A directory for the publike worship of God, throughout the three kingdoms of Scotland, England, and Ireland. : With an act of the Generall Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland, for establishing and observing this present directory. Together with an act of the Parliament of the Kingdom of Scotland approving and establishing the same: an act of the Committee of Estates concerning the printing thereof: and an act of the Commission of the Generall Assembly for the printing, and for the present practice of it throughout the said Kingdom of Scotland (1645)
Church of Scotland. General Assembly, Scotland. Parliament · Edinburgh: : Printed by Evan Tyler ... · leaf 28
e Congregation, and their Be-haviour in the Publike Worfhip of God. |^Hen the Congregation is tomeet for Publike Worfhip,the people ( having beforeprepared their hearts there-unto) oughtalltocome,andjoyn therein: not abfentingthemfelves from the PublikeOrdinances, through negli-gence , or upon… … IQ OfAJfembling the Congregation. The Congregation being affembled % theMinifter,after folemne calling on them to the woi (hipping of thegreat name of God, is to begin with Prayer $ In all%eyerence and Humility acfyiow^leciging the incomprehenjible Greatnefjeand (JXfajefty of the Lord, (in…
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