Section 1Sect. I. The use of the word in Scripture.
Section 2Sect. 2. Of matter of Faith.
Section 3Sect. 3. The two wayes of conveying the Faith to us.
Section 4Sect. 4. The testimony from which we receive the Faith.
Section 5Sect. 5. The qualifications of such Testimonies.
Section 6Sect. 6. Where these qualifications may be found. Of the consent of ancient Doctors, and definitions of…
Section 7Sect. 7. The benefit from General Councels. Reverence due to them. To the first four especially.
Section 8Sect. 8. Of the subsequent General Councels. The Romanists deference to them.
Section 9Sect. 9. Our Reverence to all General Councels. The Fifth and the Sixth.
Section 10Sect. 10. Of the Seventh General Councel.
Section 10Sect. 10. Of the eighth General Councel.
Section 11Sect. 11. Of the rest of the Councels which the Romanists call General; particularly that of Trent.
Section 12Sect. 12. Of the inerrability of a General Councel. That it is no matter of faith.
Section 13Sect. 13. That it is one of the Piè credibilia, That a General Councel shall not erre.
Section 14Sect. 14. A Recapitulation and Conclusion of this matter concerning Heresie.
Chapter 6CHAP. VI. A third difficulty, raised from Acts 4.19. and 1 Cor. 9.16. satified.
Chapter 7CHAP. VII. The beneficial uses of our present condition.
Section 1Sect. I. First, Contempt of the world.
Section 2Sect. 2. Secondly, Ʋniversal Reformation.
Section 3Sect. 3. Thirdly, Fruits of Repentance. Among them, First, Perfect contentment: Discernible by two trials.
Section 4Sect. 4. Secondly, Peace with all men.
Section 5Sect. 5. Thirdly, Frequency of Synaxes.
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