A Viewe of Some Part of Such Publike Wants And Disorders As Are in the Service O
A Viewe of Some Part of Such Publike Wants And Disorders As Are in the Service O
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But you shoulde not permit them to enact what they would l)y their owne authoritie, High Coui't of Parliament. 53 especially their decrees being now as tlicy are, to the ratifying of corruptions, and to the continuance of un- godly callings within these dominions. And if you mean to give over your right in dealing with the case of God unto the convocation house, to what end shall the states of the land meete together in parliament, be ever againe sued unto.
But, alasse! that any thing in church... causes, shalbe referred unto that assemblie, which would not stand as it doth, if there weare that good order in the church which the Lord requireth, and as long as it doeth stand, must needs be the cause of all disorders therein, and must needs be a meanes of continuing that starving ignoraunce which raigneth in this land. AVhy my Lords, to referre the cause of religion unto the Convocation house, is nothing els, but to charge the wolves under paine of the displeasure of careful shep- herds, to see that the lambes may be fedd, besides the injurious derogation that thereby is offered unto the liberties of this house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But you shoulde not permit them to enact what they would l)y their owne authoritie, High Coui't of Parliament. 53 especially their decrees being now as tlicy are, to the ratifying of corruptions, and to the continuance of un- godly callings within these dominions. And if you mean to give over your right in dealing with the case of God unto the convocation house, to what end shall the states of the land meete together in parliament, be ever againe sued unto.
But, alasse! that any thing in church... causes, shalbe referred unto that assemblie, which would not stand as it doth, if there weare that good order in the church which the Lord requireth, and as long as it doeth stand, must needs be the cause of all disorders therein, and must needs be a meanes of continuing that starving ignoraunce which raigneth in this land. AVhy my Lords, to referre the cause of religion unto the Convocation house, is nothing els, but to charge the wolves under paine of the displeasure of careful shep- herds, to see that the lambes may be fedd, besides the injurious derogation that thereby is offered unto the liberties of this house.
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