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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
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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.
The reason pretended out off Zuing. for that they abode in one place: if it be his / is unsufficient. For to omit that it is easy to show / that James immediately after he was ordained to the Apostleship at the ascension off our Saviour / exercised his charge in one place / namely Jerusalem / during his whole life / whereby ⟨p. CCCXXII⟩should follow that he was never any Apostle: and to let pass that Eusebius citeth out off Clement / that all the Apostles remained 1by the space off xij. years in Jerusalem / after our Saviour Christs ascension / whereby they all should be bishops during that time: to say nothing also off Saint Paul / which teaching at Rome / and there looking to end his life / even from thence writeth 2him self an Apostle / and not a bishop: I say to let all this pass / which notwithstanding casteth down this opinion / the Ans. must know that the abiding long in one place / doth not make a bishop differ from an Apostle: but the necessity / and bond to abide in one place / by reason of his particular function. Which when it nether can be showed off any Apostle / and is as hath been showed / directly contrary to his function: it can not be / that the abode in one place / should prove a change off the Apostleship / into the function off a bishop.
The reason pretended out off Zuing. for that they abode in one place: yf it be his / is vnsufficient. For to omit that it is easy to shew / that Iames immediatly after he was ordeined to the Apostelship at thascension off our Sauiour / exercised his charge in one place / namely Ierusalem / during his whole life / whereby ⟨p. CCCXXII⟩should follow that he was neuer any Apostell: and to let passe that Eusebius citeth out off Clement / that all the Apostels remained 1by the space off xij. yeares in Ierusalem / after our Sauiour Christes ascension / whereby they all should be bishops during that time: to say nothing also off Saint Paule / which teaching at Rome / and there looking to end his life / euē from thence writeth