The Zurich Letters Second Series Comprising the Correspondence of Several Engl
The Zurich Letters Second Series Comprising the Correspondence of Several Engl
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LETTER CVI.
NICHOLAS BERNIUS» TO BISHOP HORN.
Dated at Gueunsey, Bcc. 13, 157o- To the reverend father in Christ, tlie lord bishop of Winchester, Nicholas Bernius, minister of the word of God, in the name of the church of Guernsey wishes grace and health from the Lord.
As nothing has been at any time more desired by us, and more agreeable to us, reverend sir, than that an occasion should be offered of making you acquainted with the con- dition and prosperous beginnings of our churches, and espe...- cially of assuring you of our duty, or rather of our respectful attachment, towards you ; so indeed nothing has been more grievous and distressing to us, than that a subject should now be forced upon us, whereby we are rather compelled to use the language of complaint to you our father, than to congratulate you upon our prosperous advancement in the work of Christ. We should not indeed do this, were it not that in this matter, which belongs also to your office, we have very great need of your assistance and authority : yet we are, nevertheless, to be pardoned, if we are forced to bring you disagreeable intelligence, respecting which we entreat you, in all christian love, to allow us to treat with you at some length, as with one, of whose sincere zeal towards the church of Christ we cannot entertain a doubt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LETTER CVI.
NICHOLAS BERNIUS» TO BISHOP HORN.
Dated at Gueunsey, Bcc. 13, 157o- To the reverend father in Christ, tlie lord bishop of Winchester, Nicholas Bernius, minister of the word of God, in the name of the church of Guernsey wishes grace and health from the Lord.
As nothing has been at any time more desired by us, and more agreeable to us, reverend sir, than that an occasion should be offered of making you acquainted with the con- dition and prosperous beginnings of our churches, and espe...- cially of assuring you of our duty, or rather of our respectful attachment, towards you ; so indeed nothing has been more grievous and distressing to us, than that a subject should now be forced upon us, whereby we are rather compelled to use the language of complaint to you our father, than to congratulate you upon our prosperous advancement in the work of Christ. We should not indeed do this, were it not that in this matter, which belongs also to your office, we have very great need of your assistance and authority : yet we are, nevertheless, to be pardoned, if we are forced to bring you disagreeable intelligence, respecting which we entreat you, in all christian love, to allow us to treat with you at some length, as with one, of whose sincere zeal towards the church of Christ we cannot entertain a doubt.
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