The History of the Reformation of Religion in Scotland. John Armoy Knox

Touching the Election of Elders and Deacons, etc.

       XI. Concerning the Policy of the Church.

       XII. For Preaching and Interpretation of Scriptures, etc.

       XIII. Of Marriage.

       XIV. Of Burial.

       XV. For Reparation of Churches.

       XVI. For Punishment of those that Profane the Sacraments and do contemn the Word of God, and dare presume to minister them, not being thereto lawfully called.

       The Conclusion.

       Act of Secret Council, xxvii January, Anno &c., 1560. [272]

       GLOSSARY

       OF OBSOLETE AND SCOTS WORDS AND PHRASES.

       INDEX.

APPENDIX.

       Table of Contents

      KNOX'S CONFESSION.

CAP.		PAGE
	The Preface	341
I.	Of God	342
II.	Of the Creation of Man	343
III.	Of Original Sin	343
IV.	Of the Revelation of the Promise	343
V.	The Continuance, Increase, and Preservation of the Kirk	344
VI.	Of the Incarnation of Christ Jesus	345
VII.	Why it behoved the Mediator to be very God and very Man	345
VIII.	Election	345
IX.	Christ's Death, Passion, Burial, etc.	346
X.	Resurrection	347
XI.	Ascension	347
XII.	Faith in the Holy Ghost	348
XIII.	The cause of Good Works	349
XIV.	What Works are reputed good before God	350
XV.	The Perfection of the Law and Imperfection of Man	351
XVI.	Of the Kirk	352
XVII.	The Immortality of the Souls	353
XVIII.	Of the notes by which the True Kirk is discerned from the false, and who shall be judge of the doctrine	353
XIX.	The Authority of the Scriptures	355
XX.	Of General Councils, of their Power, Authority, and Causes of their Convention	355
XXI.	Of the Sacraments	356
XXII.	Of the right Administration of the Sacraments	358
XXIII.	To whom Sacraments Appertain	360
XXIV.	Of the