Two treatises : first the practicall catechisme, wherein those principall truthes, which most directly, tend to life and godlinesse, are handled ; secondly, a treatise of the two sacraments .. (1640)
D. R. (Daniel Rogers), 1573-1652, D. R. (Daniel Rogers), 1573-1652. Treatise of the two sacraments of the gospel : baptisme and the Supper of the Lord .. · London : Printed by I.D. for Iohn Bellamie · leaf 798
of the foule. As the grace is exceedingffiri-tHall, which they exhibit to bcleevers : .fo is the curfc as posnall, which they threa-ten to theabufers. In no one thing doe we either more abundantly advantageynorin any one more endar/mqe our felves, as wegoe to worke- Spiritual!ordinances^re… … PART OF THE TREATISE OF THE SJC^AMEKTS. Chap. I. t^oncerning Sacrament all Triallin generall: theDefcrifytionofitiand the duty iffelfe propounded, reafoned and urged. •Aving treated hitherto of the Dodlrine ofthe Sacraments (wherein theufeof Bap-^^^*tifme was urged ) it now remalneth…
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