The Christian Sabbath Vindicated, Title page – Errata
Sabbatum Redivivum: OR THE Chriſtian Sabbath VINDICATED; IN A Full Diſcourſe concerning the Sabbath, And the LORDS DAY.
Wherein, whatſoever hath been written of late for, or againſt the Chriſtian Sabbath, is exactly, but modeſtly Examined: And the perpetuity of a Sabbath deduced, from grounds Of Nature, and Religious Reaſon.
By Daniel Cawdrey, and Herbert Palmer: Members Of the Aſſembly of Divines.
Divided into Foure Parts.
1. Of the Decalogue in generall, and other Laws of God, together with the Relation of Time to Religion.
2. Of the fourth Commandement of the Decalogue in ſpeciall.
3. Of the old Sabbath, in particular.
4. Of the Lords Day, in particular.
The FIRST PART.
Ezek. 22.26. They have hid their eyes from my Sabbaths, and I am profaned amongst them.
Mark. 2.28. The SONNE OF MAN, is Lord alſo of the Sabbath.
London, Printed by Robert White, for Thomas Ʋnderhill, and are to be ſold at the Signe of the Bible in Woodſtreete. 1645.
The Licenſe.
THis Treatiſe entituled (Sabbatum Redivivum, Or the Chriſtian Sabbath vindicated) as in my opinion the moſt ſatisfactory of any I have ſeen, and that in a point of Divinity, wherein (as appeares by the many Books written againſt it) the wiſdome of the fleſh maintaines as great an enmity againſt God, as in any whatſoever; I recommend unto the Preſſe, as of excellent uſe in theſe times.
CHARLES HERLE.
The Contents of the firſt Part.
CHAP. I. OF the Term of a Morall Law, and the diſtinction of Laws, into Ceremoniall, Judiciall, and Morall: And of Morall Laws, into Naturall and Poſitive.
CHAP. II. Rules to know a Law to be Morall, though but poſitive.
CHAP. III. Every Law of the Decalogue, is a Morall, and Perpetuall Law.
CHAP. IV. The Exceptions to the former Rule, anſwered.
CHAP. V. Chriſt hath confirmed all the Commandements of the Decalogue as perpetuall, Mat. 5.17. &c.
CHAP. VI. Solemne Worſhip is Morall-Naturall; both Solitary and conjoyned, in Families, and Churches, and how far.
CHAP. VII. Generall Conſiderations about Time, and its profitableneſſe, in reference to Morall actions of importance.
CHAP. VIII. Conſiderations of Time in relation to Religion, and the Worſhip of God; how far it may be profitable thereunto.
CHAP. IX. A Determinate Solemn Time, for Gods Worſhip, is Morall-Naturall; and that in the firſt …ommandement: And what kinde and manner of Determination of Time for Religion, may be proved Neceſſary, by the Law, or Light of Nature, and generall Rules of Scripture.
CHAP. X. The Determination of the chiefe Solemn Time of Worſhip for all men, Neceſſarily and Ordinarily Sufficient for the chief Time, as alſo of the particular day for it, belongs not to Men, but to GOD.
CHAP. XI. Two Corollaries from the former Diſcourſes, about Solemne Time. 1. All Times and Dayes are not equall, under the Goſpell. 2. Time and Place are not equall circumſtances in Religion.
CHAP. XII. The Neceſſary ſufficient chief Time for Religion, together with the particular Day for it, is a part of Worſhip, and not a meer Adjunct or Circumſtance only.
Errata.
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