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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A62859	An addition to the Apology for the two treatises concerning infant-baptisme, published December 15, 1645 in which the author is vindicated from 21 unjust criminations in the 92 page of the book of Mr. Robert Baille, minister of Glasgow, intituled Anabaptisme and sundry materiall points concerning the covenant, infants-interest in it, and baptisme by it, baptism by an unbaptized person, dipping, erastianism and church-government, are argued, in a letter, now enlarged, sent in September 1647, to him / by John Tombes . ..	Tombes, John, 1603?-1676.	1652 (1652)	Wing T1794; ESTC R11324	36,211	48

AN ADDITION TO THE APOLOGY For the two Treatises concerning INFANT-BAPTISME Published December 15. 1645. In which the Author is Vindicated from 21. unjust Criminations in the 92. page of the Book of Mr. ROBERT BAILLIE Minister of Glasgow INTITULED ANABAPTISME And sundry materiall points concerning the Covenant Infants-interest in it and Baptisme by it Baptism by an unbaptized person Dipping Erastianism and Church-Government are argued in a letter now enlarged sent in September 1647. to him by JOHN TOMBES B. D. London Printed by Hen. Hills for Hen. Crips and Lodowick Lloid in Popes-head Alley T. Brewster and G. Moule at the three Bibles at the west end of Pauls 1652. ERRATA EPist. Dedic. Edius reade Edingh page 2. line 23. visible r. invisible p. 3. l. penul needlesly r. heedlesly p. 4 l. 18. obhorrency r. abhorrency p. 5. l. 7. we r. he l. 8 know r. knew p. 6 l. 11 Examination r. Crimination p. 9. l. 20. divert r. derive p. 10. in margin all in r. Allin p. 11. l. 10. baptizeter r. baptizetur p. 12. l. 22 considerately r. considerate p. 13. l. 4. desire r. devise p. 18. l. 6. credible r. incredible l 26. it sufficient r. insufficient l. 33. right r. rite p. 25. l. 3. r. nor Mr. p. 28. margin design r. de Syn. p. 29. l. 32. all r. ill p. 32. l 23. a r. no p. 33. l. 4. refers r. reserves p. 34 l. 19. scoffical r. scoptical p. 36. l. 8. no type r. no less To the Right Honourable Bulstrode Whitlock Serjeant at Law John Lisle Esq Richard Keble Serjeant at Law Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal of England Major Generall Thomas Harrison Edmund Prideaux Esq Atturney General for the State OUt of a love to truth and respect to my Engagement by Solemn Covenant I framed and out of desire to prevent if possible the oppression of men for holding a truth I printed some years since Two Treatises and an Append●x to them and after that an Apology for them with a Postscript which were presented to some of your hands by me Finding that great hatred is against such as dissent from the Assemblies determinations specially in the two points of Baptism Discipline which this writing treats of and those that shelter them from violence and that a great part of the quarrel between England and Scotland is for not establishing Presbyterial Government with rigour which is thus expressed in the Scottish Assemblies Reply to the 〈◊〉 Declaration Edius 22. Julii 1650. Sess. 17. That Jesus Christ be Lord over his own house and that his Ministers keep Courts and exercise Jurisdiction and discipline and all the censures of the Kirk from the lowest to the highest in his name only against all that depart from and do oppose the truth or that walk loosely as doth not become the Gospell and hoping this writing to one of the Chief Presbyterians in Scotland may contribute something to discover the unreasonablenesse of their violent proceedings in their way and some Truths not commonly discerned I have yielded to the publishing thereof in this sad time of a bloody warre raised much from the forementioned hatred Such as it is I humbly present to your Honours in testimony of my thankfulnesse for the favour and pitty to me vouchsafed by some of your Honors in conferring on me others in being eminently instrumental in the quiet settling of me in this place in which after plunderings and many tossings up and down I have had some abiding wherein I still endeavour to be serviceable to the publique and to acquit my self Your Honours humble and devoted Servant JOHN TOMBES Ledbury-Hospitall in Herefordshire Sept. 4. 1650. To the Reverend the Moderator and Commissioners in the next Nationall Assembly of the Church of Scotland or the next Provincial Assembly unto which Glasgow in the Kingdome of Scotland belongs the Complaint of John Tombes Presbyter Humbly sheweth THat in pursuance of the SOLEMNE COVENANT taken by me to endeavour reformation in Gods worship according●● the word of God I published Two Treatises about INFANT-BAPTISME at London December 15. 1645. and an APOLOGY for them in August 1646 ●●d that in the year 1647. a book intituled ANABAPTISME was published at London by ROBERT BAYLY Minister of Glasgow wherein I was wronged by many grievous false accusations concerning which I have as near as I could followed the rule of Christ Ma● 18. 15 16 17. as may be perceived by the close of the letter to Mr. BAYLY himself For after I had advertised him by Mr. Henry S●●dd●r of the injury he had done me I wrote to him July 22. 1647. which letter was delivered to Mr. Samuel Rutherford Sept. 17. 1647. with Directions how to send back And in the year 1649. I wrote a letter to Mr. Rutherford to certify me what became of my writing delivered to him with desire to know what Mr. BAYLY would do to right me yet after so long waiting I find no remorse or righting of me made by the said Mr. ROBERT BAYLY And therefore I do devolve the matter into your hands being taken for the Church to which such complaints should be made according to the rule Mat. 18. 17. and do expect to have right done by you to him and me as to a Fellow-Christian Presbyter and Covenanter with you as is meet in such a cause concerning the truth of God and innocency of your Brother And forasmuch as the charge against him and proof may be evidently seen in this letter to him and his and my writings which if you please to take notice of you may easily come by I presume you will not expect my personal appearance before you to pursue this Complaint but of your selves examine the matter as I conceive the rule of Christ binds you besides the engagements towards a Fellow-Covenanter in the sixth article of the Sol●mne League and Covenant and permit your fellow-servant to attend the work of Christ in the place where he is seated who shall pray for your welfare and continue Your brother and Fellow-Servant in Christ JOHN TOMBES London Sept. 24. 1650. To the Reverend Mr. Samuel Rutherfurd Professor at St. Andrews in Scotland SIR ANno 1647. was delivered to you a letter of mine to Mr. Robert Bayly of Glasgow your fellow-Commissioner which you undertook as I am told to send to him and not hearing any thing from Mr. Bayly in answer to it Anno 1649. I sent a letter to you to i●treate a word from you what became of that letter with directions to what place in London your letter might be sent for me of which likewise I have heard nothing Forasmuch as without publishing something a blot indelible may lie on me and which is more on the truth I assert for my sake and that in after ages when Mr. Bayly's book shall be read and those false criminations found therein without any Vindication of mine and I perceive by experience that such false reports as have been vented