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…

348 Divers of the Court of Queen Elizabeth and King James were Familists. 349 Familists are for universal grace. 349 They labour to pervert King James to Familism. 350 They condemn all as Antichristian that are not of their way. ibid. They profess uncouth phrases that Protestants cannot understand as Libertines did, ibid. They profess they will take and embrace, reject or refuse their Religions which is the only true way to salvation, as the King and his Laws shall enjoin. 350, 351 ⟨image 22⟩An abjuration tendered to Familists in England a•. 1580. the 10th. of Queen Elizabeths reign by the Lords of the secret council declaring H. Nicholas to be an Heretic. 353, 354.

348 Divers of the Court of Queene Elizabeth and King James were Familists. 349 Familists are for universall grace. 349 They labour to pervert King James to Familisme. 350 They condemne all as Antichristian that are not of their way. ibid. They professe uncouth phrases that Protestants cannot understand as Libertines did, ibid. They professe they will take and imbrace, reject or refuse their Religions which is the only true way to salvation, as the King and his Laws shall enjoyne. 350, 351 ⟨image 22⟩An abjuration tendred to Familists in England a•. 1580. the 10th. of Queene Elizabeths reigne by the Lords of the secret councell declaring H. Nicholas to be an Heretick. 353, 354.

II. Part, Contents of the second Part called a Survey of Antinomianism. Chap I. Antinomians unjustly accuse us. p. 1, 2 Chap. II. Antinomians are Pelagians. Chap. III. Protestants hold no preparations with Pelagians, Papists and Arminians going before conversion. 2, 3, 4 Sinners are not healed of Christ as sinners, but as such sinners who are freely chosen and loved of God. 4 Chap. IIII. How we teach a desire of grace to be grace. ibid. Chap. V. How we are freed from the law, how not. 5 Chap. VI. How the Command of the law layeth an obliging bond on us. 5, 6 Proven by six arguments. Chap. VII. How the Law and the Gospel require the same obedience. 7, 8 Chap. VIII. Of the promissory part of the law, the differences between the two Covenants mistaken by Antinomians are opened. 9, 10 Chap. IX. of the threatening of the Law and the Gospel. 10, 11 Chap. X. of Gospel-fear. 12 Serving for a reward not mercenary. ibid. Chap. XI. Law-fear and Gospel-faith are consistent. 12, 13 Antinomians make the Gospel the very spirit of grace. 13, 14. And remove all Ordinances. 14 Chap. XII. Antinomians deny remission of sins to the Jews. 14, 15 Chap. XIII. Of the non-age of the Jews what it was. 15, 16 Chap. XIV. The old man or the flesh to the Antinomians is under the law, the new man freed from all law. 16 Chap. XV. Antinomians hold that the justified sin before men, and as touching their conversation: not before God, as touching their conscience. 17