The History of Pews a Paper Read Before the Cambridge Camden Society On Monday
The History of Pews a Paper Read Before the Cambridge Camden Society On Monday
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The Holy Father- hood in their Articles which thev set forth for church THE HISTORY OF PEWS. 29: officers' use, do divinely admonish hereof: but where are they which have care and zeal to take notice who do their duty, and who not?" And again he says, "But now many men and women have that most holy cus- tom in open defiance, so as it is not meet for men- tion. " In this same year (1641), Aug. 6, Articles were exhibited against Dr Beale, Master of S. John's Col- lege, in this University, before ...the House of Commons. The fourth of these was, that at S. Mary's he said it was a sin of damnation not to bow at the name of Jesus.
However, Parliament thought otherwise ; and little more than a month after taking cognizance of this charge, (Sept. 9, 1641), issued an order that all cor- poral bowing at the Name of Jesus be henceforth for- borne.
The matter did not, however, stop here. For in the next year we find Sir E. Dering, himself a deter- mined puritan, courageously protesting to the Housed " For my part, I do humbly ask pardon of the House, and thereupon take leave to give you my resolute resolution : I will do bodily reverence to my Saviour, and that upon occasions taken at the mention of His Saving Name Jesus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Holy Father- hood in their Articles which thev set forth for church THE HISTORY OF PEWS. 29: officers' use, do divinely admonish hereof: but where are they which have care and zeal to take notice who do their duty, and who not?" And again he says, "But now many men and women have that most holy cus- tom in open defiance, so as it is not meet for men- tion. " In this same year (1641), Aug. 6, Articles were exhibited against Dr Beale, Master of S. John's Col- lege, in this University, before ...the House of Commons. The fourth of these was, that at S. Mary's he said it was a sin of damnation not to bow at the name of Jesus.
However, Parliament thought otherwise ; and little more than a month after taking cognizance of this charge, (Sept. 9, 1641), issued an order that all cor- poral bowing at the Name of Jesus be henceforth for- borne.
The matter did not, however, stop here. For in the next year we find Sir E. Dering, himself a deter- mined puritan, courageously protesting to the Housed " For my part, I do humbly ask pardon of the House, and thereupon take leave to give you my resolute resolution : I will do bodily reverence to my Saviour, and that upon occasions taken at the mention of His Saving Name Jesus.
What to read after The History of Pews a Paper Read Before the Cambridge Camden Society On Monday?
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