Argument 2
Argument 3
Argument 4
Argument 5
Argument 6
Argument 7
Argument 8Argument 8, and laſt.
Section 4SECTION. IV. Of another conceit concerning Deſtination, and what it is, alſo confuted.
Argument 11 Argum.
Argument 22 Argument,
Argument 33. Argument,
Argument 44. Argument,
Argument 55. Argu.
Reason 1Reaſon 1.
Reason 2Reaſon. 2.
Reason 3Reaſon 3.
Reason 4Reaſon 4.
Reason 5Reaſon 5.
Reason 6Reaſon 6.
Reason 7Reaſon 7.
Reason 8Reaſon 8.
Reason 9Reaſon 9.
Reason 10Reaſon 10.
Reason 1Reaſon 1.
Reason 2Reaſon 2.
Reason 3Reaſon 3.
Reason 4Reaſon. 4.
Reason 5Reaſon. 5.
Section 5SECTION. V. Of the true underſtanding of the words in Gen. 2. 3.
Section 6SECTION. VI. That in Gen. 2. 3. is the Institution of the Sabbath.
Section 7SECTION VII. The Inſtitution was binding, and required the obſervation of the Sabbath, from the beginning.
Section 8SECTION VIII. The Sabbath was obſerved of Gods people, before the Law given at Mount Sinai.
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Section 1SECTION. I. Why it is called ſo.
Section 2SECTION. II. Of the Law of the ten Commandements.
Section 3SECTION. III. Of the Naturalitie of the Law.
Section 4SECTION. IV. Of the Externalitie or Poſitiveneſſe of the Law.
Section 5SECTION. V. Of the Spirituality of the Law.
Section 6SECTION. VI. Of the Morality of the Law.
Section 7SECTION. VII. That there are ten Commandements.
Section 8SECTION. VIII. Of the fourth Commandement in what words contained.
Section 9SECTION. IX. Of the meaning of the words of the Commandement.
Section 10SECTION. X. Of the reſt upon the Sabbath.
Section 11SECTION. XI. Of the day for the reſt.
Section 12SECTION XII. Of the words annexed to the Commandement.
Section 13SECTION XIII. Of the ſcope of the words.
Section 14SECTION XIV. Of the Directory in the words.
Section 15SECTION XV. That one day in Seven muſt be the Sabbath day.
Section 16SECTION. XVI. Of the ſeventh day Sabbath.
Section 17SECTION. XVII. Of the fix dayes work:
Section 18SECTION. XVIII. Of the Reſtriction from work on the Seventh day Sabbath.
Section 19SECTION XIX. Of the works which might be done on the Sabbath.
Section 20SECTION. XX. Of the rigorous ſtrictneſſe ſuppoſed to be put upon the Iſraelites that day.
Section 21SECTION XXI. Of the reaſon added unto the Directory with the Concluſion.
Section 22SECTION. XXII. The Arguments to prove it Ceremoniall, anſwered.
Section 23SECTION. XXIII. That the fourth Commandement, is in no part Ceremoniall.
Section 24SECTION XXIV. The fourth Commandement is a perpetuall Precept.
Section 25SECTION XXV. How much of the Moſaicall Sabbath, is in the Commandment to be kept holy.
Section 26SECTION XXVI. How the Day was kept.
Subsection 1I. Before the publike meeting.
Subsection 2II. In going. It was
Subsection 3III. At the entring, and in the Congregation.
Subsection 4IV. After the diſmiſſion of the Congregation.
Section 27SECTION XXVII. Of Judaizing, and true underſtanding thereof.
Subsection 1I. Before the coming of Chriſt we ſhall read, that they were,
Subsection 2II. At Chriſts coming, we may read
Subsection 3III. After Chriſts Aſcenſion: and his Kingdome erected, the Jews did faulty in their Sabbatizing:
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Table of contentsThe Contents of this Treatiſe.
Notice
Chapter 1CHAP. I. The Preface, ſhewing wherein wee generally conſent and agree in one.
Chapter 2CHAP. II. Of the title of Lords day, and of the name Sunday.
Chapter 3CHAP. III. Of the name Sabbath given to this our Lords day, or Sunday.
Chapter 4CHAP. IIII. Of the Reaſons why it may be ſo called, without offence.
Chapter 5CHAP. V. In what circuit of time this day hath been kept, to weet, weekly, with the Reaſon thereof.
Chapter 6CHAP. VI. Of the firſt day of the week; that it is the Lords day, and alſo the ſeventh day.
Chapter 7CHAP. VII. Of the time when this firſt day began to be the Lords day, and upon what ground.
Chapter 8CHAP. VIII. Of the divers opinions concerning the beginning and ending of the Lords day: and wherein…
Chapter 9CHAP. IX. The authority is divine by which it was eſtabliſhed.
Chapter 10CHAP. X. It is of divine authority from Chriſt himſelfe.
Argument 1
Argument 2
Argument 3
Argument 4
Argument 5
Argument 6
Argument 7
Argument 8
Argument 9
Argument 10
Chapter 11CHAP. XI. Of ſome Objections which may bee made againſt it, anſwered.
Object 1
Object 2Object. 2. It is not expreſly commanded.
Object 3Object. 3. The taking away of the ſeventh day appointed by God, diſanulleth the Commandement it ſelfe.
Chapter 12CHAP. XII. That this day cannot be changed.
Chapter 13CHAP. XIII. Of the honourable eſteeme of this our Lords day, and that it is to be preferred before all…
Chapter 14CHAP. XIV. This day is to be kept holy, and the whole day too.
Chapter 15CHAP. XV. How this day is to be kept holy, morally, as the an…ient Sabbath was kept.
Chapter 16CHAP. XVI. How our Lords day was kept in the Apoſtles dayes and the Primitive times.
Section 11. For Prayer.
Section 22. For Reading.
Section 33. For Preaching.
Section 44. For receiving of the Sacraments.
Section 55. For Pſalmes.
Section 66. For care of the poore.
Section 77 For Excommunication and Ordination.
Section 88 Of their Love-Feaſts.
Section 99. Of what was done when the Congregation was broken up.
Chapter 17CHAP. XVII. How our Church would have our Sunday kept holy.
Chapter 18CHAP. XVIII. How Chriſtian Emperours would have it kept, by their Imperiall Conſtitutions.
Section 11 Imperiall Constitutions.
Chapter 19CHAP. XIX. How it was to be kept by the Edicts of Chriſtian Kings in this our Kingdome.
Chapter 20CHAP. XX. How our late Soveraigne King James, and now our King Charles would have it obſerved.
Chapter 21CHAP. XXI. What Councels and Synods have decreed touching the obſervation of this day.
Chapter 22CHAP. XXII. What Popes, the Canon Law, Archbiſhops, Biſhops, and other learned men, have ſaid concerning…
Section 11 Popes.
Section 22 Archbiſhops and Biſhops.
Section 33. Learned Divines.
Chapter 23CHAP. XXIII. God would have our Lords day religiouſly obſerved, and not to be prophaned.
Chapter 24CHAP. XXIV. Of exemplary judgements immediate from God, againſt the prophaners of the Lords day.
Chapter 25CHAP. XXV. Of exemplary judgements mediate from God, againſt the prophaners of the Lords day.
Chapter 26CHAP. XXVI. Of examples of caſuall judgements againſt the Prophaners of the Lords day.
Chapter 27CHAP. XXVII. Of objections which may be, or are made againſt the produceing of Judgements in this caſe;…
Rule 11 Rule.
Rule 22 Rule.
Rule 33 Rule.
Rule 44. Rule.
Rule 5
Rule 66 Rule.
Chapter 28CHAP. XXVIII. Of the ſerious ponderation of theſe things.
Chapter 29CHAP. XXIX. Concerning ſports unlawfull at all times, much more on the Lords day; and why ſports lawfull at…