Hell broke loose: or An history of the Quakers both old and new.: Setting forth many of their opinions and practices. Published to antidote Christians against formality in religion and apostasie. By Thomas Underhill citizen of London.

Of Christ.

9. George Fox being asked whether Christ have a body in Heaven, and be a particular man or person, incompassed with a body to live for ever, ye or no? Affirms, that Christ hath but one Body, and that is the Church. Truths defence against refined subtilty: by Geo. Fox, and Hubberthorn, p. 78, 79. Edw. Bur∣rough's Answer to Bunion, p. 28.

10. Christ hath but one body, and that is his Church, James Nailor against Ives, p. 23. Edw. Burroughs against Bu∣nion, p. 30. The destinction of Christs personall presence in Heaven, and spirituall presence in his people is denied. James Nailor's second Answer to Tho. Moore, p. 13.

11. That the Election, Ordination, and Adoption so often spoken of in the Scriptures is Christ, and the drawing is the Spi∣rit

of the Father, which is administred in the light, which draws to Christ the Election. James Nailor against Jo. Bea∣con, p. 40.

12. That Christ was the Gospell which the Apostles Preach∣ed. Ja. Parnell's Goliahs head cut off, p. 17.

13. Christs coming in the flesh gave Adam his created estate and recovery. Hubberthorn against Tho. Winterton, p. 8.

14. Christs coming in person to Judgement is denied. Hub∣berthorns innocency of the righteous seed, p. 7, 8. he is no where to be looked for, but within. Mason against John∣son.

15. It is no deceit to own Christ no otherwise then as he was before the world began. Edw. Burroughs against Bunion, p. 13.