The Oxford Reformers John Colet Erasmus And Thomas More Being a History of T
The Oxford Reformers John Colet Erasmus And Thomas More Being a History of T
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I trust that, ' in your clemency, you will take them in good part. ' If, by chance, I should seem to have gone too far in ' this sermon — if I have said anything with too much ' warmth — forgive it me, and pardon a man speaking ' out of zeal, a man sorrowing for the ruin of the ' Church ; and, passing by any foolishness of mine, con- 6 sider the thing itself. Consider the miserable state ' and condition of the Church, and bend your whole ' minds to its reformation. Suffer not, fathers, suffer '... not this so illustrious an assembly to break up with- ' out result. Suffer not this your congregation to ' slip by for nothing. Ye have indeed often been ' assembled. But (if by your leave I may speak the Colefs Sermon to Convocation.
247 ' truth) I see not what fruit has as yet resulted, Chap. Vii. ' especially to the Church, from assemblies of this a. D. 1512. ' kind ! Go now, in the Spirit whom you have in- ' voked, that ye may be able, with his assistance, to ' devise, to ordain, and to decree those things which ' may be useful to the Church, and redound to your ' praise and the honour of God : to whom be all ' honour and glory, for ever and ever, Amen !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I trust that, ' in your clemency, you will take them in good part. ' If, by chance, I should seem to have gone too far in ' this sermon — if I have said anything with too much ' warmth — forgive it me, and pardon a man speaking ' out of zeal, a man sorrowing for the ruin of the ' Church ; and, passing by any foolishness of mine, con- 6 sider the thing itself. Consider the miserable state ' and condition of the Church, and bend your whole ' minds to its reformation. Suffer not, fathers, suffer '... not this so illustrious an assembly to break up with- ' out result. Suffer not this your congregation to ' slip by for nothing. Ye have indeed often been ' assembled. But (if by your leave I may speak the Colefs Sermon to Convocation.
247 ' truth) I see not what fruit has as yet resulted, Chap. Vii. ' especially to the Church, from assemblies of this a. D. 1512. ' kind ! Go now, in the Spirit whom you have in- ' voked, that ye may be able, with his assistance, to ' devise, to ordain, and to decree those things which ' may be useful to the Church, and redound to your ' praise and the honour of God : to whom be all ' honour and glory, for ever and ever, Amen !
What to read after The Oxford Reformers John Colet Erasmus And Thomas More Being a History of T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Seebohm to read onlineMoreLess
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