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A survey of the spiritual antichrist opening the secrets of familism and antinomianism in…A survey of the spirituall antichrist opening the secrets of familisme and antinomianisme in…
A survey of the spiritual antichrist opening the secrets of familism and antinomianism in the antichristian doctrine of John Saltmarsh and Will. Del, the present preachers of the army now in England, and of Robert Town, by Samuel Rutherfurd ...A survey of the spirituall antichrist opening the secrets of familisme and antinomianisme in the antichristian doctrine of John Saltmarsh and Will. Del, the present preachers of the army now in England, and of Robert Town, by Samuel Rutherfurd ...
London: printed by J.D. & R.I. for Andrew Crooke, 1648
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.
Contents of the first Treatise, Antinomians in the Apostles time, and have their descent from the old Katharoi, called Puritans, who taught that regenerate men could not sin. Chap. II. Of Libertines. The Libertines who sprang up, an. 1525. of kin to the Familists and Antinomians. page 2 Finer Antinomians deny the Incarnation of the Son of God. ib. Copinus, Quintus, Antonius Pocquius, the first Libertines under that name. 2.3 Pocquius a Priest affected obscurity, and objected ignorance to Calvin. ib. Libertines and Antinomians in many things like other. 3. & ib. Quintinus the Libertine and Antinomians slight the Scripture. 4 Libertines say, Angels are but motions of the mind. ib. Libertines make God the author of sin, Antinomians conspire with them. 4.5 Antinomians and Libertines have the same conceptions touching mortification and the conscience of believers. 5 Chap. III. Of Anabaptists, N. Stork. Th. Muncer, Jo. Behold, &c. and their Tenets. 6.7.8. &c. Hen. Pfeiffer and Muncer, their seditious spirits and miserable end. 7 Above an hundred thousand killed in Germany, by the Antinomian spirits impulsion which wanteth the light of Scripture. ib. Tho. Schuker beheaded his own brother-germane by the impulsion of the Spirit. 8 The Spirit, bloody attempts, and miserable end of Becold, or John of Leiden. ib. His polygamy and fifteen wives. ib. His twenty eight Apostles above the number of Christs. 8.9 His bloody spirit. 9 ⟨image 15⟩The tenets of Anabaptists. 9.10 Divers kinds of them, which hold all of them something, common with Antinomians. 9.10.11 M. Beacon saith, all external worship is indifferent. 10 Antinomians and the Anabaptists called liberi fratres, teach freedom from the Law, Covenants, vows, paying of tithes, from sinning. 11.12 Melchior Hoffman, Menno Simonz. 12 Chap. IV. Of David George. 13.14 Antinomians comply with David George. ibid. Chap. V. Of Casper Swenckfeld his Tenets complying with Antinomians. 15.16 His rise, life, errors. ibid. Swenckfi•ld his many books, his ignorance, he was admonished and confu•ed by famous Divines. 16 His foul tenets touching Christ. 17.18 Christ in glory remaineth man, contrary to Swenckfield. ibid. That the Scripture is the word of God, is demonstrated against Schwenkfeldians and Antinomians. 19.20 The arguments of Swenckfield, against the word of God, which are also the Arguments of Antinomians, answered. 20.21. &c.
Contents of the first Treatise, ANtinomians in the Apostles time, and have their discent from the old Katharoi, called Puritans, who taught that regenerate men could not sin. Chap. II. Of Libertines. The Libertines who sprang up, an. 1525. of kin to the Familists and Antinomians. page 2 Finer Antinomians deny the Incarnation of the Son of God. ib. Copinus, Quintus, Antonius Pocquius, the first Libertines under that name. 2.3 Pocquius a Priest affected obscurity, and objected ignorance to Calvin. ib. Libertines and Antinomians in many things like other. 3. & ib. Quintinus the Libertine and Antinomians slight the Scripture. 4 Libertines say, Angels are but motions of the minde. ib. Libertines make God the author of sin, Antinomians conspire with them. 4.5 Antinomians and Libertines have the same conceptions touching mortification and the conscience of beleevers. 5 Chap. III. Of Anabaptists, N. Stork. Th. Muncer, Jo. Beold, &c. and their Tenets. 6.7.8. &c. Hen. Pfeiffer and Muncer, their seditious spirits and miserable end. 7 Above an hundred thousand killed in Germany, by the Antinomian spirits impulsion which wanteth the light of Scripture. ib. Tho. Schuker beheaded his owne brother-germane by the impulsion of the Spirit. 8 The Spirit, bloody attempts, and miserable end of Becold, or John of Leiden. ib. His poligamy and fifteen wives. ib. His twenty eight Apostles above the number of Christs. 8.9 His bloody spirit. 9