George Fox the Friends And the Early Baptists
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" And, side by side with records of the king's intrigues and profanities, we have descriptions of the sacrament being administered, with full ceremonial, to him and his three illegitimate sons, by the Bishops of London, Durham, and Rochester ! When, a year or two afterwards, the con- demned Duke of Monmouth asked for the sacrament, it was refused him, for his immorality ! A king might sin a thousandfold, and yet receive, through episcopal " channels of grace, " the rite which was asserted to co...nfer "communion" with the awful and holy One, who, to the persistently wicked (whether king, bishop, or pauper) ever proclaims Himself to be " a consuming fire, " an unreconciled and retributive Judge. But to the fallen unsuccessful sinner, " the Church " was " faithful " in its protest against his evil ways.
Bishop Burnet, in describing Charles's primate, Arch- bishop Sheldon, says, " He seemed not to have a deep sense of religion, if any at all ; and spoke of it most commonly as an engine of government and a matter of policy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And, side by side with records of the king's intrigues and profanities, we have descriptions of the sacrament being administered, with full ceremonial, to him and his three illegitimate sons, by the Bishops of London, Durham, and Rochester ! When, a year or two afterwards, the con- demned Duke of Monmouth asked for the sacrament, it was refused him, for his immorality ! A king might sin a thousandfold, and yet receive, through episcopal " channels of grace, " the rite which was asserted to co...nfer "communion" with the awful and holy One, who, to the persistently wicked (whether king, bishop, or pauper) ever proclaims Himself to be " a consuming fire, " an unreconciled and retributive Judge. But to the fallen unsuccessful sinner, " the Church " was " faithful " in its protest against his evil ways.
Bishop Burnet, in describing Charles's primate, Arch- bishop Sheldon, says, " He seemed not to have a deep sense of religion, if any at all ; and spoke of it most commonly as an engine of government and a matter of policy.
What to read after George Fox the Friends And the Early Baptists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Tallack to read onlineMoreLess
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