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310 Ibid., Chap. v.

311 Ibid., Chap. xi.

312 Ibid. Chap. xi.

313 James Walter Thomas.

314 The original of Washington’s reply is still preserved in the Archives of the Baltimore Cathedral.

315 Ps. ii.

316 II. Tim. ii. 9.

317 II. Tim. iv. 2.

318 “Ferdinand and Isabella,” Vol. III., p. 202.

319 Blue Laws.

320 For an impartial account of the Inquisition, the reader is referred to the “Letters on the Spanish Inquisition,” by the Count de Maistre.

321 “The Ottoman and Spanish Empires,” by Leopold Ranke.

322 Constitutional History; Elizabeth, Chap. III.

323 See Lingard, Vol. VII., pp. 244-5.

324 Macaulay’s Essays, “Review of Nares’ Memoirs of Lord Burleigh.”

325 II. Cor. iii. 5.

326 Phil. ii. 13.

327 John xv. 5.

328 Acts ii. 38.

329 Matt. xxviii. 19.

330 See Wisdom ii. 23.

331 Rom. v. 12.

332 Eph. ii. 3.

333 Job xiv. 4.

334 Ps. l. 7.

335 Gen. iii. 15.

336 Gal. iv. 4, 5.

337 John iii. 5.

338 Acts xvi. 15.

339 Ibid. xvi. 33.

340 I. Cor. i. 16.

341 Lib. II. adr. Hær.

342 In Ep. ad Rom.

343 Epis. ad Fidum.

344 Apoc. xxi. 27.

345 Rom. xi. 33, 34.

346 Ezech. xxxvi. 25, 26.

347 Acts ii. 38.

348 Ibid. xxii. 16.

349 Gal. iii. 26, 27.

350 I. Cor. vi. 11.

351 Tit. iii. 3-7.

352 John v.

353 Acts ii. 41.

354 Acts viii. 14-17.

355 Acts xix. 5, 6.

356 Heb. vi. 1, 2.

357 II. Cor. i. 21.

358 Tract VI. in Ep. Joan.

359 De Resur. car.

360 Epist. lxxiii.

361 Cat. xxi. Mys. iii. De S. Chrism.

362 De Myst. cvii. n. 42.

363 Dial. adv. Lucifer.

364 L. II., contra lit. Petil.

365 Roman Pontifical.

366 II. Cor. x. 5.

367 John vi. 48-56.

368 John vi. 61.

369 Ibid. vi. 67.

370 John iii.

371 Matt. xvi.

372 John vi. 68, 69.

373 Matt. xxvi. 26-28.

374 Luke xxii. 19.

375 I. Cor. x. 16, and xi. 23-29.

376 See “Faith of Catholics.” Vol. II.

377 John vi. 51, and seq.

378 Rom. vi. 9.

379 I. Cor. xi. 27.

380 Aug. De consec. dist.

381 De formula Missæ.

382 Systema Theol., p. 250.

383 Acts ii. 42.

384 Ibid. xx. 7.

385 Alzog’s Hist., Vol. I., p. 721.

386 Denziger, Rit. Orientales.

387 While Protestants consider the cup as an indispensable part of the communion service, they do not seem, in many instances, to be very

## particular as to what the cup will contain. And the New York

_Independent_, of September 21, 1876, relates the following incident: “A late English traveler found a Baptist mission church, in far-off Burmah, using for the communion service Bass’s pale ale instead of wine. The opening of the frothing bottle on the communion table seemed not quite decorous to the visitor, who presented the pastor with a half-dozen bottles of claret for sacramental use.”

388 Gen. iv.

389 Gen. viii.

390 Ibid. xv.

391 Job. i.

392 Numb. xxviii.

393 II. Mac. xii. 43-46.

394 Heb. x. 4, 7.

395 Isaiah i. 11-13.

396 Mal. i. 10, 11.

397 I. Cor. xi. 23-26.

398 Heb. xiii. 10.

399 Ibid. vii. 12.

400 Ps. cix. 4; Heb. v. 6.

401 Gen. xiv. 18.

402 Heb. ix. 25.

403 Ibid. x. 11, 12.

404 I. John ii. 1, 2.

405 Heb. ix. 13, 14.

406 Heb. iv. 16.

407 John iv. 23, 24.

408 Dan. iii. 62, 63. Though this passage is omitted in the Protestant Bible, it is retained in the Book of Common Prayer.

409 Psalm. xviii. 1.

410 Rom. xii. 1.

411 Matt. xxvi.

412 Ibid. xxi.

413 Ibid. xxvi.

414 Mark vii.

415 John xx.

416 Acts viii.

417 James v.

418 Apocalypse, passim.

419 II. Cor. iii. 9.

420 Isaiah xxix. 13.

421 Ibid. i. 72.

422 Ps. cl.

423 Joel ii. 13.

424 Ibid. ii. 15-17.

425 I. Cor. xiii.

426 Phil. ii. 10.

427 I. Tim. iv. 4.

428 Exod. xxv. 31, and seq.

429 Ps. cxl.

430 Exod. xxx. 7.

431 Luke i. 9, 10.

432 John xii. 6.

433 Exod. xxviii. 4.

434 Apoc. vii. 9, 10.

435 Matt. i. 21.

436 Matt. ix. 2.

437 John v. 14.

438 II. Cor. v. 18-20.

439 Matt. xvi. 18, 19.

440 Matt. xviii. 18.

441 John xx. 21-23.

442 Isaiah i. 18.

443 Acts xix. 18.

444 I. John i. 9.

445 In Reg. Brev., quæst, ccxxix., T. II., p. 492.

446 Ibid., cclxxxviii., p. 516.

447 See Faith of Catholics, Vol. III., p. 74 and seq.

448 Apud Wiseman’s Doctrines of the Church.

449 Hom. xx.

450 Sermo cccxcii.

451 Tom. vii. Comm. in Matt.

452 Lib. iii., De Sacerdotio.

453 Ibid., Hom. xx.

454 Comment in Eccles.

455 Comm. in Matt.

456 Lib. de Capt. Babyl. cap de Pœnit.

457 See “A Catechism on the Church.” By the Rev. C. S. Grueber, Hambridge, Diocese of Bath and Wells. London: Palmer, 1870.

458 The Protestant Episcopal Bishop of North Carolina.

459 Ps. cxxxii.

460 The Ordering of Priests.

461 Mark ii. 7.

462 Matt. ix. 8.

463 John xx.

464 IV. Kings v.

465 Systema Theol.

466 Remarques sur l’Olympe.

467 Emile.

468 Heb. v. 2.

469 Luke xv. 32.

470 Num. xii.

471 II. Kings xii.

472 Matt. xvi. 19.

473 Ibid., xviii. 18.

474 I. Cor. v. 5.

475 II. Cor. ii. 6-10.

476 Articuli pro Clero, A.D. 1584. Sparrow, 194. I admit, indeed, that Protestant canons have but a fleeting and ephemeral authority even among themselves, and that the canons must yield to the spirit of the times, not the times to the canons. I dare say that even few Protestant theologians are familiar with the canons to which I have referred. Some people have a convenient faculty of forgetting unpleasant traditions.

477 Vol. I. p. 214.

478 Ibid.

479 Byron.

480 Daniel iv. 24.

481 Acts x. 31.

482 Sess. xxv. Dec. de Indulgentia.

483 James v. 14, 15.

484 Homil. ii. in Levit.

485 Lib. iii. de Sacred.

486 Epist. xxv. ad Decentum.

487 Comment in locum.

488 Systema Theol., p. 280.

489 Lib. de Captiv. Babyl.

490 II. Cor. v. 20.

491 John xx. 21.

492 Matt. xxviii. 19, 20.

493 Mark xvi. 15.

494 Matt. x. 14, 15.

495 Luke x. 16.

496 Paralip, xvi. 22.

497 John xv. 15.

498 Isaiah lii. 7.

499 I. Cor. iv. 1.

500 James v. 14.

501 I. Cor. iv. 15.

502 Apoc. xxi. 2.

503 Eph. iv. 11, 12.

504 Ps. cxlvii. 20.

505 Matt. xix. 27-29.

506 Luke x. 18, 20.

507 Wisd. vi. 6.

508 I. Pet. iv. 17.

509 I. Cor. iv. 7.

510 Cor. iii. 6, 7.

511 Malach. ii. 7.

512 Osee. iv. 6.

513 Isaiah lii. 11.

514 Rom. xii. 1.

515 Matt. xix. 12.

516 I. Cor. vii. 32, 33.

517 I. Cor. vii. 8.

518 Matt. xix. 27.

519 Ibid., xix. 29.

520 Tit. i. 8.

521 I. Tim. iv. 12.

522 II. Cor. vi. 46.

523 Ep. ad Pammach.

524 Adv. Jovin., lib. 1.

525 Adv. Vigilantium.

526 Hæres. 59, c. 4.

527 I. Kings xxi.

528 Exod. xix.

529 Page 239.

530 Essays, p. 17.

531 Annals of the Propagation of the Faith, March, 1868.

532 Marshall, Comedy of Convocation.

533 I. Cor. ix. 5.

534 I. Tim. iii. 2.

535 I. Tim. iv. 1-3.

536 Ephes. v. 25-32.

537 Sess. xxiv.

538 Matt. xix. 4-6.

539 Matt. xix. 3-9.

540 Mark x. 11, 12.

541 Luke xvi. 18.

542 I. Cor. vii. 10, 11.

543 Bossuet, Variations, Vol. 1.

544 Audin, p. 339.

545 American Cyclop., art Divorce. Our Savior declares that he who marrieth an adulteress committeth adultery. Yet Luther and Calvin declare that it is unwise to oppose such a marriage. But “the foolishness of God is wiser than men.” And Wisdom has said: “I will destroy the wisdom of the wise.” (I. Cor. i.)