The grand debate between the most reverend bishops and the Presbyterian divines appointed by…

IX. That in as much as the Holy Scriptures are able to make us wise unto salvation to furnish us thoroughly unto all good works, and contain in them all things necessary either in Doctrine to be believed, or in Duty to be practised; whereas divers Chapters of the Apocryphal Books appointed to be read, are charged to ⟨p. 6⟩be in both respects of dubious and uncertain credit: It is therefore desired that nothing be read in the Church for Lessons, but the Holy Scriptures in the Old and New Testament.

X. That the Minister be not required to rehearse any part of the Liturgy at the Communion Table, save only those parts which properly belong to the Lords Supper, and that at such time only when the Holy Supper is administrated.

X. That the Minister be not required to rehearse any part of the Liturgy at the Communion Table, save onely those parts which properly belong to the Lords Supper, and that at such time onely when the Holy Supper is administrated.

XI. That the word (Minister) and not (Priest) or (Curate) is used in the absolution, and in divers other places; It may throughout the whole Book be used instead of those two words, and that instead of the word (Sunday) the word (Lords day) may be every where used.

XI. That the word (Minister) and not (Priest) or (Curate) is used in the absolution, and in divers other places; It may thoroughout the whole Book be used instead of those two words, and that instead of the word (Sunday) the word (Lords day) may be every where used.