The Moderators of the Church of Scotland From 1690 to 1740
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It is hardly likely that he was captured, as no trace of further penalty inflicted on him is to be found {ibid. Iv. 22). He 184 MODERATORS OF CHURCH OF SCOTLAND kept himself in hiding till the Indulgence of 1687 was pro- claimed. Then he came to the end of his privations, and entered upon a career of settled faithful service.
On the 6th July of that year, Wilkie was present at a meeting of ministers in the province of Lothian and Tweed- dale, convened for the purpose of making arrangements with... regard to the altered situation. Two years afterwards, a vacancy occurred in the parish of Holyroodhouse, the incumbent, Alexander Burnet, being deprived by the Privy Council for refusing to read the proclamation of the Estates and to pray for William and Mary. On the 6th November 1689, the Town Council presented Wilkie to the charge. He was now in his forty-fifth year.
Various difficulties met him at the beginning of his work. The old session which had been formed under Episcopacy, still continued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is hardly likely that he was captured, as no trace of further penalty inflicted on him is to be found {ibid. Iv. 22). He 184 MODERATORS OF CHURCH OF SCOTLAND kept himself in hiding till the Indulgence of 1687 was pro- claimed. Then he came to the end of his privations, and entered upon a career of settled faithful service.
On the 6th July of that year, Wilkie was present at a meeting of ministers in the province of Lothian and Tweed- dale, convened for the purpose of making arrangements with... regard to the altered situation. Two years afterwards, a vacancy occurred in the parish of Holyroodhouse, the incumbent, Alexander Burnet, being deprived by the Privy Council for refusing to read the proclamation of the Estates and to pray for William and Mary. On the 6th November 1689, the Town Council presented Wilkie to the charge. He was now in his forty-fifth year.
Various difficulties met him at the beginning of his work. The old session which had been formed under Episcopacy, still continued.
What to read after The Moderators of the Church of Scotland From 1690 to 1740?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Warrack to read onlineMoreLess
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