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Peter Martyr upon the .10. c. of the .2. book of the kings / sayeth that the Lutherans must take heed / least whilst they cut of many popish errors / they follow Jehu by retaining also many popish things. For they defend still the real presence in the bread of the supper / and images / and vestments. &c. and saith that religion must be wholly reformed to the quick.

Peter Martyr vpon the .10. c. of the .2. booke of the kings / sayeth that the Lutheranes must take heede / least whilest they cut of many popishe errors / they follow Iehu by retayning also many popish things. For they defend still the reall presence in the breade of the supper / and images / and vestmentes. &c. and sayth that relygion must be wholy reformed to the quicke.

Bullinger in his Decades. 5. book / and. 9. sermon / saith that our saviour Christ & the Apostles used their accustomed apparel in the supper / and that although in times past the ministers put on a kind of cloak upon their common apparel / yet that was done neither by the example of Christ / nor of his Apostles / but by the tradition of man / and that in the end / after the example of the priests apparel in the old law / it was cast upon the ministers / at the ministration of the supper. But (sayeth he) we have learned long ago / not only that all Levitical ceremonies are abrogated / but also that they ought to be brought again into the church of no man. And therefore seeing we are in the light of the gospel / and not under the shadow of the law / we do worthily reject / that massing Levitical apparel.

Bullinger in hys Decades. 5. booke / and. 9. sermon / sayth that our sauior Christ & the Apostles vsed their accustomed apparell in the supper / and that although in times past the ministers put on a kynde of cloke vppon their common apparell / yet that was done neither by the example of Christ / nor of hys Apostles / but by the tradition of man / and that in the ende / after the example of the priestes apparell in the olde law / it was cast vpon the mynisters / at the ministration of the supper. But (sayeth he) we haue learned long agoe / not only that all Leuiticall ceremonies are abrogated / but also that they ought to bee brought agayne into the church of no man. And therefore seing we are in the light of the gospell / and not vnder the shadow of the law / we doe worthely reiect / that massing Leuiticall apparell.