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Vindication of a Free Admission Unto the Lords Supper

by John Humfrey · 1621–1719

Published: 1651
Length: 17,171 words
Reading: ~an hour
Divisions: 15

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An humble vindication of a free admission unto the Lords-Supper published for the ease, support, and satisfaction of tender consciences (otherwise remediless) in our mixt congregations / as it was delivered at two sermons upon the occasion of this solemnity in the weekly labours of Iohn Humfrey ...

London Printed for E. Blackmore ... 1651.

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Sermon 1An humble VINDICATION Of a Free ADMISSION Unto the Lords-Supper
Sermon 2
Objection 1Objection 1. This Doctrine will take away the uſe of the Keyes, Excommunicate Excommunication, and leave us…
Objection 2Object. 2. The moſt of men are wholy unfit and not capable of this Ordinance. This is enlarged, Here are…

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Objection 4Object. 4. the Seal is ſet to a Blanck, if All be admitted.
Objection 5Object. 5. The Covenant belongs not to All, therefore the Seals neither.
Objection 6Object. 6. The Sacrament is not a converting Ordinance, we preach to all to convert them, but wee may…
Objection 7Object. 7. Judas received not the Supper, for in Mat. 26.23.26. he is ſaid to dip his hand in the diſh…
Objection 8Object. 8. Vnworthy Receivers are guilty of Chriſts blood, and eat their damnation, therefore wee muſt not…
Objection 9Object. 9. The Ordinance is polluted if all be admitted.
Objection 10Obj. 10. The laſt Objection is from thoſe ſeverall Texts that are alleged for a ſeparation from wicked…

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