Five disputations of church-government, and worship (1659)
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 · London : Printed by R.W. for N. Simmons · leaf 545
rfhip of God, and therefore to judge pro re nata,whatfubjeft tofpeak on to them, and what circumftances tochoofe, that may be raoft fuitabk to time,and place,and perforw,to promote his ends, even the good of fouls: And therefore noMagiftrates (hould take the work or power of Paftors fromthem j… … Add this Prbpofition as nedffary bothfor Rulers and for Subjects; f 6r Ruler*;that they may not think that all may belawfully Commanded which may be law-fully done when it is commanded. And forfubjeds; left they think that all things are unlawfull to be done,wh ich are fin fully commanded. $.2.…
Church polity · Episcopacy · Public worship · Puritans
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