T. C.
Bucer in his firste booke of the kingdome of Christe the. 15. chapter, lamenteth that there were found amongst those which are counted of the forwardest Christians, which woulde not haue the same discipline vsed nowe, that was in the times of the Apostles, ob∣iecting the differences of times, and of men.
There is nothing in that chapter that maketh any thing wyth you, or against me: for who denyeth, but that the discipline that Christe hath appoynted ought to be mainteined and kept in his Church: our question is of the manner of executing it, of the persons, and of certaine other circumstances, whereof M. Bucer in that chapter speaketh not one worde: and that the Reader may vnderstande howe you seeke to delude him, I will recite the wordes of M. Bucer in that chapter, wherein he comprehendeth al that which is spoken in the same chapter touching this matter. Out of all these testimonies of the holy Scripture concerning Christes kingdome, they that beleeue the worde of God shall easily vnderstande, that what soeuer Christe the Lorde bath commaunded vs and appoynted, the same to bring a sure and great helpe to our saluation, if it be so obserued as be bath