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Jeremiah Burroughs 1599–1646 · Independent / Dissenting Brother Thomas Fuller 1608–1661 · Originally named — minimal attendance (royalist sympathy) Calybute Downing 1606–1644 · English Presbyterian minister John Williams 1582–1650 · Originally named — declined (royalist)

The Canon and the Apocrypha August 1645 The Descent into Hell 1647 The Perseverance of the Saints 1646 The Grand Debate over Polity October 1644 – January 1646 The Erastian Question July 1645 – November 1645 The Regulative Principle of Worship 1644–1645 The Rouse Psalter and Metrical Psalmody 1643–1648 The Magistrate and the Two Tables 1646; revised 1788 The Pope as Antichrist 1646 Grounds of Divorce: Adultery and Wilful Desertion 1646 The Solemn League and Covenant August–September 1643 The 1788 American Revision 1787–1788 (post-Assembly)

Providence Head 8 The Church (Visible and Invisible) Head 30 The Sacraments (General) Head 31 Church Government and Discipline Head 35 The Civil Magistrate Head 36

DPW: Of Prayer after the Sermon DPW: The Solemnization of Marriage FPCG: The Preface FPCG: Of the Church FPCG: Of the Officers of the Church FPCG: Pastors FPCG: Other Church-Governors FPCG: Deacons FPCG: Of Church-Government, and the several sorts of Assemblies for the same FPCG: Of Congregational Assemblies, that is, the Meeting of the ruling Officers of a particular Congregation, for the Government thereof FPCG: Of Classical Assemblies FPCG: Of Synodical Assemblies FPCG: Touching the Doctrine of Ordination FPCG: The Directory for the Ordination of Ministers SSK: Head III. The outward means appointed to make the elect partakers of this covenant

The Erastians Westminster Assembly, 1645–1646 The Reformed Episcopal Absentees Named to the Assembly, 1643 (declined) The American Presbyterian Revision (1788) Philadelphia Synod, 1787–1788 The Free Church of Scotland (1843) Edinburgh, 18 May 1843 (the Disruption) The Marrow Men (1717–1722) Scotland, 1717–1722

I. Of the Holy Scripture XV. Of Repentance unto Life XX. Of Christian Liberty, and Liberty of Conscience XXIII. Of the Civil Magistrate XXIV. Of Marriage and Divorce XXV. Of the Church XXVII. Of the Sacraments XXX. Of Church Censures XXXI. Of Synods and Councils

WLC Q. 43 How doth Christ execute the office of a prophet? WLC Q. 60 Can they who have never heard the gospel, and so know not Jesus Christ, nor believe in him, be saved by their living according to the light of nature? WLC Q. 61 Are all they saved who hear the gospel, and live in the church? WLC Q. 151 What are those aggravations that make some sins more heinous than others? WLC Q. 176 Wherein do the sacraments of baptism and the Lord's supper agree? WLC Q. 184 For what things are we to pray? WLC Q. 191 What do we pray for in the second petition.?