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The Whole Sum of Christian Religion · Edmund Bunny

The Whole Sum of Christian Religion, Errata – Half title

Certayne other aduertiſementes to the Reader, of ſome notes to be ſet downe, and ſome faltes and poyntes to be amended, before that he reade the booke it ſelfe, ſo to make him to vnderſtand it the better.

In the first booke.

Fol. 1. b. lin. 4. put out, by. 2. a. in the title where as it is Sonne, it ſhoulde bee Father.

2. b. li. 21. for Thirdly, that he is &c. ſay, Thirdly, that in the Godhead, &c. as it followeth: and ſo ſtrike out thoſe 3 lines betwixt.

3. a. li. 14. for Fiftly, that &c. ſay Fourthly, and laſt of all, that. &c.

line 21. ſtrike out Sixtely and all that followeth to alteration, foure lines in al.

fol. 8. a. lin. 22. make a full poynt at him.

10. a. li. 14. for his, put in Gods.

10. b. lin. 17. for the, put in theſe.

lin. 21. put this poynt, at murther, and remoue that part of the parentheſis, to life in rhe next line.

11. a. li. 5. and 6. thus point it, to god, he &c ſinne: yet &c

15. a. 15. poynt it thus, adoption;

15. b. poynt it thus, li. 9. Iewes,

lin. 11. eſtimation: lin. 13. inſuing:

Fo. 16. a. for world, point it worlde:

17. a. in the title for the holy Ghoſt put ye Sonne: for 19, put 17.

18. a. for fo. 20. put fo. 18. li. laſt, for them. put them:

18. b. lin 21. put our after touching.

19. a for 17. put 19. and in the margent agaynſt the ſixte line, thou muſt put a note, that that treatice which laſteth till thend of the thirde page, comprehendeth ye whole diſcourſe of the ſconde booke.

19. b. li, 1, for of ye Sonne, put of God the father, the Sonne,

lin 11. for man on the. &c. put, man, & all other creatures in heauen, earth, and hell on the one ſide; and al fantaſies of oure owne brayne on the other &c.

20. a. for 18. put 20.

21. a. lin. 12. put, worketh it in them.

lin 18. for inwarde: put inwarde;

22 b in the margent for caſes put cauſes.

24 b lin 8. put, of yll; lin. 12. nothing;

25. a. put them (when

26 a lin. 21. you may put this note in the margent. Fol 19 a b 20 a. But afterwarde more largely in the ſeconde booke, in the Tree of lyfe. b. agaynſt the fourth line you maye ſet this note in the margent: Which alſo are more largely ſet foorth in the next booke in the Tree of Death.

lin. 15. for put by man &c. ſay, put by eyther the creatures of God, or ſo much as their own fancies, that ſo &c.

27 a. lin 2, for ſelues or other, put ſelues, or others

b. lin. 20. for ſetting, put ſetling.

29. for 31. put 29.

b. The text of Scripture apperteineth not to that only place, but to ye whole booke, and ſhoulde hauehave bene ſet laſt of all.

In the ſecond booke.

30. after the text of ſcripture, in ſuche bookes as bookes as hauehave not the place quoted, put in Eccle. 13. d. 12. 13.

31. for 29 put 31.

b lin 21, for Region, put Religion.

33 lin 9, for ſelues; poynt it ſelues.

b lin 7, ſpring:

34 a lin 10, at It req. beginne a new ſection.

20. Saintes:

21, ſelues,

34 b, in the title, The fyrſte Commaundemente. Which falt thou muſte amende once more in that commaun. and twiſe in the ſeconde.

35, b, lin, 1, for mankinde on &c. put in, mankind, and all other creatures on the one ſide; and all conceites of our owne, on the other, We geue &c.

In the margente reade, mankinde and all other creatures on the one ſide, that others, &c.

39 b lin 6, for lawe, put lawe;

40 a li 8 for as put and. blaſt line, for Eerciſes put Exerciſes.

43 b, in the 12 line of the note put ſenſe.

44 b, lin 6, put out in.

46 b in the note lin. 24. reade thus, nor to them neither,

47 b. lin 2. done:

49 a lin. for. put: lin, 15, theſe. lin 16 this, lin, 23, for ben, put bent.

51, b, for reſt. put reſt;

52, a, lin, 15, for, put.

53, b, in the margent, lin, 29, for both in &c, put in, the Braunches of both the Trees that bet. &c.

55, a, li, 4, for; put: li, 5, for the ſeconde; put:

56, a, lin, 20, for: put.

62, b, lin, 24, for L put l.

64, b, in the title for ſixt put ſeuenth.

A SHORT SVMME of Chriſtian Religion vnderunder the conſideration of the three perſons in the Trinitie, the Father, the Sonne, and the holy Ghoſt.

Iſa. 44. d. 24. Mat. 28. c. 19.

I the Lorde doo all thinges mee ſelfe alone. Goe ye therefore, and teache all Nations, baptizyng them in the name of the Father, and of the Sonne, and of the holy Ghoſt.

A short Summe of Chriſtian Religion, vnderunder the conſideration of the three perſons in the Trinitie, the Father, the Sonne, and the holy Ghost.

AS it is verye true that God onelyonly is the Lorde, and the only doer or worker of al: ſo may ye whole body of Chriſtian Religion be geuen forth in ſuche a methode or forme, as that the whole glory of all may well be gathered only to him. In ſo muche that as there are three diſtinct Perſons in the Godhead; ſo likewiſe may the effect or ſumme of all Religion be diſtributed into three ſuch principall partes, as may very fitly bee ſorted to eueryevery of them: and ſo, the whole glory of all, left only to God. And thoſe principall parres of Religion which we meane to attribute, one to the Father, an other to the Sonne, the thirde vntounto the holy Ghoſt, are; Firſt the ſecrete purpoſe of God; or, what he ſhould meane in ordering this world and all things therein, in ſuch ſorte as he hath: ſecondarily the bringing forth of that his purpoſe, or the manifeſtation of it: thirdly by the working of the ſame in others; directing, or framing all thinges to the due accompliſhment therof.