62873 | How can this be? |
| A62873 | I am come to send fire on the earth, and what will I, if it be already kindled? |
| A62873 | If in Christs retinue there were a Judas, can any company of Saints secure themselves from hypocritical members, and their treachery? |
| A62873 | If some only have rights to some offices and priviledges in respect of government, who shall distinguish? |
| A62873 | Is there any Oracle of God, any Priest by Urim and Thummim, who can declare what is to be done? |
| A62873 | Is there any that hath discerning of Spirits to find out each ones fitness? |
| A62873 | Jesus saith unto them, did ye never read in the scriptures, the Stone which the builders rejected, the same is become the head of the Corner? |
| A62873 | Suppose ye that I am come to give peace on earth? |
| A62873 | To be a mixt Antichristian state, who cause their subjects to abjure the Popes Supremacy? |
| A62873 | To have their Power from Rome, who have denied obedience to the Bishop of Rome? |
| A62873 | What Kings are these? |
| A62873 | Who is able to make Warr with him? |
| A62873 | Why may not the Soldiers pull the Judges out of Westminster Hall, and take all their rusty Records, Laws ▪& c. And make a fire on them? |
| A62873 | Why then are we found the friends and subjects of men? |
| A62873 | how shall the right of each be tried? |
| A62873 | now how can Saints be instrumental in this great work, except they first perform this act of separation? |
| A62873 | what Court shall there be to decide controversies of this kind? |
| A62873 | which occasioned them that stood by to say, revilest thou Gods High Priest? |
| A57540 | & c. Are yee yet carnall( as yee were before when yee were without) Doe yee yet walke as men? |
| A57540 | & c. will you pay Tithes? |
| A57540 | & c.) So when they hear what this way is, the next question will be, O, where is it? |
| A57540 | ( sayes he) who traded so zealously in, and for our Fathers traditions? |
| A57540 | ( the man acting it now zealously,& c.) And do ye not( saith he) call this beating? |
| A57540 | ( wherein all the soot of the house may be found for the most part) who like Lords must over- looke all the rest? |
| A57540 | ( 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉) have yee lost your wits? |
| A57540 | 1 Christians meet together often fi ● st, and why? |
| A57540 | 1 Civill powers commit sacriledge and when? |
| A57540 | 1 David''s dayes now, how? |
| A57540 | 1 For hath not the Lord laid it as a command upon Christians reason 1 so to doe? |
| A57540 | 1 When, the time? |
| A57540 | 1.11, 12. and is it nothing else but in subordination to this? |
| A57540 | 13.25.38, 39. and have you any Church in the Scripture all of Saints? |
| A57540 | 14. or tell the Church? |
| A57540 | 2 Christ the Churches fulnesse, p. 17 c. 2. l. 1 Christ''s reign 40 years hence, p. 24 c. 3. l. 1 Christ''s own planting, who? |
| A57540 | 2 How ▪ the means? |
| A57540 | 2 How? |
| A57540 | 2. are not the Jesuites learned too? |
| A57540 | 2. saith, Is not the Scripture sufficient for my salvation? |
| A57540 | 21. but what need such Cont ● stations? |
| A57540 | 27.4 ▪ One thing have I desired of the Lord,& c. what is that? |
| A57540 | 3. or mad? |
| A57540 | 4. and do not our Ministers, and most of the Presbyterians professe so much? |
| A57540 | 4. or have ye not made a difference, where Christ hath made none? |
| A57540 | 6 2 Ranters spirits Church- destroying spirits p. 502 c. 7 l. 2 Rash judgement fights against God, and wh ● t it is? |
| A57540 | 6 2 Speech of Christ what? |
| A57540 | 6.1, 2. till all bee made his footstool, who then can hinder it? |
| A57540 | A Ranter what? |
| A57540 | A hard work ▪ and why? |
| A57540 | A head of brass, in stead of the head of gold? |
| A57540 | Adullamites are many, p. 93. c. 7 l. 1 Aegypt, Churches of Form, how? |
| A57540 | Agates who? |
| A57540 | Ah, how did Hagar cry when her bottle was dry, that now she and her childe must dye in the Wildernesse? |
| A57540 | And I said, O that I had wings like a Dove, for then would I flye away, and be at rest, I would hasten v. 8. my escape: Why so? |
| A57540 | And are not these the chariest Characters of true conversion? |
| A57540 | And can hee not? |
| A57540 | And doth not Christ call them evil and adulterous, that do seek for such signs? |
| A57540 | And he prophecies, That they shall be like them; and why so? |
| A57540 | And how? |
| A57540 | And in our dayes what a bone is cast in to make a quarrel between the Presbyterians and Independents? |
| A57540 | And indeed it is a sad thing: for will the loyall wife still keep that company which her husband dislikes? |
| A57540 | And secondly, how? |
| A57540 | And should wee be so foolish( 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉) or mad? |
| A57540 | And to this Gospel- fellowship, as the Gospel order? |
| A57540 | And what is the reason of all this I pray? |
| A57540 | And what is the reason of all this? |
| A57540 | And what must we then expect? |
| A57540 | And why doe the Apostles so presse the practise of Christs commands, but because of the good which is set before us? |
| A57540 | And why not now? |
| A57540 | And why so? |
| A57540 | And why? |
| A57540 | And why? |
| A57540 | And why? |
| A57540 | And why? |
| A57540 | And why? |
| A57540 | And yet who was more humble in his own eyes? |
| A57540 | Another testimony of him, is from others; who can give him a testimony upon their own knowledge; and for how long? |
| A57540 | Antichrist for Christ, and Christ for Antichrist? |
| A57540 | Are there any Scandalous, and not Members of your Parish- Church? |
| A57540 | Art thou says, the Spirit? |
| A57540 | As for the forme, whether in the Name of Jesus Christ? |
| A57540 | Bare profession not enough for Church fellowship, p. 56. c. 5. l. 1 Barren Clouds who and when? |
| A57540 | Barrennesse? |
| A57540 | Besides, are not miracles fallible? |
| A57540 | Besides, how unkindly doest thou deal with Dear Christ? |
| A57540 | Besides, should we not be worse then mad men to expose our selves? |
| A57540 | Buriall of all ceremonies when? |
| A57540 | But further, Secondly, Is it so as thou sayest, art thou all in the clouds, answer 2 darknesse? |
| A57540 | But furthermore, what a deal of folly do some of them learn the people? |
| A57540 | But if I have done so, will not God judge it? |
| A57540 | But if the Grapes painted by Zeuxes allured the Birds to peck at them, would they not much more have flowen at them had they been true Grapes indeed? |
| A57540 | But is there now a Reformation amongst us? |
| A57540 | But may not Magistrates suppress Errors? |
| A57540 | But mee thinkes some will say? |
| A57540 | But now, who be such heads of brass? |
| A57540 | But our Minister is an honest man, and does not so, but puts a difference? |
| A57540 | But still you say, you were not fit subjects; what then? |
| A57540 | But these come all to heare Gods word, they keep his Sabbaths, and have Christs Ordinances dispenced amongst them,& c. What of all that? |
| A57540 | But to what a monstrous height doth Ambition bring men unto? |
| A57540 | But what a sad thing is this? |
| A57540 | But what hindred it? |
| A57540 | But what successe have they? |
| A57540 | But why is the Church called his Garden? |
| A57540 | But, Secondly, for what end? |
| A57540 | But, What do they infer? |
| A57540 | Called first, when and where? |
| A57540 | Called home, 1. when? |
| A57540 | Can two walke together, unlesse they be agreed? |
| A57540 | Can yee so under- value this great worke of Gods Word? |
| A57540 | Canany good come out of Nazareth? |
| A57540 | Carbuncles who? |
| A57540 | Censuring taken off, how? |
| A57540 | Ch ● ist is Lord and Master- Builder, how? |
| A57540 | Christ found after lost, how? |
| A57540 | Christ is the Rock for foundation, how? |
| A57540 | Christ left here( behind) Pastors, and Teachers, and why? |
| A57540 | Christ the Head, the Builder, and yet the Foundation, how? |
| A57540 | Christ''s Church is his Body, how, and why? |
| A57540 | Christs and Caesars? |
| A57540 | Church Covenant not necessary, why? |
| A57540 | Civil and Ecclesiastical matters so together, that they made a meer gallomaufrey of Religion, and of the Lawes of Christ? |
| A57540 | Col. 1.18,& c. How dare men make choice of any other head? |
| A57540 | Dangerous to raise up Ceremonies again, and why? |
| A57540 | Darknesse? |
| A57540 | Did not young Christ put the Doctors to silence? |
| A57540 | Dipped how? |
| A57540 | Do not your Minister give the Sacrament, and both Seales to all? |
| A57540 | Do they yet know what was the meaning of the last lightning? |
| A57540 | Do ye not remember the five loaves of the five thousand, and how many baskets ye took up? |
| A57540 | Doe not the enemies of the Gospel to this day, Papists, and others make sport of this, and make it an argument against us that wee are not Christs? |
| A57540 | Doth not God see my ways? |
| A57540 | Doth not wisdom cry? |
| A57540 | Ephraim shall say, what have I to do any more with Idols? |
| A57540 | Ephraim shall say, what have I to doe any more with Idols? |
| A57540 | Ere long wo to the Lawyers, and why? |
| A57540 | Familiarity with Christs enemies declined p. 76 c. 6 l. 1 M. Fanshaws Experience p. 414 c. 6 l. 2 Fatal blow to Parish Churches when? |
| A57540 | Fifthly, Doe not learned, able, and godly of all sorts print, preach, and pray this way of Christ? |
| A57540 | For Churches, to what end? |
| A57540 | For hath not the Lord( or Ruler) forbid us these? |
| A57540 | For is not this the Carpenters Sonne? |
| A57540 | For saies he, Decimas vis? |
| A57540 | For what is the cause of so much complaint all men( with the Ministers) make up and downe? |
| A57540 | For wherein shall it be known, that I and thy people have grace in thy sight? |
| A57540 | For who is so ready to crucifie Christ, as the Pharisee, or man of forme? |
| A57540 | For who knoweth the minde of God save the Spirit of God? |
| A57540 | For wisdome hath laid the foundation, and hewed out her pillars, as you have heard before; what follows? |
| A57540 | For, First, What other visible way for Beleevers to walke in together, reason 1 and to worship in, hath Christ brought out of his Fathers bosome? |
| A57540 | God gave a full Juridicall power either to admit, or keep out, examine, or cast out; suspend, or what not? |
| A57540 | God is to Saints( of all opinions) one Father? |
| A57540 | Good differs how? |
| A57540 | Grant that they be zealous; yet they may do more hurt then good, with a Jehu- like spirit: What think you of Vzzah? |
| A57540 | Have not these men hearts of brass, and foreheads of brass? |
| A57540 | Have nothing to do with such a one; and why? |
| A57540 | Have they any warrant in the Word for this? |
| A57540 | Have ye a clear discovery of your fellowship with the Father, and his Son? |
| A57540 | Hee and others that came in apace to see me( that feared the Pestilence, or such distemper was upon me) wondred and asked me how I did? |
| A57540 | How are they become a desolation, and a place for beasts to lye downe in? |
| A57540 | How can yee be content to sit at ease? |
| A57540 | How can yee then acquiesce in such a carnall corrupt Church- state? |
| A57540 | How doth this Spirit of Christ convince and bring in, and then keep in the way? |
| A57540 | How far reaches this Separation which you speake of? |
| A57540 | How many Townes, Houses, Cities have been burnt to ashes by such sooty exalted Chimnies? |
| A57540 | How many are they that like the Worm- wood stalke( and Starre) grow the bigger, the bitterer? |
| A57540 | How shall I know I have Christs Spirit? |
| A57540 | How sweet doth Honey relish after Aloes and Gall? |
| A57540 | How to know it? |
| A57540 | How we should groundedly know we are fitted for this Communion of Saints in Church- society, as hath been pressed? |
| A57540 | How? |
| A57540 | How? |
| A57540 | How? |
| A57540 | How? |
| A57540 | How? |
| A57540 | How? |
| A57540 | How? |
| A57540 | How? |
| A57540 | I cry, I roar, night and day for deliverance; but what argument doth he make use of? |
| A57540 | I shall tell you, first, how he is Lord; and then secondly, what manner of Lord he is? |
| A57540 | I will increase them, saith the Lord, with men like a flocke; how is that? |
| A57540 | I will turne to the people a pure Language( a lip) and what then? |
| A57540 | I. J ● spers( precious stones) who? |
| A57540 | If I have done thus, and thus, sayes he, What then shall I do when God riseth up? |
| A57540 | If any be of another minde) what then? |
| A57540 | If he can finish it? |
| A57540 | If we ● k in utterance, what then? |
| A57540 | In what manner is Christ called Lord? |
| A57540 | Independents and Anabaptists,& c? |
| A57540 | Ingagement for and against Churches, how? |
| A57540 | Is it not in that thou goest with us? |
| A57540 | Is not destruction to the wicked, and a strange punishment to the workers of iniquity? |
| A57540 | Is not the thriving of the flocke the glory of the Shepherd? |
| A57540 | Is not this an argument of a sensual? |
| A57540 | It is some twelve years since( before which I understood not the happinesse of enjoying Christ, that I began to say, What shall I doe to be saved? |
| A57540 | Jaspers who? |
| A57540 | Kings and Bishops? |
| A57540 | M. Mad folks in Churches, and why? |
| A57540 | Many are so in love with the Beast, that no other company can content them? |
| A57540 | Many turn mad, and why? |
| A57540 | My children were murthered by the Rebels, and I lost my Husband by the sickness, and yet the Lord hath spared me in mine old age; and now I see why? |
| A57540 | Nay, are they not notes of deceivers, and false Christs in these latter days? |
| A57540 | Nor Bastard ● ▪ Who? |
| A57540 | Now I say, what a madnesse were it, we should enter into so strait a gate, and run into the rage of all( almost?) |
| A57540 | Now how was that? |
| A57540 | Now is there not a cause? |
| A57540 | Now is there not reason enough for it? |
| A57540 | Now the Lord is coming to judge the Earth? |
| A57540 | Now the Prophet saith, Can two walk together except they are agreed? |
| A57540 | Now the searcher is coming who will apprehend yee all for fellons, and so bring ye before the great Judge; and what follows but the sentence? |
| A57540 | Now what is a scandal? |
| A57540 | Now who hath been more politick and subtill then that Beast, that hath for so long usurped Christs Seat? |
| A57540 | O how does beauty shine in goodnesse? |
| A57540 | O how sweet is health after a sore sicknesse? |
| A57540 | O then how sweet are they to God and men? |
| A57540 | O then, how Christ detested( and I am sure yet does) this Lording dominion in himselfe, or in his Saints? |
| A57540 | O what a may- game they made( and doe yet) at the hot contestations between Calvin, and Luther in Germany? |
| A57540 | O what will yee doe in that day? |
| A57540 | O, where is he? |
| A57540 | Offence what? |
| A57540 | Or were it not an offence for God to judge? |
| A57540 | Ordinare, quid est aliud nisi orare? |
| A57540 | Rogers, John, 1627- 1665? |
| A57540 | Saints with Sinners? |
| A57540 | Say ye so? |
| A57540 | Scripture- proofes? |
| A57540 | Secondly, Consider what is the glory and beauty of Sion,( which shall be shortly) the joy of the whole earth? |
| A57540 | Secondly, What an apparent peece of disobedience and contempt of Christs Call and Command is this, to live in Babylon streets? |
| A57540 | Secondly, what is to be done now in admitting them? |
| A57540 | Secular powers in, and over the Churches, or in matters of Religion, are tyranny, and why? |
| A57540 | See but Paul, who was more exalted? |
| A57540 | Shadow, what it is, and what are so? |
| A57540 | Shophcah, which sheds and loses that precious seed; how can they beget others to the faith that lose the seed? |
| A57540 | Should the Lord have left this to the wills and wits of men, what a most miserable Church- work should we have had? |
| A57540 | So are they by the same means to bee brought in members of the Church of Christ, Quae ergo insania est spontanee bonos urgere legibus malorum? |
| A57540 | So say the Saints, this emboldens us, why the Lord is our Friend, and a tried Friend too, that never failed us, what need we fear then? |
| A57540 | Suppose one should be admitted that were unsatisfied therein, were that a sinne? |
| A57540 | The Authors wishes for unlearn ● d and learned Readers, and why? |
| A57540 | The Israelites, when they had tasted the manna, they called it Angels food, but before they sleighted it, What is this? |
| A57540 | The typified Chariot of Salamon, how and why? |
| A57540 | The way of God is perfect( sayes David) God is a rocke, faithfull,& c. How knowest thou this, David? |
| A57540 | There shall be no more a pricking brier to Israel, nor a grieving thorne of all that are round about them, that despised them; but when shall this be? |
| A57540 | They offered willingly for the service of the Lords house; but need I be so long? |
| A57540 | Things ● nd ● fferent ▪ what? |
| A57540 | This unity is the form and face of Christs Church; and when the face hath flawes and scratches, what a blemish is it to the whole body? |
| A57540 | Thou fool, this night will I take away thy soul, then whose shall those things be that thou hast provided? |
| A57540 | Though ye should say, fall on us? |
| A57540 | To strive against Nationall and parochiall Church ● ● and why? |
| A57540 | VVhat a carnal, low, degenerate, base Spirit hast thou, to be as well content with Egypt, as with Canaan? |
| A57540 | Vpon whom? |
| A57540 | Vse 1 Reproof: Are not they too to blame then, that stand too stifly upon Circumstances? |
| A57540 | WHat Fruits have wee had of all those things whereof we are now( or at least shall be) ashamed? |
| A57540 | Was there ever any that hardned his heart against the Lord, and prospered at last? |
| A57540 | We are well enough as long as salvation may be had here in Parishes, what need we enter into any other way? |
| A57540 | Well, but what wil the Lord now doe for her deliverance out of all these false wayes? |
| A57540 | Were a man a Turk, Saracen, Jew, Heretick, or what you will? |
| A57540 | What I mean by Church? |
| A57540 | What Magistrates may do? |
| A57540 | What are things indifferent which we may differ upon, and yet be all of one Body and Church? |
| A57540 | What beauty doe yee behold in a Picture( though the colours be laid on) before the Forme be drawne? |
| A57540 | What can the Parish Ministers and Presbyterians then say for themselvs? |
| A57540 | What can yee aske for more? |
| A57540 | What doe yee more then others? |
| A57540 | What doth the Devill get by it if they do disagree? |
| A57540 | What honor is? |
| A57540 | What if wee bee to receive a member of another Church? |
| A57540 | What is a fundamental Ordinance? |
| A57540 | What is it you count sufficient to keep one off? |
| A57540 | What is the object ye look on in these overtures of your affections? |
| A57540 | What is the unity of the Antichristian Church but idolatry? |
| A57540 | What is this National Assembly? |
| A57540 | What is this laying on of hands, but a praying o ● e the person to be set apart? |
| A57540 | What is your end? |
| A57540 | What it is? |
| A57540 | What it is? |
| A57540 | What kinde of injury and abuses have you not returned to me, for all my love and pains, and care, and continual prayers for you? |
| A57540 | What makes men so desirous of eating? |
| A57540 | What must Magistrates do then? |
| A57540 | What new doctrine? |
| A57540 | What sort of Professors and Professions requisite? |
| A57540 | What was her comfort, and her Heaven in this Hell? |
| A57540 | What we would have of the Law, and what not? |
| A57540 | What will ye? |
| A57540 | When Thales had learnt Mandrita the Philosopher an admirable invention of the motion of the Heavens, Oh Sir, sayes Mandrita, how shall I requite you? |
| A57540 | When and where? |
| A57540 | When and why? |
| A57540 | When? |
| A57540 | When? |
| A57540 | Whence and whither the River flowed: and 2. for what end? |
| A57540 | Wherefore Friend consider, what is it we promise or propose to our selves? |
| A57540 | Wherefore when the Sonne of man comes shall he finde faith on the earth? |
| A57540 | Whither shall we go from thee? |
| A57540 | Who Body? |
| A57540 | Who Head? |
| A57540 | Who Necke? |
| A57540 | Who are more blinded( as to the most spiritual objects and discoveries) then your greatest formalists? |
| A57540 | Who are the Mountaines? |
| A57540 | Who art thou? |
| A57540 | Who be the Heads of Brass? |
| A57540 | Who doth the Lord speake to? |
| A57540 | Who then is willing to consecrate his service this day unto the Lord? |
| A57540 | Who will shew us any good? |
| A57540 | Who? |
| A57540 | Whom the forme is to be showne to? |
| A57540 | Why Parishes so devoyd of matter& form, and so full of sinne? |
| A57540 | Why comest thou to torment us before the time? |
| A57540 | Why so? |
| A57540 | Why so? |
| A57540 | Why the Lord is my light, and my strength, and my salvation; of whom( or of what) should I be afraid? |
| A57540 | Why then reason ye thus? |
| A57540 | Why what would this doe but to make them serve God for fear of Hell and damnation, meerly? |
| A57540 | Why? |
| A57540 | Will not the Rocks and Mountains stand still yet? |
| A57540 | Will you have mee to send her soule quick to Hell? |
| A57540 | Would it not grieve you, Husbandmen, to see your good seed every year to be lost, and to lie and rot under huge, hard clods? |
| A57540 | Yet when you had not worried mee away with all this, how often did many of you designe to starve me from you? |
| A57540 | Yet where be Apostles now? |
| A57540 | against erroneous persons, then the Friar? |
| A57540 | all alike beloved of God in one Christ Jesus? |
| A57540 | all alike borne of God? |
| A57540 | am I so filled with a fancy? |
| A57540 | and Bruitishnesse? |
| A57540 | and I pray what doe they lesse, that can cay little else but Hell and damnation to such as are afflicted? |
| A57540 | and Wildernesse- worship? |
| A57540 | and admonish, or reprove orderly? |
| A57540 | and answer the arguments, and objections of the Adversaries? |
| A57540 | and art thou so? |
| A57540 | and at a most miserable losse? |
| A57540 | and beat out upon the Popes Anvil? |
| A57540 | and besides, how dare you to offend one of them for whom Christ dyed? |
| A57540 | and betwixt the Lutherans and Calvinists? |
| A57540 | and boldnesse? |
| A57540 | and bread enough after infinite want? |
| A57540 | and brought this way from Heaven out of his Fathers heart for thee? |
| A57540 | and can any( now) say so? |
| A57540 | and conspiracies there were against me? |
| A57540 | and count all my steps? |
| A57540 | and deplorable out- cryes of many that are mixed? |
| A57540 | and desirous of rule and power? |
| A57540 | and dishonor to him whose name you profess? |
| A57540 | and do you finde them to bear a clear testimony to this truth? |
| A57540 | and enter into the service of other Lords? |
| A57540 | and excell all the Grandees and Gravities in Pharoahs Court, for wisdome and judgement? |
| A57540 | and forms? |
| A57540 | and gather out from Antichristian Churches then? |
| A57540 | and honestly and justly to take one anothers part against Opposers? |
| A57540 | and how can a good reformation be laid upon so base a foundation? |
| A57540 | and how hot the Presbyterians are for this positive necessity and order? |
| A57540 | and how useful? |
| A57540 | and how? |
| A57540 | and how? |
| A57540 | and how? |
| A57540 | and in several Counties too? |
| A57540 | and in the power of the Spirit speak home to such, as are ready to be lead away with lusts? |
| A57540 | and industrious in serving of their Lord? |
| A57540 | and into unity? |
| A57540 | and is not this of Brazen- head- Colledge? |
| A57540 | and left behinde him? |
| A57540 | and loud lamentations are heard out of the Wildernesse of many wooded, wilder''d, and wandring? |
| A57540 | and never to bring forth fruits, or to come up? |
| A57540 | and of want of faith? |
| A57540 | and on that day of worship too? |
| A57540 | and onely for one Form? |
| A57540 | and palpable injuries? |
| A57540 | and put her bones out of joynt? |
| A57540 | and refreshing and rejoycing? |
| A57540 | and reproofes? |
| A57540 | and shall the prisoner, that shall stand at the Bar for his life as guilty of a world of errors, leap up into Christs( the Judges) seat? |
| A57540 | and so to baptize them at a Font in the Name of the Father, Son, and holy Ghost: yet how many imitate them therein? |
| A57540 | and so will many in our dayes p. 191 c. 13 l. 1 The Form of the Church, and how promised? |
| A57540 | and sought out by false witnesses to ruine them? |
| A57540 | and strengthen their hands and hearts for the truth? |
| A57540 | and such Laywers should bee suffered? |
| A57540 | and take the flames of fire,( even of Hell) for the beams of the Sunne( even as your heaven?) |
| A57540 | and their losse his griefe? |
| A57540 | and then thirdly, what we should be under him in that relation? |
| A57540 | and thunder the last year? |
| A57540 | and to be abused in the open streets, our names to be all be spotted with the foulest filth and du ● t which can bee cast upon them? |
| A57540 | and to feed upon the fat of the flock? |
| A57540 | and to keep him out of Christs Church? |
| A57540 | and to persecute the poor people of God, that ca n''t in conscience be one with them? |
| A57540 | and trifles? |
| A57540 | and understanding put forth her voice? |
| A57540 | and unsufferable? |
| A57540 | and usurping? |
| A57540 | and vse 1 such things as are left to liberty, and yet to impose a necessity upon them, is not this pestilent? |
| A57540 | and what a many Romish Ornaments( like unto the Aegyptian Jewels) doe many men and Ministers yet retaine? |
| A57540 | and what comes on''t? |
| A57540 | and what doth this but make men Hypocrites? |
| A57540 | and what is the reason? |
| A57540 | and what not? |
| A57540 | and when God visiteth, what shall I answer? |
| A57540 | and when I have mildly reproved them to make mowes and mocks at me in the open Church? |
| A57540 | and when the third part of the trees must be burnt up: And why? |
| A57540 | and when? |
| A57540 | and when? |
| A57540 | and wherein does it consist? |
| A57540 | and which is not without a Mystery? |
| A57540 | and who are not? |
| A57540 | and who do more mischief? |
| A57540 | and who not? |
| A57540 | and who? |
| A57540 | and why? |
| A57540 | and wilt thou now slight both him, and it? |
| A57540 | and with such confidence? |
| A57540 | and with the Onions and Leeks, as well as if ye had the Milk and Honey? |
| A57540 | and yet so( easily) to neglect them, as to let them stray in the Wildernesse? |
| A57540 | and young Timothy preach the Gospel powerfully and profitably? |
| A57540 | and your diligence to raise ill- reports, and to cause wrongs to befall them? |
| A57540 | are any of you fond of Zion? |
| A57540 | are not the Lawyers as compleat Knaves in plaine English as they are in their other language? |
| A57540 | are not these thy Sons garments? |
| A57540 | are we not brethren? |
| A57540 | are yee accursed ground? |
| A57540 | are yee so senselesse, to runne ruine- ward? |
| A57540 | art thou called yet? |
| A57540 | art thou holy? |
| A57540 | as Col. 2.20, 21, 22. what difference is between the Papists worshipping God in images, and the Presbyters, and some others in their formes? |
| A57540 | as for an error? |
| A57540 | as some men say, Why such a great man or Lord is my friend, what care I? |
| A57540 | as to call good evill, and evill good? |
| A57540 | as verse 28. for it seemeth good to the Holy Ghost, and to us,& c. without high presumption? |
| A57540 | at which time I fell to pray, and whilst I was praying, I said, Lord is this true? |
| A57540 | be they poore to look upon? |
| A57540 | before Magistrates, Ministers, people,& all? |
| A57540 | bring them to the Word; doe they agree with the Scriptures? |
| A57540 | but Archbishops multiplied? |
| A57540 | but does the Word say thus? |
| A57540 | but know this day is hard by, even at your doors; and what will ye do now? |
| A57540 | but the meat that is( or is to be) and so is in their apprehension) set before them to be good? |
| A57540 | but this? |
| A57540 | but why should we taste it, and tell it to others? |
| A57540 | by unanswerable arguments against all opposers whatsoever? |
| A57540 | c. 8. l. 2 Afflictions, converting Ordinances, p. 403, 413. c. 6. l. 2 Afflictions of( spirituall) Israelites under hard task- masters, how? |
| A57540 | came along with this Soule- comfortlesse, bottomlesse- pit smoake, when your Parishes were constituted? |
| A57540 | carnal? |
| A57540 | changed yet? |
| A57540 | clear as the Sunne? |
| A57540 | commandments of men? |
| A57540 | considering they all serve one Lord and Master; what delight will they have in one another? |
| A57540 | consulted against them? |
| A57540 | despairing, sinking,& c. but to brain them quite? |
| A57540 | did he not mean well? |
| A57540 | did not Christ, his Apostles, and primitive Saints goe before us into this Church- fellowship, and Gospel- order? |
| A57540 | did not all of them goe about and gather Christian Churches out of the Jewish Church? |
| A57540 | did not young Solomon give good counsel? |
| A57540 | did the Spirit once bear witnesse with thy spirit? |
| A57540 | didst thou ever enjoy a sweet serenity of spirit, a calmnesse in conscience, on good grounds? |
| A57540 | distraction, and destruction? |
| A57540 | do ye think, God will not visit you for these things? |
| A57540 | doe ye thinke they are of so little worth for whom Christ dyed? |
| A57540 | doth the Word( in your judgement and understanding) warrant, and witness to this way of worship, as the way of Christ? |
| A57540 | drunkennesse? |
| A57540 | extraordinarily enabled? |
| A57540 | faire as the Moone? |
| A57540 | for a time of need? |
| A57540 | for what a world of proofs, precepts, promises, practises, reasons, arguments, motives, and priviledges, are there to provoke us? |
| A57540 | for what end? |
| A57540 | for who shall throw the first stone? |
| A57540 | for why? |
| A57540 | happy are those that reap from them? |
| A57540 | hath no one Church, power over another? |
| A57540 | hath there one poor soule of us in Church- communion escap''d your malice and menacing? |
| A57540 | have they not betrayed their Brethren? |
| A57540 | have they not broken her a peeces? |
| A57540 | have they not bruised her limbs? |
| A57540 | have they not wounded her? |
| A57540 | have ye searched the Scriptures? |
| A57540 | have yee not consulted with all the Malignants about, how to bring to passe these designs? |
| A57540 | have yee not vowed not to leave us, til you had rooted all of us from you, and not left a Round- head or Independent to dwell nigh you? |
| A57540 | how ambitious have many been in all ages? |
| A57540 | how can a Church bee reformed, that erres in doctrine or practise? |
| A57540 | how darest thou do it? |
| A57540 | how forward would you bee for this Discipline, did you but discerne the excellency and beauty of these his amiable Tabernacles? |
| A57540 | how most men live most by sence? |
| A57540 | how ready will they be to vindicate one another? |
| A57540 | how shall we get in? |
| A57540 | how then dare we delight in a condition which he countermands? |
| A57540 | how they will encourage one another to be faithfull? |
| A57540 | how unkind and cruelly hateful are the one to the other, and all about opinions? |
| A57540 | if they are not members of a Church? |
| A57540 | in Apostles- daies Church- discipline was glorious, and how? |
| A57540 | in adversity and want? |
| A57540 | in any condition? |
| A57540 | in( the day of small things) poore and nothing beginnings? |
| A57540 | is it not variety in unity? |
| A57540 | is it that as the chosen ones, and those bought by Christs blood, you may set forth the praises of him that called you out of darkness into light? |
| A57540 | is not this thy Sons coat which is defiled with blood? |
| A57540 | is therefore the Ordinance no Ordinance? |
| A57540 | light darknesse, and darknesse light? |
| A57540 | like the Sun in a cleare Skie? |
| A57540 | longest, and strongest of all? |
| A57540 | low spirit? |
| A57540 | lust? |
| A57540 | malice? |
| A57540 | men? |
| A57540 | mingled with more visibly ungodly, then visibly godly? |
| A57540 | nay what is the reason wee doe not run into them? |
| A57540 | nay will he not? |
| A57540 | neglecting their duties? |
| A57540 | nor darknesse? |
| A57540 | nor the seven loaves of the four thousand, and how many baskets ye took up? |
| A57540 | not content with their calling, but still aspiring? |
| A57540 | not having one Judas, Ananias, Demas, Hymeneus, Philetus, nor Diotriphes, nor others? |
| A57540 | now those whom you have judged and oppressed, shall be your judges? |
| A57540 | object 5 Fifthly, But you were baptised by a corrupt, and unlawfull administrator before? |
| A57540 | or Deans multiplied? |
| A57540 | or Gods Temple( whom yee are) with Idols? |
| A57540 | or any such trumperies? |
| A57540 | or any that receive from them? |
| A57540 | or as Lot in Sodome? |
| A57540 | or by begging? |
| A57540 | or doe not our Ministers most unworthily imitate them in their ambition? |
| A57540 | or lose by it if they do agree? |
| A57540 | or of the Father, Son, and holy Ghost? |
| A57540 | or one way or other? |
| A57540 | or rather the Builder of this Temple of the Lord, worke without his Rule? |
| A57540 | or say what dost thou? |
| A57540 | or the Devil? |
| A57540 | or vigilantly watch over one anothers conversation? |
| A57540 | or wild wildernesse- headed? |
| A57540 | or will this Carpenter? |
| A57540 | or( which is to set up, the Creature in the room of Christ?) |
| A57540 | our Families and Friends to the ill- will of all( almost) and we our selves continually to feed upon afflictions? |
| A57540 | our persons to be hated of all? |
| A57540 | p. 150 c. 13 l. 1 Foolish buildings will soon fall, and why? |
| A57540 | p. 192 c. 14 l. 1 Fit for Church- fellowship who? |
| A57540 | p. 203. c. 15.1 M. Barkers Experience, p. 413. c. 6. l. 2 S. Barnwel''s Experience, p. 415. c. 6. l. 2 Bastards, who? |
| A57540 | p. 209. c. 15. l. 1 Christ in''s fleshly- form and Church- form alike, p. 244. c. 5 l. 2 Christ crucified in spirituall Aegypt, where? |
| A57540 | p. 210 c. 15 l. 1 Flowers tyed up in a Nosegay, and presented to the Saints, what they are? |
| A57540 | p. 278 c. 3 l. 2 F ● ghters against God wh ●? |
| A57540 | p. 314. c. 5. l. 2 Chalcedonies( precious stones) who? |
| A57540 | p. 315 c. 5 l. 2 Danger of Church- Covenant, when? |
| A57540 | p. 337. saies, Manus impositio quid est, nisi oratio ● uper hominem? |
| A57540 | p. 342. c. 5. l. 2 Afflictions on the Author great, p. 432. c. 6. l. 2 Agates( precious stones) who? |
| A57540 | p. 348 c. 5. l. 2 Churchmembers warn''d, p. 445. c. 6 l. 2 Church who? |
| A57540 | p. 364. c. 6 l. 2 Censurers admonish''d first, p. 418 c. 6. l. 2 Ceremonies dead when, and how? |
| A57540 | p. 450 c. 6 l. 2 Forcing powers must bee p. 126, 127, 128 c. 11 l. 1 Folks run mad, and why? |
| A57540 | p. 452 c. 7 l. 2 Davids, who are such? |
| A57540 | p. 454 c. 7 l. 2 Doctrine of Papists and Presbytery alike, wherein? |
| A57540 | p. 513 c. 9 l. 2 Sardiuss''s( precious stones) who? |
| A57540 | p. 516 c. 9 l. 2 Sardonix''s( precious stones) who? |
| A57540 | p. 516. c. 9. l. 2 Chrysoprasus''s who and how? |
| A57540 | p. 519. c, 9. l. 2 Church in wildernesse, when and how? |
| A57540 | p. 75, 76 c. 6 l. 1 Separates from Parish- Churches no Schismaticks, but who are so? |
| A57540 | particular Churches out of Nationall; and may we not call out of Babylon? |
| A57540 | pleasure after paine? |
| A57540 | poore Wives? |
| A57540 | pride? |
| A57540 | racked her members? |
| A57540 | raise up, and lay the foundation of our hopes and happinesse in weak means? |
| A57540 | remembring they bee all fellow- servants; how earnestly will they set upon a fellow- servant with arguments and reasons? |
| A57540 | rent, and torne, and wronged? |
| A57540 | running from the East, and why? |
| A57540 | sayes our Saviour Christ, Luke 14.28, 30,& c. Which of you, intending to build a Tower, sits not down first to count the cost? |
| A57540 | sayes the Pirate? |
| A57540 | saying, I have tryed him so many weeks, and months, and yeers, and yet he is worse and worse, would you not pity the poor man? |
| A57540 | saying, Yee are the temple of God, and what agreement hath the Temple of God with Idols? |
| A57540 | shall we but see the eagernesse of Bishops? |
| A57540 | shall we then be of a more rigid judgement? |
| A57540 | so high for the Jewes Religion as I? |
| A57540 | suspicion? |
| A57540 | sweet words, Christian carriages are there then? |
| A57540 | terrible as an Army with banners? |
| A57540 | that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the dayes of my life: why so? |
| A57540 | that appeare to men no more then ayre, and( it may bee) such as will vanish away? |
| A57540 | that are obedient to his Lawes, and Ordinances? |
| A57540 | that converted so plentifully? |
| A57540 | that disputed so manfully? |
| A57540 | that he durst shut the Church- door against his brethren? |
| A57540 | that preached Christ so powerfully? |
| A57540 | that such Laws? |
| A57540 | that thou darest to arrogate that title? |
| A57540 | that writ so fully? |
| A57540 | that you will not receive them? |
| A57540 | the Jews said, What thing is this? |
| A57540 | the Sonne of Mary? |
| A57540 | the sole Universal Head of his Church, and people? |
| A57540 | their Classical, but so many Deans? |
| A57540 | their Congregational, but Prelaticall Ministers multiplied? |
| A57540 | there wants ONE yet; and what is that? |
| A57540 | threatned them? |
| A57540 | thy Childrens coat? |
| A57540 | till his second coming? |
| A57540 | till they had mingled Church and Commonwealth? |
| A57540 | to attribute so much to it, as is true in no baptisme, but of the Spirit? |
| A57540 | to be Justices of Peace? |
| A57540 | to be commanded by him? |
| A57540 | to be reproached by all? |
| A57540 | to be without Gospel- government, or Order? |
| A57540 | to condemne his brother? |
| A57540 | to furnish you for future? |
| A57540 | to give the worship and service of God, the glory and honour of Christ to a contemptible poore creature? |
| A57540 | to hold good Livings? |
| A57540 | to instance as clay and spittle( are contrary meanes) which opened the eyes of him that had faith? |
| A57540 | to keep in Babylon? |
| A57540 | to ordain, what is it but set apart by prayer? |
| A57540 | to the contempt of all? |
| A57540 | to wait for the plagues of Babylon, or to tarry in the wildernesse till the Sunne appeares, and the Hunter pursues you into inevitable destiny? |
| A57540 | tradition? |
| A57540 | traditions? |
| A57540 | typified, p. 50. c. 5 l. 1 Charity a standing rule, p. 58. c. 5 l. 1 Cherubims the Saints how? |
| A57540 | untill — what? |
| A57540 | us, what us? |
| A57540 | vanities? |
| A57540 | wealth after poverty? |
| A57540 | were Judges in matters of Religio ●? |
| A57540 | were it not in their power( within themselves) to reforme, and remedy? |
| A57540 | were not the testimony of a good Conscience our continuall feast? |
| A57540 | were they but duely weighed? |
| A57540 | what Angel- like looks? |
| A57540 | what Paul? |
| A57540 | what Sorceries and Witchcrafts hath the Devill used thus to delude you? |
| A57540 | what a Platonian Metempsuchosis we meet with? |
| A57540 | what a scandal is this? |
| A57540 | what backbitings and railings every day? |
| A57540 | what comfort can I have of this? |
| A57540 | what comfort can you have in Babylons streets? |
| A57540 | what could the Pool of Bethesda doe? |
| A57540 | what do you make of his blood? |
| A57540 | what fearful, detestable, unchristian combats are there yet? |
| A57540 | what hath cast a mist before your eyes, as if ye were bewitched? |
| A57540 | what have they done to thy Church? |
| A57540 | what hinders us? |
| A57540 | what houses were burnt or beaten down to the ground, but those Churches? |
| A57540 | what huge taxes and troubles you cast upon me? |
| A57540 | what is more pressed in Scripture? |
| A57540 | what is the reason? |
| A57540 | what is their Provincial, but Bishops multiplied? |
| A57540 | what kinde of Lord is he? |
| A57540 | what lies and libels were invented? |
| A57540 | what makes him so confident? |
| A57540 | what makes men run in a race, as if they were mad, but the rewards which they set before them? |
| A57540 | what makes yee thinke you see what you see not? |
| A57540 | what makes you so grossely mistake? |
| A57540 | what scandals raised? |
| A57540 | what scoffes and scornes I continually met with? |
| A57540 | what variety of designes were hatched in the midst of you to afflict me? |
| A57540 | what were a man without his Forme? |
| A57540 | what work you made to render me contemptible to all the Country? |
| A57540 | what''s the matter? |
| A57540 | what? |
| A57540 | what? |
| A57540 | what? |
| A57540 | when he ascended on high? |
| A57540 | when they come to contest together, Jude 3. and against opposers to be unanimous? |
| A57540 | when wee consider who it is we serve, and whom we are under? |
| A57540 | where art thou? |
| A57540 | where? |
| A57540 | where? |
| A57540 | whether is be gone? |
| A57540 | whether of Pope, Prelate, Councels, Class ● s, or whatsoever, that would rob Christ of his right? |
| A57540 | whether prophane, or Professors? |
| A57540 | which grew so angry at their Morter- Churches and Parish- Temples? |
| A57540 | which he would not admit of by any meanes, it being after the manner of Gentiles? |
| A57540 | which is Antichristian for thee so to do? |
| A57540 | which they adore so, and set up in the room of Christ, and his Spirit; is not this Idolatry? |
| A57540 | whilst Ephraim( whose name notes fruitfulnesse) shall say, What have I to doe any more with Idols? |
| A57540 | whilst none dare, or doe appeare on our behalfe? |
| A57540 | whither will yee flye? |
| A57540 | who did ever hear of any secondary or ministerial head on a natural body without deformity? |
| A57540 | who durst either deny, or delay comming or joyning? |
| A57540 | who had higher experiences? |
| A57540 | who hath bewitched you from the truth? |
| A57540 | who hath bewitched you, that you yet love the Wildernesse? |
| A57540 | who is so captious at the truth shining in splendent spirituality? |
| A57540 | who is so contentious, and quarrelsome at the approaches and appearances of Christ( in Spirit?) |
| A57540 | who is so ready to betray them? |
| A57540 | who sits so much at Councel against them? |
| A57540 | who took care for thee? |
| A57540 | who was so hot? |
| A57540 | who? |
| A57540 | whom should I fear? |
| A57540 | whose deserved fall lyes before our eyes for our caution, and whose Lordlinesse is laid in the dust? |
| A57540 | why then? |
| A57540 | why? |
| A57540 | will you not believe it? |
| A57540 | with a sudden hope of I know not what, nor whence? |
| A57540 | with little Children? |
| A57540 | with the worlds jurisdiction, or power, as Luke 12.13, 14. Who made me a Judge, or divider over you? |
| A57540 | without putting difference between the holy and prophane? |
| A57540 | without respect of persons or opinions? |
| A57540 | worships and vaine conversation? |
| A57540 | would David separate so? |
| A57540 | yea and what not is in every Parish? |
| A57540 | yea the children and servants set upon mee to abuse me? |
| A57540 | yea to lay dog- whips, and what not on the Pulpit cushion when I was to preach? |
| A57540 | yea to stone me? |
| A57540 | yea to swear to take away my life from me? |
| A57540 | yea, even Christs seamlesse coat that they have defiled? |
| A57540 | yea, with plotted and premeditated malice& menacings to undo me? |
| A57540 | yee are a chosen Generation, a royal Priesthood, a peculiar( purchased) people; and why? |
| A57540 | yee that are yet for the old Administrations, Will- worships, and ordinances of mens creation? |
| A57540 | yet in the midst of all these troubles, and every day new trials and wrongs from some or other of you? |
| A57540 | you or I? |
| A57540 | you say her errour will damne her; should I then be so cruel to send her presently to the devill in this errour? |
| A57540 | young Daniel discerne much? |
| A57540 | young Joseph fill the Granary with plenty? |
| A57540 | ☜ All are one, ho ●? |
| A57540 | ☜ Never more Hypocrites, then now; and why? |
| A57540 | ☜ Scandal wh ● t? |
| A57540 | ☜ When? |
| A57540 | ☞ Called suddenly 1 When? |
| A57540 | ☞ Christ is a Iudge, but in what Court of Iudicature? |
| A57540 | ☞ Some usurp Christs throne and how? |
| A57540 | 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉, what Basilisk hath look''d upon you? |