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The Ancient Way of Completing Church Members · Jonathan Hanmer

The Ancient Way of Completing Church Members, Index – Errata

A.

ABrahams trained or Catechized ones 119

Advantages of ſuperiours in families 117

Adult perſons to be upon their own account 25

Adult muſt be active in Ordinances 26

Adult baptized liable to perſonal ſervice 55, 56

Aggravation of ſin 144

Altare Damaſcenum 105

Apoſtles Creed, why ſo called 78

Apoſtles creed as now, when finiſhed 80

Areopagitae encomium 33

Aſſemblies Catechiſm 82

Auditors who, and why ſo called 12

Auguſtines Rule 32

Authority to be in a Catechiſt 90

B.

Badge of Chriſtians 151

Baſis of Chriſtianity 77

Baptiſmatum dies 12

Baptiſm alone gives not right to the Lords Supper 54

Baptizati, illuminati, initiati iidem 13

Baptized, and not Excommunicated are not full Church-members 61

Beauty of the Church, wherein 69

C.

foreign quid ſignificat 118

Care of preſerving the honour of Ordinances 155

Caſſander 31

foreign 86

Cateche…ical heads 81

Catechiſts and Catechumenium 11

Catechiſts office of great uſe 74

Catechiſts cald fathers 92

Catechizing neceſſary 76

Catechizing neceſſary to Reformation 92

Catechizing an help to hearing the Word 92

Catechumens of the Church 8

Catechumens inſtructed 11

Catechumens of 2 ſorts 8

Catechumens, the ſecond ſort 23

Cavil of Anabaptiſts removed 156

Ceremonies obſerved about Baptiſm 21

Charge of parents 139

Children of believers, how in Covenant 52

Children and ſervants domeſtick catechumens 119

Chriſtians incomplete 15

Chryſme an imitation of Jewiſh unction 15

Chryſm hath no ground in Scripture 16

Chryſme how it perfected baptiſm 16

Chryſoſtom's judgment 133

Church-memberſhip of a magnetical nature 147

Circumſpection neceſſary 115

Clinici, who they were 34

Commonneſs breeds contempt 154

Common faith Tit. 1.4. 78

Competentes who, and why ſo called 12

Competentes gave up their names 12

Communion between Chriſtians 150

Concealed ignorance dangerous 110

Confeſſion of Gods name gives him his praiſe 160

Confeſſion of faith neceſſary in 2 caſes 160

Confirmation what 22

Confirmation grounded on Heb. 6.2. 27

Confirmation an appendix to baptiſm 27

Confirmation originally from the Apoſtles 29

Confirmation tranſmitted perſons to higher rank 30

Confirmation ſtill practiſed in the Church 31

Confirmation proved by the Fathers 33

Confirmation proved by Councils 35

Confirmation commended 42

Confirmation properly no Sacrament 44

Confirmation why cald a Sacrament 44

Confirmation purged and reſtored 51

Confirmation no novelty 71

Confirmation a weighty thing 73

Confirmation to be performed in the Church 97

Confirmation neceſſary in all, how 107

Confirmation a mean to holineſs 144

Confirmed only admitted to the Euchariſt 21

Confirmed have cauſe to praiſe the Lord 165

Conſent in adult requiſite to full memberſhip 57

Corruptions in Confirmation 43

Courſe beſt, to bring things right 62

Cyrils Lectures 75

Cyrus his Exhortation 127

D.

Danger of admitting unworthy to the Lords Supper 101

Darkneſs occaſioned the Churches injury 71

Declaration of admiſſion 99

Dedication of our ſelves to God 163

Deep Myſteries 83

D…erings judgment of Confirmation 30

Defects in Confirmation to be ſupplied 67

Denyal of priviledges to non-confirmed no injury 61

Deut. 6.7. expounded 85

Difference between Cyprian and Stephen 6

Difference to be put between perſons 134

Diſcharge of parents 139

Diſcipline domeſtick neceſſary 124

Diſorders in diſcipline 105

Diſſatisfaction breeds diſtance 151

Drawing how ſpoken of God 69

Duties of Parents and Maſters 117

E

Education of children neceſſary 74

Eli's ſin 123

Engaging of great force 145

Englands excellency 104

foreign 23

Equality in Fundamentals 77

Evil of oppoſing reformation 106

Evil of admitting the ignorant 108

Evil of wilful ignorance 110

Eulogiae what 9

Euchariſt why called the Communion 23

Examples of parents care in inſtructing 120

Excellency of the Scriptures 113

Excommunication reſpects the confirmed only 60

Exemplary converſation in Governors 116

F

Faith and love the ſum of Chriſtianity 116

Familiarity in Catechizing 86

Fidelis, who 23

Folly of …iding ignorance 111

Force of examples good and bad 126

Free admittance to the confirmed 138

Frequency in catechizing 84

Fruit of diſcipline 124

Fruit of good education 143

Fruits of love 148

Fundamental truths to be taught 76

Fundamental truths few 79

Gen. 14.14. Expounded 119

Gods goodneſs to England 103

Gods preſence efficacious 153

Gods goings in ſoules, matter of his praiſe 165

Gospel preached here from the beginning 103

in Tiberius reign 104

Governours ought to further the fruit of ordinances 122

Governors, to watch over the converſations of their family 124

Gravity to be in a catechiſt 90

Ground of profaneneſs among us 106

Ground of Chriſtian love 151

H.

Harmony in the exerciſe of confirmation 93

Heb. 6.2. Expounded 27

Heb. 12.2. Expounded 149

Hierom. Expounded 34

Hieroms condenſcenſion 87

Hieroms counſel 118

Holineſs of life requiſite to confirmation 96.116

wherein it conſiſteth 96

Holineſs preſs't upon the catechumens 116

Holineſs fits Gods houſe 153

Honour of the Church 154

I.

foreign Corripere. Erudire 91

Jehovah Shammah 152

foreign 23

Ignorant and ſcandalous to be debard from communion 132

Ignorant aged to be dealt with as children 107

Impoſition of hands, the ſeveral kinds of it 2

Impoſition of hands, the way of reconciling penitents 6

Impoſition of hands, the geſture of prayer 2

Impoſition of hands commendable 97

At firſt the only Rite in confirmation 98

Impoſition of hands in different 98

Infan… confirmation a popiſh errour 46

Infant baptized and adult. 2. diſtinct claſſes 54

Inſtances of debarring from communion 132

Inſtruction, the duty of domeſtick governours 118

Joy of faithful miniſters 130

Junilius 89

K

Knowledg of fundamentals ſufficient 94

Knowledg neceſſary to holineſs 110

L

L…cedemonian law 125

Love the bond of chriſtians 150

M

Matter of the catechiſme 76

Means ineffectual without a bleſſing 114

Method of catechiſme 81

Mildneſs to be in a catechiſt 91

Milk for babes 77

Miniſters to know the ſtate of the people 129

foreign 23

foreign 17

Myſteries of the ſacraments concealed from catechumens 13

why ſo 14

N

Names given in to be recorded 100

Near relation and affection between church-members 147

Noahs ſeven precepts 10

None to be exempted from profeſſion 95

O

Obligation of the confirmed 144

Obſtruction of the reformation, whence 102

Original ſin 135

Overſight of the firſt reformers 105

P

foreign 91

Parents care for frequenting ordinances 121

Pariſienſis complaint 47

Paſſeover, chief among the Jews 25

Paſtors care 76

Paſtors office 129

Penitents how reconciled 6

why by impoſition of hands 60

Peoples preparedneſs, an help to reformation 68

People to be convin…'t of their duty 69

1 Pet. 3.15. Expounded 162

Perſons ought to offer themſelves to confirmation 59

Popiſh chryſme in confirmation 44

Popiſh form of confirmation 45

Popiſh adminiſtrator in confirmation 45

Popiſh ceremonies in confirmation 49

Popiſh end of confirmation 48

Prayer obtains wiſdom 114

Praiſe the way of glorifying God 164

Pride reſtrain'd confirmation to biſhops 46.51

Private inſtruction uſefull 76

Priviledg of beleevers children 24

Priviledg of the confirmed 93

Priviledg of chriſtian parents 137

Priviledg of chriſtian children 142

foreign

Profane are to be kept or caſt out 97

Profeſſion of faith neceſſary 94

Profeſſion of faith to be publick 95

Profeſſion without practice vain 115

Proſely… portae among the Jews 10

Purity the churches beauty 152

Q

Qualification for church-members 48

Qualification of a catechiſt 74

Queſtion and anſwer catechetical form 88

R

Ready reception the peoples duty 72

Real conviction efficacious 158

Recovery of confirmation our duty 71

Reformation received here ſoon 104

Refuſal of reformation no ſmall ſin 107

Refuſers of inſtruction uncapable of communion 102

Regiſter uſeful 99

Religious children a joy to parents 135

Religious ſervants a joy to their maſters 136

Reproofs by catechiſts neceſſary 91

S

Sanctifying the ſabbath charged on governours 121

Satisfaction to miniſters by confirmation 131

Satisfaction from perſons requiſite 152

Seal of the Lord 19

foreign who they were 11

Seeking after knowledg a great duty 112

Self-conceit dangerous 157

Semblance of confirmation in the reformed churches 41

Shame a mean to perſonal reformation 158

Solemn engagements 146

Steps to full memberſhip 5. 11

Study of the ſcriptures, the way to wiſdom 113

Submiſſion to confirmation, peoples duty 100

Sum of fundamentals 79

Symbolum magnum 80

Sions enlargement her childrens joy 148

T

foreign 23

Thankfulneſs to God due from the confirmed 141

2 Theſ. 3.14. Expounded 159

U

Unction in baptiſme 2. fold 7

Unction a Sacrament in a large ſenſe 19

Unworthy not to be admitted to the Lords ſupper 101

Unworthy to be excluded from communion 154

W.

Waiting at wiſdoms gate, the way to knowledg 112

Woldenſes teſtimony for confirmation 37

Word, a perfect rule 70

ERRATA.

In M. Hughes Epiſtle p. 1. l. 22. for watching r walking.

In M. Baxters Epiſtle p. 1. l. 4. for printed r. perceived. Pag. 13, adumbrare, read adumbratè. p. 14. there r. theſe. p. 15. perfectus r. perfectes p. 20. aſſecultus r. aſſecutus p. 21. nequa r neque p. 21. data r data eſt p. 22. referter r refertur p. 28 poſitions r expoſitions p. 30 Scrinian r Scrinia p. 33. Ridus r Fidus p. 34. inviſe renter r inviſerentur p. 24. to be lamented, quodque r quoque, p. 37. opara r. opera; p. 39. reputatem r reputatum p. 44 to teſtifie r. do teſtifie p. 48. multi r multo p. 48 quam r quum p. 58. by the Lord, r for the Lord p. 77. p…cht r pitcht upon p. 81. fitteſt r fit Teſt p. 82 loſt r was loſt p. 89 inſtructed r intruſted p. 108 add, be p. 110 imports, r in part p. 12… libris r liberis p. 131 puor r pudor p. 132 vouchſafed r vouched p. 144. how r how much.