A treatise of miscellany questions wherein many useful questions and cases of conscience are…A treatise of miscellany questions wherein many usefull questions and cases of conscience are…

CAP. XVIII. Of the use of a Table in the Lords supper, and of the communicants there coming to, and receiving at the Table. pag. 218. The first guests our Saviour entertained, received at the Table. ibid. ⟨image 8⟩This sitting was not occasional only, but had a standing reason for it▪ p. 219. Successive tables and repeating the words is no deviation from the rule: p. 221. 222. Another argument taken from the general notion and nature of the Lords Supper, as it is a banquet and feast p. ibid. 223. 224. A third reason taken from the name Table which the Apostle uses, p. 225. 226. 227. The sitting at table together, sets forth the communion of saints with Christ and among themselves. p. 228 229. The words of distribution proves there must be a table, all must sit at. p. ibid: & ▪230. Antiquity proves it. ibid.

CAP. XVIII. Of the use of a Table in the Lords supper, and of the communicants there comming to, and receiving at the Table. pag. 218. The first guests our Saviour intertained, received at the Table. ibid. ⟨image 8⟩This sitting was not occasionall only, but had a standing reason for it▪ p. 219. Successive tables and repeating the words is no deviation from the rule: p. 221. 222. Another argument taken from the generall notion and nature of the Lords Supper, as it is a banquet and feast p. ibid. 223. 224. A third reason taken from the name Table which the Apostle uses, p. 225. 226. 227. The sitting at table together, sets foorth the communion of saints with Christ and among themselves. p. 228 229. The words of distribution proves there must be a table, all must sit at. p. ibid: & ▪230. Antiquitie proves it. ibid.

CAP. XIX. That there was among the Jews a jurisdiction and government Ecclesiastical distinct from the civill pag. 231. The Jews had Ecclesiastical Elders or Church governors which proves the point. ibid. Even under the Roman Emperor they had their Presbyteri and Arcbisynagogi. Its proved out of Mr. Selden, that their Elders received a judicial degree, and were not civil Magistrates. ibid. 232. The Jewish ordination of Elders with imposition of hands proves it also. pag. 233. 234. A third argument is taken from the Synagga Magna, pag. 235. The Hebrews triple Crown proves it. ibid. The Jews exercised Ecclesiastical discipline, since their dispersion which is a fifth reason. pag. 236. 237.