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Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… them to be conuenient, and profitable for aduancing true Religion amongst our Subiects. Therefore let it be your care … of them for the better furthering of pietie and religion amongst you. And it should have rather becommed you, … many faults of that sort, and constant maintaining of true Religion against the adversaries (by whose hatefull practises …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… his auditory that there was cause to fear an alteration of religion in the kingdom. That he has stated in sermons that …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… that he uses to keep private conventicles and exercises of religion, and that he is an anabaptist, he expressly refused … books, much derogatory to the church of England and religion here. Assigned to next court day. Zachary Allnutt … and there kept private conventicles or exercises of religion by law prohibited, the churchwardens Laurence Newton …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… a practiser with Hill against Church and State and the religion here established, and was fined 100 l. to the King's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… trade of button making, and that there was no exercise of religion performed there in their presence; whereupon they …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… company, keeping of conventicles, and private exercises of religion." Roger Aspland, of St. Giles' Parish, Cripplegate. … not to frequent conventicles or private meetings where religion was abused, and dismissed. Vol. ccccxxxiv a. fol. 10 …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… of our Lord and Saviour, preventing the utter ruine of religion, and the horrible vastation of this Kirk, by looking … nationall Assemblie, for redressing the wrongs done to religion, and what undeniable testimonies and notable … Assemblies, and acts of Parliament establishing the true religion; and doth prohibite the use and practice thereof, …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… is his royall will and pleasure that all questions about religion and matters ecclesiasticall be determined by … at large declared his Majestie's zeal to the reformed religion, and his royall care and tender affection to this … Kirk, received and practised ever since the reformation of religion; and withal laboring to introduce novations into …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… of our royall care and desires, that the true reformed religion, wherein by the grace of God wee resolve to live and … churches and colledges there flourish not in learning and religion; for which royall testimonie of our goodnesse, we … duties of piety, or shall not constantly hold and keep our religion, unto which we have bound our selves so straitly and …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… desires, for what may further serve for the good of religion, that, taking them to our consideration, we may omit … malice, shall ever go on in a constant way for the good of religion, and the weal of our people, which is the chiefest … almost either expressing such affection to the reformed religion, and such royall care of us, as we could require …