FRANCISCAN MONKS, their assertion concerning the wounds on

the body of St. Francis. Gal. vi. 17.

No. 1..

i. 7. No. 1..

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dispute with the Dominicans. Eph.

FRATRES ALBATI, or WHITE BRETHREN. John i. 21.

FRENCH CONVULSIONISTS. Heb. ii. 12. No. 2.

GLASS AND GLASSITES, their frequent celebration of the Lord's

Supper, love-feasts, &c. Acts ii. 42. 154

strictness of discipline. 1 Cor.

vi. 9. No. 2.

separation from the Kirk of Scot-

land. 1 Tim. v. 12. No. 5.

GNOSTICS, difference between the Asiatic and Egyptian Gnos-

Mark i. 9. No. 1.

tics.

their opinion concerning the incarnation of Christ.

John i. 14. No. 1.

20. No. 1.

GODESCHALCUS. Eph. ii. 8. No. 2.

GREEK CHURCH, number of Lents and fasts. Matt. iv. 2.

No. 2. (P. 11.) Gal. iv. 9. No. 3. (P. 307.)

masses for the dead. Matt. xii. 32. No. 6. 33

application of the word "Papa." Matt.

xvi. 18. No. 5..

fear of excommunication. Matt. xvi. 19.

No. 5.

number of sacraments. Ephes. v. 32. No. 2. 342

245

GREEK CHURCH, ceremonies. Heb. ix. 1. No. 2. veneration shown to pictures, &c. Heb. xi.

21.

GREGORY DE RIMINI.

No. 4.

Rom. v. 19. No. 1.

GROTIUS. Ephes. vi. 19. No. 3. .
GUYON, MADAME. Matt. xxii. 37.

HERMOGENES. Coloss. i. 16. No. 1.
HERRNHUTER. See Zinzendorf.

HESYCHASTS. Matt. xvii. 1.

HIERAX. 2 Cor. v. 10. No. 1.

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444

HUMANITARIANS. John xiv. 28. No. 6. HUTCHINSON, his method of interpreting Scripture. vi. 19. No. 4.

opinion concerning Melchisedec. Heb. v. 6.

No. 2.

No. 7.

HYDROPÆRASTES. Gal. vi. 8. No. 1.

ICONODULI AND ICONOMACHI.

Heb. xi. 21.

No. 3.

INDEPENDENTS, how far they differed from the Presbyterians. 1 Cor. xii. 5. No. 2. (P. 235.) 1 Tim. iv. 14. No. 1. (P. 378.)

LUTHER, his modification of the doctrine of transubstantiation.

5.

No. 3.

236

No. 1.

276

213

69

sentiments concerning justification. Rom. v. 1.
No. 1..

181

MANES, AND MANICHEANS, rules of their assembly. Matt.

x. 2..

imposture of Manes. His wild

opinions, &c. 1 Cor. xiii. 9.

No. 1.

MARCIONITES, asserters of the Ditheistick doctrine. 1 Cor.

xiii. 9. No. 1.

their theory, &c. 1 Tim. vi. 20. No. 4.

MARK. Rev. xxi. 6.

MENNONITES, their opinion concerning the body of Christ.

Matt. i. 20. No. 3.

tenets relating to oaths. Matt. v. 33.

No. 1. (P. 15.) and things strangled.

Acts xv. 20. No. 1. (P. 163.)

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241

MOLTHER, his notion of faith. Rom. v. 1. No. 5.

MILLENARIANS, their interpretation of the passage, Luke xxii.

opinions concerning the Millennium.

105

503

141

59

183

contributes to the breach between Wesley and the

Moravians. Coloss. ii. 20.

MONOTHELITES. John v. 30.

MONTANUS, pretensions of his disciples. Acts xxi. 9. No. 1. 170

custom relating to the priesthood.

No. 2. .

210

announced himself as the Comforter. 1 Cor. xiii.

9. No. 2.

244

singular custom among his disciples.

No. 1. .

Eph. iv. 5.

331

MORAVIANS, their custom after receiving the sacrament. John

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MORAVIANS, particulars concerning the sect, &c. Rev. xiv, 1. 497

MOSES CRETENSIS. 1 Cor. x. 2.

MYSTICS, their fanatical system. Matt. xxii. 37.

method of forcing scriptural phrases. 2 Pet.

iii. 16. No. 2.

227

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471

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294

185

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140

ORIGEN, his theory concerning the soul. Luke xvi. 22.

No. 4. (P. 103.) xvi. 23. (P. 104.) xxiv. 39.

(P. 107.) Acts x. 34. (P. 160.)

Christ's body. Luke xxiv. 31. 106

soul. John i. 14.

the Trinity. John xiv. 28.

Christ's second crucifixion.

mode of interpreting Scripture, &c. Eph. vi. 19.

PASAGINIANS, or PESAGII. Matt. v. 17.

PAUL OF SAMOSATA. Heb. ii. 17.

PAULICIANS, or PAULIANS, their interpretation of the bread

and wine. Matt. xxvi. 26.

tismal water. Eph. iv. 5. No. 3. 331
rejected the Epistles of St. Peter.
1 Pet. i. 1.

PELAGIUS, his argument in favour of the possibility of arriving
at perfection. Matt. v. 48. No. 1. .

-460

sentiments concerning original sin. Rom. v. 19.

No. 3. (P. 189.) 1 Cor. xv. 22. No. 1. (P. 249.)

No. 2.

PHOTINUS, 2 Cor. xiii. 14. No. 3.

PHTHARTOLATRE. Matt. i. 20.

PIETISTS. Rev. xx. 4. No. 2.

PILLAR-SAINTS-STYLITÆ, or SANCTICOLUMNARES. 1 Cor.

ix. 27. No. 3.

POPE, THE. Matt. xvi. 18. No, 2.

PRAXEAS. John xiv. 9. No. 1.

PRESBYTERIANS, Axton's quotation of the passage, Acts

xiv. 23.

PRISCILLIANISTS.

by whom the system was established.

iv. 14. No. 1.

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their dispute with King Charles I. 1 Tim.

iv. 14. No. 2.

2 Cor. ii. 11. No. 3.

PSELLUS. Matt. xxv. 41. No. 1..

PURITANS, their objection to the observance of Lent. Matt.

268

65

11

public Liturgy. Matt. vi. 7. 26
altars. 1 Cor. x. 21. No. 1. 228
the three ceremonies. 1 Cor. x. 23. 230
words in our burial service.

. 248

festivals. Gal. iv. 9. No. 1. 306

the English hierarchy. Philip.

bowing at the name of Jesus.

Philip. ii. 10. No. 2.

QUAKERS, their arguments for rejecting the sacrament of the

Lord's Supper. Matt. iii. 11. (P. 7.) Rev. iii.

20. (P. 488.)

Bap-

tism. Matt. iii. 11. (P. 7.) xxviii. 19. No. 1.

(P. 78.) John iii. 5. (P. 122.) Acts x. 47. (P.

161.) 1 Cor. i. 17. (P. 213.) Gal. v. 6. (P. 312.)

Eph. iv. 5. No. 10. (P. 337.) Heb. ix. 10.

(P. 437.) 1 Pet. iii. 20. (P. 464.)

refusing to take an oath. Matt.

v. 33. No. 3. (P. 16.) Rom. ix. 1. (P. 202.) ·

James v. 12. (P. 454.)

349

352

interpretation of the passage, Matt. xv. 8.
objection to titles, &c. Matt, xxxviii. 8.
(P. 60.) 2 Tim. i. 13. (P. 400.)