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Leaven, corrupting the childrens bread; or Christs caveat to beware of sectaries and their dangerous doctrines. In two sermons on Mark 8. 15. The former preached in the Cathedrall Church of Lincoln, at the lecture, on Wednesday, October 1. 1645. The latter in another auditorie. / By John Clarke, B. D. and pastor of the church of Fiskerton, neere Lincoln.

Clarke, John, d. 1658
Publisher: Printed by John Macock for Luke Fawne and are to be sold at his shop at the sign of the Parrot in Pauls Church yard
Place of Publication: London
Publication Year: 1646
Approximate Era: CivilWar
TCP ID: A79875 ESTC ID: R201098 STC ID: C4477A
Subject Headings: Bible. -- N.T. -- Mark VIII, 15; Christian sects -- England; Sermons, English -- 17th century;
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Note 0 Photinus erat et ingenij viribus valens, & doctrinae opibus excellens, & eloquio praepotens — sed bene, quodcommissae ipsi, oves Christi, cautae, vigilantes — quem antea quasi arietem gregis sequebantur, eundem deinceps voluti lupum fugere coeperunt. 3. Apollinaris, ipse auditoribus suis magnos aestus, & magnas generavit angustias; quippe cum eos huc ecclesiae traheret auctoritas, huc magistri retraheret consuetudo — nam quid illo praestantius acumine, exercitatione, doctrina? quam multas ille haereses multis voluminibus opprefferit, quot inimicos fidei confutaverit errores — summis aedificatoribus ecclesiae par esse potuisset; nisi prophana illa haereticae curiositatis libidine, novum nescio quid invenisset, quo & cunctos labores suos velut cujusdam leprae admixtione faedaret — ut doctrina ejus non tam aedificatio, quam tentatio potius ecclesiastica diceretur. Vinc. Lirin. cap. 16. 4. Origenes in quo plura adeo praeclara, adeo singularia, adeo mira extiterunt, ut inter initia habendam cunctis adsertionibus ejus fidem quivis facile judicaret. Nam si vita — si genus, vel eruditio, quid eo nobilius qui primum in ea domo natus est, quae est illustrata martyrio? Deinde pro Christo non solum patr•, sed omni quoque facultate privatus, tantum inter sanctae paupertatis profecit angustias, ut pro nomine Dominicae confessionis, saepius ut ferunt, adfligeretur. — tanta etiam vis ingenii tam profundi, tam acris, tam elegantis — eloquentiam vero quid memorem? cujus fuit tam amoena, tam lactea, tam dulcis oratio, ut mihi ex ore ipsius non tam verba quam mella quaedam fluxisse videantur. — Quanta apud omnes illius admiratio! quanta gloria! quanta gratia fuerit, quis exequi valeat? Quis non ad eum, paulo religiosior ex ultimis mundi partibus advolavit? Quis Christianorum, non pene ut prophetam; quis philosophorum non ut magistrum veneratus est? — se cum Origene errare malle, quam cum aliis vera sentire? — tantae personae, tanti doctoris, tanti prophetae periculosa tentatio plurimos a fidei integritate deduceret. Vinc. Lir. cap. 23. 5. Tertullianus — ingenio, acumine, gravi, vehementi — cujus quot pene verba tot sententiae sunt, quot sensus tot victoriae — & tamen hic idem hic Tortullianus — exurgentes in ecclesia novellas Montani Furias, & insana illa insanarum mulierum novitii dogmatis somnia — &c. Vinc. Lir. cap. 24. — read the chapt. Photinus erat et ingenij viribus Valens, & Doctrine opibus excellens, & eloquio praepotens — sed bene, quodcommissae ipsi, Owes Christ, cautae, vigilantes — Whom Antea quasi arietem Gregis sequebantur, eundem deinceps voluti lupum Fugere coeperunt. 3. Apollinaris, ipse auditoribus suis Magnos Aestus, & Magnas generavit angustias; quip cum eos huc ecclesiae traheret auctoritas, huc magistri retraheret consuetudo — nam quid illo praestantius acumine, exercitatione, Doctrina? quam multas Isle Heresies multis voluminibus opprefferit, quot inimicos fidei confutaverit Errors — Summis aedificatoribus ecclesiae par esse potuisset; nisi Prophane illa Heretical curiositatis libidine, novum nescio quid invenisset, quo & cunctos labores suos velut cujusdam leprae admixtione faedaret — ut Doctrina His non tam aedificatio, quam Tentatio potius ecclesiastica diceretur. Vince Lirin. cap. 16. 4. Origenes in quo plura adeo Praeclara, adeo Singular, adeo mira extiterunt, ut inter Initia habendam cunctis adsertionibus His fidem quivis facile judicaret. Nam si vita — si genus, vel Eruditio, quid eo Nobilius qui primum in ea domo Born est, Quae est Illustrata Martyrdom? Deinde Pro Christ non solum patr•, sed omni quoque facultate privatus, Tantum inter sanctae paupertatis profecit angustias, ut Pro nomine Dominicae confessionis, Saepius ut ferunt, adfligeretur. — tanta etiam vis Ingeny tam profundi, tam acris, tam elegantis — eloquentiam vero quid memorem? cujus fuit tam amoena, tam lactea, tam dulcis oratio, ut mihi ex over Himself non tam verba quam Mella quaedam fluxisse videantur. — Quanta apud omnes Illius admiratio! quanta gloria! quanta Gratia fuerit, quis exequi valeat? Quis non ad Eum, Paul Religiosior ex ultimis mundi partibus advolavit? Quis Christians, non pene ut Prophetam; quis philosophorum non ut Magistrum veneratus est? — see cum Origen errare malle, quam cum Others vera sentire? — Tantae personae, tanti Doctoris, tanti Prophets Perilous Tentatio Plurimos a fidei integritate deduceret. Vince Lir. cap. 23. 5. 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