Concerning the observation of the First Day to be kept above any other day, which is the world's old idol, wherein they satisfie their lusts in pride and idleness.
- Title
- Concerning the observation of the First Day to be kept above any other day, which is the world's old idol, wherein they satisfie their lusts in pride and idleness.
- Author
- Adam, Simon.
- Publication
- [London? :: s.n.,
- 1663]
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Contents
- Concerning the observation of the First Day to be kept above any other day, which is the Worlds old Idol, wherein they satisfie their Lusts in pride and idleness.
- A Testimony for Truth against Deceit, and a hypocritical people, who pro∣fesse Christ and the Apostles words, but persecute his Life wheresoever it doth appear.
- An Objection against the old Masse-house-Worshippers, whether they do enjoy what they pay so dear for, and give so many hundred pounds by the year for a few hours work on the first day, which is the Worlds old Idol, and the Priests Market-day, whether you do enjoy peace with the Lord in these things, now you are called up to the Lambs Bar of Iudgement, to answer and hear the Witness read, Guilty or not guilty?