A sermon preached before the Aldermen of the city of London, at St. Lawrence-church, Jan 30. 1680/1 being the day of the martyrdome of K. Charles I. / by Gilbert Burnet ...
Yet on the other hand, some things carry in the first appearance of them, such odious characters, that the nature of man shrinks at the very mentioning them;
Yet on the other hand, Some things carry in the First appearance of them, such odious characters, that the nature of man shrinks At the very mentioning them;
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I acknowledge it were better if we could have Iob 's wish, That that day should perish, that darkness and the shadow of death should cover it, that it should not see the dawning of the day, nor should the light shine upon it.
I acknowledge it were better if we could have Job is wish, That that day should perish, that darkness and the shadow of death should cover it, that it should not see the dawning of the day, nor should the Light shine upon it.
It were better to strike it out of our Kalendar, and to make our Ianuary determine at the 29th, and add these remaining days to February. But alas! this cannot be done;
It were better to strike it out of our Calendar, and to make our Ianuary determine At the 29th, and add these remaining days to february. But alas! this cannot be done;
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as I have been informed, spent that day in a general mourning, and bitter lamentation and astonishment, followed it fast, to deprecate those judgements which such guilt gave them cause to apprehend:
as I have been informed, spent that day in a general mourning, and bitter lamentation and astonishment, followed it fast, to deprecate those Judgments which such guilt gave them cause to apprehend:
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We have been since above twenty years putting up by publique authority, and in the name of the whole Nation, David 's Prayer, Deliver us from blood-guiltiness, O God, thou God of our our Salvation.
We have been since above twenty Years putting up by public Authority, and in the name of the Whole nation, David is Prayer, Deliver us from Bloodguiltiness, Oh God, thou God of our our Salvation.
On the tenth month and the tenth day of the month (which according to Arch-bishop Usher is exactly our 30th of Ianuary ) the King of Babylon besieged Ierusalem: he took it on the fourth month.
On the tenth Monn and the tenth day of the Monn (which according to Archbishop Usher is exactly our 30th of Ianuary) the King of Babylon besieged Ierusalem: he took it on the fourth Monn.
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It was burnt on the fifth month: and on the seventh month was Gedaliah killed: Upon which the few that were left behind, were broken among themselves, and dispersed.
It was burned on the fifth Monn: and on the seventh Monn was Gedaliah killed: Upon which the few that were left behind, were broken among themselves, and dispersed.
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For the burning of the Temple, was not only a temporal calamity, but it deprived them of all the means of obtaining the favour of God, of expiating their sins by sacrifices,
For the burning of the Temple, was not only a temporal calamity, but it deprived them of all the means of obtaining the favour of God, of expiating their Sins by Sacrifices,
they had perhaps hanged down their heads like a Bull-rush, put on Sackcloth, and covered their heads with ashes, which were the usual rites of mourning among them:
they had perhaps hanged down their Heads like a Bulrush, put on sackcloth, and covered their Heads with Ashes, which were the usual Rites of mourning among them:
to execute true judgement, and shew mercy and compassions every man to his neighbour, not to oppress the widow or the fatherless, the stranger nor the prisoner,
to execute true judgement, and show mercy and compassions every man to his neighbour, not to oppress the widow or the fatherless, the stranger nor the prisoner,
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and on the fifth month were his Majesties Armies, that now reigns, defeated both at Dunbar and Worcester. It might have been expected that our 29th of May should have worn out the remembrance of the 30th of Ianuary, and now at the end of two and thirty years it may be reasonably asked, Should we still continue to Fast and mourn? Shall the yearly return of this black and dismal day, with the melancholy thoughts and reflections which accompany it, be for ever observed? Shall we convey this entail of sorrow to our posterity? Does this blood continue still to cry for vengeance,
and on the fifth Monn were his Majesties Armies, that now reigns, defeated both At Dunbar and Worcester. It might have been expected that our 29th of May should have worn out the remembrance of the 30th of Ianuary, and now At the end of two and thirty Years it may be reasonably asked, Should we still continue to Fast and mourn? Shall the yearly return of this black and dismal day, with the melancholy thoughts and reflections which accompany it, be for ever observed? Shall we convey this entail of sorrow to our posterity? Does this blood continue still to cry for vengeance,
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or as the Iews say the blood of Zacharias the son of Iehojada the High Priest, continued still to bubble on the floor of the Court of the Temple, where he was killed, till the Captivity, that many thousand Priests being killed on the place, the Earth drunk it up:
or as the Iews say the blood of Zacharias the son of Iehojada the High Priest, continued still to bubble on the floor of the Court of the Temple, where he was killed, till the Captivity, that many thousand Priests being killed on the place, the Earth drunk it up:
and makes him oft a terrour to himself, so that either the dead Ghost, or the apprehensions of guilt, haunt and follow such till they grow even weary of life;
and makes him oft a terror to himself, so that either the dead Ghost, or the apprehensions of guilt, haunt and follow such till they grow even weary of life;
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so that in the place of judgement and righteousness, there was iniquity and wickedness, and by their high pretensions to Piety and Zeal for Religion, the enemies of all Religion have taken advantage to mock at true Holiness,
so that in the place of judgement and righteousness, there was iniquity and wickedness, and by their high pretensions to Piety and Zeal for Religion, the enemies of all Religion have taken advantage to mock At true Holiness,
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and the enemies of the Reformed Religion have thought they were now furnished with somewhat, by which they might cast back that heavy but just imputation laid on them, of setting up the doctrines and encouraging the practices of deposing and killing of Kings, on the Protestants;
and the enemies of the Reformed Religion have Thought they were now furnished with somewhat, by which they might cast back that heavy but just imputation laid on them, of setting up the doctrines and encouraging the practices of deposing and killing of Kings, on the Protestants;
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It may be expected that I should in the next place enlarge on the Vertues, the Piety, Chastity, Temperance, the Magnanimity and Constancy of mind of this Murdered Prince.
It may be expected that I should in the next place enlarge on the Virtues, the Piety, Chastity, Temperance, the Magnanimity and Constancy of mind of this Murdered Prince.
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especially coming after so many who have done it with such life, that any thing I could add, would be but a flat repetition of what has been often much better said.
especially coming After so many who have done it with such life, that any thing I could add, would be but a flat repetition of what has been often much better said.
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And indeed we have his character given us in such true and lasting colours, in that Picture which he drew for himself, in his solitudes and sufferings, that it is perhaps a piece of presumption to take up the Pencil again,
And indeed we have his character given us in such true and lasting colours, in that Picture which he drew for himself, in his Solitudes and sufferings, that it is perhaps a piece of presumption to take up the Pencil again,
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Thirdly, That upon our doing this sincerely, all the sad effects of that which we now mourn for, shall be so entirely removed, that our days of Fasting shall be turned into cheerful or solemn Feasts. To the First:
Thirdly, That upon our doing this sincerely, all the sad effects of that which we now mourn for, shall be so entirely removed, that our days of Fasting shall be turned into cheerful or solemn Feasts. To the First:
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nor so long, as that either our sorrows rise out of measure high, or by the too frequent returns of those days, the object of our griefs grows too flat.
nor so long, as that either our sorrows rise out of measure high, or by the too frequent returns of those days, the Object of our griefs grows too flat.
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This was the case at this time of the Jews, they were beginning to contract alliances with the Idolatrous Heathens round about them, which had let in the former Idolatry, that had been the cause of their former Captivity:
This was the case At this time of the jews, they were beginning to contract alliances with the Idolatrous heathens round about them, which had let in the former Idolatry, that had been the cause of their former Captivity:
they became guilty of the same immoralities, and therefore they are commanded to love the Truth and Peace that so they being delivered from the Wrath of God, might serve him without fear.
they became guilty of the same immoralities, and Therefore they Are commanded to love the Truth and Peace that so they being Delivered from the Wrath of God, might serve him without Fear.
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Many that were assured the fact was Barbarous, and against all Law, Divine and Humane, came upon that to infer, that Religion, the addressing to God in Prayer,
Many that were assured the fact was Barbarous, and against all Law, Divine and Humane, Come upon that to infer, that Religion, the addressing to God in Prayer,
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And for all the sleights of Wit, the shews of Reason, and softness of Stile that were in that Book, it could never have been so mischievously successeful,
And for all the sleights of Wit, the shows of Reason, and softness of Style that were in that Book, it could never have been so mischievously successful,
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Their unintelligible way of talking about Religion, their crumbling into so many Sects, the aspirings of many under all the shews of Humility and Mortification, tended to make the Seeds of Atheism grow up plentifully.
Their unintelligible Way of talking about Religion, their crumbling into so many Sects, the aspirings of many under all the shows of Humility and Mortification, tended to make the Seeds of Atheism grow up plentifully.
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And to this, I speak it knowingly, we owe the beginnings of all those impious and immoral Maxims which have since overrun the Land. And do not these effects continue still? Is not Devotion accounted by many to be either a matter of Form,
And to this, I speak it knowingly, we owe the beginnings of all those impious and immoral Maxims which have since overrun the Land. And do not these effects continue still? Is not Devotion accounted by many to be either a matter of From,
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how have men who know or value these things little themselves, taken occasion from thence to disparage them with much Impudence and Scorn? Some have thought they could not be esteemed Loyal, if they appeared devout:
how have men who know or valve these things little themselves, taken occasion from thence to disparage them with much Impudence and Scorn? some have Thought they could not be esteemed Loyal, if they appeared devout:
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And perhaps that which at present is the ground of all our fears, had its rise in a great measure from the Jealousies which upon this occasion were infused against the Protestant Religion.
And perhaps that which At present is the ground of all our fears, had its rise in a great measure from the Jealousies which upon this occasion were infused against the Protestant Religion.
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Now if a King is deposed by the Pope, and after such deposition, if he is not so tame as to lay aside his Regal Dignity, which it is very likely few Princes will do,
Now if a King is deposed by the Pope, and After such deposition, if he is not so tame as to lay aside his Regal Dignity, which it is very likely few Princes will do,
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and Becanus though Confessor to an Emperor, Ferdinand the II. says, No man doubts but if Princes are contumacious the Pope may order their lives to be taken away.
and Becanus though Confessor to an Emperor, Ferdinand the II Says, No man doubts but if Princes Are contumacious the Pope may order their lives to be taken away.
and the Court of Rome had no influence (so vain a thing it is to distinguish between the Court and Church of Rome ) press much for the obtaining of a Decree, That no subject should murder his King or Prince, even that could not easily pass:
and the Court of Room had no influence (so vain a thing it is to distinguish between the Court and Church of Room) press much for the obtaining of a decree, That no Subject should murder his King or Prince, even that could not Easily pass:
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so if sentence is past by any Judge (the Ecclesiastical as well as the Civil) then this decree notwithstanding, it will be lawful for a Subject to kill his King.
so if sentence is passed by any Judge (the Ecclesiastical as well as the Civil) then this Decree notwithstanding, it will be lawful for a Subject to kill his King.
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how Francis Veronno wrote both in defence of that fact, and of Chastells attempt on Henry the IV. how Garnet and Hall that suffered for the most desperate attempt that ever was, I mean the Gun-powder Treason, are reckoned among the Martyrs in the Catalogues set out by the Jesuites:
how Francis Veronno wrote both in defence of that fact, and of Chastells attempt on Henry the IV. how Garnet and Hall that suffered for the most desperate attempt that ever was, I mean the Gunpowder Treason, Are reckoned among the Martyrs in the Catalogues Set out by the Jesuits:
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And to shew how well they approved of the Gunpowder Treason at Rome, Gerard, and Greenwoll or Tesmond, two of the principal Conspirators, were so well entertained there, that escaping thither from the Justice of this Nation, the one was made the Popes Penitentiary,
And to show how well they approved of the Gunpowder Treason At Room, Gerard, and Greenwoll or Tesmond, two of the principal Conspirators, were so well entertained there, that escaping thither from the justice of this nation, the one was made the Popes Penitentiary,
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After all this evidence, in which I have not once named Mariana, though they would make us believe, he is the only person of their Communion that ever maintained this opinion, it is apparent that the killing of Kings has been openly taught,
After all this evidence, in which I have not once nam Mariana, though they would make us believe, he is the only person of their Communion that ever maintained this opinion, it is apparent that the killing of Kings has been openly taught,
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What hand they had in this execrable crime, and how far they disguised themselves into all the forms and divisions about Religion that were among us, I shall not positively assert:
What hand they had in this execrable crime, and how Far they disguised themselves into all the forms and divisions about Religion that were among us, I shall not positively assert:
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and exempted from punishment, is a constant Maxim of our Government: which makes his ill Ministers and Councellors accountable for every thing that is done amiss.
and exempted from punishment, is a constant Maxim of our Government: which makes his ill Ministers and Councillors accountable for every thing that is done amiss.
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were all things so manifest according to the constitutions of this Kingdom, that they who acted so contrary to them, knew they could never justifie themselves by either Law or President.
were all things so manifest according to the constitutions of this Kingdom, that they who acted so contrary to them, knew they could never justify themselves by either Law or President.
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A Doctrine that overthrows the main and fundamental principle of the Reformation, which is, That in all things which relate to God, the Scriptures only are to be our Rule.
A Doctrine that overthrows the main and fundamental principle of the Reformation, which is, That in all things which relate to God, the Scriptures only Are to be our Rule.
That this was all borrowed from the Writings, and the publick and encouraged practices of the Church of Rome, from whom that which is true and rank Fanaticism has issued out,
That this was all borrowed from the Writings, and the public and encouraged practices of the Church of Rome, from whom that which is true and rank Fanaticism has issued out,
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and beyond contradiction by an eminent Writer of our own, that I need add nothing in confirmation of what must be universally acknowledged, by all who have read his learned Book on this subject.
and beyond contradiction by an eminent Writer of our own, that I need add nothing in confirmation of what must be universally acknowledged, by all who have read his learned Book on this Subject.
A 2d thing that appeared in carrying on the wickedness of this day, borrowed from the Doctrines of that Church, was, a principle that all the rules and constitutions of Government may be broke through by the sounder and better part of the people at their pleasure:
A 2d thing that appeared in carrying on the wickedness of this day, borrowed from the Doctrines of that Church, was, a principle that all the rules and constitutions of Government may be broke through by the sounder and better part of the people At their pleasure:
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The power was said to belong to the people in common, but was to be managed by the better part, that is the stronger, the Army, who assumed to themselves the name of the better and sounder part:
The power was said to belong to the people in Common, but was to be managed by the better part, that is the Stronger, the Army, who assumed to themselves the name of the better and sounder part:
It is therefore a most unjust blemish cast on the Protestant Religion, or the English Nation, to accuse either the one or the other for that which was but the crime of a few hot headed Enthusiasts, or ambitious Souldiers:
It is Therefore a most unjust blemish cast on the Protestant Religion, or the English nation, to accuse either the one or the other for that which was but the crime of a few hight headed Enthusiasts, or ambitious Soldiers:
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and to be so far carried by it, as to renounce our Communion, and go over to the Church of Rome, discover plainly that they neither understand their principles nor ours.
and to be so Far carried by it, as to renounce our Communion, and go over to the Church of Rome, discover plainly that they neither understand their principles nor ours.
And many of the most considerable Dissenters, did even then, when it was not so safe to do it as it is now, openly declare against it both in their Sermons and Writings.
And many of the most considerable Dissenters, did even then, when it was not so safe to do it as it is now, openly declare against it both in their Sermons and Writings.
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and was strictly prohibited, that went under the name of Dolman; but was believed to be written by Parsons the Jesuit, who was perhaps one of the greatest men that that order has produced,
and was strictly prohibited, that went under the name of Dolman; but was believed to be written by Parsons the Jesuit, who was perhaps one of the greatest men that that order has produced,
Our King is more to us in our circumstances than theirs was to them, and we have had more cause to fear that he should fall by the hand of a Clement, or a Ravilliac, and then what a black prospect have we of most terrible confusions to follow, on such a fatal blow? or if even that sacred life should in a natural way expire, what can we see beyond it but fatal and gloomy days? Or if the disorders among our selves should burst out into blood, what distractions and miseries are like to follow? It is not to be conceived, that among them who are so zealous in the opposing of a Plot against His Majesties Person, our holy Religion,
Our King is more to us in our Circumstances than theirs was to them, and we have had more cause to Fear that he should fallen by the hand of a Clement, or a Ravaillac, and then what a black prospect have we of most terrible confusions to follow, on such a fatal blow? or if even that sacred life should in a natural Way expire, what can we see beyond it but fatal and gloomy days? Or if the disorders among our selves should burst out into blood, what distractions and misery's Are like to follow? It is not to be conceived, that among them who Are so zealous in the opposing of a Plot against His Majesties Person, our holy Religion,
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and the peace and safety of the Nation, there can be any that dares mock God and Man so audaciously as to be designing any such thing, at the same time that they are accusing others for it.
and the peace and safety of the nation, there can be any that dares mock God and Man so audaciously as to be designing any such thing, At the same time that they Are accusing Others for it.
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To suppose it otherwise, were to give credit to the false suggestions and base contrivances of those who design nothing more than to take us off from watching over their motions;
To suppose it otherwise, were to give credit to the false suggestions and base contrivances of those who Design nothing more than to take us off from watching over their motions;
the only way that is now left, without a forreign power, first to break, and then to conquer those in separated parties, whose united strength they know they cannot resist.
the only Way that is now left, without a foreign power, First to break, and then to conquer those in separated parties, whose united strength they know they cannot resist.
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Let us remember that we are commanded to Fear God, and next to Honour the King, and by well doing to put to silence the ignorance of foolish men: and that every soul ought to be subject to the higher powers,
Let us Remember that we Are commanded to fear God, and next to Honour the King, and by well doing to put to silence the ignorance of foolish men: and that every soul ought to be Subject to the higher Powers,
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His Apostles also charged those whom they employed in setling the Churches, to put them in mind to be subject to Principalities and Powers, to obey Magistrates,
His Apostles also charged those whom they employed in settling the Churches, to put them in mind to be Subject to Principalities and Powers, to obey Magistrates,
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And for them that were not so concerned, a bare horror at the fact, with prayers for averting the Judgments that may be consequent to it, is too slight a thing.
And for them that were not so concerned, a bore horror At the fact, with Prayers for averting the Judgments that may be consequent to it, is too slight a thing.
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Our Doctrine as it is the truth of God, so is to be maintained and promoted by means sutable to the being and nature of that God from whom it is derived.
Our Doctrine as it is the truth of God, so is to be maintained and promoted by means suitable to the being and nature of that God from whom it is derived.
a publick instance of which appeared in the battel of Uarna, where the Turk appealed to Jesus Christ, whose name those Christians had affronted by breaking what was sealed by the most sacred tie.
a public instance of which appeared in the battle of Varna, where the Turk appealed to jesus christ, whose name those Christians had affronted by breaking what was sealed by the most sacred tie.
A publicker instance was yet given at Constance, which shewed that the Church was no better than the Court of Rome: When those who came upon a safe conduct, were notwithstanding that condemned to be burnt:
A publicker instance was yet given At Constance, which showed that the Church was no better than the Court of Rome: When those who Come upon a safe conduct, were notwithstanding that condemned to be burned:
Upon this a condemnation followed by the Pope and the Congregation de propaganda Fide In it we have a Confession beyond exception that these Tenets have been taught among them.
Upon this a condemnation followed by the Pope and the Congregation de propaganda Fide In it we have a Confessi beyond exception that these Tenets have been taught among them.
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The Jesuites who were much provoked at this Censure, moved the Procureur de Roy, or Attorney General at Paris, to put in a complaint against the publishing that Decree,
The Jesuits who were much provoked At this Censure, moved the Procurer de Roy, or attorney General At paris, to put in a complaint against the publishing that decree,
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which is a shrewd presumption that their Doctrine is not the Truth, when it is mixed with such arts that savour more of him that was a liar from the beginning than of the God of Truth.
which is a shrewd presumption that their Doctrine is not the Truth, when it is mixed with such arts that savour more of him that was a liar from the beginning than of the God of Truth.
We then that are of the Truth ought to Love it, to reckon it our greatest honour that we are called to the Knowledge and profession of this holy Faith:
We then that Are of the Truth ought to Love it, to reckon it our greatest honour that we Are called to the Knowledge and profession of this holy Faith:
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Of this may be said what our Saviour said of loving them that love us, Do not Heathens and Publicans the same? It is a sign of a nature strangely corrupted to begin quarrels and contests,
Of this may be said what our Saviour said of loving them that love us, Do not heathens and Publicans the same? It is a Signen of a nature strangely corrupted to begin quarrels and contests,
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It is a false Maxim to think we are then the truest Protestants, when we have departed the furthest that is possible from every opinion or practice of the Church of Rome: for in this we may run into extreams:
It is a false Maxim to think we Are then the Truest Protestants, when we have departed the furthest that is possible from every opinion or practice of the Church of Rome: for in this we may run into extremes:
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He condemned the Eastern Churches for a thing of so little consequence, as whether Easter was to be observed on the 14 day of the moneth or on the Sunday following.
He condemned the Eastern Churches for a thing of so little consequence, as whither Easter was to be observed on the 14 day of the Monn or on the Sunday following.
and upon these things not only broke Communion with them, but hindred the Princes of the Western Churches to give them any assistance, to defend them from the impressions that the Turks were making on them:
and upon these things not only broke Communion with them, but hindered the Princes of the Western Churches to give them any assistance, to defend them from the impressions that the Turks were making on them:
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How was Italy and Germany rent in pieces by their means, with the factions of the Guelphes and Gibellines? And how often did England and France tremble at their thunders? Surely these cannot be the Sons of Peace,
How was Italy and Germany rend in Pieces by their means, with the factions of the Guelphes and Gibellines? And how often did England and France tremble At their Thunders? Surely these cannot be the Sons of Peace,
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It is a vain attempt to hope ever to be at Peace with them, for that on which their Church founds all their other Doctrines, being her Infallibility, it is a foolish thing to endeavour to convince them, that they have been in any one error, who make this the fundamental Article of their Religion, that their Church cannot err.
It is a vain attempt to hope ever to be At Peace with them, for that on which their Church founds all their other Doctrines, being her Infallibility, it is a foolish thing to endeavour to convince them, that they have been in any one error, who make this the fundamental Article of their Religion, that their Church cannot err.
Of this I my self was lately an eye witness when called to assist one on his death-bed, who had allowed himself to write with as much virulency as he could invent:
Of this I my self was lately an eye witness when called to assist one on his deathbed, who had allowed himself to write with as much virulency as he could invent:
but he sincerely repented of that bitterness of spirit, upon the account of our differences, and that censuring and detracting humour to which he had given too much way before:
but he sincerely repented of that bitterness of Spirit, upon the account of our differences, and that censuring and detracting humour to which he had given too much Way before:
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and I enlarge the more on this, hoping that such an example, from so learned and zealous a man, will have great influence on others to moderate their heat, and to allay their passions.
and I enlarge the more on this, hoping that such an Exampl, from so learned and zealous a man, will have great influence on Others to moderate their heat, and to allay their passion.
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I cannot say the breach between the late blessed King and his Parliament, or the War that followed was begun or carried on meerly upon the account of Religion;
I cannot say the breach between the late blessed King and his Parliament, or the War that followed was begun or carried on merely upon the account of Religion;
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Many were transported at first beyond their duties, by the extream way of carrying matters before the War, by some that were more zealous then prudent:
Many were transported At First beyond their duties, by the extreme Way of carrying matters before the War, by Some that were more zealous then prudent:
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and certainly things were driven much further in conclusion, than was at first intended by them that took up Arms. There is a fatal series in some distractions;
and Certainly things were driven much further in conclusion, than was At First intended by them that took up Arms. There is a fatal series in Some distractions;
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Upon such a sad experiment, especially seconded with those dreadful hazards to which we see our selves now exposed, it might be expected that men of all sides should grow wiser and more temperate;
Upon such a sad experiment, especially seconded with those dreadful hazards to which we see our selves now exposed, it might be expected that men of all sides should grow Wiser and more temperate;
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And thus if we come to love the Truth and Peace, that is, to secure the Protestant Religion against those enemies of Truth and Peace at Rome, and unite at home all that are capable of it, by adjusting matters among our selves,
And thus if we come to love the Truth and Peace, that is, to secure the Protestant Religion against those enemies of Truth and Peace At Room, and unite At home all that Are capable of it, by adjusting matters among our selves,
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and so all living in Love and Peace one with another, then we may hope to see that accomplished in our case, which is in my Text promised to the Iews, the third thing I proposed to speak to.
and so all living in Love and Peace one with Another, then we may hope to see that accomplished in our case, which is in my Text promised to the Iews, the third thing I proposed to speak to.
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then should our twenty ninth of May, swallow up the remembrance of the thirtieth of Ianuary: or perhaps as the Prophet foretold such happy deliverances should come to the Jews,
then should our twenty ninth of May, swallow up the remembrance of the thirtieth of Ianuary: or perhaps as the Prophet foretold such happy Deliverances should come to the jews,
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if King and People, if City and Country, if Conformists and Dissenters all would happily conspire in the duties proposed in my Text, of loving Truth and Peace, Then should all our drooping Hearts revive again, all the mists that now environ us should vanish;
if King and People, if city and Country, if Conformists and Dissenters all would happily conspire in the duties proposed in my Text, of loving Truth and Peace, Then should all our drooping Hearts revive again, all the mists that now environ us should vanish;
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If we come to love the Truth and Peace, then shall even this Fast of the tenth month, according to the Jewish account, be to us Joy and Gladness and a chearful Feast.
If we come to love the Truth and Peace, then shall even this Fast of the tenth Monn, according to the Jewish account, be to us Joy and Gladness and a cheerful Feast.
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