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Author: R. F. (Richard Farnworth), d. 1666.
Title: An Easter-reckoning, or, A free-will-offering
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Print source: An Easter-reckoning, or, A free-will-offering
R. F. (Richard Farnworth), d. 1666.
[London: Printed for Giles Calvert ..., 1653]
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An Easter-Reckoning OR A Free-will-Offering: Wherein we would have thee to give account, or make a full proof of thy Ministery, and give account to these ensuing parti∣culars, and other things that is needful to be answered; answer us in them, and give us Scripture for every particular, that it is agreeable to the Doctrine of Christ and the practice of the holy Apostles, and let us reckon then with thee, and thou shalt afterwards have thy dues: first shew us by Scripture.
The seal of the Apostleship of Christs Ministery.
The Priests Dues.
The Lords free love-Offering to his people.
Childrens dues or duty to their parents. R. F.
Servants dues or duty to their Masters. R. F.
Wives dues or duty to their husbands. R. F.
Husbands dues or duties to their wives, parents to their chil∣dren, and masters to their servants. R. F.
Tradesmens dues or duty to the Lord. R. F.
Magistrates dues or duty to the Lord. R. F.
You that keep Alehouses and Taverns,
You that live in hawking, and hunting, gaming, and sporting,
Dues to whoremongers and adulterers.
What is due to the wicked, and all that forget God, who turns his grace into wantonness.
All people young and old, great and small, who are yet in the earth, the lust and the fall.
Therefore set your affections on things which are above, and not on things on the earth.
Divide the word aright, and render to over man his due.
Render to God the things that are Gods.
An exhortation to all people, that have a desire to know the truth, that the truth may make them free.
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All people consider of your doings, and see how you stand: For,
The single language between God and his people, See
The Priests Ignorance, or contrary walkings to the Scriptures, or the practise of the Apostles, who were the true Ministers of Jesus Christ. Together with Six and twenty Errours of the Priests discovered.
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A discovery of truth, and falshood.
Just Men are to be rulers of the people
Justices are to be faithful and just men.
Justices.