The Contents. TOME IY. Chrifhan Poliricks. CHAP. r. ·G Enersl Dirdlions for all Vpright Lift. P·' The m']l paffed by on nccrffary rrajimr. CHAP. 11. A few brief Memor<1nda to l~ulcrs, for the intcrtft of Chrijl, thr Church ond mrnr jalvotiooJ. p. 5 CHAP. Ill. Dirrlii~111 to Subjtl1t concuning tiJtir duty to Ru– lert. P•9• Oftl;tNarureandCaM{et ofGovern~ ment. Mr. Richard Hookers EcclefilHica] Po– licy aJ it it for Pflpularit.y, examined aHd con– fitted. DireDims fur obtdienct. Duty toRultrt. Q. h the !vl:;gijlrate Jttdge in Controver[its Qj' faith or wor{hip? p. 20. Q 2. M•y the Oath ofSnpremacy be l•wfully tak!n , in .which the King is proxounccd S~tpreo~m Govcrnour, in t~U <:;auftJ as well. Ec:clcjiaftic..cl a1 Civil l V• 20. Q.3• Doth 110t tbii give the Pajlors power to the lv/a!liflrate? Q, 4·Hatb the King power •fChurch D;_{cipline aHd Excammun.ication l Q5.1fKings and Bi/hopr differ, which mu]/ he abryed? Qlr he cb1iged tofujfer, who it 1101 obliged to obey? p. 25· Of admonition of Jtulcrr. Q.,.Wbe– tber tiJt found Authort o[ Pvliticf<! be ogainjl A·frn.Jrcby f Q2. Jrhetbtr Civilians be again(1 it l Q3. Art Hiftnrians again{l: it l Gr!e~, RomaH, or Chrijlian l Q:A· lf'bahcr Athens, Rome, •AriHntle, Philujophcr;, Acadcmitt bt againft itJ Q 5· Are Divintl and Church difci– pline agai11jl it? Q 6. lt Scriptur< •dCl>rij/i– a~tity agaiJtft it? Ohjt{liMtJ anfwcrcd. Q Are Papijft, Prtlatiftt and PuritanJ againJf it l Bil· fon and A.ndr(:WS Vindication rf the Puri~a.,n1 : Chrijlia11ity i1 the greatcjl help to Govtrmrmt.t: Further Dirdii.~nJ. Tir. 2· Q Wbrther ma111 LawJ bind the CQnfci– wcc? ~TI it t1 fin to brea~ every Laa> {If man? Mort, fuCy anJrrmd._ P· 3<', 37 CHAP. I v. ' Tir£tricns to LtJn")'erJ about thdr Dttty to God. .p. >9 ' CHAP. v. 1he r:u;y of Pbyficionr. P·43 CHAP. V. I. ·- .. "' J:'ircl1ion1 tq Scb:olmafleTJ abctll their dmirs f(}T' j Childrent foul!. CHAP. VH. Dircl1i!J11J' for Souldiers about their duty in paint of Confcimce. ( Prin.us, Nobler, JHdgu anti Jujlicer, art paft by, lrjl they takt Counfel for injury ). F• 46 CHAP. VIII• Advice againft Murdrr. p. 50• 7.'he Caufa ofit. Wart , Tyranny, m.tlign<~nt plr{ecuzi~g fur)'· Vnrighteous j.,dgemmt, opprrffion and uncbari– tablencjf, Robbery, TYrath, Guilt and Shame, Malice and RevtnKt, wick.,rd Impatience,. Covt– l~ufnejs, Ambition, &c. "[be Greamefi of tiJt ji11• The Confequenu. Tit. 2· Ativice a~ainff Selfmurder. The Cattfet to be avoided, Me/ancbolJ•, worl4Jy trouble: di[co1f– tmt, pa{/ion, &c. p. 54· BejiderGluttony, Tip· littg and Id!cnrfi, tbt great Murderers. CHHP. IX. Dirtllio111 for tbe f orgiving of injuria andcnt· miu, Agd,i.nft wrath, malice, revenge and perfe~ cution. PraCtical Dircl1iont· Curing Confide· ratio1u, 7wemy, p. 56 CHA P. x. CafeJ rcfo/vcd t~bout forgi-:-'in:, wrongr, and ~ebtr, and. about Jilf de/wet, and fiekJ•s our Right, by Larv or otlurwifo. P· 61 Q:.Jf7hat injuries art we found to[lffgive, Ncg. t~nd .Ajjir. r<Jolved. Q2. What ir the mtani>!g of M<tth. 5· 38, &c. Rtfift not evil, but wh,ifQever flJitiJ Jmiu tbtt, ~ p.~ Q. 3· Am I hotmd to (1rgi z•e annt1ur if he Mk.. mt not for~ivencfr? Lpkc.r7•3 , &c. p. 6+ ~ 4· 1I it l.ut'ful to {ue anotber at La:v l 1 Cor. 6. 7· . 9(: 5• 11 i~ lapful to dife.nd our livu Or tjla(ts , t11J,aiHft a Robber, Mttrdtrer, or Ullju}i Invader by force nf Ar~~ ? . ~6. !; it l:Jrvf ul to tak.e arvay anotherI life in dejtlfding my pu>fi.or cjlate only? p. 65 ~ 7· May n·e kJU or wound anothtr in defet;ct or t.<indicatim flf OJtr honour or good name l p.66 CHAP. XI• Spcci.zl fJireiliQni to c{capt the gttilt nf prrfecuti~ on : J)[·tcrmini11g much of tht Cafe a/;o1tt. Librr~ ry in, matter~ oj R.tJigion. p. 67. JYIMt iJ }fr'~ fecutiun. 1J:.C fcvcral k}r.d1 oj it. 1'he grfatnr{t (c j of
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