A Journal Or Historical Account of the Life Travels Sufferings Christian Expe
A Journal Or Historical Account of the Life Travels Sufferings Christian Expe
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"And in case ye be from henceforth found in default in any of the " points aforesaid, ye shall be at the king's will, of body, lands, and goods, " thereof to be done as shall please him. " And is not thy saying, " If " ye will be uncovered (or put off your hats) I will hear you, and do you " justice ;" and because we could not put them off for conscience sake, 1 thy denying us justice, and refusing to hear us, as to wrong, who had ' so unjustly suffered, a default in thee against the very essen...ce of those laws, yea, an overthrow thereof, for which things' sake (being of the highest importance to the well-being of men) so just, so equal, so neces- sary those laws were made, and all the provisions therein ? To make a default in any one point of which provisions, exposeth to the said pen- alty. Dost not thou by this time see where thou art? Art thou sure thou shalt never be made to understand and feel the justice thereof? Is thy seat so high, and thy fence so great, and art thou so certain of thy time and station, above all that have gone before thee, whom justice hath cut down, and given them their due, that thou shalt never be call- ed to an account, nor with its long and sure stroke be reached ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And in case ye be from henceforth found in default in any of the " points aforesaid, ye shall be at the king's will, of body, lands, and goods, " thereof to be done as shall please him. " And is not thy saying, " If " ye will be uncovered (or put off your hats) I will hear you, and do you " justice ;" and because we could not put them off for conscience sake, 1 thy denying us justice, and refusing to hear us, as to wrong, who had ' so unjustly suffered, a default in thee against the very essen...ce of those laws, yea, an overthrow thereof, for which things' sake (being of the highest importance to the well-being of men) so just, so equal, so neces- sary those laws were made, and all the provisions therein ? To make a default in any one point of which provisions, exposeth to the said pen- alty. Dost not thou by this time see where thou art? Art thou sure thou shalt never be made to understand and feel the justice thereof? Is thy seat so high, and thy fence so great, and art thou so certain of thy time and station, above all that have gone before thee, whom justice hath cut down, and given them their due, that thou shalt never be call- ed to an account, nor with its long and sure stroke be reached ?
What to read after A Journal Or Historical Account of the Life Travels Sufferings Christian Expe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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