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¶ Certaine places of the scripture expoūded.
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Vpō this rocke will I.
Almose deliuereth from death.
Power was geuen to make 42. monethes.
Two Prophetes shall prophesie 1260. dayes
Monethes. 42.
Dayes 3. and a halfe.
A tyme, tymes, and halfe a tyme.
There came forth waters on the side.
And therfore of fayth, that it might.
Fayth which worketh by loue.
Go? sell all, and come follow me.
And I saw an Angell descendyng from.
Destroying mountaine which destroyeth the.
The Prophet that teacheth lyes.
And thou Prince of Israell.
Because thyne hart is exalted.
O Idole shepperd that leaueth the.
I beheld a beast commyng out of the.
When he commeth he must continue a short.
Babylon is fallen.
And Babylon that glorious Citie.
She that hath borne seuen hath bene.
A thousand two hundred ninty dayes.
And the Dragon stode before the.
I saw a beast rise vp out of the sea.
And after 72. weekes shall Christ.
Geue vnto Cæsar that which is Cæsars.
Feare God, an dhonor the Kyng.
Verely I say vnto you there hath not.
Go and shew thy selfe to the Priest.
Babylon is fallen.
I saw a beast rise vp out of the sea.
I beheld an other beast commyng.
And foure great beastes came vp.
Tell it to the Church.
Till a defection come.
And his number is 666.
And the sixt Aungell poured out.
And the Kynges of the earth.
God and Magog.
He shall returne and freate.
Be ye not sodenly moued in.
Lose the foure Aungels.
And I saw an Aungell commyng.
Feede my sheepe.
He descended into hell.
Shew forth the Lordes death.
He ascended into heauen.
This is my body.
Who so eateth vnworthely.
Me shall you not haue alwayes.
For other foundation can no man.
for it is not possible that they.
To fulfill that which is behynd.
The bread that I will geue.
The Father is greater then I.
Peter I haue prayed for thee.
Feede my sheepe.
We haue an altare wherof.
Honor thy father and thy mother.
Be ye subiect to all creatures for Gods sake.
Mene, Thecell, Vphrasin.
Dearely beloued, be not troubled.
I beleue the forgeueness of sinnes.
When thou commest to offer thy gift at the.

☞ Wrasted and vnnaturall expositions: looke Scripture in the Table.

¶ Common places handled at large in their place figured.
OF the vse of Ceremonies.
 
Of the kynges supremacy in both causes.
 
Of the contention about Easter.
Of Priests Mariage.
Of iurisdiction Ecclesiasticall how farre it extendeth:
Of tithes, how necessary they be.
Of swearyng and othes takyng.
Of Prohesies how to be discerned.
Of the doctrine of the law and Gospell.
Of repentaunce and absolution.
Of the obseruation and disanullyng of Moses law.
Of the doctrine of election.
Of the notes of true pastors, and preachers.
Of othes.
Of the equalitie of the Apostles.
Of prayer to Saintes.
Of the Baptisme of children.
Of auricular confession.
Of deuotion.
Of receiuyng in both kyndes.
Of heresies falsly collected by Papistes.
Of Lent.
Of the lawfull vse of warres.
Of the difference of iurisdiction spirituall and temporall.
Of loue and charitie.
Of the doctrine of Miracles.
Of mercy and pitie in the law iudiciall.
Of the Sacrament.
Of prayer.
Of pilgrimage.
Of the old and new man.
Of patience in priuate causes.
Of Antichrist.
Of Parlaments agaynst the Pope.
Of writers agaynst the Pope.
Of the homage of Scotland.
Of the Popes election in whose iurisdiction it is.
Of the Popes exactions.
Of contentions of the Church.
Of contention betwene the Kyng and Clergy.
Of contention betwene the East and Weast Church.
 
Of contention betwene the Kyng and Archbyshop of Canter-
bury.
Of contention betwene Yorke and Canterbury.
 
Of contention betwene the Archbyshop and Monkes of Can-
terbury.
Of the nature of Appeales.
Of the originall of Monkes and Monkery.
Of the inconuenience of Nunneryes.
Of Priesthode.
Of shauyng of Priestes crownes.
Of the Popes Monarchy.
Of Inuocation of Saintes.
Of Gods iustice vpon contemners of the Gospell and perse-
cutors.
Of the Popes shftes to get money.
Of the causes of persecution.
Of kyndes of tormentes in the Primitiue Church.
 
Of kynges that made them selues Monkes.
Of Magistrates their iustice albeit sinners.
Of constancie in Martyrdome.
Of the inconuenience of Popish Religion.
Of freewill.
That the Church of Rome is not Apostolicall.
That the Pope is not vniuersall Byshop.
That Religion came not from England to Rome.
That Constantines donations are forged.
That Popes may and do erre.
That Friers be false Apostles.
That the Pope is Antichrist.
That Friers are troublesome to the Church.
That the Pope maintaineth lawes contrary to Christ.
That examples particular do not derogate from a doctrine.
 
That iudiciall power appertaineth not to the Clergy.
That the keyes of the kyngdome of heauen are equally geuen
to the Clergy.
That auricular confession is repugnaūt to Scripture.
That Popes pardons are agaynst Scripture.
That Councels are aboue the Pope.
That the Church is aboue the Pope.
That Princes ought to defend their subiectes frō the Church
of Rome.
That iustification is onely of fayth.
That yeares make not a kyng.
That a Christian with a safe conscience may not be present at
the hearyng of Masse.
That the Church is and is not without sinne.
That inferiour Princes haue right voyces in Councels.
That Images ought not to be in the Church.
That there is no Purgatory.
That Scripture contayneth all thyngs necessary to saluation.
 
That all bookes of Scriptures should be read.
That it is not lawfull for all Priestes to preach at all seasons.
and places.
That lay men may preach and teach in necessitie.
That Princes are bound to geue the Scriptures to their sub-
iectes.
That Councels may erre.
That transubstantiation is agaynst Scripture, Doctoures, an-
tiquitie.
That the Popes Church is maintained by lyes.
That priuate Masse is a false doctrine.
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