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A14213 A verie profitable and necessarie discourse concerning the obseruation and keeping of the Sabboth day seruing as well to confute the superstition of the Iewes, which obstinately vrge the strict keeping of the seuenth day, as also to ouerthrowe the vaine and godlesse reasons of others, that stiffely at this day maintaine, that Christians ought to keepe no set or appoynted time to worship and serue the Lord in, in his church and faithfull congregation. Written in Latine by Zacharias Vrsinus, sometimes reader of the diuinitie lecture in the Vniuersitie of Heidelberg in Germanie, and very nevvly turned into English, by Iohn Stockvvood schoolemaster of Tunbridge. Ursinus, Zacharias, 1534-1583.; Stockwood, John, d. 1610. 1584 (1584) STC 24528; ESTC S103618 26,018 66

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The reason which is added The reson of the cōmandement the rest of God taken from God his resting apperteineth vnto the circumstance or ceremoniall precept concerning the seuenth day God rested on that day that is to say he ceased to make new parts of the world as which was alreadie perfected and finished and such as God would haue it for to be This daye therefore he dedicated or appoynted vnto the worship of God first VVhy the seauenth day vvas appoynted vnto the vvorship of God that by the example of his rest as by a most effectuall and strong argument he might exhort men vnto the following of him in leauing off of the ordinarie works of the 6. dayes as God on the seuenth daye rested from the workes of the sixe dayes that is from the creating of newe partes of the world Secondly that this rest of the seuenth day might be a monument and token of the perfecting and fi● ishing of the creation by God and of the continuing on that day of the perpetual preseruation and gouerning of his workes vnto his glorie benefit of his elect and chosen and therefore might be a spur vnto the consideration and setting forth of these works and benefites towardes mankinde for whose sake all other things are made and preserued by God that out of the same mankinde made and formed after his owne image he might gather and preserue a Church vnto himselfe the which in this life and for euer might praise him The resting of mē tvvo-fold Now the imitation and following of his rest vnto the which by his owne example he doth exhort vs is of two sorts ceremoniall and signifying and morall or spirituall or signified For the workes the which are called the workes of men are of two sorts for some are by God commanded vnto euerie particular person but yet hindering the publike worship of God if they be cōtinued without intermission or ceasing namelye the workes of euerie man his proper vocation and calling the ministerie of the church and such things as appertaine vnto the exercise and preseruation of the same excepted Some are forbiddē by God namely sinnes the which are in such sort the proper workes of the diuell and of men that in this respect that they are sinnes they can in no wise be referred vnto God Both these kindes of workes of men are forbidden but in a three-fold difference of forbidding The first is workes are forbidden in a certaine respect Three differēces in vvorkes forbiddē namely so farre foorth as they hinder the ministerie of the church or giue offence but sinnes are forbidden simply The second for that workes are onely forbidden on the Sabboth daye but sinnes are commanded to be lefte at all times The thirde for that the ceasing from workes is a figure but the ceasing from sinnes is the thing signified by the figure and therefore ordeined by the appoynting of this figure according vnto the exposition of the figure set down Heb. 4. He that is entered into his rest rested also himselfe from his workes as God did from his The summe therefore of the commanment is The sum of the 4. commandement that it establisheth the publike worship of god or ministery of the church and the exercise and honour of the same For this is the halowing or holy of vse the Sabboth that is to saye of the time appoynted vnto the ministerie when as on that day holy workes the which God hath commanded at that time to be done are exercised The vvorks of the Sabboth Now the partes of this halowing or the workes of the Sabboth the which on the Sabboth ought to bee done partly by the Ministers and partly by the Church are these especially 1 To teach the church Truly to teach the Church concerning God and his will For in this place is spoken of the dutie of the Ministers of the Church vnto whom it appertaineth not onely in the publike assemblyes of the Church faithfully to deliuer teach true doctrine but as necessitie occasion shall be offered to instruct and admonish euen particular persons and to employ themselues vnto the amendment and saluation of all them that are committed to their charge Proues for publike doctrine Concerning doctrine in the meetings of the Church there is spoken Exod 12. The first and seuenth day of Easter there shall be vnto you an holy conuocation or assembling together Leuit. 10. That ye teach the children of Israel all the Statutes which the Lord hath spokē vnto thē by the hand of Moses Act. 13. They fulfilled the wordes of the Prophets the which are read euery Sabboth And chap. 15. For Moses of olde hath them in euerie Citie which preach him when as hee is read in the Sinagogues euerie Sabboth And cap. 17. And Paule as his custome was went in vnto them and three Sabboth daies disputed with them out of the scripture c. proues for priuate instruction admonition As touching the office of ministers in priuate instruction and admonition we read Act. 17. He reasoned in the Sinagogue with the Iewes and religious persons in the market daily with all that he met And cap. 20. Take heed therefore vnto your selues and vnto the whole flocke in the which the holye Ghost hath made you ouerseers to feede the church of God c. Againe Watch therfore remembring that I by the space of three yeares ceased not day and night with teares to admonish euerie one 2. Tim. 4. Preach the word bee earnest in season out of season rebuke reprooue exhort with all mildenesse and doctrine But watch thou in all thinges suffer do the worke of an Euangelist 2 To minister the sacraments giue full proofe of thy ministerie To minister the Sacramentes according vnto the ordinance of God And as doctrine so also the administration of the Sacraments is not tied vnto those daies in which the méetings of the Church are made but it is sufficient concerning the publike ministration if it be done by the ministers of the church as those which do represent a publike person and roome of God in the ministerie speaking vnto men and that those things be done in the assemblyes of the Church the which God hath tied vnto the ministers So circumcision was ministred at anye daye which was the eight day after the birth of the childe so baptisme may be ministred on any day Act 8. 10. Yet the ministring of the Sacrament ought especially to bee vsed on the Sabboth daye And therefore Numb 28. and. 29. besides the daily sacrifices there are also set forth certaine sacrifices which ought to be vsed on the Sabboth and other holy dayes And Christ in such sort ordained his supper as the which among other endes ought also to be the sinowe of the Congregation of the church that it might be ministred either in a small or great assembly of