Thirdly, Voluntate & opere, both in will, and deed: as in the Primitive Church, Stephen, Polycarpus, Ignatius Laurentius, Romanus, 1A• tiochianus, and thousands. And in our days, Cranmer, Latimer, Ho•per, Ridley, 2Farrar, Bradford, Philpot, Sanders Glover, Tailor, and others innumerable, whose fiery zeal to Gods truth,3 brought them to the flames of Martyrdom to seal Christs faith. It is ⟨p. 982⟩not the cruelty of the death:4 but the innocency and holiness of the cause that maketh a Martyr; neither is an erroneous conscience a sufficient warrant to suffer Martyrdom: because Science in Gods word must direct conscience in mans heart; for they who killed the Apostles, in their erroneous consciences thought they did God good service. 5And Paul of zeal breathed out slaughters against the Lords Saints:6 Now whether the cause of our Seminary Priests and Jesuits, be so holy, true and innocent; as that it may warrant their conscience to suffer death, & to hazard their eternal salvation thereon;7 let Pauls Epistle written to the Ancient ⟨p. 983⟩Christian Romans, (but against our new Antichristian Romans) be judge: And it will plainly appear, that the doctrine which Saint Paul taught to the ancient Church of Rome is ex diametro opposite in •6 fundamental points of true Religion: to that which the new Church of Rome teacheth and maintaineth? For Saint Paul taught the Primitive Church of Rome:
Thirdly, Voluntate & opere, both in will, and deede: as in the Primitiue Church, Stephen, Polycarpus, Ignatius Laurentius, Romanus, 1A• tiochianus, and thousands. And in our daies, Cranmer, Latimer, Ho•per, Ridley, 2Farrar, Bradford, Philpot, Sanders Glouer, Tailor, and others innumerable, whose fierie zeale to Gods truth,3 brought them to the flames of Martyrdome to seale Christs faith. It is ⟨p. 982⟩not the cruelty of the death:4 but the innocency and holinesse of the cause that maketh a Martyr; neither is an erronious conscience a sufficient warrant to suffer Martyrdome: because Science in Gods word must direct conscience in mans heart; for they who killed the Apostles, in their erronious consciences thought they did God good seruice. 5And Paul of zeale breathed out slaughters against the Lords Saints:6 Now whether the cause of our Seminary Priests and Iesuits, be so holy, true and innocent; as that it may warrant their conscience to suffer death, & to hazzard their eternall saluation thereon;7 let Pauls Epistle written to the Ancient ⟨p. 983⟩Christian Romans, (but against our new Antichristian Romanes) bee iudge: And it will plainely appeare, that the doctrine which Saint Paul taught to the ancient Church of Rome is ex diametro opposite in •6 fundamentall points of true Religion: to that which the new Church of Rome teacheth and maintaineth? For Saint Paul taught the Primitiue Church of Rome:
