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Among the changes made at particular points throughout the book , few are of any great significance , and into none of ... was no invocation , no rubric directing manual acts at the consecration , no change in the order of the prayers .
Among the changes made at particular points throughout the book , few are of any great significance , and into none of ... was no invocation , no rubric directing manual acts at the consecration , no change in the order of the prayers .
Page 60
If the compilers are to be judged , they are to be judged not on the general resemblance of their book to the Book of England — for in that they had no choice ; but on the changes which they made ...
If the compilers are to be judged , they are to be judged not on the general resemblance of their book to the Book of England — for in that they had no choice ; but on the changes which they made ...
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Further , a number of the changes shown in this book were preserved in the version ultimately printed in 1637 although they do not appear in the book sanctioned by the king in 1636 : e.g. the addition of the phrase ' and the salvation ...
Further , a number of the changes shown in this book were preserved in the version ultimately printed in 1637 although they do not appear in the book sanctioned by the king in 1636 : e.g. the addition of the phrase ' and the salvation ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION PAGE | 3 |
Liturgical revision 16011625 | 27 |
The Book of COMMON PRAYER AND ADMINISTRATION | 95 |
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according Acts added Almighty alterations Amen Answer appointed Baptism baptized beginning beseech thee bishops blessed body Book of Common bread called changes Christ Church Christ our Lord Collect command Common Prayer Communion confession congregation cross curate Dalmeny death deleted Easter Egerton England English Epistle everlasting faith Father follow give given glory Gospel grace grant Hadd hand hast hath hear hearts holy Holy Ghost humbly inserted Jesus Christ John king Laud least Lesson liturgy live Lord's mercy minister Morning Name Prayer Book Presbyter present priest Print Psalms puritans receive rubric Saint Scotland Scots Scottish servants sins Spirit standing substituted suggested Sunday thanks things thou thy holy unto viii xvii xviii xxii xxiv
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Making of the Scottish Prayer Book of 1637 Edinburgh University Publications Issue 3 of Edinburgh University publications: History, philosophy & economics, University of Edinburgh Volume 3 of History, philosophy and economics / Edinburgh University Publications Issue 3 of Publications: history, philosophy, and economics |
| Author | Gordon Donaldson |
| Publisher | University Press, 1954 |
| Length | 364 pages |
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