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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A42226	The English version of Hugo Grotius, his catechism by Francis Goldsmith ; together with the testimonies collected out of Holy Scripture by N.G.	Grotius, Hugo, 1583-1645.; Goldsmith, Francis, 1613-1655.; Grey, Nicholas, 1590?-1660.	1682 (1682)	Wing G2111; ESTC R24355	14,978	29

to live single then 16 Continence is not in all men Must we have wealth but from whence skils it not 17 All goods are stoln which are ill got Is it enough then to have innocent hands 1 He who shall covet guilty stands Can the rich pass heaven gate Great Bodies may 2 But hardly pass a narrow way What doth God them who are grown rich command 3 An humble heart a liberal hand What makes our gifts with God acceptance find 4 A chearful 5 not praise-seeking mind By giving much may not our selves grow poor 6 Than house food rayment wish no more Who undertakes that I shall not want those 7 Who Sparrows feeds and Lillies clothes To take care for to morrow is' t not best 8 Care for to day leave God the rest Must not Christ's followers to 9 lie forbear 9 Yes and 10 brawles and 11 idle words fear 12 To jest doth the strict rule of life permit 13 God highly censures obscene wit What pleasure is allow'd then to our tongues 14 Good counsel Scripture holy songs Is silence not a fault sometimes When 't may 15 Gods honor or mans 16 good betray Are all the inward motions free from fault No 17 God condemns each evil thought What three plagues into mortal bosoms glide 18 Avarice carnal pleasure pride Say how perdition the lost soul besets 19 Lust brings forth sin sin death begets What hath Christ's Law prescrib'd especially 20 The Cross to bear our selves deny Who doth Christ say shall blessedness inherit 1 Sad meek pure hungry poor in spirit What 's their reward who suffer for Christ's sake 2 With the old Prophets they partake Say who will Christ on his right hand admit 3 Who lodge cloth feed give drink visit Whom must we use thus 4 These that hungry be Or want health house clothes liberty What witnesses doth Christian doctrine boast The Father Son and holy Ghost What testimony did the Father bear 5 This is my Son belov'd him hear How of himself true proof did Jesus give Than teach he did more strictly live What witness hath the heavenly Spirit brought 6 The mighty miracles which Christ wrought What were those wonders which his fame so spread To heal the sick to raise the dead 7 The rule of perfect life was Jesus then 8 His life made God well pleas'd with men But what way to his death did Jesus come 9 By Jewish hate Italian doom What was the unjust Judge's name Him all Records do Pontius Pilate call How did their wicked fury him disgrace Mock buffet scourge spit in his face What was the end of all these pains at last Hands and feet to the Cross nail'd fast What shew'd the soul Christ's body did forsake Noon-day was night the earth did quake Now tell what place his dead corps did receive Hewin out of a Rock a grave Did he but in his Body suffer pain His soul great sorrow did sustain Why did a guiltless person this endure 1 All this our pardon did procure Could nothing reconcile us but his blood 2 This with Gods exact justice stood For all mens sins could his one death suffice 3 He 's such a spotless sacrifice What taught Christ at his last hour 4 Patience Modesty 5 love 6 obedience Did he once dead still in the grave remain 7 No the third day he rose again What doth his Resurrection to us prove 8 That he 's the Son of God above Is Christ as man less than the Cherubin 9 The hosts of heaven all worship him Doth he remember us now in heaven Christ 10 Is both our King there and 11 high Priest What 's for us there by 's Priestly Office done 12 His blood makes intercession What doth he for us there as he 's our King 13 Subdue our foes 14 protection bring Will he invisible then in heaven remain 15 Till in a Cloud he comes again Why will he come again on earth to tread 16 He 'l come to judge both quick and dead What by the Spirit is meant the third in one 17 The virtue of the Father and Son Was he e're Christ the Virgins flesh did take 1 Inspir'd by him the Prophets spake What promis'd Christ to th' twelve 2 More work to do Themselves 3 enabling others too What sparkling beams flow'd from this heavenly light 4 Healing tongues prophesies Devils flight What doth the holy Ghost now these are ceas't 5 Instruct and 6 comfort still our breast Is it enough if we the Scriptures read 7 The Letter without the Spirit is dead May we not of our selves believe Christ's word 8 Without his Spirit none calls him Lord. Doth not the strength suffice of our own wit 9 Carnal minds cannot God admit Doth then the Spirit his light to us impart 10 And create in us a new heart Of further help hath a Believer need 11 God worketh both the will and deed To Gods beginning must mans works be joyn'd 12 Who asks receives who seeks shall find What if the mind shall with hard conflicts wrastle 13 Watch and pray God will keep the Castle From th' holy Ghost what comfort do we gather 14 That God will always be our Father But where wilt thou this holy Spirit find 15 I' th' Church which he in love doth bind Where may this holy Church of God be found 16 Where e're the name of Christ doth sound But doth not God the Jews his people call 1 Christ brake down that partition wall Is then the Law of Moses out of date 2 A new the old doth antiquate Where 's now the Sabbath Where 's Circumcision 3 We have the things the shadow 's gone Amongst the Saints what things are common know'st 4 Goods of this world but of heaven most Whereby know we Christ's souldiers what 's the token 5 〈◊〉 blood shed and body broken Can we him eat who hath so long been dead 6 Under the forms of Wine and Bread H●w is the bread his flesh the wine his blood 7 They to the soul are drink and food Why do we of one bread one cup partake 8 To shew that we one body make Must we for weak and ignorant people care 9 Them gently warm and with them bear What if they wrong us in our goods or name 10 Tell one or two then more the same What if they shall persist thus obstinate 11 Let them be excommunicate Must they dwell in perpetual banishment 12 Till it appear that they repent Can then the Church the Keys thus both ways use 13 God with the Church doth bind and loose How to receive new Christians are we wont 14 Way is made for them at the Font. Why do they baptize Infants born but late 15 To God we soon them consecrate Must they not faith first have whom we baptize 16 The parents faith and vows suffice Of what good things a sign doth baptism give 1 Pardon 2 new birth 3 again to live Why Baptism doth confirm our pardon say 4 Water filth sin God takes away Do

THE ENGLISH VERSION OF HUGO GROTIUS HIS CATECHISM By FRANCIS GOLDSMITH Esquire TOGETHER With the Testimonies Collected out of Holy Scripture by N. G. LONDINI Printed by I. Redmayne Jun. for William Crooke and are to be Sold at his Shop near St. Clement's Church without Temple-Bar 1682. THE CATECHISME OF HUGO GROTIUS Done into English Verse BY FRANCIS GOLDSMITH Esq MY Son that thou wert once baptiz'd dost know Father I often have heard so Know'st thou what Ceremony then was us'd Pure water on my limbs diffus'd Who did this sacred water on thee pour 1 Heavens Herald 2 Gods Embassadour What place him saw thee thus to expiate Where Saints their meetings celebrate What words were said what names were utter'd know'st 3 The Father Son and holy Ghost Do we in Baptism then three Gods adore 4 There is but one God and no more How of his power makes he declaration 5 By his word 6 and the worlds Creation Tel me how God may briefly be defin'd 7 A good pure infinite 8 changeless mind Why is one God set forth in persons three 9 In holy Writ thus known is he That three are one what reason can us teach God is above all humane reach Can it by no similitude be shown The Sun Heat Light are three yet one May we not some such thing in mankind see Life Reason Will in one are three Are Father Son and Spirit equal They 10 With equal might one Scepter sway What is most proper to the Father All 1 Things take from him Original How e're the world began was God imploy'd 2 He without it himself enjoy'd Say from what matter did things take their birth 3 Of nothing God made heaven and earth What differing forms are in both places found 4 Plants water light stars animals ground Of what was man first made To him was given 5 A body of earth a mind from heaven But to what end did God make man That he Might serve him and blest ever be Could man have kept Gods Law Yes the divine 6 Image at first in him did shine Whence then is this corruption in us grown By 7 Adam's sin first then our own Doth God at random suffer things to run 8 There 's nothing but by him it 's done If he rule all why doth he sin permit 9 He wisely extracts good from it Can God do every thing He can do all 10 That 's fit hence him w' Almighty call Say when the Son of God was born A man 11 In time But God ' ere time began Before all time what was he The paternal 12 Image 13 Word 14 Wisdom coeternal How is his power known The world by th' Son 15 Was made without him nothing done A humane soul and flesh whence did he take 16 The Spirit a Virgin-mother did make Say what name had the Child-bearer Divine Mary of 17 Abram's 18 David's Line Were God and man distinct and two became 19 God-man one person both the same Did then the God-head and the Man-hood mingle Both natures met together single What things may shadow this Conjunction In soul and body man is one Why was the Son of God call'd Jesus This 20 In Hebrew Saviour signifies And why is he call'd Christ 1 Kings are anointed 2 The Father him a King appointed How did he our salvation obtain 3 By his life 4 death 5 rising again What fruits unto thee doth his life afford 6 To tread his steps to learn his word Sum up his Doctrine whilst he here abode To know and purely worship God What are the parts of this Religion Tell. 7 Repentance Faith and to do well What signifies that part which goes before To weep for sin and sin no more What 's the true Faith whereby be sav'd thou must God speaking to believe and trust But what must we especially believe 8 That God doth freely us forgive Why serve good works the law of love then They Are fruits of faith to life the way Whom doth God bid us love in holy Text 9 God above all our Neighbour next Private or publick prayers doth God require 10 Both being of all and each the Sire In all our prayers to God what 's understood What 's for his glory and our good What must we pray to help his glory on 11 His Name prais'd Kingdom come Will done What may we for our selves in prayer demand 12 Bread pardon evil to withstand With what prayers will our God be call'd upon 1 Pure modest with hope 2 no ambition May we beside God upon others call 3 He will no rival have at all Can God endure we should his Image make 4 A face Invisible none can take Must he who shall swear falsly death sustain Yes 5 and who takes his name in vain What makes Gods people to the Church repair Font Supper Psalms Alms Preaching Pray'r What ought a faithful Pastor teach his fold The new Testament and the old How far unto his Doctrine are we bound 6 As he Gods Oracles doth expound What rule is' t that a Preacher may not break 7 Only what God shall say to speak What is his chiefest praise and ornament 8 A blameless life and innocent What owe we him that doth the word dispense 9 Maintenance love and 10 reverence For what may children hope reward If they 11 Their parents love honour obey How must the parent for his child provide 12 Give him food be to heav'n a guide Why doth God Magistrates raise to such a height 13 Good men to guard bad men to fright Say of a Subject what the duties are 14 Obedience honour tribute fear What 's he enjoyn'd that leads a married life 15 T● maintain love bear with his Wife What 's a young womans best becoming dress 16 Vertue unfain'd chast shamefastness How may a wife please God If Children she Bring up 1 to her husband subject be What must a desolate widow care for say 2 Relieve the poor 3 be sober pray How may a master deserve praise He must 4 To his servants equal be and just What from a Servant to his Lord is due 5 Painful not eye-service but true What is accounted murder in Christ's Book 6 Hatred and Envies poys'ning look What if we first are wrong'd in words or deeds 7 Let him soon pardon who it needs May we not then revenge wrongs and disgrace 8 We rather ought to more give place Must we not love them who good to us do 9 Our enemies we must love too Who gave us this example thus divine 10 Gods Sun on good and bad doth shine Say what the Scripture terms adultery All 11 Lust but the duty conjugal If we forbear the fact doth it suffice 12 We must have a chaste mouth and eyes Is Marriage better or Virginity 13 To serve Christ single life's more free Doth God at Wedlock then displeasure take 14 God himself marriage first did make Can such a knot once ty'd be e're undone 15 Only by fornication How much is' t better