Selected quad for the lemma: book_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
book_n	church_n	england_n	write_v	3,090	5	5.8086	4	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A85839	Analysis. The loosing of St. Peters bands; : setting forth the true sense and solution of the covenant in point of conscience so far as it relates to the government of the church by episcopacy. / By John Gauden ...	Gauden, John, 1605-1662.	1660 (1660)	Wing G340; ESTC R202274	13,622	28

many_o godly_a bishop_n be_v persecute_v by_o heathen_n and_o heretic_n but_o this_o age_n be_v the_o first_o parent_n of_o that_o prodigy_n wherein_o orthodox_n and_o reform_a christian_n either_o presbyter_n or_o people_n do_v persecute_v godly_a bishop_n of_o the_o same_o faith_n and_o profession_n yea_o and_o episcopacy_n itself_o though_o never_o so_o regular_a and_o reform_v which_o can_v not_o just_o be_v the_o meaning_n of_o the_o covenant_n and_o if_o it_o be_v it_o can_v thereby_o bind_v any_o man_n that_o take_v it_o further_o than_o to_o repent_v of_o his_o rashness_n and_o to_o act_v contrary_a to_o so_o injurious_a irreligious_a irrational_a and_o impolitic_a a_o sense_n from_o which_o snare_n the_o lord_n do_v undoubted_o deliver_v every_o good_a man_n conscience_n for_o as_o god_n can_v tempt_v so_o nor_o can_v any_o thing_n in_o his_o name_n tie_v or_o bind_v man_n to_o any_o thing_n that_o be_v a_o sin_n they_o that_o under_o any_o such_o sinister_a notion_n and_o unjust_a end_n lift_v up_o one_o of_o their_o hand_n to_o the_o most_o high_a god_n to_o profane_v his_o holy_a name_n have_v need_n bend_v both_o their_o knee_n and_o lift_v up_o both_o their_o hand_n to_o heaven_n humble_o to_o beg_v of_o god_n pardon_n for_o their_o folly_n and_o grace_n to_o return_v to_o that_o duty_n which_o they_o owe_v to_o god_n to_o the_o king_n to_o the_o bishop_n to_o this_o church_n to_o their_o country_n and_o to_o their_o conscience_n §_o thus_o sir_n conclusion_n conclusion_n have_v i_o in_o two_o day_n finish_v my_o answer_n and_o solution_n as_o to_o the_o bondage_n and_o scruple_n of_o the_o covenant_n in_o the_o case_n of_o episcopacy_n wherein_o i_o have_v free_o set_v down_o my_o most_o impartial_a sense_n and_o thought_n of_o it_o be_v willing_a to_o reconcile_v it_o to_o reason_n and_o religion_n as_o far_o as_o may_v be_v beyond_o which_o it_o can_v have_v no_o just_a influence_n power_n or_o efficacy_n upon_o any_o man_n conscience_n nor_o will_v i_o have_v it_o so_o accurse_a of_o god_n though_o as_o yet_o it_o have_v be_v no_o procurer_n of_o any_o great_a blessing_n to_o we_o in_o the_o church_n as_o to_o be_v make_v the_o jesuitick_a wedge_n to_o keep_v we_o ever_o from_o close_v with_o a_o right_a episcopacy_n doubtless_o the_o sense_n of_o the_o covenant_n have_v late_o quicken_v many_o man_n conscience_n in_o their_o allegiance_n to_o the_o king_n so_o as_o to_o bring_v he_o as_o david_n home_n with_o infinite_a joy_n and_o triumph_n nor_o do_v i_o despair_v but_o it_o may_v be_v apply_v so_o as_o in_o truth_n and_o justice_n it_o ought_v for_o the_o recovery_n and_o restauration_n of_o the_o church_n of_o england_n to_o such_o a_o happy_a order_n unity_n and_o government_n as_o be_v most_o desire_a by_o all_o good_a bishop_n by_o all_o grave_a presbyter_n and_o by_o all_o gracious_a people_n who_o have_v zeal_n according_a to_o knowledge_n and_o be_v not_o like_o a_o tailor_n goose_n very_o heavy_a and_o hot_a but_o blind_a and_o dark_a apt_a to_o scorch_v and_o oppress_v then_o to_o enlighten_v and_o direct_v themselves_o or_o other_o farewell_n june_n 12._o 1660._o finis_fw-la book_n write_v by_o dr._n gauden_n and_o sell_v by_o andrew_n crook_n at_o the_o green_a dragon_n in_o st._n paul_n churchyard_n 1._o hieraspistes_n a_o defence_n for_o the_o ministry_n and_o minister_n of_o the_o church_n of_o england_n 2._o three_o sermon_n preach_v on_o public_a occasion_n 3._o funeral_n make_v cordial_n in_o a_o sermon_n preach_v at_o the_o interment_n of_o the_o corpse_n of_o robert_n richardo_n heir_n apparent_a to_o the_o earldom_n of_o warwick_n 4._o a_o sermon_n preach_v at_o the_o funeral_n of_o dr._n ralph_n brounrig_v bishop_n of_o excester_n decemb._n 17._o 1659._o with_o a_o account_n of_o his_o life_n and_o death_n 5._o a_o petitionary_a remonstrance_n in_o the_o behalf_n of_o many_o thousand_o minister_n and_o scholar_n 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d sive_fw-la medicastri_fw-la slight_a healer_n of_o public_a hurt_n set_v forth_o in_o a_o sermon_n preach_v in_o st._n paul_n church_n london_n before_o the_o right_n honourable_a lord_n mayor_n lord_n general_n aldermen_z common-council_n &_o company_n of_o the_o honourable_a city_n of_o london_n febr._n 28._o 1659._o be_v a_o day_n of_o solemn_a thanksgiving_n unto_o god_n for_o restore_v the_o seclude_v member_n of_o parliament_n to_o the_o house_n of_o commons_o and_o for_o preserve_v the_o city_n as_o a_o door_n of_o hope_n thereby_o open_v to_o the_o fullness_n and_o freedom_n of_o future_a parliament_n the_o most_o probable_a mean_n under_o god_n for_o heal_v the_o hurt_n and_o recover_v the_o health_n of_o these_o three_o british_a kingdom_n 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d god_n great_a demonstration_n and_o demand_n of_o justice_n mercy_n and_o humility_n set_v forth_o in_o a_o sermon_n preach_v before_o the_o honourable_a house_n of_o commons_o at_o their_o solemn_a fast_n before_o their_o first_o sit_v april_n 30._o 1660._o