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- War, That it is not lawful for Christians to resist evil, nor wage war, [452], [488] to [497].
- Washing of Feet, [408], [409].
- William Barclay, [438].
- Woman, A Woman may preach, [275], [281].
- Luther also, [243].
- Word, The Eternal Word is the Son: It was in the Beginning with God, and was God: It is Jesus Christ, by whom God created all Things, [12], [113].
- What Augustine read in the Writings of the Platonists concerning this Word, [161].
- Works are either of the Law, or of the Gospel, [195].
- See Justification.
- Worship, What the true and acceptable Worship to God is, and how it is offered, and what the superstitious and abominable is, [294], &c.
- The true Worship was soon corrupted and lost, [297].
- Concerning the Worship done in the Time of the Apostasy, [302], [342].
- Of what Worship is here handled, and of the Difference of the Worship of the old and new Covenant, [298], [299], [324], [325], [326].
- The true Worship is neither limited to Times, Places, nor Persons, and it is explained how this is to be understood, [299], [300], [330], [331], [332], [340], [341], [342], [370], [371].
- Concerning the Lord’s Day, and the Days upon which Worship is performed, [301].
- Of the publick and silent Worship, and its Excellency, [303] to [333].
- Of Preaching, [333] to [339].
- Of Prayer, [339] to [351].
- Of Singing of Psalms, and Musick, [352], [353].
- What Sort of Worship the Quakers are for, and what Sort their Adversaries, [354].
FINIS.
ERRATA.
| Page | [5]. | l. 17.* | For | knowing | read | know |
| [9]. | l. 10.* | Sou litself | Soul itself | |||
| [13]. | l. 5. | but by the Son | but the Son | |||
| [13]. | l. 29.* | Word | World | |||
| [24]. | l. 10.* | in | into | |||
| [29]. | l. 30.* | For | From | |||
| [49]. | l. 21. | the Belief | that Belief | |||
| [70]. | l. 9. | or | nor | |||
| [85]. | l. 6. | for which we | for which Cause we | |||
| [111]. | l. 3.* | of Controversy | of the Controversy | |||
| [116]. | l. 12.* | to us | us to | |||
| [122]. | l. 6.* | possible to | possible for him to | |||
| [125]. | l. 28.* | for they | for that they | |||
| [140]. | l. 6. | with God | with thy God | |||
| [171]. | l. 1. | cannot | can | |||
| [211]. | l. 27.* | Peaching | Preaching | |||
| [216]. | l. 23.* | xi | xii | |||
| [220]. | l. 31.* | Aburdity | Absurdity | |||
| [230]. | l. 16.* | Man | Men | |||
| [272]. | l. 15. | proceedeth | proceeded | |||
| [280]. | l. 7. | Work and Grace | Work of Grace | |||
| [315]. | l. 33. | shall | should | |||
| [319]. | l. 12.* | both | doth | |||
| [323]. | l. 5.* | up | us | |||
| [324]. | l. 1. | some | such | |||
| [329]. | l. 12. | may | many | |||
| [342]. | l. 29. | leading People | leading his People | |||
| [364]. | l. 11. | away the | away of the | |||
| [364]. | l. 29. | away the | away of the | |||
| [393]. | l. 4. | thereby may | thereby they may | |||
| [408]. | l. 2.* | shall | should | |||
| [413]. | l. 19. | marg. | common in remembring | common, remembring | ||
| [417]. | l. 22. | Outwards | Externals | |||
| [424]. | l. 3. | providing | provided | |||
| [429]. | l. 1.* | intimate | imitate | |||
| [431]. | l. 3.* | 42 | 41 | |||
| [437]. | l. 13. | of the Persecutors | of Persecutors | |||
| [439]. | l. 15. | receive him not | receive him | |||
| [450]. | l. 2. | those | this | |||
| [452]. | l. 3. | a Christian | Christians | |||
| [454]. | l. 10. | doth in the other | doth the other | |||
| [460]. | l. 4. | Ways | Way | |||
| [460]. | l. 20. | the | their | |||
| [464]. | l. 20.* | Abram’s | Abraham’s | |||
| [467]. | l. 8. | do | doth | |||
| [469]. | l. 18. | severally | severely | |||
| [472]. | l. 4. | enjoy | employ | |||
| [474]. | l. 4.* | Time to | Time so to | |||
| [479]. | l. 28. | Original | Origin | |||
| [480]. | l. 3.* | 12, and x. 22 | 13, and x. 20 | |||
| [482]. | l. 31.* | ix. 10 | xi. 10 | |||
| [487]. | l. 32.* | the Christians | Christians | |||
| [490]. | l. 30.* | relatas | relates | |||
| [497]. | l. 31.* | lawful | unlawful | |||
| [499]. | l. 24. | for most | for the most | |||
| [499]. | l. 26. | one another Humble Servant | themselves each other’s Humble Servants. |
N. B. Those marked with Asterisks, are corrected in some Copies.
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE.
Archaic, obsolete, unusual and spellings and words have been maintained. Obvious misspellings have been fixed, and some words and names have been standardized within the document. The "errata" which are noted in the book have been applied and no further note of them will be made here. Sidenotes in the original book that were just citations have been converted to footnotes. Changes to the book are noted in the text like this.