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and much more unjust, for that their Club of Divines having (if they hold with their Brethren) a Beam in their own eyes, and claiming no small power over Laws and Princes themselves to meddle with the Mote in others, |
and much more unjust, for that their Club of Divines having (if they hold with their Brothers) a Beam in their own eyes, and claiming no small power over Laws and Princes themselves to meddle with the Mote in Others, |
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| Note 0 |
The Ecclesiastical Assemblie• have power to abrogate and abolish all Statutes and Ordinances concerning Ecclesiastical matters that are found noysome and unprofitable and agree not with the time, or are abused by the People. II. Book of D•scip. chap. 7. |
The Ecclesiastical Assemblie• have power to abrogate and Abolah all Statutes and Ordinances Concerning Ecclesiastical matters that Are found noisome and unprofitable and agree not with the time, or Are abused by the People. II Book of D•scip. chap. 7. |
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| Note 1 |
To discipline must all estates within this Realm be subject, as well the Rulers as the Ruled. I. Book of Discip. Head 7. As the Ministers and others of the Ecclesiastical state are subject to the Civil Magistrate, so ought the person of the M•gistrate to be subject to the Ki•k in Ecclesiastical Government. II. Book, Disc. ch. 1. And again just after, As Ministers are subject to the judgment of the Magistrates in external things if they offend, so ought the Magistrates if they transgress in matters of conscience and Religion. ( Ibid. ) And that, without any R•clamation or appeal to any Judge Civil or Ecclesiastical in the Realm. II. Book ▪ of Disc. ch. 12. And lest charity should construe all this of some lower and subordinate Magistrates, the XIII. ch. saith, The Princes and Magistrates themselves nor be•ng ▪ exempted. |
To discipline must all estates within this Realm be Subject, as well the Rulers as the Ruled. I. Book of Disciple Head 7. As the Ministers and Others of the Ecclesiastical state Are Subject to the Civil Magistrate, so ought the person of the M•gistrate to be Subject to the Ki•k in Ecclesiastical Government. II Book, Disc. changed. 1. And again just After, As Ministers Are Subject to the judgement of the Magistrates in external things if they offend, so ought the Magistrates if they transgress in matters of conscience and Religion. (Ibid) And that, without any R•clamation or appeal to any Judge Civil or Ecclesiastical in the Realm. II Book ▪ of Disc. changed. 12. And lest charity should construe all this of Some lower and subordinate Magistrates, the XIII. changed. Says, The Princes and Magistrates themselves nor be•ng ▪ exempted. |
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