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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..
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the workes of his mercy not to trust in him Psal 78. 22. By the workes of his mercy to loue him and to trust in him Psal 78. 7. By his iudgements not to feare nor repent By his iudgements to feare and séeke vnto him by repentance Exod. 14. 31. 2. Chro. 20. 3. Q. What is the summe of the reason annexed to this commandement A. It containes a threatning of extreme vengeance against the transgressors of this commandement Q. Rehearse the fourth commandement A. Remember the Sabbath day to kéepe it holy Q. What is contained in these words A. 1. The precept it selfe 2. the reasons Q. Wherein doth the sanctifying of the Sabbath consist A. 1. In abstaining from our ordinary businesse 2. In performing the workes of the Sabbath Q. What is particularly Commanded Forbidden A. That our thoughts and meditations be spirituall and wholly set vpon things that cōcerne the kingdome of God Psal 119. 15. 23. To haue our thoughts vpon our ordinary busines and worldly affaires Esay 58. 13. To speake and conferre of those things that are heauenly To talke of our ordinary businesse and worldly affaires Esay 58. 13. To do the works of the Sabbath To do our ordinary wéekes businesse Neh. 13. 15. 17. Which are 1. Publicke 2. Priuate To worke in earing time in haruest time  To worke about the Temple Exod. 34. 13. 21. 31. To rise early and trauell to the word if it be not where we dwell 2. Kings 4. 23. Matth. 1. 35. Iournies Faires sports banquetting Exod. 16. 29. Nehe. 13. 16. To be present at the Publicke assemblies from the beginning to the end Ezekiel 46. 10. To be absent from the publicke assemblies to come after it is begun to go away before it be ended To ioyne with the Church in hearing prayer and the Sacraments Acts 13. 15. 15. 21. 17. 2. Not to ioyne in affection and fit gesture with the Church in the seruice of God Priuate exercises of the Sabbbath which are  By our selues Meditation Reading Prayer  With others Conference Prayer Singing of Psalmes  To others To exhort to distribute to the poore To visite and comfort the afflicted  Q. What are the reasons annexed to this commandement A. 1. The first is a reason of comparison of the lesse If God hath giuen vs sixe dayes to follow our callings we ought to rest one in seauen and to kéepe that holy to the Lord. 2. God himselfe rested the seauenth day therefore we ought to do so Q. How is the second Table diuided A. 1. Into those commandements which concerne speciall duties to speciall persons as the fifth commandement 2. Into those which concerne generall duties vnto all as the last fiue commandements Q. Rehearse the fifth commandement A. Honour thy father and thy mother that thy dayes may be long in the land which the Lord thy God giueth thée Q. What is contained in these words A. 1. The precept 2. the reasons Q. What is the summe of this commandement A. All speciall duties to man in regard of his and our speciall calling Q. What is meant by father and mother A. Our naturall parents and all others that be aboue vs in gifts calling or age Q. What is particularly Commanded Forbidden A. The duties of children to parents  Reuerence Inward Leuit. 19. 3. Outward Gen. 48. 12. Vnreuerent behauiour towards them  To contemne them Gen. 9. 22. Pro. 20. 20. Exod. 21. 17. Declared  By rising vp and bowing downe before them Leuit. 19. 32. 1. King 2. 19.  To be silent whilst they speake Acts 24. 10. Iob 32. 6. 7. To interrupt them in their spéech To giue them their iust titles when wée speake vnto them 1. Pet. 3. 6. 1. Sam. 1. 14. 15. Gen. 31. 35.  This is due to all Superiors  Obedience to their commandements in matters of religion things of this life also in marriage Ephes 6. 1. Iudges 14. 2. Disobedience in this or any of them Rom. 1. 30. Gen. 28. 9. To relieue them Gen. 47. 12. To neglect them or suffer them to want Seruants to Maisters  Louing affections to perswade them to that which is good for their good 2. Kings 5. 14. To hate them Subiection to the froward 1. Pet. 2. 18. To be rebellious against them Patiently to suffer their wrongs 1. Pet. 2. 18. Murmuring and impatiency Prouidence to preuent euill 1. Sam. 25. 17. To be carelesse Painfulnesse Gen. 31. 40. Idlenesse eye-seruice Col. 3. 22. Faithfulnesse Gen. 31. 38. 39. 40. Tit. 2. 10. To pilfer away their Maisters goods to waste their estate Tit. 2. 10. To be grieued at their misery To find out some course for their ease and to perswade them vnto it 1. Sam. 16. 15. 16.  Not to answer againe Titus 2. 9. To giue froward answers To preferre their Maisters businesse before their owne Gen. 24. 33.  Wiues vnto Husbands  Subiection Col. 3. 18. Eph. 5. 22. To be stubborne rebellious To better his estate by  her Prouidēce Pro. 14. Paines Pro. 31. 16. 27. 13. Gouernment To waste his estate To perswade their Husbands to that which is good Gen. 31. 16. To hinder them frō that which is good Méeknesse modesty 1. Pet. 3. 3. 4. Frowardnesse To Magistrates  Subiection tribute prayer Rom. 13. 1. 2. 1. Tim. 2. 2. Rebellion cōtempt of authority 2. Pet. 2. 10. To Ministers  To heare and obey their doctrine Not to heare them To maintaine them To neglect them To be subiect to their iust righteous censures Heb. 13. 17. Gal. 6. 6. To resist them To the aged and those of gifts  To arise vp before them Leuit. 19. 32.  To knowledge their gifts and to speake to their praise Dan. 2. 46. Gen. 41. 38. 2. Corinth 8. 22. 23. To enuie them  To speake to their disgrace Duties of Parents to Children  To teach and command them the true knowledge seruice of God according to their yeares and capacitie Deu. 21. 18. 20. Prou. 31. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. 1. Chron. 28. 9. 1. King 2. 3. Ephes 6. 4. Gen. 18. 19. Not to teach them at all  To teach them errours To obserue and discerne their aptnesse and so to fit them for callings accordingly Gen. 4. 2. To let them grow vp in idlenesse or force them to such courses for gaine for which they haue no aptnesse nor disposition To lay vp and prouide for them 2. Cor. 12. 14. Gen. 25. 5 6. To neglect them To correct them with moderation for amendment Prou. 29. 17. 19. 18. Not to correct them  To excéed measure in correcting them To marrie them in the Lord or to kéepe To kéepe them vnmaried when there is them vnmarried if they sée fit 1. Cor. 7. 37. néed to marry them To seruants To force them to marry such whō they affect not to marry them to profane persons To teach them and command them the knowledge and feare
14 15. 3. Against vnbeléefe and coldnes in Gods seruice 4. Against prophanenesse of life and vnthankfulnesse 5. Against giuing of honour and glorie to creatures Q. Rehearse the second petition A. Thy kingdome come Q. What is meant by kingdome A. The kingdome of power and grace Q. VVhat desire we touching the gouernment of the world A. That God by his ouer-ruling power would dispose of all persons and things as may be most for his owne glorie Q. VVhat further A. That this gouernment may be for the enlargement of his kingdome here and accomplishment of it at the last day Q. For what things do we pray in this petition A. 1. For the establishment of all Gods ordinances that the Word Sacraments and Censures may be rightly administred 2. That God would furnish his Church with fit Officers 3. That so many of Iewes and Gentiles as belong to Christ may be called 4. For the powerful working of his Spirit in renewing and quickning euery member of the Church 5. That Christ would hasten his last comming Q. VVhat do we pray against A. 1. The bondage of sin and Satan in our selues and others 2. All humane inuentions and traditions set vp in stead of Gods ordinances and made essentiall parts of his worship 3. Against all counsels and powers which do oppose the Gospell and Christs ordinances Q. Rehearse the third petition A. Thy will be done in earth as it is in heauen Q. VVhat is meant by the will of God A. That which he hath reuealed in his word Q. VVhat is meant by earth and heauen A. Those things which are in earth and heauen Q. VVhat do you here pray for A. 1. That we and all men may know Gods will and do it 2. Patience and chéerfulnesse vnder the crossc 3. To denie and forsake our owne wils Q. VVhat do we pray against A. Ignorance and disobedience Q. VVhat is meant by these words In earth as it is in heauen A. That we and others may do the will of God as the Angels do it Q. How is that A. Most willingly readily and spéedily Q. Rehearse the fourth petition A. Giue vs this day our dayly bread Q. VVhat is meant by bread A. All outward things both for necessitie and Christian comfort and refection Q. VVhat is here prayed for A. The enioying of outward blessings according to the will of God Q. VVhat is prayed against A. The remouing and kéeping backe of euils as shall séeme good to the Lord. Q. VVhat learne we from this word Giue A. That we enioy all that we haue by gift and not by desert Q. VVhy do we say giue vs when we haue it alreadie A. Because the creature of it selfe hath no power to nourish Deut. 8. 3. Q. VVhy is it added for the day A. To teach vs to rest contented with our present condition Q. VVhy is it called ours A. To teach vs to vse lawfull meanes for that we haue Q. VVhat is meant by this word dayly A. Things fit and agréeable to our condition and calling and whereof we daily stand in néed of Prou. 30. 8. Q. Rehearse the fifth petition A. Forgiue vs our trespasses Q. VVhat is meant by this word forgiue A. That our sins may be couered and not imputed Psal 32. 1. Q. VVhat do you learne from these words forgiue vs A. 1. That we are all guiltie of sin and that in none there is power to satisfie for the same 2. That the expiating and putting out of this guilt is onely by the death of Christ 3. That in this life there is no perfection 4. There must be a frée and humble confession of our sinnes 5. That there is no iustification by works 6. The way to remoue sinne is pardon by Christ Q. VVhat do we here pray for A. 1. To haue knowledge and godly sorrow for our sinnes 4. That Christs righteousnes may be imputed vnto vs and so we iustified 3. For ioy in the holy Ghost and inward peace of conscience 4. To be released of the wrath of God Q. VVhat pray we against A. The blindnesse and ignorance of sinne hardnesse of heart feare vnbeléefe Ioh. 8. 18. Q. What is in these words For euen we also forgiue them that trespasse against vs A. That our readinesse to forgiue others doth assure vs that God doth forgiue vs. If we forgiue not neither will God forgiue vs. Q. How are we said to forgiue A. We forgiue not sinne as it is a sinne against God but onely the wrong that is done vnto vs. Q. Rehearse the sixth petition A. Leade vs not into temptation c. Q. What is meant by temptation A. All allurements and inticements vnto sinne by the world the flesh and the diuell Q. What is meant by leading into temptation A. Not to be giuen ouer to the power of temptation Q. How is God said to tempt A. When as a most iust and righteous Iudge he punisheth one sinne with another 2. Thess 2. 11. Rom. 1. 24. Q. What is meant by euill A. Satan and sinne Q. What do we pray against A. 1. The rebellion of our wicked nature 2. Our pronenesse to yéeld to sinne and Satan 3. The remnant of sinne rebelling against the law of the mind Q. What do you pray for A. That God would more and more set vs at libertie from sinne and Satan Q. Rehearse the Thanksgiuing A. For thine is the kingdome c. Q. What is meant by kingdome A. Absolute right and soueraigntie ouer all things Q. What is meant by power A. The rule and gouernment of all things after the counsell of his owne will Q. What is meant by glorie A. The praise which is due vnto him Q. What is meant by this for euer A. Eternitie Q. What is meant by the word Amen A. 1. The earnest desire of the things prayed for 2. The assurance of faith to receiue them in due time Q. What be the other things that we do giue vnto God A. Fasting holy Feasts Vowes Q. What is a Fast A. An abstinence commanded by God for the whole day with cōfession of sins to God and prayer Q. What consider you in a Fast A. 1. The Author 2. The cause 3. The parts 4. The end of it Q. Who is the Author of it A. God Leuit. 23. 27. Isa 22. 12. Luk. 5. 35. Q. What are the causes of fasting A. 1. Iudgements already vpon vs or neare at hand 2. Businesse of great moment or importance to be done Neh. 1. 4. 11. Hest 4. 16. Q. What be the parts of it A. They are two 1. Inward 2. Outward Q. What consider you in the outward A. Matter of Ceremonie Substance Q. What is the outward ceremonie of it A. 1. To abstaine from meate and drink 2. To rest from all labours as vpon the Sabbath 3. To mourne and to wéepe 4. Separation of married persons for a time Ioel 2. 13. 17. Ezech. 7. 3. Exod. 19. 5. 1. Cor. 7. 5. Q. What is that in the outward