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A69075 Christian religion: substantially, methodicalli[e,] [pla]inlie, and profitablie treatised Cartwright, Thomas, 1535-1603. 1611 (1611) STC 4707.5; ESTC S118584 158,929 324

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sufficient and agreeable to euery ones estate after familiarly to teach them and to goe before them in prayer accordingly VVho are the gouernors in the houshold Ephes 5. and 6. Col. 3. and 4. First the husband in regard of the wife then the parents in regard of their children and lastly the master in regard of his seruants VVhat is the dutie of the seruant in regard of his master With care and faithfulnesse as in the presence of God Gen. 24.10.11 c. Ephes 6.5.6.7 to bestow himselfe wholly the times appointed in his masters businesse VVhat is the masters dutie Deut. 24.14 15.13.14 To recompence his seruice according as the Lord hath blessed him by his labour VVhat are the common duties to the husband and wife Ephes 5.25 Mutuall loue one to another declared by mutuall helpe due beneuolēce yet so as the word presseth loue at the husbands hands more then at the wiues because men are commonly most short of that dutie VVhat is the wiues dutie to her husband Ephes 5.22 First subiection in a more gentle kind then others for albeit it be made heauier then it was from the beginning through her transgression yet that yoke is easier then any other subiections and from subiection obedience wherein wiues are oft short as the husband in loue Secondly 1. Cor. 11.7 she must represent his godly and commendable image in all her behauiour that in her a man may see the wisedome and vprightnesse of her husband Thirdly she must be a helper vnto him Gen. 2. 1. Tim. 3.11 by sauing that which he bringeth in VVhat is the husbands dutie to his wife In an entire loue vnto her Ephes 5. to defend her from all euill as he would cherish his owne flesh as Christ doth his Church VVhat is the dutie of children to their parents It is either generall or speciall VVhat is generall So to carrie themselues both in their parents tuition and after they are departed from them Prou. 10.1 and 17.25 32.28 as they may cause their parents in their good bringing vp to be commended VVhat is the speciall dutie That they ought not so much as attempt to bestow themselues in mariage without their parents cōsent Gen. 24. Iudg. 14.1 Gen. 21.21 and 27.46 28.9 1. Cor. 7.36.37.38 VVhat reason haue you to persuade children vnto this dutie That seeing their parents haue taken such great paines and trauell in bringing them vp they should reape some fruits of their labours in bestowing of them beside that they giue them this honour of esteeming them better able to prouide for their mariage Is this dutie required onely of children to their naturall parents that begat them No it is also required of children to their vncles and ants Hest 2. or to any other vnder whom they are and that be in stead of parents when parents are dead What is the second dutie of children to their parents 1. Tim. 5. That if their parents should want any thing wherwith God hath blessed them they should be readie to releeue them So much of the duties of children to their parents What are those of parents towards their children They are either common to both parents or particular to either of them What are the common duties of both parents Prou. 20.11 22.6 Gen. 4.2 They must marke the wits and inclinations of their children and their owne ability and so applie them in good time accordingly What is the second common dutie 2. Cor. 12.14 To lay vp and prouide somewhat for their children especially as they haue receiued of their ancestors that they leaue the same to their posterity What speciall dutie is there of the parents to the eldest sonne Gen. 49.3.4 That sith the Lord hath honoured him with that dignitie as to be their strength hee should also bee honoured of them at the least with a double portion as of the rest of the brethren with honour yet so as hee fall not from his honour by some horrible sinne So much of the common duties to both What is required of the father especially Gen. 35.18 Luk. 1.62.63 To giue the name vnto the child For notwithstanding that the mothers haue sometimes giuen the names yet that hath beene by permission of the fathers VVhat speciall dutie is laid vpon the mother To nurse the child if shee be able Gen. 21.7 1. Sam. 2. 1. Tim. 5.10 1. Tim. 2.15 Lam. 4.3.4 2. Sam. 24.17 Matth. 11.2 1. Thes 2.7.8 and 11. Hitherto of superiors in priuate What are they in publicke They are such as procure the common good of those of whom they haue receiued the charge and which forgetting themselues and their owne priuate good so often as need shal require procure the good of those which are vnder them VVhat is the dutie of their inferiors To minister charges Rom. 13. 1. Tim. 5.17.18 1. Cor. 9.4.5.6.7.8.9.10 13. and other things necessary for the execution of their offices and to their power to defend them in the same Of how many sorts are those superiours They are also of two sorts 2. King 2.3 1. Tim. 2. 1. Pet. 4.13.14 one are as it were diuine creatures called the Ministers of the Church the other are called humane creatures VVhy call you the other humane creatures Because notwithstanding they are appointed of God and such as without them neither Church nor Common-wealth can stand yet are not their kinds and number and order so appointed of God but that men may make moe or fewer of greater authority or lesse according as the occasions of places times or as the disposition of peoples doe require What are the duties of the superiors in the Common-wealth They are twofold First 1. Tim. 2.1.2 in respect of Gods matters Secondly in regard of ciuill affaires VVhat is the speciall dutie of the ciuill Magistrate in Gods matters To see that true Religion bee maintained by the example of Ezechiah Iosiah and other good Kings to see good ordinances for Religion grounded vpon the word of God duely practised that so God may be truely serued and glorified and the Churches committed to their gouernment may vnder them leade a quiet and a peaceable life in all godlines and honestie 1. Tim. 2.2 VVhat is the Magistrate specially to performe in respect of mens matters 1. Tim. 2.1 Dan. 4.7.8.9 Rom. 13.4.5 Hee must looke to the peace of the Common-wealth where he dwelleth and that iustice therin be duely executed that euery man may enioy his owne Psa 72. That the good may be cherished euil doers punished Rom. 13.3.4 And hee that neglecteth the former duety to God shall neuer performe his latter duety how politicke soeuer he seeme to be So much of vnequals VVhat is required of equals Philip. 2. First to liue together sociablie and comfortablie and not to exalt themselues aboue their fellowes but to goe one before another in giuing honour So much of the