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A81339 A discourse of proper sacrifice, in way of answer to A.B.C. Jesuite, another anonymus of Rome: whereunto the reason of the now publication, and many observable passages relating to these times are prefixed by way of preface: by Sr. Edvvard Dering Knight and baronet. Dering, Edward, Sir, 1598-1644.; Glover, George, b. ca. 1618.; Jansson van Ceulen, Cornelius, b. 1593. 1644 (1644) Wing D1108A; Thomason E51_13; ESTC R22886 86,894 157

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Sr. EDWARD DERING 4. I presume you bring this for three words Sacrificium pretii nostri The Sacrifice of our price If S. Augustine do call the blessed Sacrament a Sacrifice you have it acknowledged before to be so multis modis many wayes and you have S. Augustine before who gives you good reason why the Sacrament is so called To confirm this you may find in the very next Chapter to this by you alledged that S. Augustine there calleth Sacramentum pretii nostri the Sacrament of our price which here he nameth the Sacrifice of our price But remember your undertaking which is not to prove Sacrifice at large which never was denied but Sacrifice properly so called and so instituted by Christ our Saviour as your self before have stated it A. B. C. 5. The chap. 13. which is a long prayer for his mother speaking to God how at her death she did not take care to have her body embalmed nor to have a choice monument nor to be buried in her own countrey Sr. EDWARD DERING 6. You have not day enough to finish your journey yet you will step out of the way to see a friend Your journeys end is at proper Sacrifice which it seems you dispair to arrive at before you be taken and therefore you make an out-leap into prayer for the dead thereby to stay me in my pursu●t Good Hippomenes I will no stay my course to take up the balls you cast yet for the present I may step so farre as to tell you that this Long prayer and speaking to God in this chapter is as all the whole thirteen books of his confessions are one entire continued speaking to God But pardon me I will not be drawn again out of my line of Sacrifice A. B. C. 7. He saith thus Non ista mandavit nobis s●d tantummodo memoriam sui ad altare tuum fieri desideravit cui nullius di●i praetermissione servierat und● sciret dispensari victimam Sanctam quâ deletum est chirographum quod erat contrarium nobis qud triumphatus est hostis She gave us not charge of these things but onely desired she might b● remembred at thy altar at which she had attended without omitting a day from whence she knew that holy victim● or Sacrifice for victima is materiall Sacrifice to be dispensed or distributed by which was cancelled the hand-writing which was against us by which the enemie was overcome Which are the very words of S. Paul Coloss. 2. speaking of Christ upon the Crosse So as here is clear mention not onely of an Altar but also of a Sacrifice offered for the dead and a sacrifice daily offered and the very same which was offered upon the Crosse for the redeeming of the world Sr. EDWARD DERING 8. The Myndians made their gates too big for their city but your postern is wider then their gates your conclusion is ever too full beyond all proportion of your premisses Some friend had need to help your conclusion after you as the Arabian shepherds do their sheeps tayls for it is too heavy for your own carriage Here you say is clear mention of an Altar Be it so If the bare mention of an Altar and Sacrifice be an argument for reall and proper Sacrifice you have the cause Here say you sacrifice is offered for the dead Quid ad Rhombum Shoot at the mark man Here is daily sacrifice Yet you are wide Here is the very same which was offered upon the Crosse for the redeeming of the world I this is to the purpose indeed But what if this be not here now I find here dispensari victimam c. that there is a dispensation or distribution of that saving Sacrifice of the Crosse which in the same sense but in other words by S. Paul is called The Communion of the body and bloud of Christ but this Communion is between Christ and his members this dispensation and distribution is to the people and what may that be to your dispensing of your sacrifice up to God in heaven and that in such a bodily sense as you must prove or else confesse your undertakings vain All that Monica required of her sonnes was Tantùm illud memineritis mei and tantummodo memoriam fieri c. A better carver then Polycletus or Pyrgoteles can fashion no more out of this stuff so long as tantùm and tantummodo are not cut away And then for a memory of Saints departed and a loving commemoration of them and their piety and virtue and a thanksgiving for them we do not quarrel nor is it to the Theam of your adventure CHAP. XIIII A. B. C. 1. ANother place maybe out of his work against the adversary of the Law and Prophets l. 1. c. 20. where speaking of the Church he saith Haec quippe ecclesia est Israel secundùm spiritum that is This Church is Israel according to the spirit from which is distinguished that Israel according to the flesh that is the Synagogue which did serve in the shadows of sacrifices by which was signified the singular sacrifice which Israel according to the spirit that is the spirituall Israel doth now offer singulare sacrificium quod nunc offert Israel secundùm spiritum And a little after again Iste immolat c. This Israel offereth to God a sacrifice of praise not according to the order of Aaron but according to the order of Melchisedec They kn●w that they have read what Melchisedec brought forth when he blessed Abraham and are now partakers of it they see such a sacrifice to be now offered to God over the whole world And here he explicateth the place of Malachy the Prophet c. 1. v. 11. of this Sacrifice and useth the same discourse also elsewhere De Civit. Dei lib. 18. cap. 19. Here then according to S. Augustine is a Sacrifice and that a singular or speciall sacrifice signified by the shadows of the sacrifices of the Old Law and this Sacrifice is now offered that is in S. Augustines time 400. years after Christ and after the Sacrifice of the Crosse was passed A Sacrifice not according to the order of Aaron that is bloudy and of beasts but according to the order of Melchisedec and of such things as he offered viz. bread and wine And now that is in the time of S. Augustines writing they see such a sacrifice offered over all the world and they are partakers thereof All which is so clear as nothing can be more clear Sr. EDWARD DERING 2. All is so clear as nothing can be more clear Your arguments please your self but satisfie no man else When will you come to the point Your self have stated the question That Christ did institute a sacrifice and that the sacrifice by Christ instituted is a proper sacrifice Let any Reader judge whether in this of S. Augustine or in any other voucher throughout your whole Treatise you have one argument or authority that comes home