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Oct. 1813
Church

1o
II Doctrine
Ch. 9. Bond
Pa
§.1. or Churches primit. & derivative

2 10

Bond.
Churches. Primit. & derivitive

14 or 1.
Churches primitive
and derivative —
a distinction here
requisite to be brought
to view p.6

15 or 2.
To neither of the
two primitive churches
will any specially
described bond
of union
be seen to be necessary:
but to every
derivative Church,
Yes. p 6

16 or 3
1. Primitive Church
the 1st. Party sole
and teacher, Jesus,
aggregate party
his followers.
Head Master, Jesus:
Under Masters, his
Apostles p.6

17 or 4
Demand for specially
described bond
of union, here none;
Cause, plenitude of
Jesus' authority.
Absolute power
neither requires nor
gains by, particularization.
p.6

17 or 5
II. Primitive Church
the 2nd, the first
established viz. the
Roman Imperial
converted by degrees
into the Papal. p.7

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Bond.
Churches. Primit. & derivitive

19 or 6.
In plenitude of authority
(widely different
as was the encrease)
this 2nd differed
little from the 1st
primitive. Authority
pleasing; thence
demand for specifications
none. p.7

20 or 7
Conceditur by the
Councils if permanent,
limits would have
been set to the authority.
But so few were
they, and so short lived,
the efficiency of their
authority vanished
with themselves. p.7

21 or 8
Bond of union in the
first primitive
Church Baptism.
Antecedently to the
contract the parties
being free, hence evidence
of its formation
became necessary.
p.8.

22 or 9
Secus in the case of
the 2nd primitive
Church, viz. the first
established. The members
of the subject
aggregate party being
born in subjection
baptism served to
indicate the existence
of the engagement,
but was not necessary
to the formation of
it. p.8

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Bond.
Churches. Primit. & derivitive

23 or 10
Immediately after the
death of Jesus, Teacher
of the first primitive
now established Church
whose authority excluded
all independant
derivative, sprang
up derivative churches
in abundance. p.9

24 or 11
Disagreeing to each
itself was orthodox &c.
the others hetrodox &c.
p.9

25 or 12
After the death of
Peter teacher of the
Jews, and Paul do
of the Gentiles, Jesus'
successors fought like
Alexanders. At length
while temporaliter
Greek dominion,
spiritualiter Roman
remained longest. p.9

26 or 13.
Standard of adherence
and aberration. Suppose
a confessedly derivative
church separating
itself from an
acknowledged primitive
Church, to the
derivative Church
a specific bond of
union would have
been necessary p.10

27 or 14
But antecedently to
establishment the
primitive Church
separating into many,
a bond of union was
alike requisite to each.

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28 or 15.
An established Church
formed, to the established
Church as above, no specific
bond of union was necessary
by the plenitude of its
authority the necessity
was superseded. The
decrees of Councils were
but fragments of such
a bond: and by the all-
embracing authority
plenitude of the Papal
authority, they were
turned into a dead letter.
p.11

29 or 16
As Parliaments were
to Tudors or Stuarts, so
were Councils to Popes. p.11.

30 or 17.
If by the established
Church a declaration
of persuasion was framed
it was for setting up a
standard whereby
heretics might be condemned:
object and motive
not self preservation
but triumph. p.12.

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Date_1	1813-10	Marginal Summary Numbering	14 or 1 - 30 or 17
Box	006	Main Headings	church of englandism
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