A18080:1253
The second reply of Thomas CartwrightThe second replie of Thomas Cartwright
The second reply of Thomas Cartwright: against Master Doctor Whitgiftes second answer, touching the Church disciplineThe second replie of Thomas Cartwright: agaynst Maister Doctor Whitgiftes second answer, touching the Churche discipline
Heidelberg: printed by Michael Schirat, 1575
Title page typeset from the transcription.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
IN the residence off the ministers / that off the Pastor is particularly handled 4. Tract. page cccxxx. Where our reasons are maintained.
IN the residence off the ministers / that off the Pastor is particularly handled 4. Tract. page cccxxx. Where our reasons are mainteined.
That it is the institution off God in the old Test. cccxlij. In the new cccxliiij. That the calling of the church (which is also the lords) is to that place only cccxxxij. That he ought to be resident / that thereby greater love might be wrought cccxiv: That having better knowledge / off the estate off his flock he may better do all duties towards them cccxxxix. That with seeing the blessing off God / he might be stirred to further diligence cccxlv: That his flock having more familiarity might have easier aces ibid. That he might be […] ••mple of life cccxliij.
That it is the institution off God in the ould Test. cccxlij. In the nue cccxliiij. That the calling of the church (which ys also the lordes) ys to that place onely cccxxxij. That he owght to be residēt / that therby greater loue might be wrought cccxiv: That hauing better knowledg / off the estate off his flock he may better doe all dueties towardes them cccxxxix. That with seing the blessing off God / he might be stirred to further diligence cccxlv: That his flock hauing more famyliaryty might haue easier acces ibid. That he might be 〈…〉 ••mple of life cccxliij.
Proved also by, […]ontinual duty off preaching: Whether pertaineth that treatise / wherein / is showed; that it is convenient it should always god before the administering of the holy Sacraments cccxlviij. Hither may be referred the comparison of the diligence of the elder Bishops in preaching / dcxlvij. Whether also refer the unlawful power of the bishop / touching licences to preach: whereby it is in his will / whether he will give the pastor leave to preach or no: considering that it is a necessary duty of the pastor / and the principal cause off his residence cccxlj. That he must admonish both the wicked / and the godly: strengthen both the weak and the strong cccxlj. Comfort in temptation cccxlvij. Therefore that the bare reading off the scripture is no sufficient supply in his absence cccxliij: Nether his care cccxxxij. That