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... treason against the king . An interesting point of church and state relationship has been raised for the consideration of the audience : If the Bible clearly commands ab- solute obedience to the king as God's anointed minister for good ...
... treason against the king . An interesting point of church and state relationship has been raised for the consideration of the audience : If the Bible clearly commands ab- solute obedience to the king as God's anointed minister for good ...
Page 75
... Treason when he explains what they have retained from Moses . All your ceremonies , your copes , and your censers , doubtless ; Your fires , your waters , your oils , your altars , your ashes , Your candlesticks , your cruets , your ...
... Treason when he explains what they have retained from Moses . All your ceremonies , your copes , and your censers , doubtless ; Your fires , your waters , your oils , your altars , your ashes , Your candlesticks , your cruets , your ...
Page 79
... treason as ensueth— Yet a ghostly father ought not to bewray confession . I. M .: No confession is but ought to discover treason . Sed . I think it may keep all thing , save heresy . I. M. It may hold no treason , I tell thee verily ...
... treason as ensueth— Yet a ghostly father ought not to bewray confession . I. M .: No confession is but ought to discover treason . Sed . I think it may keep all thing , save heresy . I. M. It may hold no treason , I tell thee verily ...
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