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The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France · John Quick

The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France, Table of contents 14

THE CONTENTS of this SYNOD.

CHap. I. Deputies Names. An obſervation past on Monſieur Rotan a Deputy. Moderator and Scribes choſen. The Lords Supper to be celebrated June 16.

Chap. II. Obſervations and Approbation of the Confeſſion.

Chap. III. 26. Obſervations upon the Diſcipline. Provinces to take care of Propoſans 4. Colledges and Ʋniverſities to be erected 5. Crimes which may expoſe Penitents to Publick Infamy or Death, not to be confeſſed by them in their Publick Penance 8. Paſtors to be ſent alternatively unto Synods 11. Miniſters not deputed unto Synods ſhall have no Votes 13. Gypfies Children may be baptized 15. Baptiſm must be adminiſtred in a Church 16. Two Names unto a Child indifferent 17. Marriage Promiſes de futuro indiſſolvable 18. The Diſcipline approved and ſworn.

Chap. IV. General Matters. A Caveat against a Scot, who would reconcile both Religions 1. Latin Diſputations better for Ʋniverſities than Colloquies 3. Church-Members Names to be Regiſtred 11. Miniſters may preach on Holydays 13. Duellers 14. The Ʋnion betwixt the Churches of France and the Netherlands to be maintained 15. None admitted to the Lord's Table living among the Papiſts, without a Certificate from the Elders 16. The King and Conſtable's Letters to the Synod 18. Frauds of a Geneva Book-ſeller 19. A Caſe about Miniſters being Deputies unto Politick Aſſemblies 20. Whether Contracts of Marriage ſhould be ſeen before Publication of Banes 21. Idolatry to be abjured before Perſons be admitted to Communion with us 22. The Local Magiſtrates of the Reformed Religion may aſſist at Colloquies and Synods 23. May a Proteſtant Judge ſwear a Papist upon his crucifix? 24. Hautyn to print the Bible 25. Such as marry within the Degrees prohibited by God's Word, ſhall not be admitted to the Lord's Table 26. The Revelation not to be expounded without leave from the Colloquy or Synod 27. Such as marry their Children to Papiſts ſhall be ſuſpended 28. Couſin-Germans may marry 32. Miniſters to be in the Armies 33. Ʋmpires among Proteſtants to compoſe Differences 35.

Chap. V. Of Appeals. The Caſe of Monſieur D'Amours a Miniſter 3. Ou Puy an Erroneous Miniſter depoſed, reſtored again unto his Office 6.

Chap. VI. Of Particular Matters. De L'Eſcale an Heretick cenſured 1. A cenſured Miniſter reſtored 4. The Caſe of two depoſed Miniſters reviſed 5, 6. Letters from the Synod to the Church of Metz 8. Letters from Sedan unto the Synod 9. The Petition of a depoſed Miniſter for his Reſtoration rejected 13. Letters from the Counteſs of Laval to the Synod 18. Letters from the Synod to the Duke De la Force, and Parliament of Pau 19. Cahier to be declared publickly an Apoſtate Miniſter 21. M. De Leſſars, a poor Miniſter, freed from a Bond of Ten Crowns 22. Monſieur De L'Eſpine Emeritus 23. A depoſed Miniſter not reſtored 25. A penitent depoſed Miniſter reſtored 26. Olaxa a depoſed Miniſter, how to be dealt with 28. The Caſe of Monſieur D'Eſpoir a Miniſter 30.

Chap. VII. Roll of Depoſed Miniſters. A Remark upon Cahier the Apoſtate.