Tu Rex es;

Redemptor es; serva quod emisti. Tu Servator
es; ne sinas perire qui tibi innituntur. Tu Domi.
nus es, et Possessor; vindica possessionem tuam.
Tu Caput es ; opem fer membris.
da nobis legum tuarum reverentiam. Tu Princeps
Pacis es; aspira nobis fraternam charitatem. Tu
Deus, miserere supplicum tuorum ; sis (ut beatus
Paulus loquitur) omnia in omnibus ; ut universus
ecclesiæ tuæ chorus consentientibus animis et voci.
bus consonantibus gratias de misericordiâ inventâ
agant Patri, Filio, et Spiritui Sancto; qui pro per-
fectissimo concordiæ exemplo personarum proprie-
tate distinguuntur, et conjunctione naturæ adunan-
tur; quibus laus et gloria ad omnem æternitatem.
Amen.

END OF VOL. I.

GUIDE TO THE CHURCH;

IN

SEVERAL DISCOURSES.

TO WHICH ARE ADDED,

Two Postscripts:

THE FIRST,

TO THOSE MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH WHO OCCASIONALLY FREQUENT OTHER

PLACES OF PUBLIC WORSHIP;

THE SECOND,

TO THE CLERGY.

BY THE

REV. CHARLES DAUBENY,

LATE ARCHDEACON OF SARUM,

TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,

Some Account of tbe Author's Life and Writings.

The profils (if any) of this work will be applied to the
Pantonian Episcopal Professorship in Edinburgh.

DISCOURSE II.

On the Nature, Design, and Constitution of the Christian

Church, considered as a visible Society

DISCOURSE III.

Of the Sin of Schism

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DISCOURSE IV.

On the Reasons generally advanced to justify a Separation

from the Church ; and first, on the supposed spiritual

Qualification of the Party undertaking the Office of the

Ministry

63

DISCOURSE V.

On the Plea advanced by Separatists from the Church, that
the Gospel is not preached in it

DISCOURSE VI.

On the Sacrament of Baptism, considered as furnishing a
Plea for Separation from the Church

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