The royal charter granted unto kings, by God himself : and collected out of his holy word, in both testaments (1649)
Bayly, Thomas, d. 1657? · London : [s.n.] · leaf 26
hatlnfiitutti the 0§ce of KINGS. |E, fay fome People, were the firft\that defired them, and mewedfor them, and had them, andrchofe them. And all the Peoplewent to Giigal, and there theyv\ait $ml Kwg hefore the Lord in GilgaLi Sam. ii;i j. i Sam. 8. 5. Soft and fair, good People ; do not mi-ftake… … 2 The Royal Charter to this we read, Ms 13. ir. They defied &Kingj and God gave unto tlxm Said, £fr.And for your making of a King at Gilgal\your making was but approving, and ap-plauding him, that was made already;for Saul was both made a King, and con-firmed King, and executed his Office,…
Divine right of kings · Episcopacy · Puritans
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