Five disputations of church-government, and worship (1659)
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 · London : Printed by R.W. for N. Simmons · leaf 484
n humane impo-fition, and when it is not againft the Law of Qod, no per fan fhoulddifobey the commands of their lawfull Governors, infuch things. §. 28. Having laid together thefePropofitions.lfhali reviewthem, in a very (hort explication and confirraacion, and infillmore iargefy on thofe of chief… … $•. * HAT fome Ceremonies (things common-ly (o called) may Lawfully be command-ed, and fome not, me thinks fhould eafiiybe yielded. I meet with none tf at areagainft all indeed, though fome think thename [Ceremony] unfitly applied to thofe Circumftances which they confent to : And that any(hould…
Church polity · Episcopacy · Public worship · Puritans
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