An antidote agaynst poperie: most necessarie for all in this back-slyding age. Wherein 1. The trueth is confirmed, by authoritie of scriptures, witnessing of antiquitie, and confession of the popish partie. 2. Popish scripturall arguments are answered, by the exposition both of father and of their own doctours / by William Guild.

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An antidote agaynst poperie: most necessarie for all in this back-slyding age. Wherein 1. The trueth is confirmed, by authoritie of scriptures, witnessing of antiquitie, and confession of the popish partie. 2. Popish scripturall arguments are answered, by the exposition both of father and of their own doctours / by William Guild.

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Guild, William, 1586-1657.

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1656.

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Contents

• title page
• To the Right Honourable, and Religious LORD. DAVID, Earle of WEIMES, Lord ELCHO, &c. AND To His Noble & Religious La∣die D. MARGARET LESLIE, Countesse of VEIMES, &c.
• The Table of the first part of this TREATISE.
• An Antidote Against Poperie.
  • CHAPTER I. OF SCRIPTVRE.
    • SECT. I. Of the Canon thereof.
      • he state of the Contraversie.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scriptur
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie
    • SECT. II. Of the perfection of Scrip∣ture, agaynst vnwritten Traditions.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
    • SECT. 3. Of the perspicuitie of Scrip¦ture in all thinges needeful to Salvation; and therefor that people should reade th same.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquit
      • 3. Confession of partie.
  • CHAPTER II. OF THE CHVRCH.
    • SECT. I. Of the perpetuall visibili of the true CHVRCH: OR, to take away all ambigu¦tie in wordes; Of the constant apparency a conspicuousnesse thereof.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
    • SECT. II. Of the Churches infalli¦litie; and howe it endet last in the Pope's infallib¦tie; who pretendeth, tha is head thereof.
      • The state of the Question
      • 1. Authoritie of Scriptur
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
    • SECT. III. Of the Pope's Supremacie.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
  • CHAPTER III. Of the Churches worshi
    • SECT. I. That Prayers, and all public worship, should bee in a knowne tongue.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
    • SECT. 2. Of the invocation of Saynct and Angels.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
    • SECT. 3. Of the worshipping of Images.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
    • SECT. 4. Of the Adoration of Re∣liques.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
  • CHAPTER IV. Of Free-will in our Vo∣cation.
    • The state of the Question.
    • 1. Authoritie of Scripture for vs.
    • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
    • 3. Confession of partie.
  • CHAPTER V. Of Iustification.
    • The state of the Question.
    • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
    • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
    • 3. Confession of partie.
  • CHAPTER VI. Of Sanctification, and man's abilitie to keep the Law.
    • The state of the Question.
    • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
    • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
    • 3. Confession of partie.
  • CHAPTER VII. Of glorification: and whe∣ther our good workes doe merite the same.
    • The state of the Question.
    • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
    • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
    • 3. Confession of partie.
  • CHAPTER VIII. Of Purgatorie.
    • The state of the Question.
    • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
    • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
    • 3. Confession of partie.
  • CHAPTER IX. Of the Sacraments.
    • SECT. 1. Of the absolute necessi∣tie of the Baptisme of Infants.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
    • SECT. 2. Of Transubstantiation in the LORD'S Supper.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
    • SECT. 3. Of with-holding the Cup from the people, or halfe Communion.
      • The state of the Question.
      • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
      • 2. Witnessing of Antiquitie.
      • 3. Confession of partie.
  • CHAPTER X. Of the Sacrifice of the Masse.
    • The state of the Question.
    • 1. Authoritie of Scripture.
    • 2. Witnessing of An∣tiquitie.
    • 3. Confession of partie.
• The Contents Of the second part of this Trea∣tise.
• ERROUR'S Arraignment.
  • CHAPTER I. Of Scripture.
    • SECT. I. Whether those Books, which are called Apocrypha, be Ca∣nonik Scripture; as the Roma∣nists affirme; pretending for thē these places following.
    • SECT. II. Whether all doctrines of faith are contained in Scripture, without vnwritten Tradi∣tions? which the Romanists denye, vsing these Argu∣mentes.
    • SECT. 3. Whether Scripture bee ob∣scure? And that therefore people should bee debarred from reading the same? Which the Romanists wold proue, by these places fol∣lowing.
  • CHAPTER II. Of the Church.
    • SECT. I. Of the conspicuous visibilitie of the CHVRCH, in the true Professoures there-in, at all tymes, and to all persons; as the Romanistes holde, pretending these Ar∣gumentes.
    • SECT. II. Of the Churches infallibilitie, which endeth into the in∣fallibilitie of the Pope, as hath beene showne in the stating of the Question: and which they labour to establish, by these places following.
    • SECT. III. Of the Pope's Supremacie over the CHVRCH, as head there-of: Which the Roma∣nistes would establish, by these TEXTS following.
  • CHAPT. III. Of Religious Wor∣ship.
    • SECT. I. Of the invocation of Sayncts; which the Romanists would defende, by these places following.
    • SECT. II. Of the invocation of Angels: which the Romanists would establish as lawfull, by these Scriptures following.
    • SECT. III. Of representing GOD the Father by an Image: the lawfullnesse where-of the Romanistes would defende, by these places following.
    • SECT. IV. Of the worship of Images: which the Romanists would prooue to bee lawfull, by these places following.
    • SECT. V. Of the Adoration of Reliques, which the Romanistes would establish, by these Textes following.
      • An Appendix, concer∣ning the inferiour sort of worship, which the Romo∣nistes say they onlie giue to Sayncts, Angels, Images, and Reliques fore-sayde, which they call Dulia, or Service.
  • CHAPT. IV. Of FREE-WILL, Which the Romanistes would establish, by these places following.
  • CHAPT. V. Of Justification, And the immediate pro∣per and formall cause ther∣of; which the Romanistes affirme to be inherent righ∣teousnesse, in man himselfe onlie: adducing for them these places following.
  • CHAPT. VI. Of SANCTIFICATION, And of our abilitie to keepe GOD'S Law: which the Romanistes would proue, by these Textes following.
  • CHAPT. VII. Of Glorification, And whether good works doe merite the same, as the Romanistes affirme, ad∣ducing for them these places following.
  • CHAPT. VIII. Of Purgatorie, Which the Romanistes seeke to establish, by these Argu∣mentes following.
    • Places out of the New Testament, adduced for Purgatorie, are these.
  • CHAPT. IX. Of the Sacramentes,
    • SECT. I. Of their number, and ab∣solute necessitie of Bap∣tisme.
    • SECT. II. Of Transubstantiation, which the Romanists would establish, by these places following.
    • SECT. III. Of halfe Communion, or With-holding the Cuppe from the people: which the Romanistes would out-face as lawfull, by these places following.
    • SECT. IV. Of the Sacrifice of the MASSE, that it is pro∣perlie propitiatorie: which the Romanistes stryue to proue, by these places fol∣lowing.
  • CHAPT. X. Of the fiue bastard SACRAMENTS.
    • SECT. I. Of the Sacrament of Con∣firmation: which the Ro∣manists labour to confirme, by these places following.
    • SECT. II. Of MARRIAGE, which the Romanists would proue to bee a Sacrament, by these places following.
    • SECT. III. Of the Sacrament of Pen∣nance: which the Roma∣nistes labour to establish, by these places following.
    • SECT. IV. Of auricular Confession: which the Romanists would proue, by these places fol∣lowing.
    • SECT. V. Of the Sacrament of holie Orders: which the Roma∣nistes would establish, by these places following.
    • SECT. VI. Of the Sacrament of ex∣treame vnction, which the Romanists would prooue, by these Texts following.