JEWELL'S APOLOGY.

To conclude: we believe that this body of ours in which we live, though after death it turns to dust, yet in the last day it shall return to life again, by the Spirit of Christ that dwelleth in us; and that then, whatever we suffer for Christ in the interim, he will wipe away all tears from our eyes, and that then, through him, we shall enjoy everlasting life, and be always with him in glory. Amen.

NOWELL'S CATECHISM.

Master. Sith thou hast before said, that the wicked shall rise again, in sort most far differing from the godly, that is to say, to eternal misery and everlasting death, why doth the Creed make mention only of life everlasting, and of hell no mention at all?

Scholar. This is a confession of the Christian faith, which pertaineth to none but to the godly, and therefore rehearseth only those things that are fit for to comfort, namely, the most large gifts which God will give to them that be his. And therefore here is not recited what punishments are provided for them that be out of the kingdom of God.

1. What is meant by the Divine Laws in general......

2. It is necessary to distinguish those Precepts which

are peculiarly Mosaic, from those which belong to

the Law of Nature....

3. The Mosaic Laws, of three kinds; Moral, Ceremo

nial, and Judicial

4. Signification of the Word Decalogue ·

5. The Decalogue obligatory on Christians

6. Certain Rules in interpreting the Decalogue

7. Tables of the Law

8. Substance of the Ten Commandments

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ib.

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4

ib.

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Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER II.

OF THE FIRST COMMANDMENT.

1. Sum of the First Table, the Love of God; of the

Second, the Love of our Neighbour

2. The First Commandment points out the true Object

of Religious Homage

3. The Prefacc.

4. Force of the First Commandment

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SECT.

5. Meaning of the Expression "to have;" the primary

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8. Vices and Defects condemned, by Inference.

Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,
Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER III.

OF THE SECOND COMMANDMENT.

1. The Second Commandment relates specifically to

Religious Worship .........

73

9. What is meant by Visiting the Iniquity of the

Parents on the Children

10. The Promise of Mercy

Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,
Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER IV.

OF THE THIRD COMMANDMENT.

1. Substance of the Third Commandment

2. Terms of it

3. Immediate Requisition

4. Duties virtually enjoined

5. Express Prohibition

6. Implied Prohibition

7. Sanction..

....

Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers,

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ib.

ib.

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79

ib.

106

ib.

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111

ib.

SECT.

CHAPTER V.

OF THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT

1. The last Precept of the First Table relates to the

Religious Observance of a certain Day..

2. Terms of the Commandment.

3. Positive Injunction..

4. Sins forbidden...

5. Reasons for this Commandment, and Arguments for

its observance.

Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,
Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER VI.

OF THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT.

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143

6. Sins forbidden, of Inferiors, and of Superiors..

7. Obligations of Husbands and Wives

173

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175

ib.

8. Duties between Equals ·

9. The Fifth Commandment is "the First with Promise" ib.

Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,
Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER VII.

OF THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT.

1. Meaning of the Sixth Commandment

2. Duties virtually enjoined

3. Sins directly or indirectly forbidden

4. Sanction

Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

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215

217

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3. Sins and Offences forbidden......

4. Graces and right Affections to be cultivated....

5. Subordinate Vices

6. Sanction

Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,
Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER IX.

OF THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT.

1. Subject of the Eighth Commandment....

2. Virtues and Duties enjoined by the Spirit of the

4. Subsidiary good Qualities and Habits

5. Evil Dispositions which give Occasion to Trans

gression

6. Sanction

Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,
Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.

CHAPTER X.

OF THE NINTH COMMANDMENT.

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286

288

290

291

292

Extracts from Scripture, Book of Common Prayer,

Articles, Homilies, and Works of the Reformers.