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and confin'd their conceived prayers too much abused and groundless in our Liturgy, and also contrary to the ancient practice of our Church, and other Reformed Churches; and I who have lived in this Diocess of Durham forty years, |
and confined their conceived Prayers too much abused and groundless in our Liturgy, and also contrary to the ancient practice of our Church, and other Reformed Churches; and I who have lived in this Diocese of Durham forty Years, |
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Bishop Latimer, Bishop Hooper, (both Martyrs) Bishop Jewel, Bishop Andrews, &c. used no other: Our Liturgy being so Comprehensive there needs no other. See this at large made good, both for Antiquity and Conformity in the practice of the form of Bidding Prayer, in that excellent work in Latine of the Learned and Laborious Dr. Durel, Entituled, S. Eccles. Anglic. Vindic. Cap. 9. p. 66. where he proves clearly that the practice of the Reformed Churches in Poland, Lithuania, and Zurick in Switherland, is the same with ours in England. Nay the same Author further affirms, that Calvin himself did use such a form; See Calvin 's Sermons upon Job ▪ translated into English, Printed at London Anno 1580 ▪ where•• the latter end you have a plain form of Bidding of ••ayer by way of Allocution of the people, and not of d•rect Invocation of God, saying, Let us pray; and alway concluding with the Lords Prayer as we do. See further, The Alliance of Divine Offices, &c. by Hamon L' Estrange Esq; chap. 6. p. 180. |
Bishop Latimer, Bishop Hooper, (both Martyrs) Bishop Jewel, Bishop Andrews, etc. used no other: Our Liturgy being so Comprehensive there needs no other. See this At large made good, both for Antiquity and Conformity in the practice of the from of Bidding Prayer, in that excellent work in Latin of the Learned and Laborious Dr. Durel, Entitled, S. Eccles. Anglic. Vindic Cap. 9. p. 66. where he Proves clearly that the practice of the Reformed Churches in Poland, Lithuania, and Zurich in Switzerland, is the same with ours in England. Nay the same Author further affirms, that calvin himself did use such a from; See calvin is Sermons upon Job ▪ translated into English, Printed At London Anno 1580 ▪ where•• the latter end you have a plain from of Bidding of ••ayer by Way of Allocution of the people, and not of d•rect Invocation of God, saying, Let us pray; and always concluding with the lords Prayer as we do. See further, The Alliance of Divine Offices, etc. by Hamon L' Estrange Esq; chap. 6. p. 180. |
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