An Answer to Two Treatises of John Can, Table of contents – Errata
A Table of ſome principall Points handled in this Treatiſe.
In the firſt Part.
Concerning a falſe Miniſterie, and communicating therein, p. 3, 4.
Nonconformiſts lay not the grounds of Separation, by complaining of the abuſes in our Church, p. 20, 21.
From whence the outward calling of a Minister is derived. p. 24, 25.
Herein a diſtinction is conſiderable, betwixt an errour in admiſſion into an office, and a flat nullitie of the office it ſelfe, p. 29.
Who are not, and who are Antichriſtian teachers, p. 41.
The true nature of worſhip, and what it is to worſhip God in a right manner, p. 43.
Of an Idoll Church and Miniſterie, p. 45.
Places of publike worſhip allowed and prohibited unto Iſr…ell…, p. 59.
Of worſhipping God in a true Church, p. 61.
Our Churches are not to be reputed ſpirituall Babylon, p. 69.
Concerning Churches true and falſe, p. 71,
Corrupt mixtures in true Churches, p. 81.
The nature of ſuperſtition, p. 89.
Of Ordination received from Biſhops, p. 93.
Concerning preſence at Gods true worſhip, where ſomething is faultie in the Miniſters calling, and the …ann…r of adminiſtration, p. 105.
Some things may ſtaine, which yet overthrow not the Ministerie, p. 119.
From whence the Miniſters of the Goſpell derive their office, p. 126.
The Miniſters ignorance and ſcandalous life doth not nullifie his Miniſterie, p. 128.
Some touch given of Maſter Cannes groſſe abuſe of philoſophicall Canons, and of ſome Authors by him cited, p. 132, 133, 134, &c.
When Miniſters may be ſaid to runne, though not ſent, p. 139.
Forreigne reformed Churches acknowledg us the true Churches of Chriſt p. 141.
The Miniſters calling is not to bee judged by the titles of Parſon, Vicar, &c. p. 143.
In the ſecond Part.
THe lawfulneſſe of ſet formes of prayer, p. 3.
Nonconformists never utterly condemned any uſe of our Common Prayer Booke, p. 7, & 15, 16.
Nor allowed ſeparation becauſe of ſome abuſes, p. 20, 22.
The diſcuſſing and diſcovering of that argument uſed againſt the Common prayer booke, viz. that it was taken out of the Maſſe Book. 9, 10, 11, 12.
The preſſing of ſubſcription in the tenth yeare of Queene Elizabeth, cauſed ſeparation, and other troubles in our Church, p. 13.
The antiquitie of ſet Liturgies, p. 17.
Concerning idols, and ſeparation from them, p. 23, 24, 25.
Of diſcipline how far neceſſarie in a Church, and how wanting amongſt us, p. 33, 35, 37. &c.
Concerning the matter, and manner of gathering Churches, 50, unto 64 &c.
The office of Lecturers justified. p. 84.
FINIS.
Errata in Part 1.
Page 2, line 1, put out, ſhall. p. 7, Marg. l. laſt, adde lib. 1. p. 8. marg. at end, ad…e et Repl. 1. p. 33. p. 9. marg. adde hoc autem. p. 11. marg. adde Ier. 23.11.34. Eſa. 28.7.9. Ier. 23.16.17. p. 44. l. 4. add in. p. 54. l. 14. add the moſt of. p. 53 l. 11. for neither read either. p. 57. l. 12. for rom, r. ſay. l. 17. our miniſterie is, inſert, true, though. p. 62. l. 25. put out, not. p. 64. l. 7. adde ſani. p. 80. l. 32. adde in marg. 3. p. 90. l. 12. read ſhaft. p. 100. l. laſt. for anſwered, r. cenſured, p. 105. l. 4. unto generall adde rules, p. 108. l. 1. for it is, r. is it. p. 139. l. 37. put out, nor, p. 140. l. 30. adde, it.
In part 2.
P. 7. l. 18. put out, have. p. 11. l. 34. for made, r. makes. p. 13. l. 24. for former matter, r. forme or matter. p. 16. l. 4. adde into. p. 26. l. 31. for when, r. then. p. 38. l. 7. for conſtitution r. inſtitution. p. 50. l. 25. for dare r. doe. p. 52. l. 6. for promiſed. r. purchaſed. p. 55. l. 6. for more r. moſt. p. 72. l. 23. for more, r. were. p. 73. l. 11. for diſſevered r, diſcovered. p. 74, laſt line r. Anabaptiſtae: p: 84: l: 12: adde in.
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