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共 39 段- No dregs of Papistry left in the Reformed Church of Scotland
- [14] A small copper coin.
- Yet did not God cease to give to that blinded Prince documen
- In the meantime the Queen was upon the point of her delivery
- King Harry, perceiving that all hope of the Governor's repen
- Some zealous men of the parish, among whom was Hugh Campbell
- This enmity was judged mortal, and without all hope of
- 17. Thou, false heretic, contemnest fasting, and sayest thou
- 1. In the beginning of his sermon, he shewed the great love
- Upon the second last day of July, at night, the ordnance was
- William Kirkaldy, then younger of Grange, Peter Carmichael,
- Before Easter, the Earl of Glencairn sent for him to his pla
- First, it is thought expedient, devised, and ordained, that
- Having no suspicion that the Queen Regent approved of the mu
- Our requests and advertisements notwithstanding, Monsieur D'
- On the morrow, some of the poor, in hope of spoil, and some
- "The Queen Regent had denied her chief duty to the subjects
- After these things, determination was taken that the Earl of
- The parts of Fife set at freedom from the bondage of those b
- "O Eternal and Everlasting God, Father of our Lord Jesus Chr
- At this Assembly also, the Lord James was appointed to go to
- _John Knox._ Madam, as right religion took neither original
- Even in the beginning, the ministers, in their public sermon
- "Madam, this is oftentimes the just recompense which God giv
- After exhortations made and conference held, these subscribe
- All things misliking the preachers, they spake boldly agains
- "It may be, perchance, that persuasion will be made to the
- At the General Assembly of the Kirk, the just petitions of t
- _Knox._ In all the actions of her life, but in these two hea
- That this my division shall not appear strange to you, ye sh
- Then started up a clawback of that corrupt Court, and said,
- We confess and acknowledge that God has given to man His hol
- Albeit that the word of God truly preached, the Sacraments r
- We judge, therefore, that every minister should have suffici
- 2. _The Times appointed to every Course._--Two years we thin
- 1. As no commonwealth can flourish or long endure without go
- Farther, we think it a thing most expedient and necessary th
- We dare not prescribe unto you what penalties shall be requi
- Maitland, William, of Lethington, Secretary to Mary Queen of