...statute of the thirteenth of queen Elizabc tK chapter the twelfth, so he read and declare hi» assent christiau faith, and the doctrine of the sacraments comprised in the book of Articles in the said statute...

...statute of 13 Eliz. c. la, enjoins subscription to all the Articles of religion which only concern tlie confession of the true Christian faith, and the doctrine of the Sacraments. The articles of discipline, to which, I presume, this must belong, were purposely omitted, as appears...

...of his honest life, and of his professing the doctrine expressed in the Articles of Religion, which concern the confession of the true Christian faith, and the doctrine of the sacraments, comprised in a book imprinted ; entitled, Articles, whereupon it was agreed by the Archbishops and...

...generally expedient " nor edifying. " To the third, That the Articles of Religion, which only " concerned the confession of the true Christian faith, and " the doctrine of the sacraments, comprised in a book im" printed, entitled, Articles, whereupon it was agreed by " the Archbishops and...

...all that have any ecclesiastical livings, to declare their assent before the bishop of the diocess to all the articles of 'religion, which only concern the confession of the true faith, and the doctrine of the sacraments, comprised in the book imprinted, and entitled, ' Articles,...

...II. c. 1. are also to subscribe to the articles of religion mentioned in the statute 13 Eliz. c. 12. (which only concern the confession of the true Christian faith, and the doctrine or the sacraments) with an express exception of those relating to the government and powers of the...

...shall Jirst subscribe to all the articles of religion agreed upon in convocation in the year 1562, which only concern the confession of the true Christian faith and. the doctrine of the sacraments. §5. 3. And by Can. 36. No person shall be received into the ministry, except he shall first subscribe...

...Elizabeth's reign, and never repealed, no other subscription was required, than to those articles " which concern the Confession of the true Christian Faith, and the Doctrine of the Sacraments." The Disciplinarian Articles, as they are called, made no part of the Act, as may be seen at large in...

...Elizabeth's reign, and never repealed, no other subscription was required, than to those articles " which concern the Confession of the true Christian Faith, and the Doctrine of tin: Sacraments." The Disciplinarian Articles, as they are called, made no part of the Act, as may...

...articles without exception ; but the puritans relying on the obvious signification of the words, " all the articles of religion, " which only concern...Christian faith and " the doctrine of the sacraments,'' maintained that no assent was required to the articles, which regarded discipline, 13 Eliz. c. 12....