...falfification of the Covenant. The Covenant fpeaketh onely of an endeavour of the reformation of Religion in England and Ireland, according to the word of God, and the example of the beft Reformed Churches, wherof it prefuppofeth that of Scotland to be one, i.fince It fweareth fo preferve...

...So that Scotland muft neceffarily be our Pattern 5 and yet in the fame breath we are fworn to reform England and Ireland , according to the Word of God , and the Example of the beft • Reformed Churches : And it is more than poffible, that our own Church, as it is already by...

...against the common Enemy ; And to Reform that of England ( not, so as it i* in Scotland, but) according to the word of God, and the example of the best reformed Churches ; And . to endeavor the jiearest Uniformity ( which might be as well by Reforming that of Scotland,...

...against thc common Enemy ; And to Reform that of England (not, so as it is in Scotland, but) according to the word of God, and the example of the best reformed Churches; And to endeavor the nearest Uniformity (which might be as well by Reforming that of Scotland, as that...

...are * we bound to endeavour the Reformation of the « Difcipline and Government in the Church of, * England and Ireland, according to the Word of * God, and the Example of the beft Reformed * Churches ; and fith we have not for the prefent, ' and we hope fhall never have for...

...government; that he would endeavour, in like manner, the reformation of religion in the kingdoms of England and Ireland, according to the word of God, and the example of the bejl reformed churches ; but more particularly to bring the churches of God in all the three kingdom:...

...government ; that he would endeavour, in like manner, tbe reformation of religion in the kingdoms of England and Ireland, according to the word of God, and the example tf tbe left ref armed churches ; but more particularly to bring the churches of God in all tbe three...

...reformed religion was to be preserved in Scotland ; but the reformation of religion was to be accomplifhed in England and Ireland, " according to the word of God, and the " example of the beft reformed churches ;" and as hypocrify was the prevailing vice of the times, each party actuated...

...and covenant, to preserve the reformed religion established in the church of Scotland, and to reform England and Ireland, ^according to the word of God, and the example of the purest churches. One hundred thousand pounds were advanced, and regular pay promised by the English...

...reformed religion was to be preserved in Scotland ; but the reformation of religion was to be accomplished in England and Ireland, " according to the word of...God, and the " example of the best reformed churches ;" and as hypocrisy was the prevailing vice of the times, each party, actuated by religion, acted with...