Catholic communion defended against both extremes, and unnecessary division confuted in five parts ...…Catholick communion defended against both extreams, and unnecessary division confuted in five parts ...…

And so, 1. Princes may make Laws for the Use of the best Translation of Scripture, for the Version of Psalms, for Ministers due ordering Worship; to restrain some Seducers, for Time, Place, Utensils, to be uncovered, and to kneel or stand at Prayer, &c. And the Pastor may by Mandate, oblige the People to much of the like.

Matth. 28.20. By saying [whatever I command you] doth not say, Do nothing which your Parents▪ Prince or Pastor command you, besides my Commands. Sure it was his Spirit that said, Heb. 13. Obey them that have the Rule over you. Christ never particularly commanded any of the Twenty things, in which I instanced to Mr. Raphson. Must not Children obey Parents, or Servants their Masters, in learning any Form of Catechism, or choosing any Minister, or writing Sermons, &c. till Christ will particularly command them? This is a false Exposition.

Matth. 28.20. By saying [whatever I command you] doth not say, Do nothing which your Parents▪ Prince or Pastor command you, besides my Commands. Sure it was his Spirit that said, Heb. 13. Obey them that have the Rule over you. Christ never particularly commanded any of the Twenty things, in which I instanced to Mr. Raphson. Must not Children obey Parents, or Servants their Masters, in learning any Form of Catechism, or chusing any Minister, or writing Sermons, &c. till Christ will particularly command them? This is a false Exposition.