Christian religion

First, to consider that God hath not received him only, but his child; and therefore to rejoice in the love and favour of God; and then to confirm himself, that as God hath quickened him after his baptism; so will he his child. Secondly, to present the child. Thirdly, to give, or to take order for the giving, of some such godly name, as may put the child in remembrance of some good duty. Fourthly, after Baptism, when the child is capable, to catechise his child, and to bring it up in the fear and information of the Lord.

First, to consider that God hath not receiued him onely, but his child; and therefore to reioyce in the loue and fauour of God; and then to confirme himselfe, that as God hath quickened him after his baptisme; so will he his child. Secondly, to present the child. Thirdly, to giue, or to take order for the giuing, of some such godly name, as may put the child in remembrance of some good duetie. Fourthly, after Baptism, when the child is capable, to catechise his child, and to bring it vp in the feare and information of the Lord.

What are the duties of the rest of the Church?

First, to rejoice, and to be glad at the increase of Gods Church. Secondly, to give attendance to the doctrine, and to pray that the child may be quickened. Thirdly, when it cometh to age, to do such duties as one member oweth to another.

First, to reioyce, and to be glad at the increase of Gods Church. Secondly, to giue attendance to the doctrine, and to pray that the child may bee quickened. Thirdly, when it commeth to age, to do such duties as one member oweth to another.