A FNaF-inspired storyFreeroam around a FNaF dinnerPlay as Freddy fazbearThis game should be able to run on most windows computers.If your experiencing lag go to the settings menu and change the game speed and/or resolution, putting the game in windowed mode also should helpThis game is made in Terror Engine, a simple horror game making software.Terror Engine was created by Zeoworks.Assets used in game are from Zeoworks or the Five Nights at Freddy's games.NPCs made by Santikun.NPC models by I6NIS.This is my first ever game. Constructive criticism is welcome but any hate regarding what engine I'm using (at the moment) or the FNaF franchise will not be tolerated.
Is it a little lamb or a dog? It's a Bedlington Terrier! These shaggy white pups are anything but sheepish. They're fiercely protective and great hunters. They were also rumored to accompany nomadic, Romany-speaking groups in the Rothbury Forest in England in the 18th century.
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This answere is vtterly false for three 1 [...]ses. First because Simon Peter had [...]t lost his Apostleship by denying his Master. For although the fault see [...]eth to some men (who are cruel Iud [...]s ouer the Apostles) worthy of de [...]adation: yet for somuch as the same [...]as neither externally proued nor con [...]ssed in iudgement, nor stubbornely [...]fended, but rather was gratiouslie [...]rged by teares, it was verely forge [...]n through mercy, before it came to [...] punished by iustice. In so much that [...]tatus writeth thus:Lib. 7. de schis. Petrus ter so [...]s negauit, & tamen bono vnita [...]s de numero Apostolorum sepa [...]ri non meruit. Peter alone denied [Page 12] thrise, and yet for the bene [...] of vnitie he deserued not to be s [...] perated from the number of t [...] Apostles. Moreouer if S. Peter b [...] once lost his Apostleship, yet before th [...] time he had ben restored againe the [...] vnto. For Christ after his resurrecti [...] entred into the place where his disc [...] ples were (the doores being shut) a [...] stood in the middest, and said, Pea [...] vnto you, As my father hath se [...] me,Ioan. 20.and I send you. Whē he had s [...] these things, he breathed, and said thē: take ye the holy Ghost, who sinnes soeuer ye shal forgeue, th [...] are forgeuen them: and whose [...] euer ye shal retaine, they are retained. Now seing it can not be d [...] nied, but that S. Peter was thē presen [...] (for only Thomas is noted to haue be [...] absent from the disciples at that time [...] surely though Peter had lost once h [...] Apostleship, he had ben restored befor [...] this time, and had ben sent with Chr [...] ste [...] [Page 13] [...]anctoritie, no lesse then any other [...]stle. So that it was not nedeful for [...] restoring of him to his Apostleship, [...]t Christ shuld now say to him alone, [...]d my lambs, feed my sheep. But ra [...]r he being before equall with any [...]er of the Apostles by the cōmissiō of [...]ding and loosing syns, of praeching, or [...]ny like authoritie geuē before, was [...] alone prīcipally willed to feed Chri [...]s sheep, and Christes lambs, in such [...]t, as no other Apostle was. Last of al, [...]mit, Peter had not ben restored to [...] Apostleship before this time: yet he [...]d ben now restored to a greater au [...]oritie, than any other Apostle had re [...]iued at any time. So that euery way [...]eter in th'end remaineth with the [...]eatest power. Against this my assertiō [...]e Protestants cry, that al th' Apostles [...]ere equal, and that Iohn was the same [...]hing which Peter was,Cyprian. de vnit. Ecclesia. which thing S. Hierō, and S. Cypriā (say they) do witnes [...]nd the very practise of the Apostles, [Page 14] in so much that Paule, who was [...] of the twelue, yet with stood S. Pet [...] and reproued him.
If then he shal obteine his purpose by the temporal sword, who seeth not, that the last resolution of the kings power is vpon his temporal and secular iurisdictiō, which he should haue had, [Page 72] though he had not ben a Christian.
10 But when it pleased him to dedepart out of the world, then he sayed to S. Peter:Ioan. 21. Pasce agnos meos, pasce oues meas, Feede my lambes, feede my sheepe. At which time that power of being the head stone of Gods Militant Churche,Holy scriptures are conferred. nexte vnto Christe, was moste perfectlye geuen, [Page 127] which was before minded when [...]t was said: vpon this Rock I will [...]uilo my Church.
For as Christ is proued by S. Paule, to excell the Angels because God neuer saied to anye Angell as he saied to Christ,Heb. 1. Thou art my Sonne, this daie I haue begotten thee: euen so seeing Christ neuer saied to anie other Apostle, as he saied to Peter: Thou shalt be called Peter, or, vpon this rock wil I build my church or,Matth. 16 to thée I will geue the keies of the kingdome of heauen: or, paie for thee and me: or, I haue desiered [Page 203] for thee, that thy faith faile not, Luc. 22. Ioan. 21. or, seed my sheepe, and, rule my lambes: doubtlesse we may boldelie conclude therevppon, that S. Peter in these praeeminences farre excelled any other Apostle.
For whē S. Peter had answered, yea Lord, thou knowest, that I loue thee, Iesus said to hī, fede my lābs. As who should saie: for asmuch as thou in respect of my pastoral power, louest me more then these, take more power then they to feede my lambs. For now sith Peters loue is the cause why Christ geueth him power to feede his lambs: according to the measure of the loue, the measure of the feeding must be vnderstanded.De temp. serm. 149. Dominus Iesus (saith S. Augustine) respondenti amorē, commendat agnos suos, & dicit: pasce oues meas. tanquam diceret, quid retribues quia diliges me, dilectionem ostende in omnibus. To Peter answering that he loueth, our Lord Iesus commendeth his lambs, and saith: Feede my shepe, as if he should say: what wilt thou render to me because thou louest me? Shew thy loue toward the shepe.
Dominus interrogabat, non vt disceret, sed vt doceret, quem eleuandus in coelum amoris sui nobis velut Vicarium relinquebat. Sic enim habes: Simon Ioannis diligis me? vti (que) tu scis Domine quia amo te. Dicit ei Iesus, pasce [Page 251] agnos meos. bene conscius sui nō ad tempus assumptum, sed iamdudum Deo cognitum Petrus testificatur affectum. Quis est enim alius qui de se hoc facilè profiteri possit? Et ideo quia solus profitetur ex omnibus, oībus antefertur. Our Lord asked, not to lerne, but to teache him whō he, being to be assumpted into heauen,The Vicar of Christes loue. did leaue to vs as the Vicar of his loue. For so thou readest. Simon the Son of Ion, doest thou loue me? Yea Lord thou knowest that I loue thee. Iesus said to him, feede mie lambs. Peter being priuy of a good conscience, doth testifie his own affection not taken for the time, but already wel knowen to God. For who els were able to professe this thing of himself? And because he alone among all professeth, he is preferred before all.
For now S. Ambrose speaketh of that loue, which consisted in hauing authority to fede the flock. For it foloweth in S. Ambrose: Sic enim habes, for thus thou readest. And immediatly he commeth to the power of feeding, which Christ gaue vnto Peter in the highest degree of any mortall pastour, because Peter loued more then other. Christ left to vs a Vicar of his loue, who was that? Peter. when was he leaft a Vicar? When Christ said, feede mie lambs. The loue then left to vs was [Page 253] the power of feeding, which Peter had ouer vs, and the Vicar of Christes loue was the Vicare of Christes power, which he had to feede vs.
Last of al, S. Ambrose noteth, as it were three degrees in the commissiō of Peters autority of feeding, and that, accordīg to the power of feeding thrise repeated.Agnus. Iā non agnos (vt primo) quodam lacte vescendos, Cuicula. Ouis. nec ouiculas (vt secundo) sed oues pascere iubetur, perfectiores vt perfectior gubernaret. (At the third time wherein our Lord said to Peter, pasce [Page 255] feed) he was not now bid to feede as it were with milke, the lambes (as at the first time) nor the smaller sheep, as at the second time, but the sheep, to th' end he being more perfit might gouern the more perfit.
Peter then hath autority not only ouer the lambes, which are, as it were, the childern, and the vnlearned Christiās, nor only ouer the smaller sheep, which yet are elder then the lambes (as the Christian lawyers, the learned physicions, the Iudges and Princes of Christendom) but also he hath power to gouern euen the sheep which are of most perfit age. Verely the ewes,Oues. the weathers, yea the rams themselues, which in diuers places are capitaines of diuers flocks. So that parissh Priests, Bisshops, [Page 256] Archebisshoppes and Patriarches are committed to the gouernement of Peter alone. He is the vicar of Christe, in loue and power of feeding: therefore as none was without the cumpasse of Christes folde, no more may he be without the cumpasse of Peters fold, who wilbe reckened in Christes fold.De consid. ad Eugen. lib. 2.
Peters Chair is the RockTo what point are we now come? Not only Peter, but the Chair of Peter is taught to be the Rock whervpon the Church is built. And by the Chaire the Bisshop of Rome is vnderstanded, who sitteth in the Chaire, as Damasus then did. He is prophane (saith S. Hierom) who eateth the lamb without this house. Exod. 12. That is to saie, there is but one house in al Christendō, and that house is there, where this Churche is acknowleged. Who so eateth the Paschal lambe that is to saie, who so receiueth the Sacraments, [Page 347] or is fedde by preaching without that house, where the Pope is gouernour: he is prophane, he is an Heretike and a schismatike, as Vitalis, Meletius and Paulinus were.
The holy scriptures and Churche tawght, that a man being iustified, is both really deliuered from his synnes, and really receaueth faith, hoape, and charity. Thei deny our synnes to be taken away by the lamb of God, who came for that purpose, saying, they tary still, but onely that they are not imputed. They teache also that no iustice is at all made in vs by spreading charity in our harts, Rom. 5. whereas S. Paul saith, iusti cōstituentur multi, many shalbe made iust. But they only say iustice is imputed to vs. 2ff7e9595c
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