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., quaest, 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 Poenit.

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
unpleasan