Section 3SECT. III. Rom. 14.23. Whatſoever is not of faith is ſinne, no barre to the eſtabliſhment of the…
Section 4SECT. IIII. Mr. Saltm. his unequall dealing in diſtributing his owne and his adverſaries worke: The…
Section 5SECT. V. Whether Claſſicall, Provinciall, and Nationall Preſbyteries be like the Independents gathering of…
Section 6SECT. VI. It is unreaſonable to require an undertaking, that the beſt government in conſtitution ſhould he…
Section 7SECT. VII. Of the power of the Preſbytery for reformation of manners, compared with Prelacy; the evill…
Section 8SECT. VIII. Tythes not Jewiſh and Popiſh, as Mr. Saltm. pretendeth.
Section 9SECT. IX. Of Mr. Colemans obſervation of the Church of Scotland.
Section 10SECT. X. A Compariſon of young men and old, for prudence and counſell. Of viſions and dreames, where the…
Section 11SECT. XI. Mr. Saltm. his inſufficient anſwer and figurative trifting unworthy of an Anſwer.
Section 12SECT. XII. A compariſon of Preſbyterians and Independents in point of ſtrictneſſe and looſeneſſe in…
Section 13SECT. XIII. To whom Chriſt is an Head, and how; of his rod of Iron and his Golden Scepter, and of his being…
Section 14SECT. XIV. The Preſbyteriall Government not unſutable to the condition of Chriſt; the prevailing of…
Section 15SECT. XV. A pleaſant reproofe of a miſapplication of Scripture is no offence, againſt the maieſtie of the…
Section 16SECT. XVI. Of the Preſbyteriall and Independent Government how affected; the ſlow proceeding of the Church…
Section 17SECT. XVII. The ſettling of Government falſly ſuggeſted to be hereticall, with an implicit reproach upon…
Section 18SECT. XVIII. The Toleration deſired by Mr. Saltm. neither ſafe nor ſound, oppoſite to the minde of Paul, 1…
Section 19SECT. XIX. Of the pretended modeſty and humilitie of the Independents, by way of compariſon with the…
Section 20SECT. XX. Whether Chriſt, if he would have a nationall comprehenſive Church, was bound to have begun the…
Section 21SECT. XXI. Mr. Saltm. his miſtake touching the building of the Temple. Of the difference of the patterne of…
Section 22SECT. XXII. Of ſtaying for the Spirit to give light of inſtruction to the reformation of the Church.
Section 23SECT. XXIII. Of expedition or delay in ſetting up of Government; Whether Moſes and Chriſt, the Iewiſh and…
Section 24SECT. XXIIII. Truth not to be parted with for peace, the Magiſtrate diſhonoured, and the Preſbyterians…
Section 25SECT. XXV. The Magiſtrates aſsiſtance to the Eccleſiaſticall Government, no argument to prove it no Gospel…
Section 26SECT. XXVI. Mr. Saltm. his dangerous ſuppoſition of equality of Number and power, with diverſitie of…
Section 27SECT. XXVII. The Authoritie of the Parliament not pleaded by the Preſbyterians as a ſupplement of…
Section 28SECT. XXVIII. What a Trumpeter Mr. Saltm. is; his reproach of the Parliament plaine enough, though rather…
Section 29SECT. XXIX. The charge of miſapplication of Revel. 18.1. iuſtified againſt Mr. Saltm. his deniall. The…
PostscriptA Poſtſcript in Anſwer to Mr. Saltmarſh his Poſtſcript, conſiſting of two teſtimonies of Claudius…
Part1. Of Baptizing in the Name of the Father, Sonne, and holy Ghoſt.
PartAn expreſſe and cleare Teſtimony of Salmaſius againſt Independency.