Iurisdiction, regall, episcopall, papall : wherein is declared how the pope hath intruded upon the iurisdiction of temporall princes, and of the church ... (1610)
Carleton, George, 1559-1628 · Impensis Iohannis Norton · leaf 62
contempt vpon Princes andKi«gs:whichjudgements haue beene fo famoufly apparant in the light ofthe world. But let vs proceed to the examination of theChurches Iurifdi6lion , for if we confider what Iurifdi-6lionlefusChrifl left to his Church, it will confequcntly appeare-whatIurifdi6lion is in… … 5 8 The churches^ lurijAiclion* C h a p. 4. Job^io.i^, lliallbt bound in heauen.] And, {wbofoeuers finnes you rc-taine^fhall be retained.] Novvthefe places make no proofe ofthis lurifdidion which is in qucftion. For all Popifh writersthat I could fee vpon tr is quelHon,acknowredg thefe Scriptursnot…
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