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quadgram | frequency |
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on the th of | 143 |
the word of god | 125 |
the church of scotland | 106 |
of the church of | 83 |
at the same time | 78 |
in the parish of | 75 |
in the mean time | 67 |
the life of mr | 63 |
the rest of the | 59 |
but the former is | 55 |
the law of god | 52 |
in the name of | 52 |
the end of the | 51 |
the people of god | 48 |
is not to be | 47 |
the former is true | 45 |
of the general assembly | 43 |
upon the th of | 42 |
was one of the | 42 |
in the time of | 42 |
the day of his | 41 |
the work of reformation | 40 |
the beginning of the | 40 |
in the midst of | 39 |
in the beginning of | 38 |
solemn league and covenant | 37 |
of the house of | 36 |
the name of the | 36 |
the spirit of god | 36 |
in so far as | 34 |
the cause of christ | 33 |
in the shire of | 32 |
the king of france | 32 |
the th of may | 32 |
on the other hand | 31 |
he was obliged to | 31 |
in the month of | 31 |
at the end of | 30 |
the ordinance of god | 30 |
he was one of | 29 |
the glory of god | 29 |
the history of the | 29 |
the blood of the | 29 |
in a letter to | 29 |
the work of god | 29 |
in the end of | 28 |
in the house of | 28 |
the castle of edinburgh | 28 |
the work of the | 28 |
it is to be | 27 |
of religion and liberty | 27 |
the law of nature | 27 |
the time of his | 27 |
on the d of | 27 |
in the case of | 27 |
in the hands of | 27 |
to the word of | 26 |
the hands of the | 26 |
of the college of | 26 |
the power of the | 26 |
in a short time | 26 |
as well as the | 26 |
the laws of the | 25 |
the solemn league and | 25 |
minister of the gospel | 25 |
by the law of | 25 |
of james the fifth | 25 |
to the earl of | 25 |
the church of christ | 24 |
after the death of | 24 |
when there is no | 24 |
the most part of | 24 |
the th of november | 24 |
the said maister george | 23 |
is said to have | 23 |
the cross of edinburgh | 23 |
in the castle of | 23 |
the death of the | 23 |
upon the account of | 23 |
not to be owned | 23 |
so far as it | 23 |
at the cross of | 23 |
that the lord would | 23 |
the confession of faith | 23 |
the interest of christ | 23 |
into the hands of | 23 |
the government of the | 22 |
a great deal of | 22 |
the year of god | 22 |
of the earl of | 22 |
in the sight of | 22 |
are not to be | 22 |
in the year of | 22 |
the head of the | 22 |
of god j m | 22 |
day of his death | 22 |
the wrath of god | 22 |
the th of july | 22 |
in the day of | 22 |
with the rest of | 21 |
government of the church | 21 |
be put to death | 21 |
the name of god | 21 |
the sacrament of the | 21 |
in the exercise of | 21 |
the rest of his | 21 |
the house of god | 21 |
in the matter of | 21 |
and for that purpose | 21 |
that he could not | 21 |
the duke of york | 21 |
the testimony of the | 21 |
covenanted work of reformation | 21 |
born about the year | 21 |
was a man of | 20 |
the grace of god | 20 |
for the cause of | 20 |
year of his age | 20 |
to the uttermost of | 20 |
the time of the | 20 |
the hand of the | 20 |
in the presence of | 19 |
seems to have been | 19 |
as one of the | 19 |
it is lawful to | 19 |
the erle of ergyle | 19 |
the destruction of the | 19 |
about the same time | 19 |
that it is not | 19 |
out of the way | 19 |
that he should be | 19 |
the commission of the | 19 |
was brought before the | 19 |
one of the most | 19 |
the th of march | 19 |
in the church of | 19 |
in the way of | 18 |
from time to time | 18 |
prelates and their curates | 18 |
for which he was | 18 |
the oath of abjuration | 18 |
was born about the | 18 |
to the king of | 18 |
the earl of arran | 18 |
the prelates and their | 18 |
he was brought before | 18 |
the cause of god | 18 |
to the place of | 18 |
there is no other | 18 |
the th of june | 18 |
and on the th | 18 |
the college of justice | 18 |
the liberties of the | 18 |
beginning of the year | 18 |
war against the king | 18 |
the good of the | 18 |
as well as in | 17 |
the ends of government | 17 |
to the law of | 17 |
from place to place | 17 |
in one of his | 17 |
that he might be | 17 |
in the new testament | 17 |
not so much as | 17 |
we are obliged to | 17 |
the lords of the | 17 |
to the general assembly | 17 |
that there is no | 17 |
the exercise of his | 17 |
to be one of | 17 |
under the great seal | 17 |
and the rest of | 17 |
when he came to | 17 |
the earl of argyle | 17 |
to the end that | 17 |
the committee of estates | 17 |
they are to be | 17 |
the knowledge of the | 17 |
the castell of sanctandrois | 17 |
the fear of god | 17 |
brought before the council | 16 |
the th of january | 16 |
work of the ministry | 16 |
to the laird of | 16 |
for the space of | 16 |
of our lord jesus | 16 |
on the st of | 16 |
the cause of the | 16 |
of the name of | 16 |
at the time of | 16 |
as if he had | 16 |
for religion and liberty | 16 |
is no other way | 16 |
the enemies of god | 16 |
he was sent to | 16 |
he was a man | 16 |
in a great measure | 16 |
the bishop of st | 16 |
if he had been | 16 |
for the most part | 15 |
he went to the | 15 |
died on the th | 15 |
a little before his | 15 |
the th of august | 15 |
about the end of | 15 |
of the duke of | 15 |
that he was a | 15 |
we are bound to | 15 |
according to the word | 15 |
during the time of | 15 |
a minister of the | 15 |
to the house of | 15 |
of the lands of | 15 |
and that he was | 15 |
mary queen of scots | 15 |
the th of september | 15 |
of the people of | 15 |
on account of his | 15 |
in the course of | 15 |
of god to be | 15 |
for the good of | 15 |
during the reign of | 15 |
in the cause of | 15 |
to the duke of | 15 |
to be found in | 15 |
for the defence of | 15 |
to the church of | 15 |
cannot be owned as | 15 |
they were obliged to | 15 |
in a few days | 15 |
to go to the | 15 |
on the th november | 15 |
the place of execution | 15 |
the last day of | 14 |
the end of his | 14 |
the defence of the | 14 |
about the beginning of | 14 |
the state of the | 14 |
in a case of | 14 |
of the church and | 14 |
to preach the gospel | 14 |
in the same year | 14 |
the sins of the | 14 |
he could not be | 14 |
in the reign of | 14 |
the reader will find | 14 |
in reference to the | 14 |
and that not only | 14 |
laws of the land | 14 |
to the destruction of | 14 |
of king james the | 14 |
captain of the castle | 14 |
cannot be taken in | 14 |
of the word of | 14 |
to the cause of | 14 |
the affairs of the | 14 |
to the work of | 14 |
there is a great | 14 |
of church and state | 14 |
if it be lawful | 14 |
was one of those | 14 |
at home and abroad | 14 |
to the quene regent | 14 |
in the county of | 14 |
the benefit of the | 14 |
to the see of | 14 |
on the one hand | 14 |
defence of religion and | 14 |
it is contrary to | 14 |
if it had been | 14 |
of god in the | 14 |
be owned to be | 14 |
a part of the | 14 |
for the preservation of | 14 |
be one of the | 14 |
it could not be | 13 |
in the discharge of | 13 |
and some of the | 13 |
if we consider the | 13 |
the church of god | 13 |
of god and of | 13 |
of god and the | 13 |
it is well known | 13 |
was sent to the | 13 |
lords of the congregation | 13 |
he was able to | 13 |
was not to be | 13 |
of tyrants and usurpers | 13 |
the castle of st | 13 |
be taken in truth | 13 |
senators of the college | 13 |
the th of february | 13 |
but the prelates and | 13 |
that he had been | 13 |
that power which is | 13 |
the son of god | 13 |
a few days after | 13 |
commission of the general | 13 |
head of the church | 13 |
the body of the | 13 |
under the notion of | 13 |
then it must be | 13 |
the children of israel | 13 |
as soon as he | 13 |
of the lord jesus | 13 |
for the interest of | 13 |
the presence of god | 13 |
the laws of god | 13 |
it is not the | 13 |
in the following year | 13 |
which accordingly came to | 13 |
by order of the | 13 |
in the castell of | 13 |
national and solemn league | 13 |
a man of a | 13 |
we are not to | 13 |
of the castle of | 13 |
the worship of god | 13 |
accordingly came to pass | 13 |
and liberties of the | 13 |
according to the law | 13 |
of the gospel in | 13 |
that it is the | 12 |
the end of this | 12 |
it will not be | 12 |
the oath of allegiance | 12 |
a party of the | 12 |
by the general assembly | 12 |
the marquis of argyle | 12 |
the people of the | 12 |
is the word of | 12 |
little before his death | 12 |
it is duty to | 12 |
at the head of | 12 |
there must be a | 12 |
on the death of | 12 |
for a long time | 12 |
the love of god | 12 |
by the hand of | 12 |
i am persuaded that | 12 |
in cases of necessity | 12 |
of the ministers of | 12 |
the erle of huntlie | 12 |
to the utmost of | 12 |
be looked upon as | 12 |
the exercise of their | 12 |
that there is a | 12 |
the erle of glencarne | 12 |
the covenanted work of | 12 |
to appear before the | 12 |
the d of july | 12 |
some of the most | 12 |
in the word of | 12 |
the king and the | 12 |
there can be no | 12 |
that part of the | 12 |
by the word of | 12 |
the whole of his | 12 |
the university of st | 12 |
the king and his | 12 |
the five articles of | 12 |
and for this end | 12 |
in so much that | 12 |
the author of the | 12 |
in the moneth of | 12 |
in such a case | 12 |
was born in the | 12 |
the house of the | 12 |
in the history of | 12 |
of the spirit of | 12 |
i bless the lord | 12 |
of some of the | 12 |
of his faithful brethren | 12 |
to have been a | 12 |
the sight of the | 12 |
under pain of death | 12 |
for the purpose of | 12 |
year of god j | 12 |
five articles of perth | 12 |
the lord jesus christ | 12 |
and their curates have | 12 |
of the erle of | 12 |
of the king of | 12 |
fulfilling of the scriptures | 12 |
of the death of | 12 |
anger of the lord | 12 |
by the earl of | 12 |
if it be a | 12 |
in the days of | 11 |
by some of the | 11 |
the reformation of religion | 11 |
and that it was | 11 |
in his own house | 11 |
under the pain of | 11 |
and solemn league and | 11 |
the authority of the | 11 |
they would not be | 11 |
the college of glasgow | 11 |
history of the reformation | 11 |
on the th december | 11 |
a breach of the | 11 |
while he was in | 11 |
in the university of | 11 |
by the spirit of | 11 |
th year of his | 11 |
as well as to | 11 |
of the true religion | 11 |
after he had been | 11 |
in defence of religion | 11 |
in the mean while | 11 |
in a little time | 11 |
for the life of | 11 |
and the word of | 11 |
that he might not | 11 |
the erle of arrane | 11 |
a letter to the | 11 |
the glory of the | 11 |
of the lords of | 11 |
for the glory of | 11 |
and that it is | 11 |
by the laws of | 11 |
on the other side | 11 |
name of the lord | 11 |
if it were not | 11 |
had a charter of | 11 |
to the number of | 11 |
and one of the | 11 |
of the work of | 11 |
by the blood of | 11 |
by reason of the | 11 |
came to visit him | 11 |
the nature of the | 11 |
it may be said | 11 |
of god and man | 11 |
the th year of | 11 |
at the foot of | 11 |
are ordained of god | 11 |
the shire of ayr | 11 |
our lord jesus christ | 11 |
to the same purpose | 11 |
for the sake of | 11 |
he came to the | 11 |
he returned to his | 11 |
to the end of | 11 |
the ministers of the | 11 |
the court of session | 11 |
of life and death | 11 |
the west of scotland | 11 |
in the west of | 11 |
until the day of | 11 |
with his own hand | 11 |
he went over to | 11 |
and in the end | 11 |
it is not so | 11 |
the ends of the | 11 |
after which he was | 11 |
by virtue of that | 11 |
for the first time | 11 |
the glorie of god | 11 |
the face of the | 11 |
the lord thy god | 11 |
whole counsel of god | 11 |
in the first place | 11 |
to have been the | 11 |
at such a time | 11 |
they cannot be owned | 11 |
tyrants and usurpers are | 11 |
arms against the king | 11 |
both at home and | 11 |
a case of confession | 11 |
i do not know | 11 |
the whole counsel of | 11 |
under the title of | 10 |
on account of the | 10 |
and at the same | 10 |
the old and new | 10 |
he was so far | 10 |
in church and state | 10 |
the account of the | 10 |
in the middle of | 10 |
the sight of god | 10 |
the th of april | 10 |
because he would not | 10 |
the cloud of witnesses | 10 |
and the power of | 10 |
of the gospel at | 10 |
to the charge of | 10 |
the most parte of | 10 |
and out of season | 10 |
to which he answered | 10 |
and a little after | 10 |
for the most parte | 10 |
the sword of the | 10 |
in the open fields | 10 |
to henry the eighth | 10 |
a throne of iniquity | 10 |
ought not to be | 10 |
he gave in a | 10 |
the safety of the | 10 |
and the liberties of | 10 |
for a considerable time | 10 |
they cannot be taken | 10 |
the house of one | 10 |
about this time he | 10 |
to the people of | 10 |
upon the death of | 10 |
the doctrine of the | 10 |
he that hath the | 10 |
the office of the | 10 |
the lords of council | 10 |
to the will of | 10 |
in the appendix to | 10 |
said to have been | 10 |
of the lord is | 10 |
and there is no | 10 |
the inhabitants of the | 10 |
the close of the | 10 |
he might not be | 10 |
laws of the kingdom | 10 |
exercise of their ministry | 10 |
we find in the | 10 |
it must have been | 10 |
that is to say | 10 |
house of the lord | 10 |
to be given to | 10 |
up and down the | 10 |
the date of his | 10 |
under the bond of | 10 |
upon the d of | 10 |
at last he was | 10 |
of the blood of | 10 |
the commandimentis of god | 10 |
state of the church | 10 |
the lard of dun | 10 |
but it was not | 10 |
was so far from | 10 |
and some of them | 10 |
was the son of | 10 |
one of the ministers | 10 |
in regard to the | 10 |
in the town of | 10 |
they were forced to | 10 |
the king and council | 10 |
the epistle to the | 10 |
under the conduct of | 10 |
in the light of | 10 |
and the good of | 10 |
he had been a | 10 |
the captain of the | 10 |
own the authority of | 10 |
put an end to | 10 |
the design of the | 10 |
not to be resisted | 10 |
of the solemn league | 10 |
the university of glasgow | 10 |
an account of the | 10 |
of the laird of | 10 |
in name of the | 10 |
with the blood of | 10 |
for the sins of | 10 |
that it was the | 10 |
it was not so | 10 |
with the enemies of | 9 |
the th of october | 9 |
may be seen in | 9 |
to rise in arms | 9 |
part of the country | 9 |
on the same day | 9 |
at a later period | 9 |
his wife and children | 9 |
rise in arms against | 9 |
the earl of morton | 9 |
the tyranny of the | 9 |
the corruptions of the | 9 |
of the nobilitie and | 9 |
on the th july | 9 |
so far from being | 9 |
the kingdom of christ | 9 |
in the matters of | 9 |
the hand of god | 9 |
to do the same | 9 |
of the men of | 9 |
would not have been | 9 |
to whom he said | 9 |
the reign of james | 9 |
it was to be | 9 |
a younger son of | 9 |
known to be preserved | 9 |
the will of the | 9 |
most part of the | 9 |
under the shadow of | 9 |
with respect to the | 9 |
at the university of | 9 |
given in by john | 9 |
the greater part of | 9 |
in the hand of | 9 |
the mouth of the | 9 |
the will of god | 9 |
the commissioners of the | 9 |
about the th of | 9 |
the word of the | 9 |
hand of the lord | 9 |
the lord would not | 9 |
in defence of the | 9 |
affairs of the church | 9 |
in the handis of | 9 |
the church and nation | 9 |
the middle of the | 9 |
the consent of the | 9 |
a member of the | 9 |
that it might be | 9 |
will be given in | 9 |
of the cause of | 9 |
in a little after | 9 |
the son of man | 9 |
the kingdom of heaven | 9 |
testimony of the church | 9 |
he was forced to | 9 |
to the university of | 9 |
in the same place | 9 |
of the eternall god | 9 |
that thei should be | 9 |
year of our lord | 9 |
but tyrants and usurpers | 9 |
end of the year | 9 |
in the work of | 9 |
that it should be | 9 |
in the fear of | 9 |
the spirit of the | 9 |
that he was not | 9 |
of the kingdom of | 9 |
the death of james | 9 |
the same time he | 9 |
that he had not | 9 |
in the face of | 9 |
the th of december | 9 |
by the duke of | 9 |
the ground of the | 9 |
in case of necessity | 9 |
that they might be | 9 |
the sense of the | 9 |
him out of the | 9 |
that he may be | 9 |
the earl of bothwel | 9 |
the bishop of glasgow | 9 |
to the conviction of | 9 |
the hearts of the | 9 |
in the kirk of | 9 |
contrary to the law | 9 |
the people of these | 9 |
servants of the lord | 9 |
at the close of | 9 |
is to be found | 9 |
the high commission court | 9 |
but it is not | 9 |
as if they had | 9 |
the realme of scotland | 9 |
the day of the | 9 |
the national and solemn | 9 |
and in the mean | 9 |
the magistrates of edinburgh | 9 |
he returned to scotland | 9 |
he was in the | 9 |
of the gospel of | 9 |
to the nomber of | 9 |
the erle of anguss | 9 |
the castell of edinburgh | 9 |
the end of that | 9 |
the case of the | 9 |
with the people of | 9 |
from the nature of | 9 |
the death of king | 9 |
the church of rome | 9 |
out of the land | 9 |
upon any pretence whatsoever | 9 |
he said to his | 9 |
a minister of christ | 9 |
erle of ergyle and | 9 |
of the life of | 9 |
to be with him | 9 |
and some of his | 9 |
take the oath of | 9 |
of god for good | 9 |
in opposition to the | 9 |
any manner of way | 9 |
for the same cause | 8 |
as well as he | 8 |
at the beginning of | 8 |
which they could not | 8 |
and it may be | 8 |
put a stop to | 8 |
of the reformed religion | 8 |
before the high commission | 8 |
the life of john | 8 |
in season and out | 8 |
he was in a | 8 |
with the view of | 8 |
he continued until the | 8 |
it is not in | 8 |
in its own nature | 8 |
can no more be | 8 |
and it is said | 8 |
in which he was | 8 |
to his own house | 8 |
the house of israel | 8 |
a short time he | 8 |
and after he had | 8 |
assembly of the church | 8 |
the word of their | 8 |
the year of our | 8 |
the possession of the | 8 |
in the college of | 8 |
that they could not | 8 |
in the life of | 8 |
the preservation and defence | 8 |
of the castell of | 8 |
the gospel of christ | 8 |
be seen in the | 8 |
in the tyme of | 8 |
both church and state | 8 |
preached in the fields | 8 |
he was seized with | 8 |
word of god and | 8 |
may and ought to | 8 |
the words of the | 8 |
the month of august | 8 |
a letter to mr | 8 |
it would have been | 8 |
any part of his | 8 |
to do with the | 8 |
preservation and defence of | 8 |
if there be any | 8 |
to him and his | 8 |
went over to holland | 8 |
the place of his | 8 |
work of the lord | 8 |
in a letter from | 8 |
the general assembly of | 8 |
will be found to | 8 |
on the work of | 8 |
of the book of | 8 |
as it is now | 8 |
that the king was | 8 |
he was ordered to | 8 |
an account of his | 8 |
is to be owned | 8 |
be hanged at the | 8 |
by virtue of the | 8 |
if he be not | 8 |
to defend themselves against | 8 |
to the day of | 8 |
that there was no | 8 |
is a great difference | 8 |
after his return from | 8 |
and engagement to duties | 8 |
the ruins of the | 8 |
in the list of | 8 |
one of the greatest | 8 |
case of the church | 8 |
the mean time the | 8 |
the reading of the | 8 |
principal of the college | 8 |
a more full account | 8 |
the matter of the | 8 |
at the instigation of | 8 |
of the son of | 8 |
and according to the | 8 |
the wrath of the | 8 |
held the office of | 8 |
in the defence of | 8 |
not to be found | 8 |
he was to be | 8 |
when on his death | 8 |
charter under the great | 8 |
the lord of hosts | 8 |
a man of great | 8 |
summoned to appear before | 8 |
carrying on the work | 8 |
it must be lawful | 8 |
heir of his father | 8 |
on the last of | 8 |
was summoned to appear | 8 |
and in the same | 8 |
upon the ruins of | 8 |
and that he had | 8 |
it is impossible to | 8 |
from the word of | 8 |
the preaching of the | 8 |
the earl of moray | 8 |
where he continued until | 8 |
in such a manner | 8 |
the light of the | 8 |
god in their own | 8 |
he could not have | 8 |
from what is said | 8 |
most parte of the | 8 |
it be lawful for | 8 |
and that he should | 8 |
all the ends of | 8 |
restoration of charles ii | 8 |
as i have done | 8 |
to god and the | 8 |
of the scots nobility | 8 |
the interest of the | 8 |
is not only a | 8 |
the life of the | 8 |
the act of parliament | 8 |
a charter under the | 8 |
in such a way | 8 |
the sentence of the | 8 |
of master of arts | 8 |
season and out of | 8 |
king james the fifth | 8 |
the death of this | 8 |
more full account of | 8 |
he was summoned to | 8 |
the office of clerk | 8 |
the names of the | 8 |
blood of the lamb | 8 |
to tyrants and usurpers | 8 |
by an act of | 8 |
reign of james the | 8 |
yet it may be | 8 |
for the word of | 8 |
that you may be | 8 |
in favour of the | 8 |
that we may be | 8 |
the earl of loudon | 8 |
the meetings of the | 8 |
in one of the | 8 |
the proceedings of the | 8 |
the judgment of the | 8 |
for there is no | 8 |
from the law of | 8 |
of the family of | 8 |
by the hands of | 8 |
the manner of the | 8 |
was educated at st | 8 |
to pray for the | 8 |
a charter of the | 8 |
is not of god | 8 |
the marquis of hamilton | 8 |
the servand of god | 8 |
the professors of the | 8 |
the parliament of england | 8 |
the just judgment of | 8 |
being a man of | 8 |
a copy of the | 8 |
degree of master of | 7 |
that the lord had | 7 |
the heads of the | 7 |
the place where he | 7 |
it is said that | 7 |
of the practice of | 7 |
in the registers of | 7 |
of the people to | 7 |
and if it be | 7 |
of the same nature | 7 |
his return to scotland | 7 |
the former is here | 7 |
the utmost of his | 7 |
i would not have | 7 |
as if it were | 7 |
the duties of the | 7 |
that he might have | 7 |
by sea and land | 7 |
of which we have | 7 |
to the bishop of | 7 |
to him by the | 7 |
it is against the | 7 |
in spite of all | 7 |
for some time in | 7 |
the anger of the | 7 |
nothing to do with | 7 |
a great part of | 7 |
and the bishop of | 7 |
be taken with hands | 7 |
of the same name | 7 |
he had a very | 7 |
as if they were | 7 |
of edward the sixth | 7 |
in the preservation and | 7 |
in a way that | 7 |
alienate the hearts of | 7 |
the first and second | 7 |
in the next place | 7 |
it pleased the lord | 7 |
of the king and | 7 |
of the lord to | 7 |
the evangell of jesus | 7 |
the exercise of the | 7 |
the discharge of their | 7 |
if it be not | 7 |
the mean time he | 7 |
of the national covenant | 7 |
that in a short | 7 |
that he had to | 7 |
testimony of the day | 7 |
and in all causes | 7 |
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and all that is | 7 |
the first day of | 7 |
examined before the council | 7 |
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that they were obliged | 7 |
that hath the faith | 7 |
in quest of him | 7 |
notwithstanding of all this | 7 |
for which i am | 7 |
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he seems to have | 7 |
and the laird of | 7 |
in the words of | 7 |
all the commandimentis of | 7 |
at edinburgh on the | 7 |
to take the oath | 7 |
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and not only so | 7 |
christ and his church | 7 |
the lord did not | 7 |
and ought to be | 7 |
the truth of this | 7 |
to god and his | 7 |
power of the sword | 7 |
by this time the | 7 |
that it hath been | 7 |
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head of his church | 7 |
it might have been | 7 |
edinburgh on the th | 7 |
is the cause of | 7 |
to the castle of | 7 |
while he was at | 7 |
by act of parliament | 7 |
and upon the th | 7 |
continued for some time | 7 |
as long as the | 7 |
in the guilt of | 7 |
the law of the | 7 |
that it was a | 7 |
with him to the | 7 |
under the pane of | 7 |
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on the th june | 7 |
the preservation of the | 7 |
lay down my life | 7 |
an active hand in | 7 |
the persecution of the | 7 |
of the lord in | 7 |
the death of that | 7 |
is contrary to the | 7 |
so many of the | 7 |
the minister of god | 7 |
the kings of the | 7 |
the kingdoms of the | 7 |
and from thence to | 7 |
in a capacity to | 7 |
body of the people | 7 |
to the laws of | 7 |
from house to house | 7 |
all the days of | 7 |
the shire of fife | 7 |
to the erle of | 7 |
to be in the | 7 |
some of them were | 7 |
the lard of grange | 7 |
and in the name | 7 |
law of god and | 7 |
in his own time | 7 |
and defence of the | 7 |
which he could not | 7 |
and usurpers are not | 7 |
any thing of the | 7 |
the cross of christ | 7 |
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was settled minister at | 7 |
appears to have been | 7 |
the foot of the | 7 |
the call of god | 7 |
in their own defence | 7 |
the justice of god | 7 |
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being one of the | 7 |
the service of god | 7 |
they had power to | 7 |
be found in the | 7 |
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the covenant of grace | 7 |
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the name of a | 7 |
must not be owned | 7 |
the notion of a | 7 |
of the holy ghost | 7 |
by one of the | 7 |
the fundamental laws of | 7 |
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as that he did | 7 |
as well as a | 7 |
of the chapel royal | 7 |
never to rise in | 7 |
of the lard of | 7 |
is lawful to kill | 7 |
that it may be | 7 |
let it be considered | 7 |
word of their testimony | 7 |
if they be not | 7 |
of the english bible | 7 |
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cannot be owned to | 7 |
the convention of estates | 7 |
to assist and defend | 7 |
far as it declares | 7 |
in the which he | 7 |
his letter to the | 7 |
the majesty of god | 7 |
in the place of | 7 |
the gift of god | 7 |
the true religion and | 7 |
great part of the | 7 |
to give a testimony | 7 |
enemies to god and | 7 |
it must be granted | 7 |
the north side of | 7 |
in the ways of | 7 |
of the law of | 7 |
the liberty of the | 7 |
that it was not | 7 |
in the state of | 7 |
take upon them to | 7 |
towards the end of | 7 |
for the benefit of | 7 |
the minor i prove | 7 |
of the quenis grace | 7 |
so much the more | 7 |
just judgment of god | 7 |
therefore also the latter | 7 |
the kirk of scotland | 7 |
to speak of the | 7 |
church of christ in | 7 |
of the new testament | 7 |
a letter to henry | 7 |
we are commanded to | 7 |
the lawfulness of the | 7 |
of ergyle and lord | 7 |
annals of the english | 7 |
that they should be | 7 |
the blessing of god | 7 |
in the north of | 7 |
power of life and | 7 |
so that they were | 7 |
came to see him | 7 |
ergyle and lord james | 7 |
he was by the | 7 |
that he did not | 7 |
the study of the | 7 |
the freedom of the | 7 |
the king of kings | 7 |
in carrying on the | 7 |
parish of that name | 7 |
so long as he | 7 |
manner of the king | 7 |
case of extreme necessity | 7 |
to alienate the hearts | 7 |
time before his death | 7 |
the laird of dun | 7 |
the lord god of | 7 |
the manner of it | 7 |
to make use of | 7 |
when he went to | 7 |
of which he was | 7 |
king james the first | 7 |
the whole of the | 7 |
liberties of the church | 7 |
is a breach of | 7 |
to the crown of | 7 |
utmost of his power | 7 |
as is shewed above | 7 |
the power of god | 7 |
professor of divinity at | 7 |
the ministers of edinburgh | 7 |
of our covenanted reformation | 7 |
no more to be | 7 |
of the quene regent | 7 |
of all of them | 7 |
the other side of | 7 |
one and the same | 7 |
is one of the | 7 |
to the exercise of | 7 |
about the space of | 7 |
general assembly of the | 7 |
it came to pass | 7 |
faithful witnesses of christ | 7 |
in his own country | 7 |
to be owned as | 7 |
the zeal of god | 7 |
so far as they | 7 |
to do any thing | 7 |
the way and manner | 7 |
he would have been | 7 |
in the sense of | 7 |
to the lords of | 7 |
after this he was | 7 |
all the people of | 7 |
the cardinall and his | 7 |
the tyme of the | 7 |
which he had been | 7 |
what he had said | 7 |
of god and his | 7 |
by the power of | 7 |
unsearchable riches of christ | 7 |
it was to him | 7 |
after that he was | 7 |
within the space of | 7 |
so much as a | 7 |
commissioners of the general | 7 |
the title of the | 7 |
to be subject to | 7 |
cause and interest of | 7 |
with a party of | 7 |
upon the head of | 7 |
and the glory of | 7 |
the account of his | 7 |
when they could not | 7 |
can do no good | 7 |
to be looked upon | 7 |
absolute power is such | 7 |
to serve god in | 7 |
see a more full | 7 |
cannot be taken with | 7 |
in the close of | 7 |
the service of the | 7 |
to the study of | 7 |
and work of reformation | 7 |
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and some time after | 6 |
the arm of the | 6 |
the enemies of the | 6 |
but on the contrary | 6 |
in the solemn league | 6 |
he could have no | 6 |
he was in his | 6 |
to the quenis grace | 6 |
acknowledgment of sins and | 6 |
cause of god and | 6 |
being come to the | 6 |
of the holy spirit | 6 |
he said to the | 6 |
that they may not | 6 |
the nobilitie of scotland | 6 |
the top of the | 6 |
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the seed of the | 6 |
filled the office of | 6 |
a lord of session | 6 |
on the th march | 6 |
of the queen regent | 6 |
of the court of | 6 |
in respect of the | 6 |
a man of god | 6 |
and in a little | 6 |
he died on the | 6 |
the use of the | 6 |
the admiration of all | 6 |
so far as to | 6 |
was for some time | 6 |
of the covenant of | 6 |
wrath of the lord | 6 |
that he himself had | 6 |
a few years after | 6 |
the throne of the | 6 |
of one of the | 6 |
and down the country | 6 |
the next day after | 6 |
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that it was to | 6 |
the ways of the | 6 |
that it is lawful | 6 |
it lawful to kill | 6 |
it declares war against | 6 |
to the secular power | 6 |
was again brought before | 6 |
son and heir of | 6 |
a man of no | 6 |
of the old testament | 6 |
as it declares war | 6 |
in arms against the | 6 |
of the quein regent | 6 |
been a man of | 6 |
that it may appear | 6 |
be taken in judgment | 6 |
one of the commissioners | 6 |
glorious work of reformation | 6 |
the articles of the | 6 |
security for religion and | 6 |
by whom he had | 6 |
there is such a | 6 |
and therefore to be | 6 |
of god to his | 6 |
preaching of the gospel | 6 |
it must be taken | 6 |
should not be a | 6 |
the days of his | 6 |
place on the th | 6 |
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we are sworn to | 6 |
an enemy to the | 6 |
to the town of | 6 |
great deal of hurt | 6 |
james duke of york | 6 |
to the covenanted work | 6 |
that he came to | 6 |
according to the laws | 6 |
put them to death | 6 |
and among the rest | 6 |
the fundamental constitutions of | 6 |
difference betwixt a prince | 6 |
if they do not | 6 |
so that he was | 6 |
that he should have | 6 |
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in the possession of | 6 |
the diurnal of occurrents | 6 |
of power and trust | 6 |
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them in the exercise | 6 |
the th or th | 6 |
the voice of the | 6 |
with the erle of | 6 |
to the office of | 6 |
assembly sat down at | 6 |
contrary to presbyterian principles | 6 |
under the yoke of | 6 |
of the true church | 6 |
the maister of maxwell | 6 |
to obey without reserve | 6 |
had been in the | 6 |
the servants of the | 6 |
to the effect that | 6 |
all the parts of | 6 |
to the kingdom of | 6 |
the gospel in the | 6 |
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the matter of it | 6 |
of the power of | 6 |
the midst of the | 6 |
to be put to | 6 |
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the parish of that | 6 |
keeping of field meetings | 6 |
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the life of grace | 6 |
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and in the year | 6 |
the general assembly in | 6 |
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the death of his | 6 |
such a way as | 6 |
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among the rest of | 6 |
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days before his death | 6 |
the church of england | 6 |
of his friends in | 6 |
some part of the | 6 |
blood of the saints | 6 |
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of some of his | 6 |
the hue and cry | 6 |
ways of the lord | 6 |
general assembly sat down | 6 |
the things of the | 6 |
that are to be | 6 |
the unsearchable riches of | 6 |
consent of the people | 6 |
of the place of | 6 |
that the lord hath | 6 |
brought before the justiciary | 6 |
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to be hanged at | 6 |
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reading of the word | 6 |
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of the fifth command | 6 |
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both in church and | 6 |
may be able to | 6 |
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of the most high | 6 |
is in the parish | 6 |
to the matter of | 6 |
the institution of the | 6 |
penal statutes against papists | 6 |
the power of godliness | 6 |
put to their hand | 6 |
the worde of god | 6 |
served heir of his | 6 |
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good of the people | 6 |
of the kirk of | 6 |
to give an account | 6 |
he was settled minister | 6 |
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without consent of the | 6 |
that they might have | 6 |
north side of the | 6 |
of god by his | 6 |
sins and engagement to | 6 |
when the general assembly | 6 |
or at the least | 6 |
the sin of the | 6 |
for if they be | 6 |
people of these abominations | 6 |
he was by them | 6 |
the abbot of paisley | 6 |
where he continued till | 6 |
sir james hamilton of | 6 |
in all manner of | 6 |
on the th september | 6 |
the door of the | 6 |
in the conversion of | 6 |
places of power and | 6 |
to return to scotland | 6 |
professor of divinity in | 6 |
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a detailed account of | 6 |
to give their judgment | 6 |
he was about to | 6 |
of nature and nations | 6 |
the mercy of god | 6 |
in the last place | 6 |
assembly of divines at | 6 |
the minister told him | 6 |
the cause of his | 6 |
the restoration of charles | 6 |
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stated in opposition to | 6 |
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in the yeare of | 6 |
the charge of the | 6 |
the hands of a | 6 |
to him in the | 6 |
the king of england | 6 |
the d of june | 6 |
to whom he was | 6 |
the lord was with | 6 |
he was led to | 6 |
from the guilt of | 6 |
about this time the | 6 |
do that which is | 6 |
would never have been | 6 |
the caus of the | 6 |
the zeir of god | 6 |
look upon it as | 6 |
the order of the | 6 |
the house of david | 6 |
these and the like | 6 |
of the covenanted reformation | 6 |
this church and nation | 6 |
the book of god | 6 |
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in matters of religion | 6 |
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he continued for some | 6 |
one of the lords | 6 |
in the dayis of | 6 |
the th day of | 6 |
upon the church of | 6 |
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i know that i | 6 |
from some of his | 6 |
betwixt the two kingdoms | 6 |
for the worship of | 6 |
the things that are | 6 |
of the holy scriptures | 6 |
the town of edinburght | 6 |
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as if it had | 6 |
with a design to | 6 |
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of the lord be | 6 |
called before the council | 6 |
defence of the true | 6 |
guilty of high treason | 6 |
the d year of | 6 |
religion and liberties of | 6 |
in the myddest of | 6 |
office of the ministry | 6 |
solemn acknowledgment of sins | 6 |
the saidis erle and | 6 |
the lordis of the | 6 |
the d of may | 6 |
by the grace of | 6 |
as they called them | 6 |
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he was son to | 6 |
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in the th year | 6 |
to god and to | 6 |
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of the magistrates of | 6 |
from the house of | 6 |
he behoved to be | 6 |
in the like case | 6 |
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that not only in | 6 |
call to the ministry | 6 |
the laird of grange | 6 |
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the fountain of all | 6 |
good of the church | 6 |
as may be seen | 6 |
liberties of the kingdoms | 6 |
at this time he | 6 |
a case of necessity | 6 |
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the eldest son of | 6 |
appendix to the cloud | 6 |
the bischope of sanctandrois | 6 |
the midst of these | 6 |
which came to pass | 6 |
till the death of | 6 |
to preach in the | 6 |
and ordained of god | 6 |
to come to the | 6 |
by the help of | 6 |
be brought to the | 6 |
it may be argued | 6 |
preaching of the word | 6 |
in the power of | 6 |
it may be murder | 6 |
the kirk of god | 6 |
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corruptions of the time | 6 |
what is said above | 6 |
for a man to | 6 |
he is no more | 6 |
of the lives of | 6 |
he was a most | 6 |
in the following manner | 6 |
lawful to kill all | 6 |
letter to henry the | 6 |
at the siege of | 6 |
the archbishop of st | 6 |
the said maister james | 6 |
the college of edinburgh | 6 |
between the king and | 6 |
work of reformation in | 6 |
the earl of eglinton | 6 |
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supremacy over the church | 6 |
the murder of the | 6 |
of the city of | 6 |
some of them to | 6 |
at a time when | 6 |
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when the lord shall | 6 |
ministers and members of | 6 |
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with the loss of | 6 |
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fundamental laws of the | 6 |
that it is a | 6 |
the love of the | 6 |
capitane of the castell | 6 |
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well as in the | 6 |
a principal hand in | 6 |
and many of the | 6 |
act of the general | 6 |
the crown of scotland | 6 |
the yeir of god | 6 |
matters of mere religion | 6 |
of the interest of | 6 |
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that they did not | 6 |
name occurs in the | 6 |
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on the throne of | 6 |
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our confession of faith | 6 |
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the month of july | 6 |
of christ in scotland | 6 |
of the bishop of | 6 |
priests of the lord | 6 |
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of the breach of | 6 |
in the old testament | 6 |
ends of the covenant | 6 |
to the ends of | 6 |
the lord against the | 6 |
on the day of | 6 |
the peace and security | 6 |
in their own nature | 6 |
evangell of jesus christ | 6 |
in the present case | 6 |
the same to be | 6 |
to save his life | 6 |
i shall only say | 6 |
of the laws of | 6 |
the men of the | 6 |
and imprisoned in the | 6 |
of sins and engagement | 6 |
he was visited by | 6 |
was also one of | 6 |
of field meetings now | 6 |
within a few days | 6 |
he was invited to | 6 |
the same with the | 6 |
to the glory of | 6 |
put to the horn | 6 |
not being able to | 6 |
some time before his | 6 |
be subject to the | 6 |
the command of the | 6 |
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word of the lord | 6 |
the name of all | 6 |
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the light of nature | 6 |
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the mind of the | 6 |
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the toune of edinburgh | 6 |
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the keeping of field | 6 |
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as in the case | 6 |
that the lord was | 6 |
all the lovers of | 6 |
the st of march | 6 |
but a great deal | 6 |
the light of his | 6 |
soon after the restoration | 6 |
these oaths and bonds | 6 |
history of the church | 6 |
what he had done | 6 |
far as it is | 6 |
of mary queen of | 6 |
the death of a | 6 |
to whom they were | 6 |
the lords of session | 6 |
the lord in the | 6 |
that he would be | 6 |
reign of queen mary | 6 |
it be lawful to | 6 |
all the rest of | 6 |
the space of two | 6 |
principles of the church | 6 |
it my duty to | 6 |
old and new testament | 6 |
the course of the | 6 |
the name of christ | 6 |
the heart of the | 6 |
at the kirk of | 6 |
extraordinary lord of session | 6 |
and people of god | 6 |
was served heir of | 6 |
without respect of persons | 6 |
and it is not | 6 |
if i were to | 6 |
under his own hand | 6 |
order of the council | 6 |
which the lord hath | 6 |
hue and cry after | 6 |
he was also one | 6 |
then it is duty | 6 |
of the most eminent | 6 |
matter and manner of | 6 |
to do what they | 5 |
if he owned the | 5 |
if they had no | 5 |
of the barony of | 5 |
to return to his | 5 |
of the confession of | 5 |
a testimony for the | 5 |
hanged at the cross | 5 |
alexander erle of glencarne | 5 |
of the said congregatioun | 5 |
if he was a | 5 |
when they came to | 5 |
would never be well | 5 |
to be sent to | 5 |
in a note to | 5 |
a sin to own | 5 |
he could not do | 5 |
worthy to be called | 5 |
the appendix to the | 5 |
the fierce anger of | 5 |
heard of the death | 5 |
part of the testimony | 5 |
this part of the | 5 |
be in a capacity | 5 |
and that they would | 5 |
at large in the | 5 |
which might have been | 5 |
a party of horse | 5 |
was but a little | 5 |
the people of that | 5 |
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they must have it | 5 |
on the part of | 5 |
guthrie was a great | 5 |
without the concurrence of | 5 |
the first book of | 5 |
what they have done | 5 |
the matters of the | 5 |
upon which he was | 5 |
of the people from | 5 |
to execute judgment upon | 5 |
as it is a | 5 |
power which is not | 5 |
till the th of | 5 |
was set at liberty | 5 |
bar of the house | 5 |
a tyrant and usurper | 5 |
if i be not | 5 |
in body and mind | 5 |
general of the mint | 5 |
to relieve the oppressed | 5 |
am persuaded that i | 5 |
a younger brother of | 5 |
the joy of the | 5 |
at the top of | 5 |
the whole body of | 5 |
in this he was | 5 |
the penal statutes against | 5 |
now as well as | 5 |
strengthening the hands of | 5 |
made him a visit | 5 |
defection to the contrary | 5 |
as the word of | 5 |
he was prevailed on | 5 |
near the space of | 5 |
an act of parliament | 5 |
thus saith the lord | 5 |
and so it is | 5 |
he went to bed | 5 |
so much as to | 5 |
and so was the | 5 |
to the city of | 5 |
that can never be | 5 |
they must be such | 5 |
not known to be | 5 |
the th chapter of | 5 |
on the face of | 5 |
or it be long | 5 |
kingdoms of the earth | 5 |
his own and his | 5 |
the church and kingdom | 5 |
the earl of lennox | 5 |
the duty of the | 5 |
of god in his | 5 |
the good of mankind | 5 |
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in the form of | 5 |
field meetings now is | 5 |
the power of tyrants | 5 |
well as to the | 5 |
them out of the | 5 |
declarations of war against | 5 |
for what he had | 5 |
against the corruptions of | 5 |
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the testimony of a | 5 |
to the lord jesus | 5 |
judgment of the lord | 5 |
he came to his | 5 |
be owned for a | 5 |
the throne of iniquity | 5 |
in the whole of | 5 |
the earl of glencairn | 5 |
when i am gone | 5 |
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no ruler over them | 5 |
for the safety of | 5 |
in the strongest terms | 5 |
fear of the lord | 5 |
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the help of the | 5 |
in forme as followis | 5 |
had a commission from | 5 |
and one of them | 5 |
to the work and | 5 |
for the rest of | 5 |
and the manner of | 5 |
of the clergy and | 5 |
out of his own | 5 |
in the begynnyng of | 5 |
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that he was an | 5 |
the gentlemen of the | 5 |
help of the lord | 5 |
the way of the | 5 |
and not to be | 5 |
pouring of the spirit | 5 |
and that he would | 5 |
the malice of the | 5 |
from the church of | 5 |
to speak to the | 5 |
the council of scotland | 5 |
for the exercise of | 5 |
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the presence of the | 5 |
time of his death | 5 |
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to a minister of | 5 |
the office of a | 5 |
of the oath of | 5 |
all the power they | 5 |
a petition to the | 5 |
he sat in the | 5 |
and justice of god | 5 |
betwixt him and the | 5 |
the relation of a | 5 |
the care of his | 5 |
that the sins of | 5 |
he was ordained minister | 5 |
history of the indulgence | 5 |
and for the dead | 5 |
the fortificatioun of leith | 5 |
ministers of god for | 5 |
the study of divinity | 5 |
and that they should | 5 |
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within the realme of | 5 |
was excommunicated by the | 5 |
to own the authority | 5 |
where he met with | 5 |
law of nature and | 5 |
he betook himself to | 5 |
in connexion with the | 5 |
of a good conscience | 5 |
the th of the | 5 |
out of the country | 5 |
nobilitie and counsall of | 5 |
of them that are | 5 |
which they have been | 5 |
if they did not | 5 |
the day of their | 5 |
space of five years | 5 |
of all the rest | 5 |
in a strange land | 5 |
rest of the ministers | 5 |
not to have been | 5 |
the month of june | 5 |
he must be a | 5 |
it is easy to | 5 |
the curse of god | 5 |
it is necessary for | 5 |
but this cannot be | 5 |
so that he could | 5 |
the major is clear | 5 |
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that there was a | 5 |
upon the back of | 5 |
the principles of our | 5 |
to take away the | 5 |
of the government of | 5 |
to be put in | 5 |
this is the first | 5 |
death by the law | 5 |
that he is the | 5 |
rest of his brethren | 5 |
the loveliness of christ | 5 |
sacrament of the aultar | 5 |
be found to be | 5 |
in all time coming | 5 |
in the myddis of | 5 |
was obliged to leave | 5 |
much more may they | 5 |
at a loss to | 5 |
from one of the | 5 |
by his word and | 5 |
in behalf of the | 5 |
the discharge of his | 5 |
as there is no | 5 |
betook himself to the | 5 |
are to be honoured | 5 |
a letter from the | 5 |
are known to be | 5 |
to the light of | 5 |
he was excommunicated by | 5 |
the judgement of the | 5 |
for the liberty of | 5 |
i do not think | 5 |
history of church and | 5 |
a little after he | 5 |
the english congregation at | 5 |
was the case of | 5 |
that i may be | 5 |
be reassone of the | 5 |
liberties of the people | 5 |
as is evident from | 5 |
against him and his | 5 |
when he should be | 5 |
born in the year | 5 |
out of the church | 5 |
they should not be | 5 |
as well as they | 5 |
was much employed in | 5 |
by the laird of | 5 |
the oath of god | 5 |
was appointed one of | 5 |
the earl of gowrie | 5 |
in reference to this | 5 |
he was taken to | 5 |
their rights and liberties | 5 |
it their duty to | 5 |
be owned as magistrates | 5 |
he died in great | 5 |
must be such as | 5 |
fierce anger of the | 5 |
by which he was | 5 |
is a damnable sin | 5 |
had the advantage of | 5 |
the rest of that | 5 |
with the word of | 5 |
that he was in | 5 |
it was not a | 5 |
to be minister of | 5 |
and in all the | 5 |
according to the will | 5 |
the quene and hir | 5 |
in the acts of | 5 |
in the kingdom of | 5 |
that war in the | 5 |
the nobilitie and counsall | 5 |
but the first is | 5 |
two years and a | 5 |
standard of the gospel | 5 |
faith of jesus christ | 5 |
a time when he | 5 |
letter to the queen | 5 |
the first be said | 5 |
was one of these | 5 |
he was suffered to | 5 |
one or more of | 5 |
i ought to have | 5 |
to see if he | 5 |
at another time he | 5 |
the glory of christ | 5 |
the lives of innocents | 5 |
so that it is | 5 |
in the same parish | 5 |
fixedly in this church | 5 |
in that it hath | 5 |
to pray for them | 5 |
in the family of | 5 |
in the parish church | 5 |
the inheritance of heavin | 5 |
his accession to the | 5 |
to religion and liberty | 5 |
was seized with a | 5 |
that the whole of | 5 |
brought to condign punishment | 5 |
to the order of | 5 |
the sins of my | 5 |
where he had a | 5 |
some time after this | 5 |
and yet in the | 5 |
william gordon of earlstoun | 5 |
when he began to | 5 |
which he did with | 5 |
would not suffer him | 5 |
by the bishop of | 5 |
the first of his | 5 |
in the affairs of | 5 |
nothing can be more | 5 |
against the enemies of | 5 |
the lord my god | 5 |
the th of nov | 5 |
at that time to | 5 |
their religion and liberties | 5 |
defence of the gospel | 5 |
to be subjected to | 5 |
died in the year | 5 |
he would not suffer | 5 |
no reason to doubt | 5 |
and we must not | 5 |
at edinburgh in the | 5 |
with thee will i | 5 |
that could not be | 5 |
there was not a | 5 |
meetings now is a | 5 |
lawful for private persons | 5 |
now is a testimony | 5 |
the memory of the | 5 |
the souls of men | 5 |
god and of his | 5 |
of god in their | 5 |
hear the word of | 5 |
assembly held at glasgow | 5 |
in the zeir of | 5 |
a call from the | 5 |
the time of that | 5 |
if it be duty | 5 |
he was observed to | 5 |
in the land of | 5 |
if you would have | 5 |
the lollards of kyle | 5 |
have nothing to do | 5 |
the manner of his | 5 |
he was born about | 5 |
to the higher powers | 5 |
according to the rule | 5 |
the close of his | 5 |
they were to be | 5 |
be able to prove | 5 |
by means of his | 5 |
the constitution of the | 5 |
the capitane of the | 5 |
the things of christ | 5 |
of not a few | 5 |
the knowledge of god | 5 |
to the people that | 5 |
the external government of | 5 |
as they did with | 5 |
they are no more | 5 |
is no reason to | 5 |
of the nature of | 5 |
the south side of | 5 |
in order for the | 5 |
the earl of angus | 5 |
of his own heart | 5 |
published to the world | 5 |
in his conference with | 5 |
that we and our | 5 |
the acts of parliament | 5 |
for the salvation of | 5 |
the tent day of | 5 |
in the esteem of | 5 |
a great difference betwixt | 5 |
greater part of the | 5 |
by the death of | 5 |
by the intercession of | 5 |
because they would not | 5 |
in a subsequent note | 5 |
the servants of god | 5 |
it to be a | 5 |
the summons of treason | 5 |
one of the four | 5 |
that he and his | 5 |
of the curse of | 5 |
time when he was | 5 |
true religion and liberties | 5 |
in the blood of | 5 |
and cry after them | 5 |
of the nobilitie of | 5 |
by james the fifth | 5 |
bandis of men of | 5 |
the ruin of the | 5 |
to be destroyed by | 5 |
of the love of | 5 |
thereof may not be | 5 |
out of the house | 5 |
extraordinary executing of judgment | 5 |
at the water of | 5 |
as it may be | 5 |
is a minister of | 5 |
as stated in the | 5 |
the earl of murray | 5 |
the authority of tyrants | 5 |
that the king is | 5 |
the end of it | 5 |
the battle of pinkie | 5 |
regent in the college | 5 |
to do the like | 5 |
of the town of | 5 |
he was a great | 5 |
discharge of his duty | 5 |
of the third command | 5 |
all the other copies | 5 |
history of the sufferings | 5 |
of the hands of | 5 |
to him that he | 5 |
that this is the | 5 |
he was not only | 5 |
of the same kind | 5 |
the hartis of the | 5 |
with some of his | 5 |
in materis of religioun | 5 |
the bar of the | 5 |
is the head of | 5 |
of the glory of | 5 |
lord was pleased to | 5 |
and that there is | 5 |
part of the church | 5 |
according to his own | 5 |
has already been noticed | 5 |
he fell into a | 5 |
for the honour of | 5 |
was licensed to preach | 5 |
way and manner of | 5 |
to the defence of | 5 |
there is no evidence | 5 |
was committed to the | 5 |
and as to the | 5 |
him self to the | 5 |
most part of his | 5 |
and so much the | 5 |
the lovers of christ | 5 |
that some of them | 5 |
not suffer him to | 5 |
was killed at floddon | 5 |
are bound to extirpate | 5 |
we must be subject | 5 |
and to the end | 5 |
took place in the | 5 |
up the standard of | 5 |
out of the hand | 5 |
the officers of the | 5 |
the faithful servants of | 5 |
he was called by | 5 |
that if the lord | 5 |
which he was to | 5 |
his last speech and | 5 |
that they should not | 5 |
the corruption of the | 5 |
george earl of rothes | 5 |
it is a duty | 5 |
the lord was kind | 5 |
began very early to | 5 |
of war against the | 5 |
but for the lord | 5 |
it were needless to | 5 |
as they were called | 5 |
name of the church | 5 |
that hate the lord | 5 |
in testifying against the | 5 |
that he had no | 5 |
hazard of their lives | 5 |
from the exercise of | 5 |
years and a half | 5 |
it may be that | 5 |
that ever i was | 5 |
could not have the | 5 |
the witnesses of christ | 5 |
whole body of the | 5 |
with the title of | 5 |
where he continued some | 5 |
was not able to | 5 |
to accept of this | 5 |
the truth of the | 5 |
to his native country | 5 |
registers of the university | 5 |
that which is good | 5 |
these words in the | 5 |
had a principal hand | 5 |
man hath no free | 5 |
dean of the chapel | 5 |
the reign of king | 5 |
the blood of innocents | 5 |
for it is said | 5 |
to enter in the | 5 |
him to be the | 5 |
the people of israel | 5 |
parte of the nobilitie | 5 |
no other than the | 5 |
he was condemned to | 5 |
and compliance with the | 5 |
and all of them | 5 |
of the hand of | 5 |
lord was kind to | 5 |
and last of all | 5 |
the lord was pleased | 5 |
taken out of the | 5 |
safety of the people | 5 |
the second son of | 5 |
they could not be | 5 |
the reformatioun of religioun | 5 |
the parish church of | 5 |
i know it is | 5 |
into the house of | 5 |
but as soon as | 5 |
exercise of his power | 5 |
it ought to be | 5 |
is superior to the | 5 |
peace and security of | 5 |
in the hearts of | 5 |
it would not be | 5 |
state of the quarrel | 5 |
but we are not | 5 |
his son and heir | 5 |
if he did not | 5 |
it would never be | 5 |
at the court of | 5 |
may be said of | 5 |
to the government of | 5 |
in the th session | 5 |
within the compass of | 5 |
the advantage of the | 5 |
by the queen regent | 5 |
the act of the | 5 |
this behoved to be | 5 |
meaning of the words | 5 |
all that is said | 5 |
up arms against the | 5 |
and said to the | 5 |
a few of his | 5 |
and the wrath of | 5 |
the sinfulness of the | 5 |
the lord and his | 5 |
that he is not | 5 |
are at a loss | 5 |
to the constitution of | 5 |
part of the people | 5 |
and those of the | 5 |
d year of his | 5 |
in the second place | 5 |
because they could not | 5 |
and cause of god | 5 |
remanded back to prison | 5 |
that many of the | 5 |
to their hand to | 5 |
a man who had | 5 |
which is contrary to | 5 |
people of the lord | 5 |
to go to a | 5 |
and for that end | 5 |
in the holy ministry | 5 |
if he had any | 5 |
to the confession of | 5 |
to destroy religion and | 5 |
the cardinall of lorane | 5 |
a word in season | 5 |
in the end he | 5 |
of the bischope of | 5 |
by the commission of | 5 |
to underly the law | 5 |
the assembly of divines | 5 |
of the old and | 5 |
that if he would | 5 |
the lord hath been | 5 |
to die the death | 5 |
the erle of argyle | 5 |
the solemn acknowledgment of | 5 |
of men of weir | 5 |
in that part of | 5 |
that he not only | 5 |
for the help of | 5 |
in the provincial council | 5 |
commission from the king | 5 |
ought to be punished | 5 |
the yeare of our | 5 |
at the battle of | 5 |
sat down at edinburgh | 5 |
the children of god | 5 |
he met with another | 5 |
had a charter under | 5 |
the throne of god | 5 |
to the effusion of | 5 |
then it is a | 5 |
for that was the | 5 |
of divinity in the | 5 |
that god is in | 5 |
the vilest of men | 5 |
as he was going | 5 |
nor ordained of god | 5 |
john cockburn of ormiston | 5 |
the principles of the | 5 |
inhabitants of the land | 5 |
and members of the | 5 |
into the joy of | 5 |
he said to some | 5 |
the space of five | 5 |
the sone of the | 5 |
this is not the | 5 |
he wrote to mr | 5 |
the law of his | 5 |
to one of the | 5 |
out of his mouth | 5 |
the earl of bothwell | 5 |
would go to the | 5 |
in a particular manner | 5 |
exercise of his ministry | 5 |
the ministers of scotland | 5 |
the blood of his | 5 |
monsieur de la broche | 5 |
he was with the | 5 |
the mercy of the | 5 |
of the abbey of | 5 |
the ministry of the | 5 |
in the palace of | 5 |
of god in christ | 5 |
at the instance of | 5 |
yet such was the | 5 |
with the affairs of | 5 |
continued until the day | 5 |
one of his acquaintance | 5 |
the town of edinburgh | 5 |
that he was able | 5 |
be so far from | 5 |
the word of his | 5 |
with the current of | 5 |
and so cannot be | 5 |
spirits of just men | 5 |
the registers of the | 5 |
ministers of the gospel | 5 |
was presented to the | 5 |
the th of dec | 5 |
the duke of chatelherault | 5 |
from the king of | 5 |
a case of extreme | 5 |
to the quein regent | 5 |
the providence of god | 5 |
his life for the | 5 |
is situated in the | 5 |
the name of jesus | 5 |
of the lord against | 5 |
to the power of | 5 |
in the ministry of | 5 |
to the honour of | 5 |
one of them was | 5 |
it pleased god to | 5 |
of the duty of | 5 |
from a principle of | 5 |
of the university of | 5 |
of the causes of | 5 |
kings of the earth | 5 |
on the th april | 5 |
the image of god | 5 |
the wrongs done to | 5 |
are to obey without | 5 |
in name of all | 5 |
our soverane lord and | 5 |
in a state of | 5 |
to the doctrine of | 5 |
and that i shall | 5 |
in a letter dated | 5 |
again brought before the | 5 |
if there had been | 5 |
which some of the | 5 |
in the barony of | 5 |
were it not that | 5 |
to the time of | 5 |
in reference to a | 5 |
the general assembly sat | 5 |
the kingdom of god | 5 |
of his interest in | 5 |
parts of the country | 5 |
sent to the university | 5 |
for christ and his | 5 |
the necessity of the | 5 |
it is inconsistent with | 5 |
to serve him in | 5 |
was son to mr | 5 |
in the court of | 5 |
the whole time of | 5 |
in the constitution of | 5 |
and yet it is | 5 |
another head than christ | 5 |
authority of tyrants and | 5 |
of such as were | 5 |
the connexion of the | 5 |
from the first day | 5 |
name of the eternall | 5 |
out of their own | 5 |
to be admitted to | 5 |
and that the lord | 5 |
in the confession of | 5 |
the present state of | 5 |
assist and defend all | 5 |
to the queen dowager | 5 |
prerogative of jesus christ | 5 |
metropolitan church of st | 5 |
to bring him to | 5 |
counsall of this realme | 5 |
in the space of | 5 |
i am a priest | 5 |
spirit of the lord | 5 |
imprisoned in the castle | 5 |
i ought to study | 5 |
at that time a | 5 |
the end of august | 5 |
some of his friends | 5 |
off the yoke of | 5 |
and so he was | 5 |
for which they were | 5 |
epistle to the romans | 5 |
the king of spain | 5 |
to some of his | 5 |
not only by the | 5 |
the administration of the | 5 |
yet notwithstanding of all | 5 |
reign of king james | 5 |
laws and liberties of | 5 |
god and his cause | 5 |
the queen of england | 5 |
hearts of the people | 5 |
in its exercise to | 5 |
rope about his neck | 5 |
have been a man | 5 |
ancient lawis and libertieis | 5 |
of a man who | 5 |
preaching in the fields | 5 |
he was not able | 5 |
the authority of god | 5 |
state of the question | 5 |
the said johne knox | 5 |
of those who were | 5 |
on the right hand | 5 |
he would not give | 5 |
at the place of | 5 |
the prerogative of the | 5 |
but when he came | 5 |
of our scots worthies | 5 |
covenanted church of scotland | 5 |
to be cut off | 5 |
said to the people | 5 |
on the th january | 5 |
the faith of christ | 5 |
him to have been | 5 |
an act of the | 5 |
destroy the house of | 5 |
the lord had done | 5 |
call of the people | 5 |
the children of men | 5 |
the more faithful part | 5 |
there is no reason | 5 |
thence he went to | 5 |
this time he was | 5 |
he would not be | 5 |
the first of these | 5 |
the degree of master | 5 |
but such as are | 5 |
interest of jesus christ | 5 |
go to the fields | 5 |
and if they be | 5 |
in the manner of | 5 |
rest of the nobilitie | 5 |
by any man of | 5 |
in consequence of which | 5 |
so much of the | 5 |
the interest of religion | 5 |
the greatest part of | 5 |
to put forth their | 5 |
there are also some | 5 |
not according to the | 5 |
against god and his | 5 |
account of his life | 5 |
wrote a letter to | 5 |
put to death by | 5 |
officiate fixedly in this | 5 |
against religion and liberty | 5 |
of those who had | 5 |
in the first edition | 5 |
yeare of our lord | 5 |
if he was not | 5 |
the duke of monmouth | 5 |
to lay down my | 5 |
of his time in | 5 |
the matter and manner | 5 |
that he would not | 5 |
and yet all this | 5 |
no other way to | 5 |
both as to the | 5 |
upon the consciences of | 5 |
the land of the | 5 |
as he was a | 5 |
is contrary to presbyterian | 5 |
and although he was | 5 |
desired him to pray | 5 |
had an active hand | 5 |
brethren in the ministry | 5 |
in the proceedings of | 5 |
if the lord will | 5 |
to the ears of | 5 |
authority to be owned | 5 |
any thing that might | 5 |
on the th february | 5 |
from thence he went | 5 |
apprehensions are not canonical | 5 |
the curse of the | 5 |
when he was a | 5 |
on which he was | 5 |
that he was the | 5 |
consent of the nobilitie | 5 |
they will be found | 5 |
he was called before | 5 |
so long as the | 5 |
he would be a | 5 |
of the english congregation | 5 |
the high church of | 5 |
though they should be | 5 |
it will be found | 5 |
john nisbet of hardhill | 5 |
for which he had | 5 |
took place on the | 5 |
parliament held at edinburgh | 5 |
as we shall after | 5 |
in public and private | 5 |
he was the first | 5 |
that he should not | 5 |
there is no access | 5 |
shall be put to | 5 |
the reign of queen | 5 |
were so far from | 5 |
for private persons to | 5 |
was to be found | 5 |
his name occurs in | 5 |
was raised to the | 5 |
petition to the council | 5 |
sight of the lord | 5 |
to do good to | 5 |
he was called to | 5 |
in the th art | 5 |
near the end of | 5 |
and as he was | 5 |
and he could not | 5 |
i commit my spirit | 5 |
was not only a | 5 |
before the council on | 5 |
all the periods of | 5 |
and other places in | 5 |
a person of the | 5 |
brought up in the | 5 |
and preached in the | 5 |
and the lords of | 5 |
in his younger years | 5 |
to come out of | 4 |
of the civil wars | 4 |
supposed to have been | 4 |
of god upon the | 4 |
than if i were | 4 |
if it be considered | 4 |
to his people in | 4 |
name of all the | 4 |
notable servand of god | 4 |
to draw up a | 4 |
of the minister of | 4 |
of the th century | 4 |
who had been a | 4 |
duke and monsieur dosell | 4 |
their lives and liberties | 4 |
breach of the fifth | 4 |
one or two of | 4 |
out of his pocket | 4 |
by the title of | 4 |
him to preach the | 4 |
of jesus christ in | 4 |
they that take the | 4 |
be owned as a | 4 |
is not the least | 4 |
in the duty of | 4 |
sum of saving knowledge | 4 |
to the earis of | 4 |
the face of man | 4 |
zeal for the cause | 4 |
sense of his own | 4 |
to all men of | 4 |
the metropolitan church of | 4 |
if they were not | 4 |
not subordinate to the | 4 |
the said johnne knox | 4 |
all declarations of war | 4 |
the father of our | 4 |
entered into the joy | 4 |
execute the judgment of | 4 |
of the trial of | 4 |
and yet when he | 4 |
and not only to | 4 |
which may any way | 4 |
that we are not | 4 |
the month of october | 4 |
as rutherford said to | 4 |
therefore they cannot be | 4 |
after he had gone | 4 |
to keep no faith | 4 |