Chapter 4CHAP. IV. The Fourth Difference. The Church of Rome has brought in the Word SPECIES, to ſignifie thoſe…
Chapter 5CHAP. V. The Fifth Difference. The Fathers differ from the Roman Church, in their Aſſertions about the…
Assertion 11 Aſſertion. They aſſert, That every Organiz'd Body, not excepting the Body of Chriſt, is viſible and…
Assertion 22 Aſſertion. The Fathers aſſert, That every Body is quantum, and as it ahs Quantity, poſſeſſes a Place or…
Assertion 33 Aſſertion. That is it impoſſible for one to dwell in himſelf, or to partake of, and have ones own Body in…
Chapter 6CHAP. VI. The Sixth Difference. The Church of Rome (ſuitably to the ſtrange Doctrine it teaches about…
Chapter 7CHAP. VII. The Seventh Difference. When the Fathers call the Euchariſt Chriſt's Body and Blood, the Roman…
Part 11. Not ſanctified properly.
Part 22. Not ſacrificed properly.
Chapter 8CHAP. VIII. The Eighth Difference. The Church of Rome in all Sayings of the Fathers-that mention a Change…
Instance 11. Of Miraculous Changes in Nature.
Instance 22. Of the Change by the Fall.
Instance 33. Of the Change by Regeneration.
Instance 44. Of the Change in the Incarnation of Chriſt, and the Reſurrection.
Instance 55. Of the Change in Baptiſm.
Chapter 9CHAP. IX. The Ninth Difference. The Fathers differ from the Church of Rome, in their Belief of Chriſt's…
Position 11 Poſition. The Fathers ever ſince Chriſt's departure and Aſcenſion into Heaven, look upon his Body as…
Position 22 Poſition. The Fathers diſtinguiſh the Preſence of Chriſt's Body from the Sacrament of it, which they make…
Position 33 Poſition. Whatſoever Preſence of Chriſt the Fathers ſpeak of in the Euchariſt, they acknowledge the ſame…
Position 44. Poſition. The Fathers ſo conſider the Preſence of Chriſt's Body in the Euchariſt, as can no way agree to…
Position 55 Poſition. That according to the Fathers, the Preſence of Chriſt's Body to us now, is a Preſence to our…
Chapter 10CHAP. X. The Tenth Difference. The Fathers aſſert poſitively, that the ſubſtance of the Elements remain…
Chapter 11CHAP. XI. The Eleventh Difference. The Fathers make the Bread and Wine to be the Sacrament, Sign, Figure,…
Chapter 12CHAP. XII. The Twelfth Difference. The Fathers aſſert, That Christ's Body is not eaten corporally and…
Consideration 11 Conſideration. It appears there is no neceſſity to underſtand eating and drinking Chriſt's Body in the…
Consideration 22 Conſideration. The Fathers, with reference to Eating and Drinking, diſtinguiſh Chriſt's True Body from…
Consideration 33 Conſideration. They ſay, That the Fathers under the Old Teſtament did eat the ſame ſpiritual Meat with…
Consideration 44 Conſideration. The Body and Blood are to be eaten and drunk, and to be received, as they are repreſented…
Chapter 13CHAP. XIII. The Thirteenth Difference. The Fathers aſſert, That the Faithful only eat Chriſts Body, and…
Chapter 14CHAP. XIV. The Fourteenth Difference. Several Ʋſages and Practices of the Fathers relating to the…
Chapter 15CHAP. XV. The Fifteenth Difference. The Old Prayers in the Canon of the Maſs concerning the Sacrament,…
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1 prayerChapter 16CHAP. XVI. The Sixteenth Difference. Our Ancient Roman-Saxon Church differred from the preſent Roman…
Chapter 17CHAP. XVII. The CONCLUSION. That the Doctrine of Tranſubſtantiation has given a new occaſion to the Enemies…
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