AN Illustration of the Liturgy. APPENDIX, CONTAINING A SKETCH OF THE ECONOMY OF THE CHURCH, THE ACTS OF UNIFORMITY, AND RUBRICKS; AN EXPLANATION OF THE CALENDAR ; AND TESTIMONIES TO THE PURITY AND EXCELLENCY OF The Church of England, ITS DOCTRINES, AND ITS DISCIPLINE. BY THE REV. THOMAS PRUEN, CURATE OF Dursley, GLOCESTERSHIRE. "God is not the Author of confusion, but of peace, as in all Churches of the Saints.— VOL. II. APPENDIX. LONDON: PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, AND SUbscribers, BY W. BULMER AND W. NICOL, CLEVELAND-ROW; AND SOLD BY MESSRS. RIVINGTON, AND ALL THE BOOKSELLERS. MDCCCXX. The Sabbath, 15.-The Tabernacle and Furniture, 16.-The Priest- Table IV. SUCCESSION OF THE HIGH PRIESTHOOD-to the Captivity 15 35 Table V. SUCCESSION OF THE HIGH PRIESTHOOD-to the Birth of Christ 41 Destruction of Jerusalem, &c. § VI. ON THE ORIGIN AND EXTENSION OF Idolatry § VII. REVELATION OF THE GOSPEL ON THE ECONOMY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. § I. On the Priesthood, before it was established in the Tribe of Levi § II. The nature of the Call to the Ministry; and the inviolability of the sacred Office, under the Levitical Dispensation § III. The same-under the Gospel Dispensation § IV. On our Lord's conduct as to the Levitical Worship § V. On the Foundation of the visible Christian Church, and the progressive Establishment of the Christian Hierarchy 44 45 58 61 64 70 75 78 § VI. The Course pursued by the Apostles in settling the Christian Church 87 § VII. On the Threefold Order in the Priesthood 101 § VIII. On the Threefold Christian Order-Bishops-Priests-and Deacons 108 § IX. On the Appellations used in the Apostolic Age.-X. Testimony of the Fathers as to the Threefold Order.-XI. The Christian Church essentially Episcopal.-XII. Conclusion. See the following PROPOSITIONS. The Primitive Worship and Service, I. 113 Institution of the Aaronical Episcopacy, and of the Threefold Ministry, 114 |