A defence of the Apology of the Church of England containing an answer to…A defence of the Apologie of the Churche of Englande conteininge an answeare to…

Of the other he saith. ¹The Weapons of our warfare are not Fleshly: but mighty through God, to throw down holds, casting down every High thing, that is builded up against the knowledge of God, and to bring all understanding captive to the Obedience of Christ.

Of the other he saith. ¹The Weapons of our warfare are not Fleashely: but mighty through God, to throwe downe holdes, castinge downe euery Highe thinge, that is builded vp againste the knowledge of God, and to bringe al vnderstandinge captiue to the Obedience of Christe.

1. 12. Corinth. 10.

This Doctrine seemeth to be simple, and plain, and without Confusion.

This Doctrine séemeth to be simple, and plaine, and without Confusion.

Touching M. Calvin, it is great wrong, untruly to report so Reverend a Father, and so Worthy an Ornament of the Church of God. If you had ever known the order of the Church of Geneva, & had seen four thousand people, or moe receiving the Holy Mysteries together at one Communion, ye could not without your great shame, & want of modesty, thus untruly have published to the world, that by M. Calvins doctrine, the Sacraments of Christ are Superfluous. Certainly to leave all, that he hath otherwise spoken of the Sacraments in general, Of the Sacrament of Christs last Supper he writeth thus: Magnum Consolationis,