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A18079
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A second admonition to the parliament
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Cartwright, Thomas, 1535-1603, attributed name.
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STC 4713; ESTC S110798
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haue ben Lordes as our bishops but they might not being expresly forbidden it Of y lordship of byshops Luke 12. 13. 14. Ioh. 6. 15. Ih. 18. 36. mat 20. 28 mat 20. 27 If bishops â—oe take Lordshyp vpon them others are forbiddeÌ„ to â—iue it theÌ„ 1. Pet. 5. 3 Not one minister to meddle in anothers cure without order 1. Cor. 14 A conference Act. 8. 14. Act. 13. 2. Gala. 2 14 â—f Synode prouincial â—ationall â—â—nersall Ioh. 7. 51 Gal. 2. 14 Mat. 23. 8. 9. Mat. 17. 1. Th. 52 1. Ih. 4. 1 Galat. 1. Act. 15. 12 A comparison betweene the former description of the ministerie and the bishops order Prophane preachers Common places and A pothegmes Merye â—ales Flaunting preachers Long bags â—r 1. 24. â— 23. 8 â— 17. 5 18. 17 â—e him â—ell the â—h Persecâ— raised The mâ—tyrs in Mary oâ— dayes they sufred Turning y â— â—oke oâ— coÌ„â—ion prayer â— the ponâ—ficall unto â—ortuis laâ—iue to try y â— â—â—dgemÄ“â—s â—f y reforâ—ed churâ—hes conâ—rmng theÌ„â—equired There is no persecuâ—tion nâ—we â— they say â— reporte mâ— to these examples Vaine anâ— wicked oâ—iections Booke of common prayer In intollerable abuse of prayer Gloria patri Dominus vobiscum Oremus Kyrieleâ—soÌ„ Many pater nosters Mat. 6. 7. Reading prayers no praying In praying many guises takeÌ„ vp â— vsed rather of custome then of reason knowledge or coÌ„scieÌ„ce â–ª Reading â—t psalmes â—inging of 〈…〉 ers â—enedicâ—s â—agnifiâ— Anani 〈…〉 1. Pe. 4. 11 Collectes at the feast of the natiuitie and Whitiontite A Collecte on Bartho lomewe day Seruice for Lent â— shwedensday * A Commination * Deu. 27 13. 14. * Galat. 4. 9. 10. 11. Athanasius Creede Venite Confirmation A mannery sorte of ministers Iere. 6. 6. 17. 18. 9. 20. 21. Byshops theÌ„selues some of theÌ„ in heresies and some suspected The boke of Articles of christian religion The Crede in meter The humblâ— sute of a synner The last great Bible mat 23. 24 Consistorie wherof it coÌ„sisteth The ministers first 〈◊〉 Who the assistantes must be Howe the assistantes must be chosen wherefore thys consistorie serueth mat 18. 1â— Assent of their whole congregation 1. Tim. 5. 19. Disordeâ—ed cereâ—onies Necessary â—rders â—eude cuâ—omes They may not meddle wyth the ciuil magistrates offyce Vsurie Information and accoumpts of the deacons Who shuâ— repaire to the couÌ„sels for y churches affaires Of excommunicatioÌ„ Shutting out of the churche dore 1. Cor. 5. â— 10. â— Cor. 7. â—2 â—3 No punishment so grâ—uous in this world as ExcommunicatioÌ„ some sharâ— punishmeÌ„t would be prouided bâ— the ciuill magistrate for him y coÌ„temneth excommunication but with lessâ— charge theÌ„ a significauit What a deacon is Act. 6. 3. Luk. 11. 4. 3. h. 13. 29. â—â—t 6. 13. Phil. 1. 1. â— Tâ— 3. 8. The laste statute for the pore Widowes 1. tim 5. 5 â—ore stranâ—ers â—o be â—tyed * Mat. 18. 17. Num. 11. Deu. 31. â— 2. chr 19. â— SynedriuÌ„â— mat 5. 22 â–ª â— 1. tim 5. 1â— 1. Cor. 12. 28. Rom. 11. 6. 7. 8. Act. 14. 2 Act. 20. 1 Math. 18. 15. 16. 17. 2. Thes 3. 14. 15. 1. Cor. 5. 4. 5. 2. Cor. 2. 7. 8. 1. Cor. 11. 16. 1. Cor. 14. 40. Act. 15. What orâ—er wee â—aue and what oure â—ighe preâ—ates maye â—oe by their â—anâ—n lawe â— coÌ„missioÌ„ Bishop in Englande is the only name of a Lord minister but in scrypture â— is no lordeâ— name at all â–ª â—nchaste â—leading A large scope Conuocatio house Clarkes of the parliament house Clarkly deuinâ—s Appeale Vrgent causes The sâ—xe Articles The magistrates authoritie and the lawes we flie to Quarellous iustices Certaine obiectious answered What prayer should be made Patrons presentations iâ—stituâ—ions inductions now vsed must cease CERTAINE Articles collected and taken as it is thought by the Byshops our of a litle boke entituled an admonition to the Parliament wyth an Answere to the same Containing a confirmation of the sayde Booke in shorte notes Esay 5. 20. Woe be vnto them that speake good of euill and euill of good whych put darknesse for light and light for darknesse that putte bytter for sweete and sweete for sower The Prynter to the Reader Thys worke is fynished thankes be to God And he only wil keepe vs from the searchers rod. And though master Day and Toy watch warde We hope the liuing God is our sauegarde Let them seeke loke and doe now what they can It is but inuentions and pollicies of man. But you wil maruel where it was fynished And you shal know perchance when domes day is ended Imprinted we know where and whan Iudge you the place and you can I. C. I. S