of God, Rom. 7. 10, &c. Rom. 3.
19, &c. Rom. 11. 32.
19. That to place Religion in the diffe∣rence
of meats and days, is superstition,
Rom. 14. 3. 5, 6, 17, 23.
20. That the imputed righteousness of
Christ, is that only that makes us just be∣fore
God, Rom. 4. 9, 17, 23.
21. That Christ's flesh was made of the
Seed of David, by Inca••nation; not of a Wa∣fer
Cake, by Transubstantiation. Rom. 1. 3.
22. That all true Christians are Saints,
and not those whom the Pope only doth
Canonize, Rom. 1. 7. Rom, 8. 27. Rom. 15.
31. Rom. 16. 2. and 15. Rom. 15. 25.
23. That Ipse, Christ, the God of Peace:
and not Ipsa, the Woman, should bruise the
Serpent's Head, Rom. 16. 20.
24. That every soul must of conscience be
subject, and pay Tribute to the higher pow∣ers,
that is, the magistrates which bear the
Sword, Rom. 13. 1, 2. &c. and therefore
the Pope and all Prelates must be subject
to their Emperors, Kings and Magistrates,
unless they will bring damnation upon
their souls, as Traitors, that resist God and
his Ordinance, Rom. 13. 2.
25. That Paul (not Peter) was ordain∣ed
by the grace of God, to be the chief Apostle
of the Gentiles, and consequently of Rome,
the chief City of the Gentiles, Rom. 15.
15, 16, 19, 20, &c. Rom 11. 14. Rom.
16. 4.
26. That the Church of Rome may err, and
fall away from the true Faith, as well as