A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL CONTENTS OF THE BOOK.
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Williams, Roger and Underhill, Edward Bean
Common prayer written against by the New English ministers
43
God’s people have worshipped God with false worships
43
God is pleased sometimes to convey good unto his people beyond a promise
44
A notable speech of King James to a great nonconformist turned persecutor
45
Civil peace discussed
45
The difference between spiritual and civil state
46
Six cases wherein God’s people have been usually accounted arrogant, and peace breakers, but most unjustly
48
The true causes of breach and disturbance of civil peace
52
A preposterous way of suppressing errors
53
Persecutors must needs oppress both erroneous and true consciences
53
All persecutors of Christ profess not to persecute him
55
What is meant by the heretic, Tit. iii.
58
The word heretic generally mistaken
59
Corporal killing in the law, typing out spiritual killing in the gospel
62
The carriage of a soul sensible of mercy, towards others in their blindness, &c.
64
The difference between the church and the world, wherein it is, in all places
65
The church and civil state confusedly made all one
66
The most peaceable accused for peace breaking
67
A large examination of what is meant by the tares, and letting of them alone
68
Satan’s subtlety about the opening of scripture
69