30. (Book 30)
But that all abuse and corruption in Ecclesiasticall Govern∣ment may be either prevented and avoided, or taken away; or lest the power of the Church either by the ignorance or unskil∣fulnesse of some Ministers here and there, or also by too much heat and fervour of minde, should run out beyond measure or bounds, or contrariwise being shut up within straiter limits then is fitting, should be made unprofitable, feeble, or of none effect: Christ the most wise Law-giver of his Church hath foreseen, and made provision to prevent all such evils which he did foresee were to arise, and hath prepared and prescribed for them intrinsecall and Ecclesiasticall remedies, and those also in their kinde (if lawfully and rightly applyed) both suffi∣cient and effectuall: Some whereof he hath most expresly pro∣pounded in his Word, and some he hath left to be drawn from thence by necessary consequence.