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Doctrines which the Apostles and Primitive Christians were absolutely unacquainted with, and which the wisest Men saw no necessity of, which Doctrines were all of them confirm'd in that cursed Covenant , scandalous to all persons of all Religions, and the Effect of such Doctrines laid open to the astonished World. |
Doctrines which the Apostles and Primitive Christians were absolutely unacquainted with, and which the Wisest Men saw no necessity of, which Doctrines were all of them confirmed in that cursed Covenant, scandalous to all Persons of all Religions, and the Effect of such Doctrines laid open to the astonished World. |
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The Covenant was receiv'd by Papists with infinite Joy, as hoping that now the time was come in which both we and our Successors might be brought to abhor and detest that Religion, whose profest Zealots had been the Authors of such an unsufferable Covenant, which could not consist with Monarchy, which appear'd to us most evidently by the Advertisements sent up to us by some of our Council of Scotland, that the sudden and frequent arrival of Priests and Jesuits from Doway, and other Seminaries beyond the Seas, was so great in hope of their welcom to us, because of this Seditions Covenant, &c. With Protestants abroad it was receiv'd with most offensive scandal and infinite grief, which appear'd to us by advertisement from some of our Public Ministers abroad, who certifi'd us that both the Ministers and others of their Consistory at Charenton, and of other refom'd Churches in France, as also the Professors, Ministers and Consistory at Geneva, and of other neighbouring reform'd Churches in those Parts, were so scandaliz'd with this prodigious Covenant, as that they were afraid of nothing more than this, That it would bring an indelible Scandal upon the reform'd Churches, and alienate the Minds of all the Princes of Christendom from ever entertaining a good thought of their Religion. His Majesties Narrative of Scotch Tumults, 1683. |
The Covenant was received by Papists with infinite Joy, as hoping that now the time was come in which both we and our Successors might be brought to abhor and detest that Religion, whose professed Zealots had been the Authors of such an unsufferable Covenant, which could not consist with Monarchy, which appeared to us most evidently by the Advertisements sent up to us by Some of our Council of Scotland, that the sudden and frequent arrival of Priests and Jesuits from Doway, and other Seminaries beyond the Seas, was so great in hope of their welcome to us, Because of this Seditions Covenant, etc. With Protestants abroad it was received with most offensive scandal and infinite grief, which appeared to us by advertisement from Some of our Public Ministers abroad, who certified us that both the Ministers and Others of their Consistory At Charenton, and of other refomed Churches in France, as also the Professors, Ministers and Consistory At Geneva, and of other neighbouring reformed Churches in those Parts, were so scandalized with this prodigious Covenant, as that they were afraid of nothing more than this, That it would bring an indelible Scandal upon the reformed Churches, and alienate the Minds of all the Princes of Christendom from ever entertaining a good Thought of their Religion. His Majesties Narrative of Scotch Tumults, 1683. |
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