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B07589 A treasure of knowledge: springing from the fountaine of godlinesse, which is the word of God. A little catechisme, wherin is handled the doctrine of the knowledge of God in Iesus Christ. : Also a briefe and pithie exposition of the Ten Commandements of almightie God ... / plainely expounded and delclared in questions and answers, by the late faithfull minister and seruant of Iesus Christ, William Dyke.. Dyke, William 1620 (1620) STC 7431.5; ESTC S91798 25,491 89

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Christ 4. Not to rest in the outward Elements but to lift vp our hearts to Christ Q. What is required after the Sacrament A. 1. To examine our selues for comfort and benefit receiued by them and to reioyce for the same with thanksgiuing Acts 8. 39. 2. Not finding our selues to haue profited by by them to iudge our selues and be humbled 1. Cor. 11. 30. 31. Q. How many Sacraments be there A. Onely two Q. Why were there no more ordained A. Because by these two we are assured of all graces Q. Which is the first A. Baptisme Q. What is Baptisme A. A Sacrament of the new couenant whereby our entrance into the Church is sealed vnto vs. Q. What is the outward signe in Baptisme A. Water Q. What doth that signifie A. Washing Q. What agreement is there betweene the signe and the thing signified A. As water washeth away the filth of the body so doth the bloud of Christ cleanse vs from all vnrighteousnesse both originall and actuall Q. What benefite haue we by Baptisme A. It sealeth vnto vs 1. The forgiuenesse of all our sinnes 2. Our vnion with Christ 3. Our regeneration Q. Who are to be baptized A. The children of the faithfull and those which turne Christians Q. What is the Lords Supper A. It is the second Sacrament of the new Testament whereby is sealed vnto vs our continuance and growth in Christ Q What be the outward signes in a Sacrament A. Bread and wine Q. What do they signifie A. The body and bloud of Christ Q. What agreement is there betweene the signes and the thing signified A. As bread and wine nourisheth our bodies so doth the body and bloud of Christ nourish our soules to eternall life Q. Are there diuerse graces offered in Baptisme and the Lords Supper A. No but the same grace in both but to diuerse ends Q. To whom doth this Sacrament belong A. To such as be of the Church that haue knowledge and liue without scandall Q. What is required of those which come to this Sacrament A. 1. To be prepared 2. How to behaue themselues at it 3. What is to be done after it Q. What affections ought we to haue at the Communion A. Sorrow and gladnesse Q. Do you see any thing in the Sacrament to make you grieue A. Yes the breaking of the bread and powring out of the wine Q. How doth that moue vs to mourne A. The breaking of the bread and pouring out of the wine do set forth before vs the crucifying of Christ which when we sée we should be moued to mourne for our sins which haue caused all those torments vpon our Sauiour Christ Q. What is the cause we should reioyce A. Because by the death of Christ set forth in the Communion we are saued Q. What benefite haue we by this Sacrament A. We are thereby more nearely and fully vnited vnto Christ from whence cometh 1. New increase of faith 2. New power strength against sinne 3. New quickning to further obedience Q. What is common to the word and Sacraments and what is proper to each A. Common to both to increase faith Proper to the word to begin faith Proper to the Sacraments more sensibly fully and effectually to confirme faith then the word alone without the Sacrament Q. What is the reason of that A. Because the Sacrament speakes to more of our outward senses then the word doth Q. What vse is there of the censures of the Church A. 1. To kéepe the members of the same in due obedience 2. To put from amongst them such as liue not in conformitie to the will of God Q. What is the end of them A. To bring men to repentance 1. Cor. 5. 5. Q. How many sorts are there A. Two publicke and priuate Q. What are the priuate A. 1. Priuately and alone to admonish the offender Matth. 18. 15. 2. If he repent not to admonish him in the hearing of others Matth. 18. 16. Q. What are the publicke Two Suspension Numb 9. 7. Excommunication Matth. 18. 17. 1. Cor. 5. 4. Q. For what cause ought these censures to be administred A. 1. That the Name of God be not euill spoken of by suffering scandalous persons amongst them 2. Lest others be corrupted and the weake fall away 1. Cor. 5. 6. 7. 3. Lest some without be hindred from ioyning them selues to the Church Q. VVhat is the power of this censure A. To binde and loose the sinnes of men Q. Who appointed these censures in the Church A. Our Sauiour Christ They were practized also by the Apostles Matth. 18. 15. 16. 17. 1. Cor. 5. 4. 5. 1. Tim. 1. 20. Hitherto of the things which God giueth vs. Q. VVhat are those that we giue vnto God A. Prayers thanksgiuing vowes fasting and holy feastings Q. VVhat is prayer A. A calling vpon God alone in the name of Christ Q. What should moue vs to pray A. 1. Chiefly the commandement and promise of God Psal 50. 15. 2. Gods fauourable acceptance of that duty 3. Our owne wants and the néeds of others Q. In what manner must we pray A. In faith and féeling of our owne wants Q. For what things must we pray A. For things promised or commanded in the word of God Q. What patterne is there in Scripture to direct vs in this worke A. That which Christ hath taught vs in the Gospell Matth. 6. 9. Q. VVhat is to be considered in that A. 1. The Preface 2. The prayer it selfe Q. VVhat is contained in the Preface Our Father which art in heauen A. Two things The loue of God The power of God Q. How is God our Father A. By the meanes of Christ Iesus Q. What are the parts of this prayer A. Two Requests Thanksgiuing Q. How many sorts of Petitions be there A. Two 1. Such as concerne Gods glory alone 2. Such as cōcerne our selues in the things of this life the life to come Q. What do you consider in the three first Petitions A. The first concernes Gods glory it selfe The other two the meanes whereby he is glorified Q. What is the first Petition A. Hallowed be thy Name Q. What is vnderstood by the Name of God A. God himselfe his attributes works word Sacraments and Ecclesiasticall censures Rom. 2. 24. Q. What is meant by this word Hallowed A. To put apart from common vse that which is holy Q. What do we pray for in this petition A. 1. For the true knowledge of God of his word and his workes 2. That we and others may sanctifie God in beléeuing his word though it séeme to vs impossible Numb 20. 12. Rom. 4. 20. 3. For feruent zeale to Gods house and ordinances Psal 69. 9. 4. That we and others may glorifie God by holy conuersation 1. Pet. 2. 12. 5. That we and others may praise God for all his mercies Q. What do we pray against A. 1. Ignorance and hardnesse of heart 2. Against all things that hinder Gods glorie Esa 2. 11 12 13
which is matter of substance A. Preaching prayer reading the Scriptures confession of sins to God Nehe. 9. 3. 4. Q. What is the inward part of fasting A. A sorrowfull broken and melting heart for sinne Ioel 2. 13. Q. What is the end of fasting 1. To witnesse and testifie our repentance 2. To make our prayers more feruent 3. To remoue present iudgements and to preuent those that are neare 4. To obtaine some great mercy at the hands of God Q. How many kinds of fasts be there A. Two 1. Publicke 2. Priuate Q. What is the publicke A. When all the Churches of the land or any one doth it by command of the Magistrate Q. What is the priuate A. When a family or any one in it doth it Q. What is an holy feast A. It is a solemne thanksgiuing vnto God for some specially mercy obtained specially by fasting Numb 10. 10. Nehe. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Zach. 8. 19. 2. Chro. 20. 26. 27. 28. Q. Wherein doth it consist A. Partly in exercise outward bodily Partly in exercises of godlinesse Q. What is the outward A. A more liberall vse of the creatures as meates drinkes and apparell then is ordinary Nehe. 8. 10. Q. May we not eate and drinke more that day then on other dayes A. No the excéeding is not in the quantitie of meate and drinke but in a more dainty and bountifull diet then ordinary Q. VVhy may not men eate more then vsually they do A. Because we must vse that moderation and sobriety as may the better fit vs to performe that duty of thanksgiuing to God Q. What is the exercise of godlinesse on that day A. It is in duty to God or kindnesse to men Q. What is the duty to God A. Thanksgiuing to God for that present benefite and that in an extraordinany manner both in regard of gladnesse and ioy in heart as also in length of time Q. What is that vnto men A. To send gifts to our friends and portions to the poore Nehe. 8. 10. Hest 9. 19. 22. Q. What is a vow A. A solemne promise made to God by fit persons of lawfull things Psal 66. 13. 14. 1. Sam. 1. 11. Iudg. 11. 30. 31. Q. Who are fit persons to vow A. Such as haue knowledge iudgement and ability to discerne of a vow and of the duties belonging to the performance of the same Q. What is the end and vse of a vow A. 1. To strengthen our faith 2. To testifie our thankfulnesse to God Hitherto of the things that belong to the kingdome of Christ Q. What be the persons A. 1. Such officers as God hath appointed to gouerne his Church 2. Such as are to be gouerned Q. What be those officers A. Such as deale in the Word and Sacraments as Pastors and Teachers of what ranke soeuer they be Q. What are those to be gouerned A. The rest of the people of what condition soeuer Hitherto of the gouernment Q. Rehearse the History of Lazarus A. And it was so that the beggar died c. Q. What is the doctrine of this place A. It doth set out the estate of the dead Q. VVhat is here to be obserued concerning that point A. Something common to good and bad Something proper to each Q. VVhat is common to both A. Separation of body and soule the naturall death putrifaction of the body in the graue Q. After death what is proper to each A. To the soule of the righteous a blessed estate Ioh. 14. 3. Reue. 14. 13. To the soule of the vnrighteous the extreme torments of hell Q. When do their soules passe to those places A. Immediatly and so soone as the soule leaues the body it goeth to the place appointed Luke 23. 43. Q. Rehearse the place c. A. 1. Cor. 15. 51. 52. 56. Behold I shew you a secret c. Q. What obserue you from hence A. 1. That the bodies of the faithfull shall rise againe 2. In what manner they shall rise Q. By what argument doth the Apostle proue that the body shall rise againe A. 1. Behold Christ is risen 2. That else the preaching of the Gospell our Baptisme and sufferings should be all in vaine 3. That we should be still in our sinnes and most miserable of all others Q. How shall the body rise A. It shall be changed from a body subiect to infirmity dishonour and corruption into a body strong glorious and immortall Phil. 3. 21. Q. Shall all be thus changed A. The dead shall first be raised and then those that are found aliue at his coming shall be thus changed 1. Thess 4. 15. 16. Q. Rehearse the place of c. A. Matth. 25. 31. 32. 33. 34. And when the Sonne of man cometh in his glory c. Q. VVhat is the scope of this place A. The last iudgement Q. What haue we to consider of that A. 1. The certainty of it 2. The tokens going before it Q. What is the certainty of it A. Christ hath Often foretold it Sworne it Reue. 10. 6. Q. What be the tokens going before it A. A 〈…〉 apostacie multiplicity of heresies Great Security 2. Thess 2. 3. Matth. 24. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. Troubles Luke 17. 26. Math. 24. 29. 30. Marke 13. 14. Q. How shall Christ come to iudgement A. With great power and glory Mat. 25. 31 Q. VVhat is the end of Christs coming A. 1. To giue sentence 2. To execute the same Q. VVhat consider you in the sentence A. 1. That it is for the righteous Come ye the blessed of my Father inherite the kingdome 2. That it is against the wicked Go ye cursed Q. What consider you in the execution A. 1. The casting of the wicked into hell 2. The triumphant going of the righteous into heauen Q. VVhat is to be considered in that their blessed estate A. 1. Fulnesse of glory common to all 2. An higher degrée and measure in that fulnesse specially 〈…〉 FIN