Reliquiæ Baxterianæ, or, Mr. Richard Baxters narrative of the most memorable passages of his…

These words in the Form of the Consecration, This is my Body, This is my Blood of the New Testament, not to be printed hereafter in great Letters. 16. Whether it will not be fit to insert a Rubric, touching kneeling at the Communion, that is, to comply in all Humility with the Prayer which the Minister makes when he delivers the Elements. 17. Whether Cathedral and Collegiate Churches shall be strictly bound to Celebrate the Holy Communion every Sunday at the least, and might not it rather be added once in a Month. 18. In the last Rubric touching the Communion, it is not fit that the Printer make a full Point, and begin with a new Great Letter at these words, And every Parishioner shall also receive the Sacrament. 19. Whether in the first Prayer at the Baptism, these words, Didst sanctify the Flood of Jordan, and all other Waters, should be thus changed, Didst sanctify the Element of Water. 20. Whether it be not fit to have some discreet Rubric made to take away all scandal from signing the Sign of the Cross upon the Infants after Baptism; or if it shall seem more expedient to be quite disused, whether this Reason should be published, That in ancient Liturgies no Cross was confined upon the Party, but where Oil also was used; and therefore Oil being now omitted, so may also that which was concomitant with it, the Sign of the Cross. 21. In Private Baptism, the Rubric mentions that which must not be done, that the Minister may dip the Child in Water being at the point of Death. 22. Whether in the last Rubric of Confirmation, those words be to be left out, and be undoubtedly saved. 23. Whether the Catechism may not receive a little more Enlargement. 24. Whether the Times prohibited for Marriage are quite to be taken away. 25. Whether none hereafter shall have Licenses to marry, nor be asked their Banns of Matrimony, that shall not bring with them a Certificate from their Ministers that they are instructed in their Catechism. 26. Whether these Words in Matrimony, With my Body I thee worship, shall not be thus altered, I give thee power over my body. 27. Whether the last Rubric of Marriage should not be mended, that new married Persons should receive the Communion the same day of their marriage, may not well be (or upon the Sunday following) when the Communion is celebrated. 28.

These words in the Form of the Consecration, This is my Body, This is my Blood of the New Testament, not to be printed hereafter in great Letters. 16. Whether it will not be fit to insert a Rubrick, touching kneeling at the Communion, that is, to comply in all Humility with the Prayer which the Minister makes when he delivers the Elements. 17. Whether Cathedral and Collegiate Churches shall be strictly bound to Celebrate the Holy Communion every Sunday at the least, and might not it rather be added once in a Month. 18. In the last Rubrick touching the Communion, it is not fit that the Printer make a full Point, and begin with a new Great Letter at these words, And every Pashioner shall also receive the Sacrament. 19. Whether in the first Prayer at the Baptism, these words, Didst sanctifie the Flood of Jordan, and all other Waters, should be thus changed, Didst sanctifie the Element of Water. 20. Whether it be not fit to have some discreet Rubrick made to take away all scandal from signing the Sign of the Cross upon the Infants after Baptism; or if it shall seem more expedient to be quite disused, whether this Reason should be published, That in ancient Liturgies no Cross was confined upon the Party, but where Oyl also was used; and therefore Oyl being now omitted, so may also that which was concomitant with it, the Sign of the Cross. 21. In Private Baptism, the Rubrick mentions that which must not be done, that the Minister may dip the Child in Water being at the point of Death. 22. Whether in the last Rubrick of Confirmation, those words be to be left out, and be undoubtedly saved. 23. Whether the Catechism may not receive a little more Enlargement. 24. Whether the Times prohibited for Marriage are quite to be taken away. 25. Whether none hereafter shall have Licenses to marry, nor be asked their Banns of Matrimony, that shall not bring with them a Certificate from their Ministers that they are instructed in their Catechism. 26. Whether these Words in Matrimony, With my Body I thee worship, shall not be thus altered, I give thee power over my body. 27. Whether the last Rubrick of Marriage should not be mended, that new married Persons should receive the Communion the same day of their marriage, may not well be (or upon the Sunday following) when the Communion is celebrated. 28.