The theological works of Isaac Barrow, ed. by A. Napier, Volume 8

Isaac Barrow

The University Press, 1859 - Theology

Contents

• of universal sovereignty was then unknown 292293: 2
• tions ibid: 3
• was necessarily incommunicable and St Peter who was no more: 6
• of nonresidence and offended in spirit against the positive: 10
• absolute independent authority 113: 15
• Church is inexplicable on the supposition of their consciousness of this: 16
• fined 4855: 48
• have been contracted and denied by individuals and Churches: 55
• That St Peter by our Lords appointment had: 65
• Primacy of reputation not to be denied to St Peter: 71
• 4: 77
• precepts instituting equality among his Apostles and forbidding their: 83
• from that conferred on the Apostolate 9398: 93
• ordination to St Peter as spiritual governor ibid: 101
• of Apollos I am of Cephas I am of Christ incompatible with his belief: 108
• dant occasion of the prerogatives claimed for St Peter: 132
• ferring a Primacy on St Peter: 138
• were uttered by our Lord: 144
• all the Apostles indifferently 145146: 145
• clusion Do thou alone feed my sheep is arbitrarily deduced by Romanists: 151
• that St Peter vicariously fed the flock of Christ 157158: 157
• to that of an Apostle may be regarded as the succession of: 180
• dation assume the particular charge of a Bishop 186187: 186
• involves the further irregularity that two Bishops viz St Peter: 197
• continued to be Bishop of Rome: 203
• and specially neither Peter nor Paul nor John among the first: 209
• an Apostle was yet Bishop of Jerusalem answered 211214: 211
• more unquestionably Bishop of Jerusalem than St Peter of Rome: 222
• of universal sovereignty in the Church is that God prescribed an immutable: 233
• suppose this spiritual sovereignty if designed by God would be declared: 239
• the designation of the Bishop of Rome to obtain by succession this lofty: 245
• press themselves as sovereigns nor Bishops addressing them as subjects: 257
• ment of the universal Pastor as decisive: 269
• directly declaring the authority of the Bishop of Rome 276278: 276
• less 190: 280
• I: 284
• Lords institution should subsist among Bishops 286288: 286
• in the Church could not simultaneously recognise the Papal claim of: 295
• engender tyrannical assumption on the part of the Pope and a state: 313
• and perpetuate it in subserviency to its interests 325328: 325
• prolific cause of mischief in the world by disturbing the grounds of Civil: 331
• tion 145: 336
• Sovereignties correspondently requires in each distinct independent Eccle: 340
• according to the original divine institution of the office 350352: 350
• by the Bishop of Rome in the Church overthrow the pretence: 362
• Historical sketch of the origin and growth of metropolitical primatical: 374
• Twenty corollaries hence deducible 398400: 398
• That in point of fact the Bishops of Rome con: 427
• validity to the decrees of Councils 464486: 464
• sanction and abrogate laws 486498: 486
• the equality of their office and authority in respect to the Bishop: 496
• over all the Clergy 499506: 499
• suring and deposing Bishops 536562: 536
• absolving and restoring Bishops excommunicated and deposed: 562
• receiving the appeals of the Church in the last resort 575603: 575
• all Ecclesiastical jurisdiction 603612: 603
• defining and deciding controversies in faith discipline and moral: 618
• to all Councils of the Church 627630: 627
• of granting privileges exemptions dispensations: 634
• tion of indefectibility derogates from the providence of God: 636
• St Peter forfeits his title of successor of St Peter and is to: 642
• and the condemnation of a Pope: 653

Popular passages

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Bibliographic information

• Title: The theological works of Isaac Barrow, ed. by A. Napier, Volume 8; Volume 8 of The Theological Works of Isaac Barrow, Alexander Napier; The theological works of Isaac Barrow, ed. by A. Napier, Alexander Napier
• Author: Isaac Barrow
• Editor: Alexander Napier
• Publisher: The University Press, 1859
• Original from: Oxford University
• Digitized: Aug 31, 2006