Attestation of Many Learned Godly and Famous Divines, Index
A Table of the chief matters contained in this Treatiſe.
A.
HOw a true Church may bee Accidentally. Pag. 306.
The Angell of Epheſus a Preſident during life. pag. 237.
The name Angell or Apoſtle given in Scripture to Miniſters, alſo Dominus in Latin, &c. proveth not that they may be called Lords i… Engliſh. pag. 121. 123. &c.
All Apoſtolike Ordinances are Divine, & vnchangeable by men. pa. 139. 142.
The practiſe of Antiquitie for many ages, with vsus. pag. 53. &c.
Aſia properly taken, how large. pag. 206.
Comfortable Aſſurance, where pag. 77. 154. 155. 159.
Our Atteſtators were no Brownistes, Anabaptists, Schiſmatiks, Fantastical, Fanaticall, doaters. pag. 249. 279. 306.
B.
Belgike Liturgie and Synod, with vsus. pa. 50.
Beza conſenteth with vsus fully in effect. pag. 22. &c. 49. 50. 322.
Beza abuſed. pag. 13. 22. 270. &c. 322.
Beza fayleth. pa. 237.
D. Billons chief matters in his Perp. gov. anſwered, pag. 99. 107. 108. 110. 112. 116. 120. 121. 132. 143. &c. 146. 148. 239. &c. 250. 261. 276. &c.
D. Bilſons Contradistions. pa. 70. 71. 73. 107. 144. 146. 150. 225. 281. 283. 286. 288. 289. 290. 293. 302. 303. 305.
We deny not Biſhops ſimply. pag. 14. 264.
Seaven divers ſortes of Biſhops. pa. 274.
Biſhops next after the Apoſtles differed from ours in ſubſtāce of their Calling. p. 98. 99. 128.
A Biſhop to a Pariſh. pag. 32. 104. 213. &c.
Bohemian Confeſsion for vsus. pag. 48.
Bucer for vsus. pag. 33.
Bullinger for vsus. pag. 37.
C.
Calvin fully with vsus. p. 25. &c. 149. 193. 214. 269. 323.
Calvin much abuſed p. 13. 267. &c. 322. 323.
Calling of Ministers muſt be by the Congregation, or els we ſhall go to wracke. pag. 159. 160. 161. 167.
Calling of Miniſters eſſentially by the Congregation. pag. 246. 247. 78. 79. 80. 81. 164. 166. 168.
The truth is not ſo fruitfully defended where Chriſts Viſible Church & Calling to the Miniſterie is not well cleared. pa. 158. 167.
Circumſtances in Church government changeable by men. pag. 280. 247.
Chemnicius for vsus. pag. 47. 178.
The Church-controverſie in England for u… trifles. pa. 193. 195. 269. 320.
A Viſible Church, what? See Eccleſia.
The dignitie and power of each Viſible Church pag 164. 165.
Chriſtes Viſible Churches Divine conſtitution, pa. 74. 75. 142. &c. 147. 102. 104. 154.
Chriſtes Viſible Churches forme vnchangeable by men. pag. 134. 135. 139. 142. 147. 149. 150. 153. 281.
A true Viſible Church eſſentially ſomtime with out Guides. pag. 164. 165. 278. 298. 300.
Why ſome ſtrive to change the proper ſenſe of the word Church (Eccleſia) in Mat. 18.17. pa. 216.
Proteſtantes may iuſtifie their Church & Calling to the Miniſtery ſoundly, if they will. pag. 262. 264. 266. 267.
What God hath given to the Congregation, men can not take away. pag. 76. 77.
The Offer of Conference not without neceſſarie cauſe, and reaſon. pag. 196. 250.
The true cauſe and reaſon why we Conforme not. pag. 137.
Two maine pointes of our whole Controverſie. pag. 10. 303. But the chiefe of all is about the peoples free conſent in Church govern. pag. 10. 16. 17.
Cornelius B. of Rome prooveth no Dioceſan Church, nor Biſhop. pag. 233. 234.
Cyprian teacheth the peoples conſent to bee juris Divini. pag. 57. 59.
D.
Danaeus ſtrongly with vsus. pag. 41. 42.
A Definition of Christes true Viſible Church. pag. 318.
A Definition of a Dioceſan Chuch. pag. 200.
A Dioceſan Church proper, & improper. p. 88.
One kinde of improper Dioceſan Church is Apoſtolicall. pag. 89.
The beſt ſort of Dioceſan Biſhops not Apoſtolike. pa. 15. 89. 90. Yet not ſimply evill. pag. 16. 89 97. Nor yet expedient now. ibid.
All our question is againſt the proper Dioceſan Church pag. 15. 88. 97. 98. 131. 225.
Subſtantiall differences between a Church and Ministerie of one Congregation, and of a Dioceſſe. pag. 208. 128. 129.
A Dioceſan church but in a ſhadow till Conſtantines time. p. 126. 226. &c. 231. &c. 253
No proper Dioceſan Church can bee where the people freely conſent. pag. 84. 85. &c. 88.
Apropre Dioceſan Church is new. pag. 226.
A proper Dioceſan Church induceth the Pope. pag. 157. 179.
The Papiſtes ſhame Dioceſans about their church conſtitution and calling to the Miniſterie. pag. 161. 167. 169. 171. 172. 183. 150.
Dioceſan Bb. are pluralitie men, and Nonreſidents pag. 131. 185.
Dioceſan Bd. Metropolitans in Office, Archbiſhops, Patriarkes, in ſubſtance are all one. pag. 273. Yea a Vniverſall Biſhop alſo. pag. 181. 184. 186. 189. 191.
In a proper Dioceſan Church a true church may be, but accidentally. pag. 306. 87.
Dionyſius the firſt titular Dioceſan Biſhop in the West. pag. 92. 93.
Diplodophilus, one holding two wayes to heaven. pag. 104. 125. 151. 153.
D. Dove turneth Euſebius falſly for his advantage 3 times. pag. 226. 227. 90.
D. Downames Defence anſwered. pa. 11. &c. 98. 199. &c. 221. &c. 245. &c.
D. Downame maketh Apoſtles and Evangeliſtes inferiour in iuriſdiction to Biſhops. pag. 241. 260. 251.
D. Downames levitie. pag. 14. 74. 83. 313
D. Downames vaine boaſt. pag. 217.
D. Down abuſeth Scripture. p. 201. 202. 203.
E.
Eccleſia, a Church Viſible is only one Ordinarie Cōgregatiō. pa. 102. 103. 104. 108. 110. 201 202. 203. 205. 209. 213. 214. 322. 323.
The queſtion of Elders or Presbyters, wholy impertinent. pag. 11. 12. 62.
Our adverſaries ſtill Equivocat, or contradict them ſelves, pag. 14. 15. 98. 99.
Their Equivocation. pag. 120. 121. 148. 204. 209. 240.
Evariſtus Titles, were but precincts or quarters in one Congregation, not Pariſhes. pa. 93.
Euſebius of no perſit credtt. 91. 92. 229. And yet in many things for vsus.
F.
Fabulous and baſtard writings cited by Doct. Downame. pag. 257.
Raw and vndigeſted Fancies. pag. 147.
Fathers after 300. yeares of Christ, no fit iudges of the ſenſe of the word Eccleſia. pa. 109. 209. 210. 211. 308.
French Liturgie with vsus. pag. 50.
Genevian Diſcipline with vsus. pag. 49.
Giftes, no calling of a Miniſter. pag. 162.
Gualter with vsus. pag. 37. 38. 39. 40.
H.
The world Hateth our profeſsion, and why pa. 17. 18.
Helvetian confeſsion with vsus. pag. 49.
I.
Iames no proper Biſhop. pag. 238. 239.
The Iewiſh Church governement differed ſubſtantially from the Chriſtian. pag. 158. 317.
The forme of the Iewiſh church governement is ceaſed. pag. 184. 185. 279.
Iunius with vsus. pag. 43. 44. 45.
Iulianus of Alexandria the firſt Dioceſan Biſhop; and yet but a Titular Dioceſan. pag. 92.
K.
Christes Kingdom commiſsive. pag. 145.
L.
Lord and Lordſhip vnlawfull for the Miniſterie, pag. 118.
A Spirituall Lord, who? pag. 118.
Chriſt only ought to be a Spiritual Lord. p. 121.
Luther with vsus. pag. 31. 32. &c.
And Lutherans. pag. 51. 52.
M.
P. Martyr with vsus. pag. 34. 35. 150. 193.
The civill Magiſtrat advanced by our profeſsion pag. 18. 20. 115. 137. 313. 315.
Every Metropolitan not a Dioceſan. pa. 254.
Metropolitans in place, not in office. pag. 231. &c. 235. 213.
Outward Meanes neceſſarie to ſalvation: and namely Christes. pag. 150. 152. 154. 155. 194 195. 269.
They who make Miniſters muſt have Divine authoritie to do it. pa. 163. 74. 75. 194. 147.
Muſculus for vsus. pag. 36.
N.
We deſi…e things Neceſſary. pag. 18. 19. 193.
The grievous hurt by Nonreſidents. pag. 129
To miſlike Pluraliſts, and Nonreſidents, are curious poſitions with our adverſaries. p. 132.
P.
The Palatine Catechiſme with vsus. pag. 51.
Who cauſe Papiſtes to increaſe in England. pa. 183. 186.
Papiſtes more ſound in the generall opinion of the Church, then ſome proteſtantes. p. 150. 180
A Pariſh in our reaſoning what it is, pag. 201. 202. 209.
A Church no more but a Pariſh. pag. 30. 103. 104. 108. 214. See Eccleſia.
Partiall who are. pagt 301.
In Church government the Peoples conſent is Apoſtolicall. pag. 68. 69.
Evident Scriptures for the Peoples conſent in church cenſures. pag. 279. 140. 281. 282. Likewiſe in making of Miniſters. pag. 70. 164 165. 291. &c.
Power in the People; adminiſtration in their Guides, pag. 33. 42. 298. 278. 82. 83.
What maner of People. pag. 17.
Great good cometh to Religion by granting the Peoples conſent in church governemēt. p. 130
The Papacie not to be overthrowē but by holding the Peoples free cōſent. p. 18. 156. 157. &c.
Our maine queſtion is about the Peoples free conſent in church governement. pag. 10. 16.
The Peoples neceſſary freedom, power, & right in church gov. what, and how much ordinarily. pag. 18. 22. 48. 61. 73. 82. 83. 278.
Piſcator for vsus. pag. 46.
O… Profeſſion giveth good ſatisfaction, chiefly to the Magiſtrat. p. 19. 20. 191. 313. 315
In reaſoning we muſt alwayes ſpeak Properly. pag. 240.
Some Proteſtants opinion (holding changeablenes in the Churches forme and governement) not without impietie pag. 133. 141.
R.
Rebaptizing refuted pag. 172.
Reordayning lawfull and fit pag. 173.
To receave our Miniſterie derivatively and ſucceſsively from the church of Rome, a miſerable anſwer. pag. 170. 173.
S.
Who are Schiſmatiks. pag. 138. 176.
The Separation, how they erre. pag. 249. 280.
Sole governement. pag. 252.
Succeſſion, a popiſh reaſon pag. 238.
The Archb. with vsus ſpiritually Sapreme. pa. 119.
…ynods, ſome lawfull, Apoſtolike. & neceſſari… 116. 117. 179. Some not Apoſtolike, nor lewfull, p. 31. 48. 100. &c. 111. &c. 117. 178.
A Synod abſolut induceth a Pope. p. 105. 110. 111. &c. 179.
T.
Tertullian proveth not a Dioceſan church, or Biſhop. pag. 233.
Tilenus for vsus. pag. 43. 164. 166.
Timothie and Titus, no proper Biſhops. pag. 241. 264.
Toleration of vsus not vnmeet e. pag. 137. 193. 194. 195. 318.
V.
Viret for vsus. pa. 28. 29.
No Vnitie by Dioceſan or Provinciall Churches, and Biſhops. pag. 174. 176. 188.
Gods written word the true cauſe of Vnitie. pa. 175. 176.
After Gods word the Magiſtrates helpe is the chief cauſe of Vnitie. pag. 177. 315.
The hurtfull error of ſome Proteſt antes granting one Vniverſall Viſible Church vnderunder the Goſpell. pag. 112. 181. 182. 189. 190.
A Vniverſall Church Viſible, induceth a Pope. pag. 112. &c. 181 &c. 187. 189.
To deny the peoples conſent in Church governement to be a Divine ordinance, bringeth in a Vniverſall Church Viſible. pag. 157. 180. 189. and by a likely conſequence will ſet the Pope above the King. pag. 191. 192.
Vniverſalitie a popiſh reaſon. pag. 221. 222. 223.
Some Vniverſall errors. pag. 233.
W.
D. Whitaker for vsus. pag. 47. 106. 107.
Z.
Zuinglius for vsus. pag. 29. 30. 214. 215. 216.
End of the text · Henry Jacob, Attestation of Many Learned Godly and Famous Divines (1613)