Case 4IV. Caſe. Whether a man be bound to forgive him that hath wronged him, if hee ſeeke not for Reconciliation…
Case 5V. Caſe. Whether hee, whoſe heart is full of feares, and doubtings, may adventure to come to the Sacrament?
Case 6VI. Caſe. What is to be done by him, that in the very inſtant of Receiving, feeles his heart ſo hard, that…
Case 7VII. Caſe. Whether a man may with comfort of Conſcience, partake the Sacrament with thoſe Aſſemblies;…
Case 8VIII. Caſe. Whether the wickedneſſe of the Miniſter, who adminiſters the Sacrament, may impeach the…
Case 9IX. Caſe. How often is a man bound in Conſcience to receive the Sacrament of the Lords Supper?
Case 10X. Caſe. What quantity of Bread, and Wine muſt be taken by him, that Receiveth?
Case 11XI. Caſe. Whether ſuch perſons, as are at contention, and goe to Law one with another, may with good…
PartCertaine EXCƲSES Made, and pretended by Ignorant People for not Receiving the Sacrament of the Lords Supper…
Excuse 1I. Excuſe. They have no leiſure.
Excuse 2II. Excuſe. They want Cloathes.
Excuse 3III. Excuſe. They are not in Charity.
Excuse 4IV. Excuſe. They are not prepared.
Excuse 5V. Excuſe. Their Wives are ſick, or lie in, or their Husbands are from home, or not well, and therefore…
Excuse 6VI. Excuſe. They uſe to Receive at Eaſter every yeare, and they hope that it is ſufficient.
Excuse 7VII. Excuſe. They would come, and Receive, but their Miniſters will not ſuffer them.
Excuse 8VIII. Excuſe. That they are conſcious to themſelves of ſome great, and crying ſinnes, which they have…
PartPlaine EXPRESSIONS OF Sacramentall Truths TO Uulgar Capacities.
Explanation 1EXPRESSION I. Of this, That the Sacrament of the Lords Supper doth truely, and really exhibite to the…
Explanation 2EXPRESSION II. Of this, That a wicked man, and an unworthy Receiver, may at the Sacrament Receive the…
Explanation 3EXPRESSION III. Of this, That the conſecrated Bread and Wine, are not to be taken as common Bread, and…
Explanation 4EXPRESSION IV. Of this, What a ſhamefull thing it is to come unprepared to the Lords Table.
Explanation 5EXPRESSION V.
Explanation 6EXPRESSION VI. Of this, That ignorant perſons, though they pretend never ſo much their good meanings, and…
Explanation 7EXPRESSION VII. Of this, That without Faith we can be no worthy Receivers.
Explanation 8EXPRESSION VIII. Of this, That impenitent ſinners are not fit Gueſts for the Lords Table.
Explanation 9EXPRESSION IX. Of this, That impenitent perſons comming to the Sacrament in their ſinnes inſtead of doing…
Explanation 10EXPRESSION X. Of this, That no Man can grow, thrive, or be nouriſhed by the uſe of the Sacrament, that is…
Explanation 11EXPRESSION XI. Of this, That they, that would be partakers of the Body, and Bloud of Chriſt in the…
Explanation 12EXPRESSION XII. Of this, How that Gods Admeaſurements of grace, and spirituall good in the Sacrament, are…
Explanation 13EXPRESSION XIII. Of this, That a worthy Receiver ought to be as carefull of his behaviour, and demeanour at…
Explanation 14EXPRESSION XIIII. Of this, That it is not enough to come to the Sacrament, and to ſee what is there done,…
Explanation 15EXPRESSION XV. Of the ſame,
PartA Catalogue of certaine groſſe Ignorances touching the Sacrament of the Lords Supper, yet remaining, and…
Misconception 1The I. Ignorance. Touching Preparation.
Misconception 2The II. Ignorance.
Misconception 3The III. Ignorance. Touching their comming at certaine times to Receive, though never ſo unpreparedly.
Misconception 4IV. Ignorance. Touching their good meanings, as if that were a ſufficient Preparation.
Misconception 5The V. Ignorance. Touching their Repentance.
Misconception 6The VI. Ignorance. Touching their comming to the Communion without Charity.
Misconception 7The VII. Ignorance. Touching their not Receiving oftner.
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