...covenanted king took care not to mention one word of the covenants, but only promised to protect the government of the church of Scotland, as it is settled by law. And as for his calling an assembly, if it was intended, we are sure it was never performed. However,...

...ministers of Edinburgh a letter from the king, in which his majesty promised to protect and preserve the government of the church of Scotland, "as it is settled by law." The clergy, understanding this declaration in its obvious meaning, felt all the satisfaction which...

...ministers of Edinburgh a letter from the king, in which his majesty promised to protect and preserve tlie government of the church of Scotland, "as it is settled by law." The clergy, understanding this declaration in its obvious meaning, felt all the satisfaction which...

...contemners and opposers of the ordinances of the gospel. We do also resolve to protect and preserve the Government of the Church of Scotland as it is settled by Law, without violation, and to countenance in the due exercise of their functions all such ministers who...

...discountenance profanity, and all contemners of Gospel ordinances ; and to protect and preserve the government of the Church of Scotland, as it is settled by law, without violation. This you shall make known to all Presbyteries in the church." This letter was Mr...

...some of the ministers of Edinburgh a letter from the king, in which the latter promised to protect the government of the church of Scotland, "as it is settled by law." The clergy, understanding this declaration in its obvious ?икс, were satisfied ; but it subsequently...

...without having any dependanco upon Rome." (The Reformed Bishop: or XIX Articles tendered by <J>A«{xa'0f, a well-wisher of the present government of the Church...law, in order to the further establishment thereof, pp. 23-28. Printed Anno Domini 1679. 298 not change his mind, he would within the year accept of his...

...contenmers and opposers of the ordinances of the gospel. We do also resolve to protect and preserve the government of the church of Scotland, as it is settled by law, without violation; and to countenance, in the due exercise of theie functions, all such ministers who...

...ministers of Edinburgh a letter from the king, in which the iatter promised to protect and preserve the government of the church of Scotland, " as it is settled by law." The clergy, understanding this declaration in its obvious sense, were satistied ; but it subsequently...

...contemners and opposers of the ordinances of the Gospel. We do also resolve to protect and preserve the government of the church of Scotland, as it is settled by law, without violation, and to countenance in the due exercise of their functions all such ministers as...