Five disputations of church-government, and worship (1659)
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 · London : Printed by R.W. for N. Simmons · leaf 510
? But it is only a fubmittirgtothat which is ill com-manded, but not evil in him that doth fubmit.lt is the determinerthat is the caufc of the inconvenience, antf not the obeytr. Noris it inconvenient for mc to obey,though it be worfe perhaps tohim that commandeth. While he finneth in commanding,… … long on the former. The reafon of thisProportion is clear : becaufe i. As isaforefaid, filch pretenders do falfly accufethe Lord, and corrupt his word, and addto it their own inventions; contrary to thofe fevere prohibitions,Deut. 12. 32. Rev. 22.18. §.2. 2. Becaufe it (hews that man to be a falfe…
Church polity · Episcopacy · Public worship · Puritans
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