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An enquiry whether the Lord Jesus Christ made the world, and be Jehovah, and gave the moral law? and whether the fourth command be repealed or altered? by Tho. Bampfield.
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Bampfield, Thomas, 1623?-1693.
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Wing B629; ESTC R10575
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and fol. 140 That amongst thâ days for publick Assemblies the Dominical day is mostly named also amongst some the day of the Sabbath is found â was the Sabbath day the third hour when the People were oppressed in the Church by Grimoâldus in the Popilian Markeâ which was in Rome it self Sabelicus Eâeadis 8. lib. 2. So thâ in Rome it self in this seventh Century some kept the Sabbath for which they were oppress'd and yet for ought I find in aâ other respects were free from all Exception And fol. 161 they say The Dominical day was solemn ââ Christians but amongst other Festivals religiously observeâ they say Isid de Officiis remembers or makes mention of thâ Sabbath And fol. 185 they say When they did assemble and hoâ often is not expresly written but the most mention is made â the Sabbath and of the Dominical day as it is written of Coâstance the Emperor in libro Pontificali that coming to Roâ quarta feria which I take to be our Wednesday that same dâ he went to the Temple of St. Peter and upon the Sabbath dâ to St. Maries and upon the Dominical day to St. Peter's Churcâ which probably was in Lent Cent. 8. In the Eighth Century fol. 1 they say That the Faâ of the Church of God was deformed and sad being miserabâ afflicted with two Antichrists the Saracens addicted to the Bâphemies of Mahomet and the Popes of Rome Antichrist sittiâ in the Temple of God Fol. 377 378 they say That the Monks in His Island and the Picts began to celebrate the Sabbath in the Romish manner Ann. Dom. 716. Beda lib. 5. cap. 23. Cent. 9. In the Ninth Century 'tis They kept holy the Dominical day and Synodus Moguntina i. e held at the City Mentz in Germany says We have decreed that all Dominical days be observ'd with all Veneration I find little more of the Dominical day or Sabbath in that Century How far the Canons of that Synod at Mentz were influenc'd from Rome or how far they reach'd in their Power I know not Cent. 10 fol. 365 54 we find that servile Works are not to be done upon the Dominical day Cent. 11 fol. 287 44 Leo the Ninth endeavoured to obtrude a Fast upon all the Sabbaths of the whole Year ever in Lent upon the Eastern Churches c. But Niceâas saith That only in the Year is to be observed the Lord's Burial and that a Fast Fol. 289 we have four Columns of Festivals above forty Festivals Fol. 290. 59 Urbane the Second in a Synod at Claremont ordain'd that the Office of Mary i. e. St. Mary should âe solemnly celebrated upon Sabbath days Diebus sabbathiâis Fol. 341 On the Sabbath William the Conqueror in the princiâal Feast had magnificent and sumptuous Banquets Malmesb. âb 3. cap. 52 which they call a Prophanation of the Sabbath Which of the days this was I cannot certainly say but I think â was the Seventh-day Sabbath Fol. 542. 10 Pope Urbane the Second decrees the Mass to be âelebrated upon the Sabbath day to the Praise of the Lady-Virâin Mary Dominae virginis Mariae So now at Rome the âord's Sabbath day was the Lady Maries day so wanton in this âey were in that Age. Cent. 12 fol. 911. 17 de Festis They kept holy the Dominiâal day and they say that it is the Christian Sabbath Fol. 216 The Sabbath is a Figure of the Passion of Christ ând now we must celebrate the Dominical day because of the âesurrection of Christ Fol. 999. 10 Prophanation of the Sabbath âhat Slaves and âxons upon every Dominical day frequenâââ Market forum âunense neglecting Divine Worship which Bishop Gerold by âe Word of God prohibited Cent. 13. The Thirteenth Century brought forth the famous Dominicus by whom afterward the Order of Dominicans was instituted fol. 556. 30. Fol. 320. 44 Estius says The Precept for observing the Sabbath is none of the Ten Commands yet distinguisheth four Precepts as belonging to God the first I am the Lord thy God the second Thou shalt have no other Gods before me the third Command he says is Thou shalt not make to thee any graven Image the fourth Thou shalt not take the Name of the Lord thy God in vain And he says There are six pertaining to our Neighbour the first of these is Honour thy Father and Mother c. And so the Sabbath was none of the Ten Commandâ such wild Conceits have some had about the Moral Law and to lay aside the Seventh day And Fol. 331. 32 one Thomas saith The Precept of the Sabbath literally understood is partly moral and partly ceremonial moral as to this that Man should depute some part of his Life to give his Mind to Divine things But as to this Commands determining a special time in sign of the Creation of the World so the Precept is ceremonial Thus he determines that a special time in the Fourth Command is ceremonial and that this Command is only moral as to some part of Man's Life and says not what part And Estius says that the Fourth is none of the Ten Commands LUCIUS ' s Ecclesiastical History which he gathered out of the Magdeburgenses and out of the oldest and best Historians and Writers printed at Basil 1624. COntentions were stirred up by Anicetus and Victor Cent. 1. lib. 2. Bishops of Rome about celebrating the Passover upon the Dominical day fol. 387 A B C. Cent. 4 fol. 41 The Emperor Constantine commanded that the Dominical day should be free from hearing Causes and doing Business à judiââ negotiis except Tillage and as holy to be observed by all fol. 230 A â D E. See Magd. 4th Cent. fol. 224 D Sozomenus shews in many Cities and Villages amongst the Egyptians they used to assemble the Evening of the Sabbath on which day that there were publick Assemblies Athanasius signifies also where he names these days of Ecclesiastical Assemblies viz. The Sabbath the Dominical day the Second of the Sabbath Parasceven i. e. a Preparation or Good Friday and the Fourth of the Sabbath or week i. e. Wednesday I think this was in Lent They say Sozomenus has delivered down Tradidit that at Constantinople and almost amongst all the Christians did assemble upon the Sabbath and also Unâ Sabbati upon the First day of the week but at Rome and Alexandria not so Fol. 248 Can. 23 Concilii Eliberini constituted a Fast upon the Sabbath day Fol. 268 F G of the Rights or Customs of the Church of Rome Publick Assemblies 't is said That the Ecclesiastical Assemblies at Rome were not upon the Sabbath as in See Mâgdeb 4th Century the Churches of the rest of the World So that the rest of the World kept the Seventh day Sabbath in the fourth Century Sozomenus seems to shew sol 271 D E that a Fast upon every quocunque Sabbath day was peculiar to the Church of Rome Socrates saith At Rome they fast every Sabbath Fasting in Lent upon the