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Title: A shorte declaration of the lives and doctrinde [sic] of the Protestants and puritans vvher by one of independent iudgment may knovv the holinesse of their religion.
Print source: A shorte declaration of the lives and doctrinde [sic] of the Protestants and puritans vvher by one of independent iudgment may knovv the holinesse of their religion.
Griffin, George Augustus,
A Rouen: Prentet in the prnt [sic] hous of Marin Michel, 1615.
Notes:
Anonymous. Sometimes misattributed to George Augustus Griffin.
Signatures: [A]-Z4 [2d]A4.
Reproduction of the original in the Folger Shakespeare Library.
Subject terms:
Catholic Church -- Controversial literature -- Early works to 1800.
Protestantism -- Early works to 1800.
URL: https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A10174.0001.001
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ADMONITION TO THE READER.
A CERTEN TREATISE VVHERE IN ARE EVI∣DENTLY DECLARED THE ABHOMINABLE LIVES OF the chiefe pellars of the nevve Gospell, their pestilent doctrine, their Incalling of Sathan and conference vvith him, vvhereby they shevve them selues Iaolaeers, lastly vvee shevve hovv their abhominable lines and pestiferous doctrine.
OF LVTHERS ahbominable life and pesliferons doctrina. CHAP. 1
OF CALVINS ABHOMIABLE LIFE AND PEST• FEROVS DOCTRINE. VVhat Edification and Instruction Each may receiue from the vvholesome doctrin and morall life of Caluin Paterne of Perfection to the Puritans. CHAP. 2
OF Caluins horrible diseases in his laiter daye and Execrable Death.
NOVV LET VS CONSIDED vvhat Instruction and Edification vvee may receiue from the life and doctrine of Zuin∣glius Prish Prienst of Zuricke to vvne in the Heluetian countrie of Tinurie. CHAP. III.
HE Abhominable life and blaspemous doc∣trine of Theodore Beza. CHAP. IIII.
OF Bucerus an Domincan Frier. CHAP. V.
OF Carolrstdms Priest CHAP. VI.
OF oecelampadius monke CHAP. VII.
SIR IHON kNOX life, the false Apostle of Scol∣land Extracted out of M. Nicoll Burns disputation and approoued by other Oculare vatnessis vvhich vvere liuing in his teme. CHAP. VIII.
OF M. Ihon Craige a foresvvorne Dominican frier Minister to his Maiestie. CHAP. IX
OF vellax one of the first Preachours of this nevve Gospel in Scotland. CHAP. X.
OF Paul Mephen an other of the first Cospellers of ScotlanCHAP. XI.
OF M. Iames Lavvsonne CHAP. XII.
OF Deane Adaam, heriote. CHAP. XIII.
OF Reader in the Church of Edinbrugh called Drūmond CHAP. XIIII.
OF Ihon Coynsse Reader in the same Church CHAP. XV.
M. Thomas hebron Minister and Necromancer. CHAP. XVI.
OF M. Thomas Ramsay Minister of S. Androvves. CHAP. XVII.
OF M. George Hay parsone of Raphen. CAAP. XVIII.
OF M. Patrike Lindsay Minister of kelly in Angus. CHAP. XIX.
OF M. Dauid Blacke minister of kelly in Aagus. CHAP. XX.
OF the Minister called killoch. CHAP. XXI.
OF Ihon Baxter Minister of Innernoth. CHAP. XXIII.
OF Ihon Patersonne Minister of alfurde. CHAP. XXIII.
OF Dauid Straitone minister of Colstrue. CHAP. XXIIII.
OF Duncane Dauidsonne minister. CHAP. XXV.
OF Ihon Stroquhane Minister at the Church of Keige CHAP. 26.
OF M. Ihon Messer Minister of Mellicke. CHAP. 27.
OF M. Thomas Andersone Minister at the Church of Glasse CHAP. XXVIII.
OF M. Androvv or then M. VVilliame Dalachindore. CHAP. XXIX.
OF M. Alexander Dovvglas Bishope of Muray. CHAP. XXX.
OF M. Bartholl Robertsonne Mininster of Rynie. CHAP. XXXI.
Of Makovvly Minister at the Church of kinnimore. CHAP. XXXII.
OF M. George Nicoslonne Minister of Gairtelv in Straithboguy CHA. XXXIII.
OF M. Ihon knox Minister of Bally in Enzie. CHAP. XXXIIII.
OF M. Peter BlaeKeburne Bishope of Aberdine. CHAP. XXXV.
OF M. VVillame Robertsone Minister of Tarland CHAP. XXXVI.
OF Ihon Durie Minister of Manrosse CHAP. XXXVII.
OF M. Thomas Meluine Minister at kindrimie CHAP. XXXVIII.
OF M. Robert Cornuell Minister at Linlothgo CHAP. XXXIX.
OF M. Iames Spading Minister and seruant to M. Thomas Straquhane Personne of kincare. CHAP. XL.
OF M. Arthour Fithie Minister of Interkillevve CHAP. XLI.
OF M. Androvv Ogstoun Minister of the Church of Canesby in Cathinesse. CHAP. XLII.
Of M. Dauid Coluine Minister of Fersoch CAHP. XLIII.
OF M. Iames Read Minister at the Church of Banchory on Dye syde. CHAP. XLIIII
OF M. VVilliame Pape Minister of Dornoch in Sutherland. CHAP. XLV.
OF M. Androvv Andersone Minister of Loth Sutherland. CHAP. XLI.
OF M. Robert Bruce Minister first of Edinbrugh and since at Innernesse CHAP. XVII.
OF M. Ihon Chalmer Minister of keith CHAP. XLVIII.
OF Maister Ihon Straetoun. Minister of Forese CHAP. XLIX.
Hovv the Ministers did consault vvith Sathan in an assemblie at Elgine a Murray. CHAP. L.
The Deuilli Preaching in the Church of North Berrique. CHAP. LI.
OF the Raging tempests vvhich Sathan stirreth vp in the Aire during the time of Minister Preaching and assembli CHAP. LII.
Hovv the Doctrine of the Ministers is the Doctrine of Sathan because the Deuill doeth teach such things to the uvitches as they doe to their Auditors. CHAP. LIII
Hovv the Prstestants and Puntans for conclusion of our former discourse are not true Christians, but Infidells Idolaters and vvorshiprs of the Deuill. CHAP. LIIII
THE LV. Chapter shevveth hovv their liues and morall Doctrins teacheth the heresie of the lebertens hovv no man is bound in Conscience to keepe the lavve of God or yet of men (because they) that they are made free from all lavves by their faith in Christ and libertre of their Gospell and conseueutly that sinne is but an false Imagination of man and ech one may doe vvhat he listeth vviehout ffence of God and nothing may Condemne the man but only Infidelitie. CHAP. LV.
Hovv Caluins life and Doctrine carie avvay Inconstant soules to plaine Infidciltie. CHAP. LVI
Hovv the Iustification of Protestants by only faith stand vvith all Deadly sinnes of the vvorld, except only Incredulitie. CHAP. LVII.
Hovv Iustification by only faith doth contemne all good vvorkes vvithout all ferre of God to cōmite Euill vvorkes, vvhich are pleasant to the sinner. CHAP. LVIII.
Hovv the faith of the Protestants is an abhominable faith and sinkefull of all mischiefe, corrupt fountain' vvhence manie vennmous springs runne out a naughtie ore bearing fruits full of poyson and abhominateon. CHAP. LVIIII.
Hovv the protestants haue no true Reltgion of God but of Sathan: because that all the fruits and good vvorkes of their Iustofiing faith are nohting else but deadly sinnes as vvee haue prooued in the former Chpter (according to their ovvne docrinte) in vvhich consisteth the seruice of Sathano & not the seruice of the true God of heauen CHAP. LX.
Hovv the Protestants doe much Iniurie to Christ vvhen they take avvay the fruits of Christs passion to Estabsish their Iustificaetion by only forth. CHAP. LXI.
An other probation hovv the protestants deny the vertue and Efficacie of Christs bassion to Estahlesh their Iusti∣fication. by only faith. CHAP. LXII.
Hovv the Protestants make Christ one of ihe most deformed Monsters of vvorld to Estahlishe their Iustfication by only fatth, CHAP. LXIII
Hovv the Protestants. deny Christ to be Redemptor of the vvorld to Estableshe their Iustification by only faeth. CHAP LXIIII.
Hovv the Protestants muke God false in his promise to Establish their Iustification by only faith CHAP. LXV.
Hovv the Protestants abolish and vuull that ordinance of God vvherby vve re cōmanded to praie for grace and Remission of sinnes to Establish their fals, Religion and Iustification by only faith. Chap. LXVI.
APPROBATION.