The Trial of Episcopacy
The Trial of Episcopacy
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In that dioceasan episcopacy is not to be supported by scripture or history, but puts it in the power of man to lord it over the heritage of God.
These Sir, T confess, are serious cliarges to l>e brought against a christian community, hut charges to me so evidently true, that I should feel myseli guilty of violating the sacred relation, which binds me to my God and Saviour, if I did not distinctly state and boldly enforce them.
The Right Rev. Gentleman and otiiers, will be at liberty, if they s...ee tit, to follow me in ray arguments; so that in this way I conceive the subject will be more distinctly understood and sa- tisfactorily settled.
Chairman. Sir, I must be permitted to interrupt you. You have set out very zealously, and I jnust take the liberty to say somewhat intempe- rately upon this subject. You have struck out 73 an entire new plan of investigation ; a plan, to say the least, bearing with severity upon a res- pectable and numerous body oF Christians, and fitly calculated to excite more warmth than should be fe!t in the discussion of such a subject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In that dioceasan episcopacy is not to be supported by scripture or history, but puts it in the power of man to lord it over the heritage of God.
These Sir, T confess, are serious cliarges to l>e brought against a christian community, hut charges to me so evidently true, that I should feel myseli guilty of violating the sacred relation, which binds me to my God and Saviour, if I did not distinctly state and boldly enforce them.
The Right Rev. Gentleman and otiiers, will be at liberty, if they s...ee tit, to follow me in ray arguments; so that in this way I conceive the subject will be more distinctly understood and sa- tisfactorily settled.
Chairman. Sir, I must be permitted to interrupt you. You have set out very zealously, and I jnust take the liberty to say somewhat intempe- rately upon this subject. You have struck out 73 an entire new plan of investigation ; a plan, to say the least, bearing with severity upon a res- pectable and numerous body oF Christians, and fitly calculated to excite more warmth than should be fe!t in the discussion of such a subject.
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