primer_n in_o politic_n nor_o their_o catâ—…hisme_n in_o divinity_n i._o 18_o the_o church_n of_o england_n be_v a_o true_a whorish_a mother_n and_o they_o that_o be_v of_o she_o be_v base_a beget_v and_o â—…_n astardly_a child_n and_o she_o neither_o be_v nor_o ever_o be_v true_o marry_v join_v or_o unite_v unto_o jesus_n christ_n in_o that_o esponsal_n baâ—…d_v which_o his_o true_a church_n be_v and_o aught_o to_o be_v but_o be_v one_o of_o anti-christs_n national_n whorith_v church_n and_o city_n speak_v of_o revel_n 16._o 19_o etc._n etc._n the_o church_n of_o england_n be_v false_a and_o antichristian_a and_o as_o she_o be_v a_o false_a and_o antichristian_a church_n she_o shall_v never_o make_v true_a officer_n and_o minister_n of_o jesus_n christ_n as_o iâ—…nnes_n and_o jambres_n withstand_v moses_n so_o do_v these_o man_n also_o resist_v the_o truth_n liâ—…urn_v cite_v by_o bastwick_n indep_n etc._n etc._n p._n 315._o yea_o when_o they_o write_v most_o mild_o against_o the_o presbyterian_o they_o call_v they_o lion_n bear_n wolf_n tiger_n baal_n priest_n the_o limb_n of_o antichrist_n the_o antichristian_a brood_n the_o devil_n minister_n presbyterant_n ibid._n p._n 316._o p._n 19_o the_o independent_o be_v take_v up_o in_o bite_a and_o devour_v one_o another_o in_o hatred_n variance_n emulation_n wrath_n strife_n sedition_n heresy_n envy_n etc._n etc._n bastwick_n indep_n not_o god_n ord._n p._n 330._o i._o 20_o i_o challenge_v our_o brother_n for_o take_v christ_n name_n in_o vain_a when_o in_o stead_n of_o find_v christ_n set_v upon_o his_o throne_n in_o their_o congregation_n we_o find_v there_o no_o more_o than_o a_o image_n such_o as_o michal_n have_v make_v up_o instead_o of_o king_n david_n or_o as_o those_o that_o in_o mockery_n make_v of_o christ_n a_o pageant_n king_n strip_v he_o and_o put_v on_o he_o a_o scarlet_a robe_n and_o on_o his_o head_n a_o crown_n of_o thorn_n and_o in_o his_o hand_n a_o reed_n salute_v he_o with_o hail_o king_n of_o the_o jew_n burton_n cite_v by_o bastwick_n independency_n not_o god_n ordinance_n p._n 312._o p._n 21_o i_o here_o present_v you_o with_o a_o catalogue_n or_o black_a bill_n of_o the_o error_n heresy_n blasphemy_n and_o practice_n of_o the_o sectary_n of_o this_o time_n broach_v and_o act_v within_o these_o four_o last_o year_n in_o england_n and_o that_o in_o your_o quarter_n and_o in_o place_n under_o your_o government_n and_o power_n for_o which_o i_o tremble_v to_o think_v lest_o the_o whole_a kingdom_n shall_v be_v in_o god_n black_a bill_n edward_n gangrene_n 1646._o ep._n ded._n to_o the_o lord_n and_o commons_o i_o 22_o this_o whole_a postcript_n of_o bastwick_n be_v a_o very_a cento_n and_o farrago_fw-la or_o hodgepodge_n of_o invective_n sarcasm_n scurrilous_a scoff_v incendiary_n incentives_n to_o stir_v up_o the_o state_n and_o all_o sort_n of_o people_n to_o root_v out_o and_o cut_v off_o all_o those_o that_o be_v of_o the_o independent_a way_n as_o they_o call_v it_o burtons_n brief_a answer_n to_o bastwick_n postcript_n p._n 23_o oh_o the_o faithfulness_n dutifullness_n patience_n long-suffering_a forbearance_n of_o the_o presbyterian_o their_o dutifullness_n and_o patience_n in_o wait_v upon_o the_o parliament_n their_o faithfulness_n in_o not_o abate_v in_o their_o zeal_n and_o respect_n to_o they_o oh_o their_o love_n kindness_n and_o tenderness_n to_o the_o independent_o yea_o to_o other_o sectary_n also_o who_o have_v have_v something_o of_o christ_n and_o grace_n in_o they_o and_o have_v not_o fall_v into_o error_n and_o blasphemy_n rase_v their_o foundation_n but_o now_o on_o the_o other_o hand_n the_o sectary_n though_o a_o contemptible_a number_n and_o not_o to_o be_v name_v at_o the_o same_o time_n with_o the_o presbyterian_o have_v not_o wait_v upon_o the_o parliament_n and_o assembly_n for_o the_o reformation_n but_o preach_v against_o it_o and_o stir_v up_o the_o people_n to_o embody_n themselves_o and_o to_o join_v in_o church_n fellowship_n gather_v church_n set_v up_o independent_a government_n rebaptising_a and_o dip_v many_o hundred_o etc._n etc._n edward_n discovery_n p._n 51._o i._o 24_o such_o a_o oracle_n of_o infallibility_n and_o sâ—…ch_v a_o supremacy_n as_o 〈◊〉_d true-bred-english-christian_a can_v interpret_v for_o other_o then_o antichristian_a tyranny_n and_o all_o under_o the_o name_n of_o a_o christian-presbyterian_a church-government_n burtons_n conformity_n deformity_n p._n 21._o p._n 25_o ambitious_a proud_a covetous_a man_n libertine_n and_o loose_a person_n who_o have_v a_o desire_n to_o live_v in_o pleasure_n and_o enjoy_v their_o lust_n and_o to_o be_v under_o no_o government_n they_o be_v fierce_a and_o earnest_a for_o independency_n and_o against_o presbytery_n all_o wanton-witted_n unstable_a erroneous_a spirit_n of_o all_o sort_n all_o heretic_n and_o sectary_n strike_v in_o with_o independency_n and_o plead_v they_o be_v independent_o edward_n further_a discovery_n p._n 185._o i._o 26_o their_o ordinary_a counsel_n the_o presbyterian_o drive_v at_o two_o main_a thing_n yet_o both_o reduce_v to_o one_o head_n to_o wit_n tyranny_n the_o one_o tyranny_n over_o our_o body_n estate_n freehold_n liberty_n law_n and_o birthright_n of_o all_o english_a freeborn_a subject_n the_o other_o tyranny_n over_o our_o soul_n and_o conscience_n burtons_n conformity_n deformity_n ep._n ded._n 1646._o p._n 27_o independent_o be_v most_o obstinate_a rebel_n both_o in_o opinion_n and_o practise_v and_o perfidious_a violator_n of_o such_o a_o main_n and_o principal_a foundation_n as_o will_v inevitable_o ruinate_v all_o other_o fundamental_o of_o true_a religion_n if_o allow_v unto_o they_o colemanstreet_n conclave_n visited_n pref._n 1648._o i_o say_v and_o hold_v that_o all_o sort_n of_o independent_o among_o we_o separate_v themselves_o into_o their_o private_a conventicle_n and_o unwarrant_v churchway_n as_o they_o call_v it_o against_o all_o authority_n and_o power_n of_o the_o king_n and_o parliament_n the_o unquestionable_a sovereign_n and_o supreme_a magistracy_n ordain_v by_o god_n himself_o and_o in_o resist_v who_o ordinance_n they_o apparent_o oppose_v and_o resist_v even_o the_o lord_n god_n of_o heaven_n himself_o be_v not_o by_o any_o mean_n to_o be_v admit_v or_o permit_v 〈◊〉_d 〈◊〉_d â—…_n 〈◊〉_d be_v â—…heir_a separation_n or_o division_n from_o we_o to_o be_v so_o 〈◊〉_d or_o so_o 〈◊〉_d by_o we_o as_o to_o give_v any_o the_o least_o allowance_n to_o they_o ibid._n i._o 28_o be_v presbytery_n because_o parochial_a classical_a provincial_a lâ—…ss_o tyrannical_a than_o episcopacy_n because_o many_o rule_n in_o that_o and_o in_o this_o but_o one_o or_o rather_o not_o more_o tyrannical_a because_o one_o tyrant_n be_v not_o so_o much_o as_o many_o together_o evil_n in_o a_o community_n be_v strong_a and_o more_o diffusive_a then_o in_o unity_n saltmarsh'e_v answer_n to_o ley._n 1646._o p._n 5._o p._n 29_o korah_n dathan_n and_o abiram_n rise_v up_o against_o moses_n and_o aaron_n as_o our_o independent_o do_v now_o adays_o against_o the_o most_o just_a and_o righteous_a authority_n of_o parliament_n and_o their_o power_n in_o constitute_v under_o they_o for_o their_o assistance_n in_o matter_n of_o religion_n the_o synod_n or_o assembly_n of_o divine_n at_o westminster_n even_o as_o the_o lord_n appoint_v and_o constitute_v aaron_n under_o moses_n in_o holy_a thing_n coleman-street_n conclave_n parallel_n to_o the_o reader_n 1648._o i._o 30_o the_o idolatrous_a heathen_a seek_v to_o maintain_v their_o idolatrous_a religion_n by_o the_o same_o stratagem_n method_n and_o way_n which_o the_o ordinance_n for_o the_o prevent_v of_o the_o grow_a and_o spread_v of_o heresy_n propose_v for_o maintain_v the_o religion_n of_o christ._n modest_a and_o humble_a query_n print_v london_n 1646._o p._n 2._o p._n 31_o the_o apostle_n in_o many_o place_n of_o their_o write_n speak_v of_o heretic_n and_o false_a teacher_n in_o their_o time_n and_o prophâ—…sying_v of_o those_o in_o after_o time_n both_o the_o popish_a faction_n and_o the_o sectarian_n speak_v of_o they_o as_o apostate_n antichrist_n false_a prophet_n seducer_n deceiver_n idolater_n blasphemer_n and_o their_o doctrine_n and_o way_n as_o apostasy_n idolatry_n blasphemy_n worship_v of_o devil_n seduce_v and_o such_o like_a edward_n against_o toleration_n 1647._o p._n 185._o i._o 32_o in_o the_o latter_a day_n false_a christ_n and_o false_a prophet_n shall_v arise_v say_v loe_o here_o be_v christ_n or_o loe_o there_o he_o be_v etc._n etc._n wherefore_o if_o they_o shall_v say_v unto_o you_o see_v here_o how_o our_o saviour_n ingeminate_v the_o caution_n as_o a_o thing_n of_o serious_a consideration_n behold_v he_o be_v in_o the_o desert_n go_v not_o forth_o behold_v he_o be_v in_o the_o secret_a chamber_n mark_v she_o 〈◊〉_d how_o near_o our_o saviour_n come_v to_o our_o sectary_n practice_n and_o rebellious_a church-way_n as_o they_o call_v they_o now_o adays_o or_o he_o be_v in_o shop_n barn_n and_o such_o like_a private_a conventicle_n believe_v it_o not_o
at_o leisure_n perhaps_o to_o turn_v over_o book_n and_o zealous_o affect_v over_o and_o above_o to_o the_o reputation_n of_o a_o odd_a sort_n of_o christian_n that_o style_v themselves_o true_a protestant_n what_o more_o agreeable_a present_n in_o this_o world_n can_v i_o make_v you_o than_o this_o collection_n of_o true-protestant-saying_n ready_o draw_v up_o to_o your_o hand_n where_o you_o shall_v see_v all_o their_o virtue_n common-placed_a their_o grace_n draw_v to_o the_o life_n their_o agreement_n among_o themselves_o their_o affection_n to_o the_o king_n and_o church_n the_o moderation_n of_o their_o principle_n and_o the_o tenderness_n of_o their_o heart_n towards_o their_o sovereign_n faithful_o and_o impartial_o set_v forth_o and_o transmit_v to_o posterity_n by_o themselves_o and_o effectual_o sign_v seal_v and_o deliver_v to_o the_o world_n for_o the_o use_n of_o future_a generation_n by_o their_o own_o rabbi_n gentleman_n i_o be_o with_o all_o reciprocal_a affection_n your_o most_o humble_a servant_n roger_n l'estrange_n the_o content_n §_o 1._o of_o toleration_n pag._n 1._o §_o 2._o the_o fruit_n of_o a_o toleration_n p._n 7._o §_o 3._o the_o dissenter_n harmony_n among_o themselves_o p._n 13._o §_o 4._o the_o dissenter_n behaviour_n towards_o the_o government_n and_o first_o the_o clergy_n p._n 22._o §_o 5._o the_o dissenter_n behaviour_n towards_o the_o civil_a government_n p._n 30._o §_o 6._o the_o presbyterian_o opinion_n of_o the_o covenant_n p._n 34._o §_o 7._o dissenter_n liberty_n of_o conscience_n p._n 37._o §_o 8._o the_o power_n of_o the_o kirk_n p._n 39_o §_o 9_o principle_n and_o position_n p._n 45._o §_o 10._o tumult_n encourage_v and_o chief_o by_o the_o able_n holy_a faithful_a laborious_a and_o trulypeaceable_a minister_n of_o the_o gospel_n p._n 51._o petition_n for_o peace_n p._n 4._o §_o 11._o the_o war_n justify_v p._n 55._o §_o 12._o reformation_n by_o blood_n p._n 59_o §_o 13._o the_o murder_n of_o the_o king_n encourage_v p._n 67._o §_o 14._o the_o king_n murder_n justify_v p._n 70._o §._o 1._o dissenter_n saying_n etc._n etc._n 1_o toleration_n have_v do_v much_o more_o towards_o the_o root_n of_o religion_n out_o of_o the_o heart_n of_o many_o man_n in_o seven_o year_n than_o the_o enforce_v of_o uniformity_n do_v in_o seventy_o year_n cawdry_n independency_n a_o great_a schism_n 1657._o p._n 14._o 2_o a_o toleration_n have_v all_o error_n in_o it_o and_o all_o evil_n edward_n gangreen_n p._n 58._o 3_o a_o toleration_n will_v be_v the_o put_v a_o sword_n in_o a_o mad_a man_n hand_n a_o cup_n of_o poison_n into_o the_o hand_n of_o a_o child_n a_o let_v loose_a of_o madman_n with_o firebrand_n in_o their_o hand_n a_o appoint_v a_o city_n of_o refuge_n in_o man_n conscience_n for_o the_o devil_n to_o fly_v to_o a_o lay_v of_o a_o stumble_a block_n before_o the_o blind_a a_o proclaim_v liberty_n to_o the_o wolf_n to_o come_v into_o christ_n fold_n to_o prey_n upon_o the_o lamb_n neither_o will_v it_o be_v to_o provide_v for_o tender_a conscience_n but_o to_o take_v away_o all_o conscience_n the_o harmonious_a consent_n of_o the_o lancashire_n minister_n with_o their_o brethren_n in_o london_n subscribe_v by_o 84._o 1648._o p._n 12._o 4_o a_o toleration_n will_v make_v we_o become_v the_o abhor_v and_o loathe_v of_o all_o nation_n and_o be_v so_o palpable_a a_o breach_n of_o covenant_n will_v awaken_v against_o we_o the_o lord_n of_o host_n to_o bring_v a_o sword_n upon_o we_o to_o avenge_v the_o quarrel_n of_o his_o covenant_n mr._n noise_n of_o new_a england_n of_o the_o power_n of_o magistrate_n p._n 13._o 5_o that_o doctrine_n that_o cry_v up_o purity_n to_o the_o ruin_n of_o unity_n be_v contrary_a to_o the_o doctrine_n of_o the_o gospel_n vindication_n of_o the_o presbyterial_a government_n and_o ministry_n 1649._o p._n 124._o 6_o that_o religion_n which_o carry_v in_o the_o front_n of_o it_o a_o toleration_n of_o different_a religion_n and_o not_o sufficient_a to_o keep_v the_o body_n of_o christ_n in_o unity_n and_o purity_n be_v not_o the_o government_n of_o christ._n ibid._n 7_o liberty_n in_o all_o matter_n of_o worship_n and_o of_o faith_n be_v the_o open_a and_o apparent_a way_n to_o set_v up_o popery_n in_o the_o land_n bax._n non-con_n plea_n pref._n 8_o must_v he_o have_v his_o conscience_n that_o make_v no_o conscience_n what_o he_o that_o have_v sin_v away_o his_o conscience_n if_o conscience_n be_v a_o sufficient_a plea_n the_o papist_n may_v come_v in_o for_o a_o child_n part_n if_o conscience_n go_v against_o the_o word_n deponenda_fw-la est_fw-la talis_fw-la conscientia_fw-la get_v conscience_n better_o inform_v the_o conscience_n of_o a_o sinner_n be_v desile_v 1._o tit._n 15._o conscience_n be_v desile_v may_v err_v conscience_n err_v may_v suggest_v that_o which_o be_v sinful_a there_o be_v nothing_o can_v bind_v a_o man_n to_o sin_n watson_n to_o the_o commons_o dec._n 27._o 1646._o p._n 17._o 9_o a_o toleration_n of_o independent_a church_n and_o government_n with_o opinion_n and_o practice_n against_o the_o magistrate_n duty_n lay_v down_o in_o scripture_n edward_n full_a answer_n p._n 237._o it_o be_v against_o the_o solemn_a league_n and_o covenant_n for_o reformation_n p._n 238._o a_o shrewd_a temptation_n to_o make_v many_o fall_n and_o a_o mean_n of_o confirmation_n in_o the_o way_n of_o error_n p._n 244._o a_o toleration_n of_o one_o or_o more_o different_a way_n of_o church_n and_o church-government_n from_o the_o church_n and_o church-government_n establish_v will_v be_v to_o this_o kingdom_n very_o mischievous_a pernicious_a and_o destructive_a p._n 247._o it_o have_v ever_o be_v from_o first_o to_o last_o a_o fountain_n of_o evil_a and_o a_o root_n of_o bitterness_n of_o many_o bitter_a division_n and_o separation_n among_o themselves_o of_o manifold_a error_n and_o other_o mischief_n in_o those_o church_n and_o place_n where_o they_o live_v p._n 248._o 10_o will_n merciful_a ruler_n set_v up_o a_o trade_n for_o butcher_v of_o soul_n and_o allow_v man_n to_o set_v up_o a_o shop_n of_o poison_n for_o all_o man_n to_o buy_v and_o take_v that_o will_v yea_o to_o proclaim_v this_o poison_n for_o soul_n in_o street_n and_o church-assembly_n &_o c_o baxter_n self-denial_n epist._n monitory_a 11_o we_o must_v either_o tolerate_v all_o man_n to_o do_v what_o they_o will_v which_o they_o will_v make_v a_o matter_n of_o conscience_n or_o religion_n and_o then_o some_o may_v offer_v their_o child_n in_o sacrifice_n to_o the_o devil_n and_o some_o may_v think_v they_o do_v god_n service_n in_o kill_v his_o servant_n etc._n etc._n or_o else_o you_o must_v tolerate_v no_o error_n or_o fault_n in_o religion_n and_o than_o you_o must_v advise_v what_o measure_n of_o penalty_n you_o will_v inflict_v baxter_n church-divis_a p._n 363._o 364._o 12_o i_o have_v know_v too_o many_o very_a honest_a heart_a christian_n especial_o melancholic_a person_n and_o woman_n who_o have_v be_v in_o great_a doubt_n about_o the_o opinion_n of_o the_o millenaryes_n the_o separatist_n the_o anabaptist_n the_o seeker_n and_o such_o like_a and_o after_o earnest_a prayer_n to_o god_n they_o have_v be_v strong_o resolve_v for_o the_o way_n of_o error_n and_o confident_a by_o the_o strong_a impression_n that_o it_o be_v the_o spirit_n answer_v to_o their_o prayer_n and_o thereupon_o they_o have_v set_v themselves_o into_o a_o course_n of_o sin_n ibid._n p._n 162._o it_o be_v very_o ordinary_a with_o poor_a fantastical_a woman_n and_o melancholic_a person_n to_o take_v all_o their_o deep_a apprehension_n for_o revelation_n ibid._n p._n 167._o 13_o if_o we_o do_v through_o weakness_n or_o perverseness_n take_v lawful_a thing_n to_o be_v unlawful_a that_o will_v not_o excuse_v we_o in_o our_o disobedience_n our_o error_n be_v our_o sin_n and_o one_o sin_n will_v not_o excuse_v another_o baxter_n 5._o dispute_n p._n 483._o 14_o oh_o what_o a_o potent_a instrument_n for_o satan_n be_v a_o misguide_v conscience_n it_o will_v make_v a_o man_n kill_v his_o dear_a friend_n yea_o father_n or_o mother_n yea_o the_o holy_a saint_n and_o think_v he_o do_v god_n good_a service_n by_o it_o and_o to_o facilitate_v the_o work_n it_o will_v first_o blot_v out_o the_o reputation_n of_o their_o holiness_n and_o make_v they_o take_v a_o saint_n for_o a_o devil_n bax._n saint_n rest_v p._n 133._o 15_o take_v heed_n how_o you_o tolerate_v schism_n for_o in_o little_a time_n without_o great_a care_n it_o will_v open_v the_o door_n to_o heresy_n hodges_n to_o the_o commons_o mar._n 10._o 1656._o p._n 55._o 16_o division_n whether_o they_o be_v ecclesiastical_a or_o political_a in_o kingdom_n city_n and_o family_n be_v infallible_a cause_n of_o ruin_n to_o kingdom_n city_n and_o family_n calamy_n to_o the_o commons_o dec._n 25._o 1644._o p._n 4._o 17_o lie_v will_v not_o take_v if_o they_o be_v not_o commend_v by_o the_o holiness_n of_o the_o
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 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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 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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
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