A History of the English Church During the Civil Wars and Under the Commonwealth, 1640-1660, 1. kötetLongmans, Green, 1900 - 1091 oldal |
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¹ C. J. ¹ D'Ewes adopted appointed April archbishops Assembly of Divines Assembly's August Baillie Baillie's bishops Burgess Calvin Canon Law CHAP civil clause clergy concerning Church government congregation Consistory copacy Council counties Covenant days later deans and chapters debate December declaration desired Directory discipline doctrine draft ecclesiastical courts elders eldership England Episcopacy Erastians excommunication February following day Gillespie Grand Committee hath holy orders House of Commons Ibid infra January July June jurisdiction king Letters Long Parliament Lords March matter ment ministers Mitchell mittee Monday November October officers ordered ordinance paper parish Parlia passed preaching Presbyterian system presbytery presented proceedings propositions province Puritan question referred reform religion Remonstrance resolution resolved Sacrament scandalous Scotch Commissioners Scotland Scripture sent September speech Star Chamber sub-committee supra Synod temporal thereupon Thirty-nine Articles tion Treaty Treaty of Uxbridge votes Westminster Westminster Assembly Whittaker's Diary words ІІ СНАР
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154. oldal - Church as may be most agreeable to God's Holy Word, and most apt to procure and preserve the peace of the Church at home, and nearer agreement with the Church of Scotland and other reformed Churches abroad...
130. oldal - Parliament, doth approve of the affection of his subjects in Scotland, in their desire of having a conformity of church government between the two nations. And as the Parliament hath already taken into consideration the reformation of church government, so they will proceed therein in due time, as shall best conduce to the glory of God, the peace of the Church, and both kingdoms.
382. oldal - Book which shall be appointed to be used by all that officiate in all cathedral and collegiate churches and chapels, and in all chapels of colleges and halls in both the Universities and the Colleges of...
134. oldal - That we shall in like manner, without respect of persons, endeavour the extirpation of Popery, prelacy (that is, Church government by Archbishops, Bishops, their Chancellors and Commissaries, Deans, Deans and Chapters, Archdeacons, and all other ecclesiastical officers depending on that hierarchy...
306. oldal - Christ ? And whether any particular Church government be jure divino ? And what that government is ?
172. oldal - A presbytery consisteth of ministers of the word, and such other public officers as are agreeable to, and warranted by, the word of God, to be church-governors, to join with the ministers in the government of the church ; as appeareth, Rom.
18. oldal - Canterbury (Laud) and some prime bishops, which they mind to do so soon as the King has a little digested the bitterness of his Lieutenant's censure. Huge things are here in working ; the mighty Hand of God be about this great work ! We hope this shall be the joyful harvest of the tears that, these many years, have been sown in these Kingdoms. All here are weary of bishops. 'London, 18 November 1640.
33. oldal - will hinder the free and fit recourse of their inferiors " to them, and occasion insolence from them to their " inferiors, let that be considered and cared for. I " am sure neither their Lordships, their judging of " tithes, wills, and marriages, no, not their voices in " Parliaments, are jure divino ; and I am sure that " these titles and this power are not necessary to their
200. oldal - Our greatest trouble for the time is from the Erastians in the House of Commons. They are at last content to erect Presbyteries and Synods in all the land, and have given out their orders...
90. oldal - That all the Lands, taken by this Bill from Deans and Chapters, shall be employed to the Advancement of Learning and Piety...