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Five disputations of church-government and worship
Five disputations of church-government and worship by Richard Baxter.
London: printed by R.W. for Nevil Simmons, 1659
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.
§. 22. Prop. 9. There is no mere humane Universal Sovereign Civil, or Ecclesiastical over the Catholic Church, and therefore there is no power given to any from God, to make Laws that shall universally bind the Catholic Church.
§. 22. Prop. 9. There is no meer humane Vniversal Soveraign Civil, or Ecclesiastical over the Catholick Church, and therefore there is no power given to any from God, to make Laws that shall universally bind the Catholick Church.
§. 23. Prop. 10. If it be not our own Lawful Governors Civil or Ecclesiastical, but Usurpers that command us, we are not therefore b•und to obey them, though the things be lawful.
§. 23. Prop. 10. If it be not our own Lawfull Governors Civil or Ecclesiastical, but Vsurpers that command us, we are not therefore b•und to obey them, though the things be lawfull.
§. 24. Prop. 11. The Commands of lawful Governors about lawful Ceremonies are ordinarily to be understood with exceptions, though there be none expressed, as that in certain cases it is not their will that such commands should bind us.
§. 24. Prop. 11. The Commands of lawfull Governors about lawfull Ceremonies are ordinarily to be understood with exceptions, though there be none exprest, as that in certain cases it is not their will that such commands should bind us.