...is as follows : " The book of Psalms, which is of divine inspiration, is well adapted to the * The " Heads of Agreement assented to by the United Ministers in and about London, formerly called Presbyterians and Congregational" (1692) were proposed and accepted as a basis of union, though not...

...precedent for later "plans of union " with Presbyterians. Its full title, as originally published, was, " Heads of Agreement assented to by the United Ministers...London, formerly called Presbyterian and Congregational ; not as a measure for any national constitution, bnt for the preservation of order in our congregations...

...precedent for later " plans of union " with Presbyterians. Its full title, as originally published, was, " Heads of Agreement assented to by the United Ministers...London, formerly called Presbyterian and Congregational ; not as a measure for any national constitution, but for the preservation of order in our congregations...

...compromised those small circumstantials wherein they had disagreed in church discipline. This they published under the title of, Heads of Agreement assented to by the united Ministers formerly called the Presbyterian and Congregational. In which they declare their approbation of 'the...

...and others were lovers of peace — ancient animosities exploded afresh. What happened at the Rathmel ordination indicated this ; other proofs will appear....views as did Presbyterians and Independents before the Eestoration. The former must now have abandoned all notions of parish presbyteries and provincial synods,...

...and others were lovers of peace—ancient animosities exploded afresh. What happened at the Rathmel ordination indicated this; other proofs will appear....united ministers in and about London, formerly called Presbjierian and Congregational." This document is worth attention, not only as an experiment to bring...

...Agreement which their former distinctions were merged and published in 1691, a pamphlet entitled " Heads of Agreement," assented to by the united ministers...London, formerly called Presbyterian and Congregational. "All pretence," they say, "to coercive power is as unsuitable to our principles as to our circumstances,...

...Antiquity and the Proceedings of the Antient Church. 4to. 3s 6d Edinburgh, 1692 13.501 PRESBYTERIANS— Heads of Agreement Assented to by the United Ministers...London, formerly called Presbyterian and Congregational. 4to. 2s 1691 13.502 SOLOMON & Abiathar, or the Case of the Deprived Bishops and Clergy Discussed between...

...differences were not so great as they had thought. They published as the result of their conference " Heads of Agreement assented to by the united ministers...formerly called Presbyterian and Congregational;" and the Rev. Matthew Mead, of Stepney, at their request published a sermon " preached by their appointment,...

...have died out for ever ; unhappily they revived when the Revolution had set both parties at liberty. An effort at union was, however, made in 1690, under...formerly called Presbyterian and Congregational." The Presbyterians and Independents, who after the Revolution adopted these Articles, could not have...