The Story of the Scottish Covenants in Outline
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" As a great many of the ministers were not present at this action, it was ordered to be repeated in the synods, and in pres- byteries by those who were absent from their synod. It was likewise taken up in parishes. In the Presbytery of St Andrews, "for testefeing of a trew conversioun and change of mynd, " special promises and vows were made. These referred to religious duties, in private, in the family, and in public, including "the resisting of all enemies of relligioun, without fear or favo...ur of anie persone " ; and also referred to such ordinary duties, as taking order with the poor, and repairing bridges. 1 James the Sixth's hankering for Pre- 1 Row and the younger M'Crie are apparently in error in stating that the covenant of 1580-81 was renewed in 1596. Long 27 Erection of Episcopacy lacy and its ritual continued to increase after he crossed the Tweed in 1603. By the summer of 1610, "the restoration of episcopal government and the civil rights of bishops" had been accomplished; but, according to the best-informed of Scottish Episcopalian historians, "there was yet wanting that without which, so far as the Church was concerned, all the rest was comparatively un- important.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" As a great many of the ministers were not present at this action, it was ordered to be repeated in the synods, and in pres- byteries by those who were absent from their synod. It was likewise taken up in parishes. In the Presbytery of St Andrews, "for testefeing of a trew conversioun and change of mynd, " special promises and vows were made. These referred to religious duties, in private, in the family, and in public, including "the resisting of all enemies of relligioun, without fear or favo...ur of anie persone " ; and also referred to such ordinary duties, as taking order with the poor, and repairing bridges. 1 James the Sixth's hankering for Pre- 1 Row and the younger M'Crie are apparently in error in stating that the covenant of 1580-81 was renewed in 1596. Long 27 Erection of Episcopacy lacy and its ritual continued to increase after he crossed the Tweed in 1603. By the summer of 1610, "the restoration of episcopal government and the civil rights of bishops" had been accomplished; but, according to the best-informed of Scottish Episcopalian historians, "there was yet wanting that without which, so far as the Church was concerned, all the rest was comparatively un- important.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Hay Fleming to read onlineMoreLess
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