A44348:330
An exposition of the principles of religion by Tho. Hooker.
London: printed for R. Dawlman, 1645
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
2. By his Word: and
3. by his works, especially in the works of grace on the hearts of his children; there is Gods name written as it were in great letters, as the Apostle Peter saith, They express the graces of him that hath called them; so that when a man looketh upon a child of God, he may say, Surely God is an holy God, because his children are so.
3. by his works, especially in the works of grace on the hearts of his children; there is Gods name written as it were in great letters, as the Apostle Peter saith, They expresse the graces of him that hath called them; so that when a man looketh upon a child of God, he may say, Surely God is an holy God, because his children are so.
Q. When do we honour Gods, name?
Q. When doe we honour Gods, name?
A. When Gods name is to us as an holy thing; when we see the worth of it, and manifest it to others.
Q. What is the scope of the second Petition?
A. That God may rule over all, especially over his Church.
Q. Why is it added to the former?
A. Because when God beareth rule, then his name is honoured.
Q. What doth this word Kingdom signify?
Q. What doth this word Kingdome signifie?
A. That rule which he exerciseth over his servants.
Q. How manifold is this Kingdom?
Q. How manifold is this Kingdome?
