The Liturgical Considerator Considered, Title page
THE LITƲRGICAL CONSIDERATOR CONSIDERED: Or a brief view of Dr. GAƲDEN'S Conſiderations touching the LITƲRGY of the Church of ENGLAND.
Wherein the Reaſons by him produced for impoſing the ſaid Liturgy upon all, are found to be ſo weak; his defence of things offenſive in it ſo ſlight; the Arguments againſt the Liturgy by himſelf afforded, are ſo ſtrong, that ſome, who upon His Majeſties Declaration did incline to the Liturgy, are now further from it, by reading his wordy Diſcourſe about it.
ALSO Some Reaſons humbly rendered, why ma…y Miniſters as yet cannot conform to that Liturgy; but not out of Diſloyalty, Pride, Ingratitude, Peeviſhneſs, nor Schiſmatical Petulancy, as the Sarcaſtical Pen of this uncharitable Doctor hath publiſhed.
The ſecond Edition.
By G. F. as Firm and Loyal a Subject to His Majeſty, as this CONSIDERATOR is.
Likewiſe the Spirit alſo helpeth our infirmities; for we know not what we ſhould pray for as we ought, &c. Rom. 8.26.
foreign. Juſt. Mart. Sine monitor…, quia de pectore oramus. Tertul.
You muſt give God His due by regulating aright His Church according to his Scripture. King Charls the firſt, in His dying Speech.
The Vices in Rhetorick are Sordidneſs, …ediouſneſs, Obſcurity, Flatneſs of Conceit, Argu…eneſs, and Minutiae, Gawdineſs, Wordineſs, and empty Oſtentation. Dr. Reynolds Treatiſe of Paſſions. Cap. 39.
LONDON, Printed for Ralph Smith at the Bible in Cornhil, near the Royal Exchange. 1661.