A general history of Connecticut - Ramapough Lenape Nation
A general history of Connecticut - Ramapough Lenape Nation
A general history of Connecticut - Ramapough Lenape Nation
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CON NEe TIC U T. 41<br />
<strong>of</strong> Chrifi, and mull: be ch<strong>of</strong>en by his<br />
people; i. e. the eleCt and ch<strong>of</strong>en from<br />
the foundation <strong>of</strong> the world; or eIfe<br />
their entrance and miniary are unlawful :-that<br />
all things <strong>of</strong> human invention in the<br />
worlhip <strong>of</strong> God, [uch as are in the Mafsbook<br />
and Common-Prayer) are unfavory<br />
in the fight <strong>of</strong> God :---that ecclefiafiical<br />
cenfures ought to be exercifed by the<br />
Members <strong>of</strong> particu1ar Congregations<br />
among themfelves :----that the People<br />
lhould not fuffer this [upreme power to<br />
be wrefied out <strong>of</strong> their hands, until Chdft<br />
iliall begin his reign :-·.that all good<br />
people ought to pray.always that God<br />
would raze the old Papal foundation <strong>of</strong><br />
epifcopal government, together with the<br />
filthy ceremonies <strong>of</strong> that antichrifiian<br />
Church :---that . every. particular who<br />
negleCts this duty, may jufi:ly fear" that<br />
curfe pronounced againfi: Meroz,<br />
Judg. v. 23, Curft ye Meraz; bec8uJe they<br />
came not to belp the Lord againfl the<br />
mighty
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