Five disputations of church-government, and worship (1659)
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 · London : Printed by R.W. for N. Simmons · leaf 283
we fhould be ever the more obliged for them to fubmit tothe Old: but rather are the more julHfied in drowningir,whentheir own reformed model! is againft it. Cc 3 CHAP. C?8) mMmwM^wmm:wwwwMW^ CHAP. VII. The Ordination ufed noW in Englandand in other Troteflant Qhurches, isValid, and agreeable to… … Seft. 1. SsSMkM Ht AvinS already proved that the late Englifh Biftiops Ordination is not ofneceflity; it is fatisfa&ory withoutany more ado, to them that wouldnullifie our Miniftry and Churchesthat have not their Ordination. Butbecaufe we may meet with other ad-verfaries,and becaufe in a cafe…
Church polity · Episcopacy · Public worship · Puritans
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