Evangelium armatum, A specimen, or short collection of several doctrines and positions destructive to our government, both civil and ecclesiastical preached and vented by the known leaders and abetters of the pretended reformation such as Mr. Calamy, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Case, Mr. Baxter, Mr. Caryll, Mr. Marshall, and others, &c.

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Evangelium armatum, A specimen, or short collection of several doctrines and positions destructive to our government, both civil and ecclesiastical preached and vented by the known leaders and abetters of the pretended reformation such as Mr. Calamy, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Case, Mr. Baxter, Mr. Caryll, Mr. Marshall, and others, &c.

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Assheton, William, 1641-1711.

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London :: Printed for William Garret,

1663.

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Great Britain -- History -- Puritan Revolution, 1642-1660.

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Contents

• title page
• frontispiece
• frontispiece
• THE PREFACE TO THE READER.
• Mr Edmund Calamies Theses.
• Mr. Jenkins Theses out of his humble Petition, when he was Prisoner; Printed Octob. 15. 1651.
• Mr. Marshal Serm. on Ps. 102. v. 16, 17. March 26. 1645.
• Mr. Edmund Calamies Speech at Guild-Hall, Octo∣ber the sixth, 1643.
• Mr. Baxter's Theses of Government and Governours in General, Collected out of his Book called the Holy Common-wealth.
• Mr. Baxter's Doctrine concerning the Go∣vernment of England in particular.
• Mr. Stephen Marshal in his Thanksgiving Sermon on Psal. 124. vers. 6, 7, 8. before the House of Commons, Sept. 7. 1641. Upon the peace concluded between England and Scotland.
• Mr. Stephen Marshal in his Sermon Preach'd to the House of Commons at their day of Thanksgiving, June 15. 1643. For the discovery of a dangerous, desperate, and bloody Design, tending to the utter subersion of the Parlament, and of the famous City of London.
• Mr. Stephen Marshal in his Sacred Panegyrick, Preached to the two Houses of Parlament, his Ex∣cellency the Earl of Essex, Lord Maior, Court of Aldermen, &c. Upon occasion of their Feasting, to testifie their thankfulness to God, for their Union and Concord, Janu. 18. 1643. on 1. Chron. 12. 38, 39, 40. All these came with a perfect heart to Hebron to make David King over Israel, &c.
• Mr. Stephen Marshal after Naseby fight, in a Thanksgiving Sermon, on Psal. 102. 18.
• Mr. Marshal in his Sermon on Micah. 7. 1, 2. 1644.
• Mr. Edmund Calamy in his Sermon before the House of Peers, June 15. 1643. on Joshua 24. 15.
• Mr. Thomas Case in his Epistle Dedicatory to the Commons House in Parlament, before his Sermon on Ezek. 20. 25.
• Mr. Case on Ezra 10. 2, 3. Preach'd before the House of Commons.
• Mr. Case on Dan. XI. 32. 1644. Before the House of commons on a day of Thanksgiving, for the Vi∣ctory given to Sir William Waller against the Ar∣my of Sir Ralph Hopton.
• Mr. Case on Isa. 43. 4. In a Thanksgiving for taking Bridgwater and Sherbourn.
• Mr. Thomas Case, Psal. 107. 30, 31. in his Thanks∣giving Sermon for Surrender of Chester.
• Mr. Joseph Caryl in his Sermon on Nehe. chap. 9. vers. 38. Preach'd at the taking of the Co∣venant, Octob. 6. 1643.
• Mr. Caryl on Revel. XI. vers. 16, 17. before the House of Commons, April 23. 1644.
• Mr. Caryl on Luke 10. 20. Rejoyce not that the Spirits are made Subject unt you, &c.
• Mr. Charles Herle before the House of Lords, Jan. 15. 1643. on Psal. 95. 1. O come let us sing unto the Lord, &c.
• Mr. Herle in his Preface before his sermon on 2 Sam. 21. 16, 17. Preach'd before the Commons, Novemb. 5. 1644.
• Mr. Herle on 1 Kings 22. 22. I will be a lying spi∣rit in the mouth of all the Prophets; Before the Commons, 1644.
• Mr. Jerem. Burroughs on Isa. 66. vers. 10. in a Thansgiving.
• Mr. Obed. Sedgewick on Esther 9. vers. 1. in a Thanksgiving sermon, Jan. 15. 1643.
• Mr. Alexander Henderson before the Lords and Commons, Thursday 18. of July 1644. on Mat. 14. 21. In his preface to that sermon.
• Mr. John Strickland of New Sarum in his Thanks∣giving, Novemb. 5. 1644. on Psal. 46. 7.
• Mr. Matthew Newcomen on Neh. 4. XI. Novemb. 5. 1642.
• Mr. Joh. Ward before the House, of Lords on Deut. 33. 16.
• Mr. John Bond Master of the Savoy, before the House of Commons, on Isaiah 25. 9. 1645. Octob. 8.
• Mr. Francis Woodcock before the House of Com∣mons, Feb. 19. 1645. on Gen. 49. 23. In his Preface to the County and City of Chester aster the surrender of Chester.
• Mr. Samuel Faircloth, on Josh. 7. 25. before divers of the House of Commons.
• Mr. Will. Bridges on Revel. 4. 8.
• Nath. Homes Doctor in Divinity, on 2 Pet. 3. vers. 13. 1641.
• Mr. H. Burton in his Sermon on Psal. 53. 7, 8. Jun: 20. 1641.
• Mr. S. Sympson on Prov. 8, 15, 16. By me Kings Reign.
• Mr. Case in his Sermon on 2 Chron. 19. 6, 7. Con∣cerning Jehosaphats Caveat to his Judges; Preach∣ing to a Court Martial.
• Out of the Book called Scripture and Reason pleaded for Defensive Arms, or the whole Controversie about Subjects taking up of Arms; Published by di∣vers of their learnedst Divines, and ordered to be Printed by the Committee of the House of Commons, April 14. 1643. Which Order is subscribed by John White.
• The late Usurpers own'd as a Holy State set up by Almighty God.
• Mr. Baxter in his Five Disputations of Church∣Government and Worship, in the Epistle De∣dicatory to Richard Cromwel, He delivers the sense of his Party in these words.
• In the book intitled, The Marrow of Modern Divi∣vinity, publickly commended by Mr. Caryl, Mr. Burroughs, Mr. Strong, Mr. Sprigg, and Mr. Samuel Prittie.
• Out of Mr. Baxters Five Disput. of Right to Sa∣craments, Dispute 3. Pag. 329.
• Mr. Baxters Five Disputations of Church Govern∣ment and Worship, are thus Dedicated, To His Highness Richard Lord Protector of the Common∣Wealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland; The Epistle begins,
• In Mr. Baxters Key for Catholikes, and Epistle De∣dicatory to the same Richard.
• Out of the Quarrel of the Covenant delivered in three sermons, Sept. 27. & 30. Oct. 1. 1643. By Thomas Case, one of the Assembly of Divines.
• Out of Mr. Case his Book of the Covenant, deli∣vered in three sermons. A. D. 1643.
• Out of the Trial of Mr. Love, before the High∣court of Justice in Westminster-Hall. Printed Aug. 1652.
• Mr. Marshal in a Sermon before the House of Peers, Octob. 28. 1646. On that Text Psal. 8. 2. Out of the mouth of Babes—hast thou ordained strength—That thou mightest still the enemy, &c.
• Out of Mr. Calamyes Apology against Mr. Bur∣ton. 1646.
• Out of Mr. Jeremiah Burroughes his speech in Guild-hall on Friday the sixt of October, 1643.
• Out of Mr. Obadiah Sedgewick his speech in Guild∣hall on Friday the sixt of October, 1643.
• The Independents Conclusions from the Presby∣terian Principles. Mr. John Dury's Considera∣tions concerning the present Engagement; with Mr. Caryl's Imprimatur, An. Dom. 1649.
• Of the dispossession of a Supreme former Gover∣nour, and of his Right, by Mr. White a Roma∣nist, pag. 132. &c. in His Grounds of Obedi∣ence, &c.
• Of a Supreme Governour dispossessed, pag. 147. &c. Mr. Whites Grounds of Obedience, &c.
• The Authority of Lawyers insufficient in this Question.
• Out of Bishop Bramhall's Book against Mr. Hobs, call'd, The Catching of the Leviathan.