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12. He maketh all, or near all the Churches on Earth, Idolaters, at this day: All on Earth, save the Protestants, are far grosser in their Liturgies and Ceremonies than the English: Of the […] ▪ Sweden, Denmark, Saxony, and all the Lutherans, have Liturgies, Crossing, Ceremonies, Church-Images, Consubstantiation. The ⟨p. 16⟩Helvetians are such as are called Erastians, making the Magistrate the only Ruler, and Sacraments common. Geneva, and France, yea, and Holland, have their Liturgies, and some Rites.

12. He maketh all, or near all the Churches on Earth, Idolaters, at this day: All on Earth, save the Protestants, are far grosser in their Liturgies and Ceremonies than the English: Of the 〈…〉 ▪ Sweden, Denmark, Saxony, and all the Lutherans, have Liturgie•, Crossing, Ceremonies, Church-Images, Consubstantiation. The ⟨p. 16⟩Helvetians are such as are called Erastians, making the Magistrate the onely Ruler, and Sacraments common. Geneva, and France, yea, and H•lland, have their Liturgies, and some Rites.

13. He condemneth Presbyterians, Independents, Anabaptists, and all Dissenters that are here called Protestants. For they have all many of the foresaid uninstituted things: They put off the Hat in Church at Prayer. They stand up at the Blessing; they use uncommanded gestures at Sacrament; they use Psalm-versions, Metres, Tunes, Scripture-Translations, Divisions into Chapter and Verse, never instituted particularly. The Scots used a Government by Classes, National Assemblies of various Elders, ruling by Vote, instead of mere consulting for Concord, uncommanded.