An Original Draught of the Primitive Church in Answer to a Discourse Entituled
An Original Draught of the Primitive Church in Answer to a Discourse Entituled
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Ep. Ad Polycarp. [4. Jacobson. ] b Xripai jj. )) a/ueAetVflaxrco'. Ep. Ad Polyc, [4. Jacobson. ] 78 AN ORIGINAL DRAUGHT OF much as the men-servants and maid-servants in it c ;" and in the midst of this, as a means so to know the quality, number, and condition of his diocese, advises him "to enquire out all by name, " that is, to get such a register of their names that upon occasion of any object of charity proposed to him, of any complaint or application made to him about any within his cure or... jurisdiction, or in case of apostacy, or perseverance in time of persecution, or the like, by means of this general Matricula, he, as the other bishops did, might more directly know how the case stood with them. And which was more than all this, the names thus entered in this sacred record were personally entitled 'then' to all the public intercessions and spiri- tual blessings obtained by the eucharistical prayers, oblations, and sacraments of the whole Church; and to have their names blotted out of this, was a constant effect of excommunica- tion, and was dreaded by all that had true ve- neration, as those primitive Christians had, for the holy ordinances of the Church.
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Ep. Ad Polycarp. [4. Jacobson. ] b Xripai jj. )) a/ueAetVflaxrco'. Ep. Ad Polyc, [4. Jacobson. ] 78 AN ORIGINAL DRAUGHT OF much as the men-servants and maid-servants in it c ;" and in the midst of this, as a means so to know the quality, number, and condition of his diocese, advises him "to enquire out all by name, " that is, to get such a register of their names that upon occasion of any object of charity proposed to him, of any complaint or application made to him about any within his cure or... jurisdiction, or in case of apostacy, or perseverance in time of persecution, or the like, by means of this general Matricula, he, as the other bishops did, might more directly know how the case stood with them. And which was more than all this, the names thus entered in this sacred record were personally entitled 'then' to all the public intercessions and spiri- tual blessings obtained by the eucharistical prayers, oblations, and sacraments of the whole Church; and to have their names blotted out of this, was a constant effect of excommunica- tion, and was dreaded by all that had true ve- neration, as those primitive Christians had, for the holy ordinances of the Church.
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