Milke for children, or, A plain and easie method teaching to read and write together with briefe instructions for all sorts of people ... : as also an appendix of prayer / by Lambrocke Thomas.
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Milke for children, or, A plain and easie method teaching to read and write together with briefe instructions for all sorts of people ... : as also an appendix of prayer / by Lambrocke Thomas.
Author
Thomas, Lambrocke.
Publication
London :: Printed for N. Brooks,
1654.
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Catechetics -- Church of England.
Catechisms, English.
Reading (Elementary) -- Early works to 1800.
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Which that his Kingly power may be a terror and astonishment to the wicked, a comfort and encouragement to the god∣ly, that God fights against the one i, de∣fends and supports the other k.
Then his priestly office may encourage us to lay fast hold of our Christian pro∣fession l as being assured of grace by him
m And then that his propheticall office may teach our hearing of him, and adhering to him, it being not only comfortable to do so, but dangerous if we doe it not n The hearing of, and adhering to whom is our hearing of, and adhering to his Word and Sacraments, by the administration of his Ministers: they being as St Paul saith o the Ambassadors for Christ: and the despising of whom is no lesse then the both despising and despiting of Christ:
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yea of God himselfe p Whose anoin∣ting hath yet a further reach, the faithfull thereby participating of both the vertue of his graces r having g••ace q called Chri∣stians c, and dignity or his person, made also Kings and Priestss As Kings by him to rule over their owne lusts: as Priests through him to offer up unto God all those Christian sacrifices of praise t, prayeru, thanksg••ving w, and the like. And as Prophets too by his word to teach and admonish our selves and others x. Thus of his tit••es of ••ffice.
2. By those words or that title, his on∣ly Son, is to the full set forth the Title of dignity, as God, the second person in the Trinity. That these Titles of dignity doe of due belong unto him, have we testimo∣nies to shew both, his Sony his onely Sonz And for the dignity by Son is shewed him to be as the Father is God, by onely Son to be that his Son by nature, coeternall with him, and not as good men and Angels are by creation and adoption.