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A63233 A Tried method of catechising being an abstract of the Bishop of Corke's Shorter notes on the church-catechism : with the Scripture-proofs of them as far as necessary, and directions for the use of the abstract to advantage. Rosse, E. Corke. 1698 (1698) Wing T2272A; ESTC R25824 18,530 36

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under the state of a dead and buried Person Article V On the third day early in the Morning his Soul returned into his Body which being thereby again enlivened he came forth of the Grave and openly shewed himself alive conversing with his Disciples and other chosen Witnesses for the space of forty Days Article VI At which time in the sight of his Disciples and those who used to keep with them he went up through the Air into that place far above the Stars where the Glory of the Infinite God more immediately dwells and appears and there received Glory Power and Blessedness unconceivably above the highest Angels or any created Beings all which bow to and worship him Article VII From thence at a time appointed by God and known only to him shall this Christ Jesus come again not as first he came but with Power and great Glory accompanied by numberless Holy Angels and Saints to judge all that shall be then alive and all who have deceased from first to last Article VIII Together with the Father and the Son the Holy Spirit also really is and is God all three one God He is called Holy and Spirit not because more Holy or more a Spirit than God the Father but because he is that Spirit which peculiarly does inspire that is secretly work Holiness in us Article IX Through this Holy Spirit working Faith and Holiness in mens hearts by the Word Sacraments and Prayer God hath gathered to himself a multitude of faithful People called out of all the World named therefore the Catholick Church for Church originally signifies an Assembly or Multitude called out and Catholick signifies out of all the World These faithful People are all of them united to Christ their Head and to one another in one Covenant by Baptism and being so united do partake of the Benefits procured by one and the same Saviour of the Influences of one and the same Spirit and reap Advantages by each others Prayers Love and good Offices By which means they are truly all but one Body Article X To all the Members of this Body upon their observing the Conditions of their Common Christianity that is of the Covenant of Grace full Pardon of Sins and Righteousness before God is graciously vouchsafed by God Article XI The Bodies of all People both Just and Unjust shall at the end of the World be by God wonderfully framed again out of their Dust and their Souls returning into them and enlivening them they shall all again become living Men and Women But those who are then alive shall have their Bodies changed into a condition like to theirs who rise again Article XII After this there shall be no more Death But all Faithful and Holy Persons shall live without end enjoying God in unspeakable unconceivable Blessedness And all Unbelieving Impenitent Wicked People shall be punished with the Devil and his Angels for evermore All this I stedfastly believe that is I am persuaded it is true and I resolve to live as one who is so persuaded A Paraphrase on the Lord's Prayer The Invocation or Adoration O Most merciful and bounteous yet Almighty most Glorious and All-seeing Lord God who hast made redeemed and evermore providest for me and all Mankind Petition I From my heart do I pray that thou mayest be ever acknowledged worshipped feared and glorified both by my self and all Creatures whatsoever capable of knowing and fearing thee Petition II And that thy Grace may bring into Subjection my Heart and the Hearts of all People so that the time may soon come when all thy Saints shall reign with thee in Glory everlasting Petition III And in the mean while that both I and all People may most chearfully faithfully speedily and diligently do and submit to thy Will in all things as thy Holy Angels do in Heaven Petition IV As to this World give us good God day by day as long as thou shalt continue us here what may conveniently suffice us Petition V And free us from the Punishments both present and to come due unto all our Sins Even as we desire all People may be freed from the Vengeance due to them for any wrong done us Petition VI And never O Lord withdraw thy Grace from us when we fall under any allurements to Sin or terrors from Duty so as to leave us to be overcome by Sin but preserve us from the Mischief of the Temptation and Power of the Tempter Glorification For thou alone O Heavenly Father both art ever hast been and ever shall be King and Lord most high over all Almighty and Sufficient From thee comes every good and every perfect Gift and to thee be the Glory of all to all Eternity With all my heart I desire it An ABSTRACT of the Bishop of CORK's Shorter Notes on the Church-Catechism with the Scripture Proofs of them as far as necessary On the Title Proposition I TO Catechise is to instruct in Religion by often repeating the first certain and most necessary Points of it Luke 1.3 4. It seemed good to me to write all in order that thou mightest know the certainty of those things wherein thou hast been instructed In the Original Catechised Proposition II Religion is the Worship or Service of God Jam. 1.27 Pure Religion Originally pure Worship Proposition III God is a most infinitely perfect Mind Maker Lord and Judge of all Proved under Answer 6. Proposition IV Those plain Truths or Doctrines which bring us to believe love fear and serve God we commonly call the Principles that is beginnings chief Points Fundamentals or Grounds of Religion Heb. 6.1 Leaving the principles of the doctrine of Christ let us go on unto perfection not laying again the foundation Proposition V The first and great Principle of all Religion is That there is a God Heb. 11.6 He that cometh to God must believe that he is Another That God hath revealed himself in Holy Scripture ready to receive Sinners to Repentance and enter into Covenant with them Luk. 24 47. It behoved that repentance and remission of sins should be preached in the name of Jesus among all nations On Answ 2. The Covenant of Grace to which God now-a-days calls all of us and into a state of which we are baptised consisteth on God's part of the Benefits which he makes over to us And on our part of the Vow which we make to him commonly in Baptism Jer. 31.33 This is the Covenant I will be their God and they shall be my people The Benefits God makes over to us flowing from that new Estate into which by Baptism we enter are chiefly three 1. Grace by being made Members of Christ our Head Joh. 1.16 Of his fulness have we all received and grace for grace 2. Pardon of Sin and God's favour being made Children of God Acts 22.16 Be baptised and wash away thy sins 3. A Right and Title to Everlasting Happiness being made Inheritors of the Kingdom of Heaven