The Life of James Renwick
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They havealtered and destroyed the Lord's established religion, --overturned thefundamental and established laws of the kingdom--taken away altogetherChrist's church government, and changed the civil government of thisland, which was by a king and free parliament, into tyranny. " Theconclusion expresses sentiments worthy of the most distinguishedpatriots, and that are fit to be taken as the watchward of strugglingfreemen all over the world. "We bind and oblige ourselves to defendourselves and o...ne another in our worshipping of God, in our natural, civil and divine rights and liberties, till we shall overcome, or sendthem down under debate to posterity--_that they may begin where weend_. " The grand principle of the rejection of tyrannical power was boldlyproclaimed by Cargill, in preaching to thousands of Conventicle hearers, and was prominently held forth in his last testimony:--"As to the causeof my suffering, " said he, "the chief is, not acknowledging the presentauthority, as it is established in the supremacy and explanatory act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They havealtered and destroyed the Lord's established religion, --overturned thefundamental and established laws of the kingdom--taken away altogetherChrist's church government, and changed the civil government of thisland, which was by a king and free parliament, into tyranny. " Theconclusion expresses sentiments worthy of the most distinguishedpatriots, and that are fit to be taken as the watchward of strugglingfreemen all over the world. "We bind and oblige ourselves to defendourselves and o...ne another in our worshipping of God, in our natural, civil and divine rights and liberties, till we shall overcome, or sendthem down under debate to posterity--_that they may begin where weend_. " The grand principle of the rejection of tyrannical power was boldlyproclaimed by Cargill, in preaching to thousands of Conventicle hearers, and was prominently held forth in his last testimony:--"As to the causeof my suffering, " said he, "the chief is, not acknowledging the presentauthority, as it is established in the supremacy and explanatory act.
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