he_o so_o impose_v e._n bagshaw_n of_o thing_n indifferent_a part._n 2._o p._n 3._o 5_o our_o fundamental_o be_v not_o make_v by_o our_o representative_n but_o by_o the_o people_n themselves_o and_o our_o representatives_n themselves_o limit_v by_o they_o which_o it_o be_v good_a that_o parliament_n as_o well_o as_o people_n will_v observe_v and_o be_v faithful_a to_o for_o no_o derivative_a power_n can_v null_a what_o their_o primitive_a power_n have_v establish_v the_o englishman_n p._n 11._o 6_o royal_a primogeniture_n alone_o without_o the_o people_n consent_n be_v no_o rightful_a title_n to_o the_o government_n nor_o have_v the_o elder_a son_n or_o heir_n of_o the_o king_n any_o right_n to_o the_o government_n by_o birth_n unless_o the_o people_n consent_n to_o choose_v he_o thereto_o mene-tekel_a p._n 10._o 7_o the_o parliament_n of_o england_n and_o often_o the_o people_n without_o the_o parliament_n have_v in_o their_o address_n to_o the_o king_n give_v he_o the_o title_n of_o lord_n in_o a_o way_n of_o honour_n and_o respect_n but_o when_o he_o have_v refuse_v to_o perform_v his_o duty_n to_o they_o and_o endeavour_v by_o his_o unlawful_a prerogative_n to_o abridge_v they_o of_o their_o liberty_n they_o have_v make_v he_o understand_v his_o relation_n and_o by_o force_n of_o arm_n assert_v their_o own_o privilege_n and_o sometime_o compel_v the_o king_n to_o perform_v his_o duty_n other_o time_n depose_v he_o from_o the_o government_n as_o the_o people_n of_o israel_n do_v rehoboam_n upon_o the_o same_o account_n and_o so_o have_v most_o if_o not_o all_o the_o nation_n in_o the_o world_n do_v the_o same_o ibid._n pag._n 36._o 8_o rise_v up_o against_o authority_n itself_o the_o ordinance_n of_o god_n and_o disobey_v the_o power_n therewith_o vest_v stand_v and_o act_v in_o their_o right_a line_n of_o subordination_n be_v indeed_o rebellion_n and_o as_o the_o sin_n of_o witchcraft_n but_o to_o resist_v and_o rise_v up_o against_o person_n abuse_v sacred_a authority_n and_o rebel_a against_o god_n the_o supreme_a be_v rather_o to_o adhere_v to_o god_n as_o our_o liege_n lord_n and_o to_o vindicate_v both_o ourselves_o and_o his_o abuse_a ordinance_n from_o man_n wickedness_n and_o tyranny_n naphtali_n p._n 157._o 9_o the_o power_n of_o the_o king_n abuse_v to_o the_o destruction_n of_o law_n religion_n and_o subject_n be_v a_o power_n contrary_n to_o law_n evil_n and_o tyrannical_a and_o tie_v no_o man_n to_o subjection_n lex_fw-la rex_fw-la p._n 261._o 10_o if_o we_o consider_v the_o fountain-power_n the_o king_n be_v subordinate_a to_o parliament_n and_o not_o coordinate_a for_o the_o constituent_n be_v above_o that_o which_o be_v constitute_v lex_fw-la rex_fw-la p._n 377._o 11_o whensoever_o a_o king_n or_o other_o supreme_a authority_n create_v a_o inferior_a they_o invest_v it_o with_o a_o legitimacy_n of_o magistratical_a power_n to_o punish_v themselves_o also_o in_o case_n they_o prove_v evil_a doer_n yea_o and_o to_o act_v any_o other_o thing_n requisite_a for_o the_o praise_n and_o encouragement_n of_o the_o good_n io._n goodwin_n right_v and_o may_v well_o meet_v 1648._o p._n 7._o 12_o the_o people_n be_v not_o king_n formal_o because_o the_o people_n be_v eminent_o more_o than_o the_o king_n for_o they_o make_v david_n king_n and_o saul_n king_n lex_fw-la rex_fw-la p._n 156._o 13_o the_o law_n be_v in_o the_o hand_n of_o the_o parliament_n to_o change_n or_o abrogate_v as_o they_o shall_v see_v best_a for_o the_o commonwealth_n even_o to_o the_o take_v away_o of_o kingship_n itself_o when_o it_o grow_v too_o masterful_a and_o burdensome_a 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d p._n 101._o 14_o the_o parliament_n sit_v in_o that_o body_n not_o as_o his_o subject_n but_o as_o his_o superior_n call_v not_o by_o he_o but_o by_o the_o law_n not_o only_o twice_o every_o year_n but_o as_o oft_o as_o great_a affair_n require_v to_o be_v his_o counsellor_n and_o dictator_n though_o he_o stomach_n it_o nor_o to_o be_v dissolve_v at_o his_o pleasure_n but_o when_o all_o grievance_n be_v first_o remove_v all_o petition_n hear_v and_o answer_v ibid._n p._n 110._o 15_o our_o covenant_n be_v not_o take_v without_o the_o royal_a authority_n of_o the_o king_n though_o it_o be_v condemn_v by_o his_o personal_a command_n for_o as_o long_o as_o this_o parliament_n of_o england_n continue_v the_o royal_a authority_n and_o power_n be_v annex_v to_o it_o by_o virtue_n of_o that_o act_n of_o continuance_n so_o that_o the_o king_n of_o england_n in_o his_o power_n may_v still_o be_v at_o westminster_n though_o king_n charles_n in_o his_o person_n be_v at_o oxford_n or_o elsewhere_o the_o covenanter_n catechism_n 1644._o p._n 16._o 16_o if_o a_o people_n that_o by_o oath_n and_o duty_n be_v oblige_v to_o a_o sovereign_n shall_v sinful_o dispossess_v he_o and_o contrary_a to_o their_o covenant_n choose_v and_o covenant_n with_o another_o they_o may_v be_v oblige_v by_o their_o latter_a covenant_n notwithstanding_o the_o former_a ho._n com._n p_o 188._o 17_o though_o the_o perfidious_a parliament_n or_o rather_o mock_v parliament_n have_v late_o betray_v their_o own_o trust_n and_o our_o liberty_n make_v it_o treason_n for_o we_o to_o mention_v the_o cruel_a tyranny_n and_o oppression_n we_o groan_v under_o yet_o by_o the_o ancient_a law_n of_o england_n this_o man_n that_o rule_v at_o present_a be_v no_o rightful_a king_n of_o england_n but_o by_o oppress_v the_o nation_n and_o persecute_v the_o lord_n people_n have_v loss_n the_o title_n of_o a_o king_n and_o the_o name_n of_o a_o king_n do_v not_o agree_v to_o he_o but_o tyrant_n be_v the_o name_n due_a to_o he_o mene-tekel_a p._n 63._o 18_o q._n whether_o the_o title_n of_o supreme_a be_v not_o rather_o nominal_a than_o real_a valley_n of_o acbor_n p._n 1._o 19_o our_o war_n have_v be_v prove_v over_o and_o over_o to_o unbiased_a conscience_n to_o be_v just._n caryl_n to_o the_o commons_o april_n 23._o 1644._o p._n 15._o 20_o if_o the_o king_n raise_v war_n against_o the_o parliament_n upon_o their_o declaration_n of_o the_o danger_n of_o the_o commonwealth_n in_o that_o case_n people_n may_v not_o only_o resist_v he_o but_o also_o he_o cease_v to_o be_v a_o king_n baxter_n h._n commonwealth_n thes._n 368._o 21_o it_o be_v our_o duty_n to_o yield_v to_o this_o authority_n all_o active_a and_o cheerful_a obedience_n in_o the_o lord_n even_o for_o conscience_n sake_n ibid._n 22_o a_o refusal_n to_o be_v subject_a to_o this_o authority_n under_o the_o pretence_n of_o uphold_v the_o title_n of_o any_o one_o upon_o earth_n be_v a_o refusal_n to_o acquiesce_v in_o the_o wise_a and_o righteous_a pleasure_n of_o god_n jenkins_n petition_n print_a oct._n 15._o 1651._o 23_o the_o king_n must_v command_v not_o only_o according_a to_o god_n but_o man_n law_n and_o if_o he_o do_v not_o so_o command_v the_o resistance_n be_v not_o a_o resistance_n of_o power_n but_o will._n bridges_n to_o the_o commons_o feb._n 7._o 1642._o pref._n 24_o let_v not_o the_o son_n of_o belial_n say_v there_o be_v no_o law_n now_o let_v they_o not_o be_v as_o when_o there_o be_v no_o king_n in_o israel_n every_o man_n do_v that_o which_o be_v right_a in_o his_o own_o eye_n let_v they_o know_v that_o the_o kingly_a power_n reside_v in_o the_o high_a court_n of_o parliament_n pickering_n no._n 27._o 1649._o epist._n ded._n 25_o subject_n do_v promise_v obedience_n that_o the_o magistrate_n may_v help_v they_o which_o if_o he_o do_v not_o they_o be_v discharge_v of_o their_o obedience_n goodman_n p._n 190._o 26_o judges_n ought_v by_o the_o law_n of_o god_n to_o summon_v prince_n before_o they_o for_o their_o crime_n and_o to_o proceed_v against_o they_o as_o against_o all_o other_o offender_n obedience_n p._n 111._o 27_o scotland_n fight_v for_o themselves_o and_o their_o own_o safety_n and_o whatever_o law_n will_v warrant_v nation_n now_o to_o join_v together_o against_o the_o turk_n will_v warrant_n scotland_n their_o join_v with_o england_n against_o their_o common-enemy_n apologet._n relat._n p._n 138._o 28_o a_o war_n raise_v by_o the_o parliament_n against_o the_o common_a enemy_n in_o defence_n of_o the_o king_n honour_n the_o safety_n of_o the_o people_n and_o the_o purity_n of_o religion_n can_v be_v condemn_v as_o unjust_a and_o illegal_a apol._n rel._n p._n 142._o 29_o it_o be_v the_o common_a practice_n of_o the_o parliament_n of_o scotland_n and_o lex_fw-la currit_fw-la cum_fw-la praxi_fw-la to_o rise_v in_o arm_n against_o their_o king_n when_o they_o turn_v tyrant_n ibid._n 143._o 30_o it_o be_v lawful_a for_o the_o inferior_a and_o subordinate_a magistrate_n to_o defend_v the_o church_n and_o commonwealth_n when_o the_o supreme_a magistrate_n degenerate_v and_o fall_v into_o tyranny_n or_o idolatry_n for_o king_n be_v subject_a to_o their_o commonwealth_n canterbury_n doom_n p._n 290._o etc._n etc._n 31_o the_o parliament_n have_v declare_v
colemanstreet_n conclave_n visited_n p._n 1._o 1648._o p._n 33_o the_o congregationall_a man_n swear_v to_o endeavour_v uniformity_n and_o yet_o practise_v this_o day_n multiformity_n of_o religion_n &_o have_v put_v to_o the_o sale_n the_o blood_n of_o many_o gallant_a man_n in_o scotland_n that_o so_o they_o may_v buy_v with_o their_o life_n curse_a liberty_n of_o conscience_n but_o will_v it_o not_o be_v bitterness_n in_o the_o end_n rutherford_n free_a disputation_n 1649._o p._n 256._o we_o know_v no_o service_n to_o the_o state_n do_v by_o these_o man_n but_o that_o they_o set_v up_o with_o the_o sword_n all_o the_o blasphemous_a and_o heretical_a sect_n and_o religion_n that_o tho._n muncer_n or_o john_n of_o leydâ—…n_n fancy_v contrary_a to_o the_o oath_n of_o god_n ib._n 259._o i._o 34_o be_v there_o ever_o any_o thing_n do_v in_o the_o bishop_n time_n or_o any_o thing_n attempt_v to_o be_v do_v by_o this_o generation_n of_o man_n in_o the_o day_n of_o their_o great_a interest_n and_o power_n in_o the_o kingdom_n of_o that_o bloody_a consequence_n to_o those_o godly_a person_n minister_n or_o other_o who_o they_o most_o hate_a and_o seek_v to_o crush_v as_o this_o ordinance_n to_o prevent_v the_o grow_v and_o spread_v of_o heresy_n etc._n etc._n if_o once_o establish_v be_v like_a to_o be_v to_o far_o great_a number_n of_o true_o pious_a and_o conscientious_a men._n some_o modest_a and_o humble_a query_n p._n 7._o note_n upon_o §._o 3._o i_o shall_v not_o need_v to_o cut_v up_o this_o section_n by_o paragraph_n but_o rather_o recommend_v it_o whole_a to_o the_o consideration_n of_o any_o indifferent_a reader_n these_o be_v the_o people_n that_o assume_v to_o themselves_o the_o title_n of_o the_o king_n best_a subject_n and_o the_o church_n of_o england_n true-protestants_a when_o yet_o at_o the_o same_o time_n they_o do_v with_o their_o own_o lip_n and_o pen_n declare_v themselves_o the_o implacable_a enemy_n of_o order_n and_o of_o one_o another_o they_o call_v for_o indulgence_n contrary_a to_o law_n from_o those_o who_o they_o themselves_o destroy_v for_o live_v and_o act_v according_a to_o the_o law_n and_o to_o who_o so_o far_o from_o mercy_n they_o never_o show_v so_o much_o as_o humanity_n or_o common_a pity_n they_o demand_v a_o comprehension_n with_o that_o church_n which_o they_o do_v joint_o pronounce_v to_o be_v antichristian_a they_o make_v use_v of_o religion_n and_o tenderness_n of_o conscience_n as_o their_o plea_n for_o a_o common_a union_n with_o the_o church_n and_o yet_o what_o be_v it_o but_o the_o same_o pretence_n of_o religion_n and_o conscience_n that_o cause_n all_o those_o mortal_a feud_n among_o themselves_o what_o religion_n can_v be_v expect_v from_o man_n of_o these_o outrageous_a principle_n what_o peace_n with_o so_o many_o implacable_a antipathy_n and_o opposition_n what_o truth_n from_o such_o a_o medley_n of_o pernicious_a error_n and_o what_o trust_n can_v be_v give_v to_o those_o that_o never_o keep_v faith_n either_o with_o god_n or_o man_n nor_o ever_o agree_v but_o in_o order_n to_o the_o ruin_n and_o confusion_n of_o the_o state_n will_v they_o be_v unite_v you_o see_v it_o be_v dangerous_a and_o impossible_a dangerous_a in_o respect_n of_o the_o public_a and_o impossible_a among_o themselves_o for_o they_o make_v it_o no_o less_o than_o matter_n of_o damnation_n to_o suffer_v one_o another_o now_o according_a to_o these_o practice_n and_o position_n let_v the_o world_n judge_n of_o the_o design_n §._o 4._o the_o dissenter_n behaviour_n towards_o the_o government_n and_o first_o the_o clergy_n 1_o pernicious_a deceiver_n presumptuous_a shepherd_n baalamites_n blazing-star_n gloss_a hypocrite_n with_o god_n fasting-pharisaicall_a preacher_n miserable_a guide_n counterfeit-false_a prophet_n sycophant_n trencher-priest_n conscience-broker_n dangerous_a and_o pestilent_a seducer_n sectary-precise_a preacher_n treacherous_a watchman_n swear_a soldier_n of_o antichrist_n etc._n etc._n barrow_n and_o greenwood_n cite_v in_o bancroft_n survey_v of_o holy_a discipline_n p._n 355._o 2_o this_o new_a parcel_n of_o mockery_n and_o jesuited_a popery_n as_o bad_a as_o any_o in_o the_o mass-book_n i._n e._n a_o collection_n of_o prayer_n and_o thanksgiving_n use_v in_o his_o majesty_n chapel_n etc._n etc._n and_o publish_v by_o his_o majesty_n command_n 1644._o 3_o croak_n frog_n clergy_n that_o creep_v into_o the_o king_n chamber_n who_o be_v know_v by_o the_o gutter_n whence_o they_o come_v out_o of_o the_o dragon_n out_o of_o the_o mouth_n of_o the_o beast_n and_o the_o false_a prophet_n they_o be_v the_o spirit_n of_o devil_n who_o go_v forth_o unto_o the_o king_n of_o the_o earth_n to_o gather_v they_o to_o battle_n etc._n etc._n the_o frog_n head_n be_v like_o their_o cap_n quadrata_n ranarum_fw-la capita_n here_o be_v work_n for_o the_o parliament_n that_o the_o king_n may_v have_v no_o more_o croaker_n in_o his_o chamber_n wilson_n to_o the_o commons_o sep._n 1642._o 4_o a_o stink_v heap_n of_o atheistical_a and_o roman-rubbish_n a_o rot_a rabble_n of_o slanderous_a priest_n and_o spurious_a bastard_n son_n of_o belial_n who_o by_o their_o affect_a ignorance_n and_o laziness_n their_o false_a doctrine_n and_o idolatrous_a &_o superstitious_a practice_n in_o god_n worship_n by_o their_o most_o abominable_a evil_a life_n and_o conversation_n have_v like_o hophni_n and_o phinehas_n make_v the_o lord_n ordinance_n to_o be_v even_o abhor_v by_o the_o people_n vicar_n jehovae_fw-la jireh_n p._n 88_o 1644._o 5_o who_o among_o we_o 7._o year_n ago_o imagine_v that_o this_o land_n shall_v be_v heal_v of_o the_o two_o great_a plague-sore_n of_o this_o land_n viz._n the_o common-pruy_a book_n and_o episcopacy_n of_o the_o lesser_a scab_n of_o dean_n and_o prebend_n chancellor_n arch-deacon_n querister_n promoter_n etc._n etc._n together_o with_o the_o spiritual_a court_n and_o all_o the_o trumpery_n of_o their_o superstitious_a ceremony_n love_n sermon_n at_o uxbridge_n jan._n 30._o 1944._o p_o 29._o 6_o if_o justice_n be_v at_o a_o stand_n and_o can_v take_v hold_n of_o live_v delinquent_n to_o keep_v the_o axe_n from_o rust_n let_v justice_n be_v execute_v upon_o liveless_a delinquent_n be_v there_o no_o altar_n no_o high-place_n no_o crucifix_n etc._n etc._n greenhill_n to_o the_o commons_o ap._n 26._o 1643._o p._n 37._o 7_o throw_v away_o the_o rubbish_n out_o with_o the_o lord_n enemy_n and_o the_o land_n vex_v the_o midianite_n abolish_v the_o amalekite_n else_o they_o will_v vex_v you_o with_o their_o wiles_n as_o they_o have_v do_v heretofore_o let_v popery_n find_v no_o favour_n because_o it_o be_v treasonable_a prelacy_n as_o little_a because_o it_o be_v tyrannical_a but_o establish_v god_n his_o truth_n and_o way_n coleman_n to_o the_o commons_o au._n 30._o 1643._o p._n 64._o 8_o god_n be_v weary_a of_o our_o new-moon_n and_o sabbath_n and_o the_o call_v of_o our_o assembly_n he_o can_v not_o smell_v in_o our_o common_a feast_n our_o sacrifice_n be_v a_o abomination_n to_o he_o through_o the_o noisomness_n of_o those_o corruption_n which_o hophni_n and_o phinehas_n superstitious_a and_o wicked_a man_n in_o the_o priesthood_n mingle_v with_o they_o strickland_n no._n 1944._o p._n 33._o 9_o the_o hierarchy_n be_v become_v a_o fret_v gaugreen_a and_o sprede_n leprosy_n a_o insupportable_a tyraany_n up_o with_o it_o up_o with_o it_o to_o the_o bottom_n root_n and_o branch_n hippolito_n and_o thigh_n destroy_v these_o amalckite_n and_o let_v there_o place_n be_v no_o more_o find_v coleman_n to_o the_o par._n au._n 30._o 1643._o p._n 39_o 10_o our_o cathedrall_n be_v in_o a_o great_a part_n of_o late_o become_v the_o nest_n of_o idle_a drone_n and_o the_o roost_a place_n of_o superstitious_a formality_n coleman_n to_o the_o commons_o au._n 30._o 1643._o p._n 39_o 11_o how_o be_v this_o honourable_a and_o famous_a city_n of_o london_n furnish_v even_o just_a as_o jeroboam_fw-la furnish_v bethel_n with_o the_o idle_v the_o most_o superstitious_a of_o all_o the_o rest_n id._n ibid._n 12_o a_o ungodly_a generation_n that_o weep_v with_o a_o loud_a voice_n and_o complain_v their_o god_n be_v go_v their_o god_n episcopacy_n their_o god_n liturgy_n the_o organ_n and_o the_o surplice_n the_o cross_n etc._n etc._n stanton_n to_o the_o commons_o ap._n 24._o 1644._o epistle_n 13_o our_o religion_n and_o liberty_n be_v settle_v by_o the_o law_n of_o the_o land_n not_o so_o israel_n in_o egypt_n and_o therefore_o the_o antichristian_a party_n in_o their_o attempt_n to_o wrest_v they_o from_o we_o be_v more_o unjust_a and_o cruel_a then_o of_o old_a be_v egypt_n ibid._n p._n 5._o 14_o how_o many_o dumb_a devil_n be_v now_o cast_v out_o of_o many_o parish_n in_o the_o land_n bond_n to_o the_o commons_o mar._n 27._o 1644._o p._n 44._o 15_o what_o have_v we_o get_v if_o the_o prelatical_a party_n have_v be_v set_v up_o what_o can_v we_o have_v expect_v from_o they_o but_o superstition_n innovation_n illegality_n bondage_n
abihu_n and_o saul_n will_v intermeddle_v with_o god_n warrant_n as_o she_o q._n eliz._n have_v do_v with_o matter_n of_o religion_n with_o god_n matter_n she_o must_v think_v it_o no_o injury_n to_o be_v disobey'd_n soldier_n of_o berwick_n cite_v by_o the_o author_n of_o a_o answer_n to_o a_o factious_a libel_n entitle_v a_o abstract_n of_o several_a act_n of_o parliament_n etc._n etc._n 2_o kings_z no_o less_o than_o the_o rest_n must_v obey_v and_o yield_v to_o the_o just_a authority_n of_o the_o ecclesiastical_a magistrate_n ecclesiastical_a discip._n p._n 142._o 3_o the_o consistory_n may_v and_o aught_o to_o admonish_v the_o magistrate_n which_o be_v negligent_a in_o punish_v vice_n danaeus_n par._n 2._o isag._n li._n 2._o cap._n 62._o and_o also_o may_v upon_o knowledge_n of_o the_o cause_n take_v excommunicate_a even_o the_o chief_a magistrate_n unto_o the_o which_o he_o ought_v to_o submit_v himself_o ibid._n ca._n 67._o 4_o prince_n must_v remember_v to_o subject_v themselves_o to_o the_o church_n and_o to_o submit_v their_o sceptre_n to_o throw_v down_o their_o crown_n before_o the_o church_n yea_o to_o lick_v the_o dust_n of_o the_o foot_n of_o the_o church_n t._n cartwright_n p._n 645._o 5_o every_o eldership_n be_v the_o tribunal_n seat_n of_o christ._n beza_n de_fw-fr presb._n p._n 124._o 6_o the_o holy_a discipline_n ought_v to_o be_v set_v up_o and_o all_o prince_n to_o submit_v themselves_o under_o the_o yoke_n of_o it_o what_o prince_n king_n or_o emperor_n shall_v disannul_v the_o same_o he_o be_v to_o be_v repute_v god_n enemy_n and_o to_o be_v hold_v unworthy_a to_o reign_v above_o his_o people_n knox_n exhort_v to_o eng._n p._n 91._o etc._n etc._n 7_o our_o church-history_n tell_v that_o mr._n andrew_n melvin_n that_o faithful_a and_o zealous_a servant_n of_o christ_n will_v not_o answer_v before_o the_o king_n and_o the_o council_n for_o his_o allege_a treasonable_a discourse_n in_o a_o sermon_n until_o he_o have_v first_o give_v in_o a_o plain_a and_o formal_a protestation_n and_o the_o like_a be_v do_v by_o worthy_a mr._n david_n blake_n upon_o the_o like_a occasion_n and_o the_o protestation_n be_v approve_v and_o sign_v by_o a_o good_a part_n of_o the_o church_n of_o scotland_n 1596._o hist._n indul._n p._n 14._o 8_o the_o irreligiousness_n antichristianism_n and_o exorbitancy_n of_o this_o explicatory_a and_o as_o to_o some_o thing_n ampliatory_a act_n and_o assertion_n of_o the_o king_n supremacy_n in_o church-affair_n of_o nou._n 16._o 1669_o this_o supra-papal_a supremacy_n hist._n indul._n p._n 27._o 9_o the_o accepter_n of_o the_o indulgence_n be_v chargeable_a with_o high_a treason_n against_o the_o king_n of_o king_n our_o lord_n jesus_n christ._n hist._n indul._n p._n 86._o 10_o christ_n break_v and_o mould_v commonwealth_n at_o his_o pleasure_n he_o have_v not_o speak_v much_o in_o his_o word_n how_o long_o they_o shall_v last_v or_o what_o he_o intend_v to_o do_v with_o they_o only_o this_o that_o all_o king_n and_o kingdom_n that_o make_v war_n against_o the_o church_n shall_v be_v break_v a_o piece_n and_o that_o in_o the_o end_n all_z the_o kingdom_n of_o the_o world_n shall_v be_v the_o kingdom_n of_o our_o lord_n and_o his_o saint_n and_o they_o shall_v reign_v over_o they_o marshal_n to_o the_o commons_o june_n 15._o 1643._o p._n 47._o 11_o what_o be_v our_o posture_n and_o practice_n after_o we_o have_v so_o stupid_o stand_v by_o till_o we_o see_v the_o whole_a work_n overturn_v without_o offer_v to_o interpose_v effectual_o to_o prevent_v its_o ruin_n or_o to_o fall_v with_o it_o hist._n of_o indulgence_n pref._n 1678._o speak_v of_o the_o action_n of_o bothwell-bridge_n 12_o the_o father_n have_v give_v to_o christ_n all_o power_n both_o in_o heaven_n and_o in_o earth_n and_o the_o rule_n and_o regiment_n of_o this_o kingdom_n he_o have_v commit_v to_o monarchy_n aristocracy_n or_o democracy_n as_o the_o several_a combination_n and_o association_n of_o the_o people_n shall_v between_o themselves_o think_v good_a to_o elect_a and_o erect_a god_n leave_v people_n to_o their_o own_o liberty_n in_o this_o case_n case_n on_o isaiah_n 43._o 4._o p._n 26._o 13_o they_o be_v carry_v on_o a_o malignant_a interest_n to_o wit_n the_o establish_v the_o king_n in_o the_o exercise_n of_o his_o power_n in_o scotland_n and_o the_o re-investing_a he_o with_o the_o government_n in_o england_n when_o he_o have_v not_o yet_o abandon_v his_o former_a enmity_n to_o the_o work_n and_o people_n of_o god_n and_o the_o secure_n of_o power_n in_o their_o own_o hand_n under_o he_o gillespy_v useful_a case_n of_o conscience_n p._n 66._o 14_o there_o be_v a_o sin_n in_o the_o people_n join_v because_o few_o or_o none_o of_o those_o who_o do_v join_v do_v give_v any_o testimony_n against_o the_o magistrate_n employ_v of_o the_o malignant_a party_n ibid._n 15_o after_o the_o treaty_n be_v bring_v to_o some_o close_a the_o king_n do_v before_o his_o come_n to_o sea_n receive_v the_o sacrament_n of_o the_o lord_n supper_n from_o one_o of_o the_o prelatical_a chaplain_n and_o according_a to_o the_o service-book_n etc._n etc._n notwithstanding_o the_o commissioner_n of_o the_o kirk_n do_v represent_v the_o evil_a thereof_o to_o he_o gillespy_v useful_a case_n of_o conscience_n discuss_v p._n 56._o another_o exception_n that_o the_o king_n do_v not_o think_v his_o father_n guilty_a of_o blood_n ibid._n 16_o be_v there_o not_o cause_n to_o scruple_n at_o the_o take_n of_o this_o oath_n of_o allegiance_n which_o will_v have_v import_v 1._o a_o condemn_v of_o the_o convention_n of_o estate_n in_o scotland_n 1643._o 2._o a_o condemn_v of_o the_o parliament_n an._n 1640._o 41._o 44._o 45._o 46._o 47._o 48._o as_o also_o the_o committee_n and_o parliament_n thereafter_o an._n 1649._o 1650._o 1651._o 3._o a_o condemn_v of_o all_o the_o act_n make_v by_o these_o parliament_n 4._o a_o condemn_v of_o all_o the_o meeting_n council_n and_o convention_n of_o the_o subject_n at_o the_o begin_n of_o the_o late_a work_n of_o reformation_n 5._o a_o condemn_v of_o the_o league_n and_o covenant_n 6._o a_o condemn_v of_o scotland_n join_v with_o and_o help_v of_o england_n in_o the_o day_n of_o their_o strength_n 7._o a_o condemn_v of_o the_o renew_n of_o the_o national_a covenant_n 1638._o 1639._o 8._o a_o condemn_v of_o the_o general_n assembly_n 1638._o and_o several_a other_o thereafter_o 9_o a_o condemn_v of_o scotland_n rise_v in_o arm_n in_o their_o own_o defence_n against_o the_o popish_a prelatical_a and_o malignant_a party_n 10._o a_o condemn_v of_o their_o seize_v upon_o fort_n and_o castle_n in_o their_o own_o defence_n a_o apolâ—…getical_a relation_n of_o the_o suffering_n of_o the_o scotch_a minister_n 1665._o p._n 127._o 128._o 17_o we_o ought_v to_o consider_v the_o condition_n of_o the_o king_n letter_n of_o indulgence_n to_o the_o kirk_n june_n 7._o 1669._o what_o be_v account_v live_v peaceable_o and_o orderly_o by_o such_o as_o propose_v this_o qualification_n and_o that_o sure_a to_o speak_v it_o in_o the_o smooth_a of_o terâ—…s_n be_v a_o negative_a compliance_n with_o all_o their_o tyranny_n oppression_n of_o church_n and_o country_n bloodshed_n overturning_a of_o the_o work_n of_o god_n establish_v iniquity_n by_o law_n perjury_n apostasy_n re-establish_a of_o perjure_a prelate_n and_o abjure_v prelacy_n hist._n of_o indulg_n p._n 7._o 18_o we_o remark_n further_o that_o the_o letter_n say_v that_o none_o of_o these_o minister_n have_v any_o seditious_a discourse_n or_o expression_n in_o pulpit_n or_o elsewhere_o and_o what_o be_v understand_v here_o by_o seditious_a discourse_n or_o expression_n we_o can_v be_v ignorant_a but_o now_o what_o conscientious_a minister_n can_v either_o tacit_o promise_v such_o a_o thing_n or_o upon_o the_o high_a peril_n forbear_v to_o utter_v such_o discourse_n or_o who_o can_v think_v that_o any_o such_o thing_n can_v be_v yield_v unto_o who_o consider_v what_o god_n require_v of_o minister_n in_o reference_n to_o a_o corrupt_a and_o apostatise_v state_n and_o what_o the_o weight_n of_o the_o blood_n of_o soul_n be_v hist._n indul._n p._n 11._o 19_o the_o unparalleled_a perfidy_n and_o breach_n of_o covenant_n the_o most_o abominable_a irreligious_a inhuman_a and_o tyrannical_a act_n make_v for_o establish_v of_o this_o wicked_a course_n of_o defection_n hist._n indul._n p._n 12._o 20_o christ_n and_o his_o apostle_n be_v the_o great_a of_o conventicle_n preacher_n and_o almost_o preach_v no_o other_o way_n want_v always_o the_o authority_n of_o the_o supreme_a magistrate_n and_o yet_o not_o wait_v upon_o their_o indulgence_n hist._n indul._n p._n 17._o 21_o they_o have_v power_n to_o abrogate_v and_o abolish_v all_o statue_n and_o ordinance_n concern_v ecclesiastical_a matter_n that_o be_v find_v noisome_a and_o unprofitable_a and_o agree_v not_o with_o the_o time_n or_o be_v abuse_v by_o the_o people_n 2_o book_n of_o discipline_n cap._n 7._o 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to_o be_v most_o convenient_a and_o useful_a for_o the_o welfare_n and_o safety_n of_o the_o people_n little_a benjamin_n license_v by_o gilb._n mabbot_n p._n 11._o 2_o do_v not_o this_o grand_a pretend_a father_n of_o this_o nation_n destroy_v a_o multitude_n of_o his_o best_a child_n and_o will_v he_o not_o glad_o have_v slay_v all_o the_o rest_n upon_o further_a opportunity_n be_v it_o not_o high_a time_n the_o parliament_n shall_v execute_v judgement_n upon_o he_o ibid._n p._n 12._o the_o general_n and_o his_o council_n do_v and_o have_v perform_v their_o duty_n in_o all_o their_o proceed_n concur_v with_o the_o parliament_n to_o execute_v justice_n upon_o the_o grand_a delinquent_n and_o also_o upon_o some_o of_o the_o chief_a of_o his_o wâ—…cked_a counsellor_n and_o adherent_n ibid._n p._n 30._o 3_o have_v not_o the_o king_n be_v a_o corrupt_a fountain_n poison_v every_o stream_n and_o rivulet_n he_o have_v access_n unto_o and_o will_v he_o not_o have_v do_v so_o still_o if_o he_o have_v not_o be_v cut_v off_o aâ—…_n be_v not_o justice_n execute_v a_o good_a mean_n to_o establish_v the_o faith_n of_o the_o land_n in_o rest_n and_o peace_n with_o their_o life_n estate_n law_n liberty_n and_o privilege_n ancient_o and_o inherent_o in_o themselves_o ibid._n p._n 15._o 4_o shall_v the_o parliament_n of_o england_n be_v now_o blame_v for_o cut_v off_o that_o 〈◊〉_d of_o uâ—…pers_n and_o tyrant_n and_o reduce_v affair_n to_o their_o first_o 〈◊〉_d and_o right_a principle_n or_o will_v the_o people_n of_o england_n after_o 〈◊〉_d experience_n centre_n tâ—…_n liberties_n and_o freedom_n in_o a_o câ—…_n 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d of_o succession_n and_o lose_v their_o commonwealth_n 〈◊〉_d personal_a glory_n of_o a_o young_a pretender_n the_o portraiture_n 〈◊〉_d king_n of_o england_n 1650._o p._n 15._o 5_o 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d no_o power_n but_o â—…s_n of_o god_n be_v not_o the_o late_a king_n with_o his_o heir_n and_o sâ—…_n be_v dâ—…p_v â—…ssed_v by_o god_n saunders_n aâ—…_n â—…ter_v to_o the_o judge_n march_z 23._o 1â—…50_n p._n 24._o 6_o god_n have_v be_v please_v of_o late_a to_o make_v a_o sad_a breach_n among_o we_o take_v away_o from_o we_o our_o former_a pilot_n the_o late_a renewâ—…d_a protector_n who_o when_o he_o have_v fight_v the_o natâ—…ons_n battle_n carry_v through_o the_o wilderness_n preserve_v we_o from_o the_o 〈◊〉_d and_o fury_n of_o our_o enemy_n and_o bring_v we_o within_o sight_n of_o the_o premise_v land_n give_v up_o the_o ghost_n lay_v down_o his_o 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d and_o his_o life_n together_o with_o who_o fall_n the_o nation_n be_v 〈◊〉_d his_o death_n cover_v all_o the_o face_n of_o sobâ—…_n and_o considerate_a person_n with_o paleness_n and_o their_o heart_n with_o sadness_n as_o if_o peace_n prosperity_n reformation_n the_o gospel_n all_o lay_v draw_v on_o and_o will_v be_v bury_v in_o the_o same_o grave_a with_o he_o but_o bless_v be_v god_n therâ—…_n and_o her_o 〈◊〉_d place_v in_o his_o room_n while_o he_o direct_v the_o course_n let_v we_o till_o the_o sail_n with_o our_o pray_v breath_n moses_n it_o be_v true_a be_v dead_a but_o we_o have_v a_o 〈◊〉_d succeed_v he_o let_v as_o pray_v that_o what_o thâ—…_n other_o happy_o begâ—…n_v this_o may_v more_o happy_o finish_v and_o bring_v the_o accomplishment_n of_o all_o your_o right-brâ—…d_a hope_n and_o what_o they_o say_v to_o 〈◊〉_d let_v we_o say_v unto_o his_o highness_n according_a as_o we_o hearkâ—…_n unto_o moses_n in_o all_o thing_n so_o 〈◊〉_d we_o harken_v unto_o thou_o only_o the_o lord_n thy_o god_n be_v with_o thou_o â—…s_v he_o be_v with_o moses_n slater_n protector_n prâ—…_n or_o the_o 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d by_o a_o pray_v people_n octob._n 13._o 1658._o p._n 57_o 58._o 7_o for_o my_o part_n i_o have_v oppos_fw-la d_o the_o tyranny_n 〈◊〉_d the_o king_n love_n be_v speech_n sect._n 20_o i_o do_v it_o be_v true_a 〈◊〉_d be_v my_o pâ—…ce_n aâ—…d_v call_v the_o 〈◊〉_d of_o the_o late_a king_n and_o be_v he_o alâ—…ve_v again_o and_o shall_v i_o live_v long_o the_o caâ—…_n be_v as_o thâ—…_n it_o be_v i_o shall_v oppose_v he_o long_o england_n â—…per_n sect._n 14._o 8_o as_o for_o the_o title_n of_o this_o prince_n who_o will_v fain_o be_v account_v the_o right_a heir_n let_v we_o but_o remember_v from_o whence_o he_o have_v it_o and_o how_o it_o be_v now_o taint_v be_v it_o never_o so_o just_a the_o treason_n of_o the_o father_n have_v cut_v off_o the_o son_n true_a port._n p._n 39_o 9_o charles_n the_o father_n be_v go_v to_o his_o own_o place_n and_o so_o be_v charles_n the_o son_n likewise_o he_o be_v in_o his_o own_o proper_a nation_n scotland_n let_v we_o keep_v he_o there_o iâ—…_n we_o be_v wise_a and_o intend_v to_o be_v happy_a &_o let_v england_n disdain_v to_o be_v under_o the_o domination_n of_o a_o foreign_a power_n for_o the_o future_a the_o true_a portraiture_n p._n 42._o 10_o if_o the_o god_n of_o heaven_n the_o god_n of_o truth_n have_v write_v your_o name_n aright_o with_o the_o beam_n of_o the_o noon_n day_n sun_n in_o the_o eye_n of_o all_o the_o nation_n in_o the_o world_n you_o be_v the_o saviour_n of_o the_o oppress_a the_o conqueror_n of_o tyrant_n and_o the_o breaker_n of_o those_o clergical_a yoke_n etc._n etc._n the_o beacon_n quench_v dedicate_v to_o the_o parliament_n of_o the_o commonwealth_n of_o england_n 1652_o 11_o there_o be_v great_a and_o mighty_a work_n in_o hand_n in_o this_o nation_n tyrant_n be_v punish_v the_o law_n of_o oppressor_n be_v break_v bloody_a revengeful_a people_n in_o war_n disappoint_v i._o o._n a_o thanksgiving_n sermon_n for_o the_o scot_n defeat_n at_o worcester_n oct._n 24._o 1651._o p._n 2._o a_o monarchy_n of_o some_o hundred_o year_n continuance_n always_o affect_v and_o at_o length_n whole_o degenerate_v into_o tyranny_n destroy_v pull_v down_o swallow_v up_o ibid._n p._n 6._o 12_o if_o any_o person_n in_o the_o world_n have_v cause_n to_o sing_v the_o song_n of_o moses_n and_o the_o lamb_n we_o have_v this_o day_n the_o bondage_n prepare_v for_o we_o be_v both_o in_o spiritual_n and_o temporal_n about_o a_o tyrant_n full_a of_o revenge_n and_o a_o discipline_n full_a of_o persecution_n have_v be_v our_o contest_v whether_o the_o yoke_n of_o the_o one_o or_o the_o other_o shall_v by_o the_o sword_n and_o violence_n be_v put_v upon_o our_o neck_n and_o conscience_n be_v our_o controversy_n ibid._n p._n 7._o 13_o he_o that_o be_v entrust_v with_o the_o sword_n and_o dare_v not_o do_v justice_n on_o every_o one_o that_o dare_v do_v injustice_n be_v afraid_a of_o the_o creature_n but_o make_v very_o bold_a with_o the_o creator_n owen_n to_o the_o commons_o jan._n 31._o 1648._o p._n 15._o 14_o doubtless_o never_o be_v there_o any_o person_n under_o heaven_n speak_v of_o the_o late_a king_n sentence_v with_o death_n upon_o more_o equitable_a or_o just_a ground_n in_o respect_n of_o gild_n and_o demerit_n jo._n goodwin_n defence_n of_o the_o sentence_n pass_v on_o the_o king_n p._n 91._o 15_o god_n providence_n that_o be_v his_o permission_n of_o event_n and_o success_n be_v antecedent_n declaration_n of_o his_o good_a will_n and_o approbation_n a_o resusal_n to_o be_v subject_a to_o this_o authority_n the_o parliament_n of_o the_o commonwealth_n of_o england_n under_o the_o pretence_n of_o uphold_v the_o title_n of_o any_o one_o upon_o earth_n be_v a_o refusal_n to_o acquiesce_v in_o the_o wise_a and_o righteous_a pleasure_n of_o god_n such_o a_o oppose_v of_o the_o government_n set_v up_o by_o the_o sovereign_a lord_n of_o heaven_n and_o earth_n as_o none_o can_v have_v peace_n either_o in_o act_v in_o or_o suffer_v for_o w._n jenkins_n petition_n octob._n 1651._o 16_o if_o there_o be_v any_o in_o this_o assembly_n that_o think_v not_o this_o union_n a_o sufficient_a retribution_n and_o satisfaction_n for_o all_o his_o twenty_o part_n for_o all_o his_o