A Christian instruction, containing the law and the Gospel Also a summary of the…A Christian instruction, conteyning the law and the Gospell Also a summarie of the…

D. Which is the second?¹

D. Whiche is the second?¹

1. 1Mark. 1. bMarke. 1. b

A. True faith in the only grace and mercy of God, which is offered and granted unto us in Jesus Christ, and by Jesus Christ, as that Sacrament also testifieth.

A. True faith in the onely grace and mercie of God, whiche is offered and graunted vnto vs in Iesus Chryst, and by Iesus Chryst, as that Sacrament also testifyeth.

De. The third?¹

De. The thirde?¹

1. 12. Cor. 10. d

Of the ministers of the Church, and of Magistrates.

Of the ministers of the Churche, and of Magistrates.

D. There resteth now but one point, it is to wit, by whom these sacraments ought to be administered.¹

D. There resteth nowe but one pointe, it is to witte, by whome these sacramentes ought to be administred.¹

1. 1Matth. 28. d 16. d

A. By those same ministers, to whom the charge to administer the word of God, hath been committed by lawful order, as he hath ordained in his Church.

A. By those same ministers, to whome the charge to administer the worde of God, hath bene committed by lawfull order, as he hathe ordeyned in his Churche.

De. Is it lawful then for none other?

De. Is it lawfull then for none other?

An. As GOD ⟨p. 87⟩hath ordained that there should be in the common wealth certain Magistrates and officers, for the administration of civil and earthly matters, to the end there should be no confusion: even so hath he willed his Church to have her ministers chosen by lawful vocation, as his officers for the administration of Ecclesiastical and spiritual matters,¹ to the end that every thing be there handled and governed by good order.

An. As GOD ⟨p. 87⟩hath ordeyned that there should be in the common wealth certain Magistrates and officers, for the administration of ciuile and earthlye matters, to the ende there shoulde be no confusion: euen so hathe he willed his Churche to haue hir ministers chosen by lawfull vocation, as his officers for the administration of Ecclesiasticall and spirituall matters,¹ to the ende that euery thing bée there handled and gouerned by good order.

1. 1Ephe. 4. b.

THE END.

THE ENDE.

A FAMILIAR exposition of the principal points of the Catechism, and of the Christian doctrine, made in form of Dialogue.

A FAMILIAR exposition of the principall points of the Cathechisme, and of the Christian doctrine, made in forme of Dialogue.

Of the true service of God, and of good intents. The first Dialogue.

Of the true seruice of God, and of good intents. The first Dialogue.

Of the chief felicity of man, and of the end for the which he was created of God.

Of the chiefe felicitie of man, and of the ende for the vvhich he vvas created of God.

MATTHEW. What is that which naturally men do most desire in this world?

MATHEVV. WHat is that whiche naturally men do most desire in this world?

Peter To be happy.

Peter To be happie.

M What is it to be happy?

M What is it to be happie?