Chapter 33: Of the Institution of Churches, and the Order Appointed in them by Jesus Christ
The Members of these Churches are Saints by Calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that Call of Christ, who being further known to each other by their confession of the Faith wrought in them by the power of God, declared by themselves or otherwise manifested, do willingly consent, to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and to one another by the will of God in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by Calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that Call of Christ, who being further known to each other by their confession of the Faith wrought in them by the power of God, declared by themselves or otherwise manifested, do willingly consent, to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and to one another by the will of God in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that call of Christ; who being further known to each other by their confession of the Faith wrought in them by the power of God, declared by themselves or otherwise manifested, and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves, to the Lord and to & one to another by the will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their Obedience unto that call of Christ; who being further known to each other by their confession of the Faith wrought in them by the power of God, declared by themselves or otherwise manifested, and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and to one one to another, by the Will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their Obedience unto that call of Christ; and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, & and one to another, by the Will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
Savoy Declaration of Faith and Order (1658), Paragraph 33.8
The Members of these Churches are Saints by Calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that Call of Christ, who being further known to each other by their confession of the Faith wrought in them by the power of God, declared by themselves or otherwise manifested, do willingly consent, to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and to one another by the will of God in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by Calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that Call of Christ, who being further known to each other by their confession of the Faith wrought in them by the power of God, declared by themselves or otherwise manifested, do willingly consent, to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and to one another by the will of God in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that call of Christ; and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves, to the Lord & one to another by the will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that call of Christ; and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves, to the Lord & one to another by the will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their Obedience unto that call of Christ; and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and one to another, by the Will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their Obedience unto that call of Christ; and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and one to another, by the Will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that call of Christ; who being further known to each other by their confession of the Faith wrought in them by the power of God, declared by themselves or otherwise manifested, and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves, to the Lord and to & one to another by the will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their Obedience unto that call of Christ; who being further known to each other by their confession of the Faith wrought in them by the power of God, declared by themselves or otherwise manifested, and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and to one one to another, by the Will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their Obedience unto that call of Christ; and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, & and one to another, by the Will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
Savoy Declaration of Faith and Order (1658), Paragraph 33.8
The Members of these Churches are Saints by Calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that Call of Christ, who being further known to each other by their confession of the Faith wrought in them by the power of God, declared by themselves or otherwise manifested, do willingly consent, to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and to one another by the will of God in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by Calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that Call of Christ, who being further known to each other by their confession of the Faith wrought in them by the power of God, declared by themselves or otherwise manifested, do willingly consent, to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and to one another by the will of God in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that call of Christ; and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves, to the Lord & one to another by the will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their obedience unto that call of Christ; and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves, to the Lord & one to another by the will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their Obedience unto that call of Christ; and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and one to another, by the Will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
The Members of these Churches are Saints by calling, visibly manifesting and evidencing (in and by their profession and walking) their Obedience unto that call of Christ; and do willingly consent to walk together according to the appointment of Christ, giving up themselves to the Lord, and one to another, by the Will of God, in professed subjection to the Ordinances of the Gospel.
