A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL CONTENTS OF THE BOOK.
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Williams, Roger and Underhill, Edward Bean
The true custodes utriusque tabulæ, and keepers of the ordinances and worship of Jesus Christ
206
The kings of Egypt, Moab, Philistia, Assyria, Nineveh, were not charged with the worship of God, as the kings of Judah were
207
Masters of families not charged under the gospel to force all the consciences of their families to worship
207
God’s people have then shined brightest in godliness, when they have enjoyed least quietness
210
Few magistrates, few men, spiritually good; yet divers sorts of commendable goodness beside spiritual
211
Civil power originally and fundamentally in the people Mr. Cotton and the New English give the power of Christ into the hands of the commonweal
214
Laws concerning religion, of two sorts
217
The very Indians abhor to disturb any conscience at worship
217
Canons and constitutions pretended civil, but indeed ecclesiastical
217
A threefold guilt lying upon civil powers, commanding the subject’s soul in worship
222
Persons may with less sin be forced to marry whom they cannot love, than to worship where they cannot believe
223
As the cause, so the weapons of the beast and the lamb are infinitely different
226
Artaxerxes his decree examined
227
The sum of the examples of the gentile king’s decrees concerning God’s worship in scripture
230
The doctrine of putting to death blasphemers of Christ, cuts off the hopes of the Jews partaking in his blood
232
The direful effects of fighting for conscience
233
Error is confident as well as truth
234
Spiritual prisons
236
Some consciences not so easily healed and cured as men imagine
237
Persecutors dispute with heretics, as a tyrannical cat with the poor mouse: and with a true witness, as a roaring lion with an innocent lamb in his paw
239