Chapter 33: Of the Institution of Churches, and the Order Appointed in them by Jesus Christ
This being the way prescribed by Christ in case of offence, no Church-members upon any offences taken by them, having performed their duty required of them in this matter, ought to disturb any Church-order, or absent themselves from the publique Assemblies, or the Administration of any Ordinances upon that pretence, but to wait upon Christ in the further proceeding of the Church.
This being the way prescribed by Christ in case of offence, no Church-members upon any offences taken by them, having performed their duty required of them in this matter, ought to disturb any Church-order, or absent themselves from the public Assemblies, or the Administration of any Ordinances upon that pretense, but to wait upon Christ in the further proceeding of the Church.
This being the way prescribed by Christ in case of offence, No Church-members upon any offences offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them in this matter, towards the person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church-order, Church order, or absent themselves from the publique Assemblies or of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon that pretence, the account of such offence at any of their fellowmembers; but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
This being the way prescribed by Christ in case of offence, No Church-members, upon any offences offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them in this matter, towards the Person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church-order, Church order, or absent themselves from the publique Assemblies or of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon that pretence, the Account of such offence at any of their fellow-members, but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
No Church-members, upon any offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them towards the Person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church order, or absent themselves from the Assemblies of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon the Account of such offence at any of their fellow-members, but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
Savoy Declaration of Faith and Order (1658), Paragraph 33.21
This being the way prescribed by Christ in case of offence, no Church-members upon any offences taken by them, having performed their duty required of them in this matter, ought to disturb any Church-order, or absent themselves from the publique Assemblies, or the Administration of any Ordinances upon that pretence, but to wait upon Christ in the further proceeding of the Church.
This being the way prescribed by Christ in case of offence, no Church-members upon any offences taken by them, having performed their duty required of them in this matter, ought to disturb any Church-order, or absent themselves from the publique Assemblies, or the Administration of any Ordinances upon that pretence, but to wait upon Christ in the further proceeding of the Church.
No Church-members upon any offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them towards the person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church order, or absent themselves from the Assemblies of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon the account of such offence at any of their fellowmembers; but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
No Church-members upon any offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them towards the person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church order, or absent themselves from the Assemblies of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon the account of such offence at any of their fellowmembers; but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
No Church-members, upon any offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them towards the Person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church order, or absent themselves from the Assemblies of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon the Account of such offence at any of their fellow-members, but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
No Church-members, upon any offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them towards the Person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church order, or absent themselves from the Assemblies of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon the Account of such offence at any of their fellow-members, but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
This being the way prescribed by Christ in case of offence, No Church-members upon any offences offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them in this matter, towards the person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church-order, Church order, or absent themselves from the publique Assemblies or of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon that pretence, the account of such offence at any of their fellowmembers; but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
This being the way prescribed by Christ in case of offence, No Church-members, upon any offences offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them in this matter, towards the Person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church-order, Church order, or absent themselves from the public Assemblies or of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon that pretense, the Account of such offence at any of their fellow-members, but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
No Church-members, upon any offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them towards the Person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church order, or absent themselves from the Assemblies of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon the Account of such offence at any of their fellow-members, but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
Savoy Declaration of Faith and Order (1658), Paragraph 33.21
This being the way prescribed by Christ in case of offence, no Church-members upon any offences taken by them, having performed their duty required of them in this matter, ought to disturb any Church-order, or absent themselves from the publique Assemblies, or the Administration of any Ordinances upon that pretence, but to wait upon Christ in the further proceeding of the Church.
This being the way prescribed by Christ in case of offence, no Church-members upon any offences taken by them, having performed their duty required of them in this matter, ought to disturb any Church-order, or absent themselves from the public Assemblies, or the Administration of any Ordinances upon that pretense, but to wait upon Christ in the further proceeding of the Church.
No Church-members upon any offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them towards the person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church order, or absent themselves from the Assemblies of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon the account of such offence at any of their fellowmembers; but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
No Church-members upon any offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them towards the person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church order, or absent themselves from the Assemblies of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon the account of such offence at any of their fellowmembers; but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
No Church-members, upon any offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them towards the Person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church order, or absent themselves from the Assemblies of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon the Account of such offence at any of their fellow-members, but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
No Church-members, upon any offence taken by them, having performed their Duty required of them towards the Person they are offended at, ought to disturb any Church order, or absent themselves from the Assemblies of the Church, or Administration of any Ordinances, upon the Account of such offence at any of their fellow-members, but to wait upon Christ, in the further proceeding of the Church.
