Sect. 11. What they are in the sight of
God, and considered as men.
Sect. III. What are the duties of ma-
gistrates: what they should not be ;
and what they should be

Sect. iv. The duties of subjects to ma-

gistrates, with respect both to their

persons and decrees

324

Thirdly. Of the qualifications of mem-

bers of the church of God; what

they should be

343

325

344

329

First. What they may not do: when

and wherein they may not obey

them

ib.

ib.

ib.

330

331

ib.

ib.

IV. To endeavour to get good

magistrates.

V. To discover treasons

VI. To submit to lawful magis-

trates which God hath set up,

although they be not such as

they should be

ib.

ib.

Fifthly, Of letters commendatory, and

the churches receiving of such as

were recommended to them by word

or letter

Sixthly. Of the order of the churches

in their assemblies and meetings:

their stated regulations in constant

worship

Seventhly. Of the gifts of prayer, pro-

phesying, psalms, tongues, &c.which

the members of churches received:

how they used them in the church

assemblies, and elsewhere, for the

edification one of another, and in-

struction of others: the order how

they should be used, directed: such

gifts to be desired for this end.

Eighthly. Of other acts done in and by

these particular churches, in sending

messengers to other churches; and,

upon occasion, determining contro-

versies, writing and sending epistles

and other affairs, of their meeting

together in order thereto, and hearing

such epistles: the epistles directed

to the whole body

See Church discipline in this chapter,

sect. xiii.

Ninthly. Of the ending of controversies

ib.

ib.

345

. 347

Ord. IV. Breaking of bread, or

ib.

358

359

the Lord's supper

Ord. V. Discipline, church cen-

sures, or removing of scandals. 360

See more of rebuking one another, chap. xv.

CHAP. XXVI. Of hypocrites and hypo-

crisy: the spirit and practices of such,

who are very formal and earnest in and

about the external parts of worship and

profession, and in a show for God; yet

high in their opposition of Christ, the

truth of the gospel, and power of god.

liness in others

See more of their persecuting temper, ch. xx.

Sect. 1. The great danger of hypocrisy,

and formality, and the end of hypo-

crites

See Sincerity, chap. xiv.

CHAP. XXVII. Of conscience

563

370

CHAP. XXVIII. Of the devil: of his

subtilty by himself, and by his instru-

ments, wicked men, false teachers, de-

Sect. 1. Of Satan, the devil himself

See more, sinners' bondage, chap. iv.

Sect. 11. The instruments of Satan;

seducers, deceivers, &c.

CHAP. XXIX. Of consideration, medi-

tation, pondering upon, and serious

weighing of the things of God, his

word and works, &c.

CHAP. XXX. Of the thoughts, mind,

and affections

:

CHAP. XXXI. Of repentance in the ge-

neral in what sense God cannot re-

pent, and how he is said to repent: re-

pentance in man, and of his turning to

God from sin

Sect. 1. In what sense God cannot re-

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380

384

386