A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's worship. Or a triplication unto. D.…A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's vvorship. Or a triplication unto. D.…

Seeing it is required to the true being of human nature, ¹that the body of one, and the same man cannot be in many places at ⟨p. 117⟩••ce, but must be in some one definite place, therefore the body […] Christ cannot be present in many, and diverse places at the ••me time. And because (as holy Scriptures deliver to us) Christ was taken up into heaven, and is there to remain unto •he end of the world, none of the faithful ought to believe, or profess any real, and (as they speak) corporal presence of his ••esh and blood in the Sacrament. In the new edition all •his is blotted out: which yet had good use against the Lutheran error of Consubstantiatiō. Fifthly, In the Article of Traditions, these words (not found in the former •dition) are conveyed into the later. Every particular, or •ational church hath authority of instituting, changing, or abrogating Cere. or Ecclesiastical rites instituted only by human authority, so that all be done to edification. This addition •emeth to be added for the better advancing of human Ceremonies. Sixthly; The Article about the books •f form, is very much transformed to the wronging of subscribers.² For formerly it affirmed only that the •ooke of service, and that of Ordination of Ministers […] far as concerned trueth of doctrine are good &c. but ••ow in the later, this limitation (quoad doctrinae verita••m) is left out, and in stead thereof is added,³ that the •ooke of Consecration, and Ordination containeth l things necessary thereunto, and that it hath nohing in it of it self either superstitious or impious, and hat all that be consecrated, and ordained according o it, are orderly, and lawfully consecrated, and ordained.