The Bloudy Tenent of Persecution for Cause of Conscience Discussed: And Mr. Cotton's Letter Examined and Answered

Society, 1848 - 439 páginas

OF THE PRINCIPAL	1

SYLLABUS OF THE WORK	7

45	29

Two great complaints of Peace	31

A definition of persecution discussed	37

Common prayer written against by the New English ministers	43

Civil peace discussed	45

The word heretic generally mistaken	59

Christs power in the church confest to be above all magistrates	200

The forcing of men to Gods worship the greatest breach of civil peace	203

Gods people have then shined brightest in godliness when they have	210

True conversion to visible Christianity is not only from sins against	254

The national church of the Jews might well be forced to a settled main	261

The famous acts of Josiah examined	295

The churches of the separation ought in humanity and subjects liberty	302

Seven reasons proving that the kings of Israel and Judah can have	303

The church and civil state confusedly made all	65

The Lord Jesus the great teacher by parables and the only expounder	75

The danger of infection by permitting of the tares assoiled	82

Civil magistrates never invested by Christ Jesus with the power and title	92

Wonderful turnings of religion in England in twelve years revolution	95

The language of persecutors	105

Christs lilies may flourish in the church notwithstanding the weeds	111

Unmerciful and bloody doctrine	116

And cleared by five arguments	131

Toleration of Jezebel and Balaam Rev ii 14 20 examined	141

In two cases a false religion will not hurt	167

Hearing of the word in a church estate a part of Gods worship	173

Phineass act discussed	179

A MODEL OF CHURCH AND CIVIL POWER composed by	189

23 lamentably wrested	190

A demonstrative illustration that the magistrate cannot have power over	196

An apt similitude discussed concerning the civil magistrate	322

A grievous charge against the Christian church and the king of	330

A strange double picture	336

The magistrate like a pilot in the ship of the commonweal	343

The Ninevites fast examined	357

Conclusion	363

If Jesus Christ bring more light he must be persecuted	371

Persecutors do no good to mens souls	377

The state of godly persons in gross sins	384

The sum of the examples of the gentile kings decrees concerning Gods	389

Gods mystical Israel must come forth of Babel before they build	395

The polygamy of the fathers	410

The Jewish national church not to be separated from	417

Gods controversy for persecution	424

Preachers and pastors far different	430

Título	The Bloudy Tenent of Persecution for Cause of Conscience Discussed: And Mr. Cotton's Letter Examined and Answered Edição 4 de Publications, Hanserd Knollys Society for the Publication of the Works of Early English and Other Baptist Writers Edição 4 de [Publications], Hanserd Knollys Society ...
Autores	Roger Williams, John Murton
Editor	Edward Bean Underhill
Editora	Society, 1848
Original de	Universidade de Harvard
Digitalizado	22 Ago 2008
Número de páginas	439 páginas

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