The Apology, Cap. 11. Division. 10.The Apologie, Cap. 11. Diuision. 10.
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The Apology, Cap. 11. Division. 10.
The Apologie, Cap. 11. Diuision. 10.
King Jehoshaphat overthrew, and utterly made away the Hill Altars, 1& Groves, whereby he saw God's Honour hindered, and the people holden back with Private Superstition from the ordinary Temple, which was at Jerusalem: whereto they should by order have resorted yearly from every part of the Realm.
Kinge Iehosaphat ouerthrew, and vtterly made awaie the Hille Aultars, 1& Groaues, whereby he sawe Goddes Honoure hindered, and the people holden backe with Priuate Superstition from the ordinarie Temple, whiche was at Ierusalem: whereto they should by ordre haue resorted yeerely from euery parte of the Realme.
M. Harding.
M. Hardinge.
Ye put us in mind to consider, how that your selves are those Private Hill Altars, and dark Groves. For ye be they, that stop the people from the common Temple of Christendom, the Catholic Church: out of which is no Salvation, the head whereof sitteth in Peters chair at Rome. For setting order both in matters of Common Weal, and others, Jehoshaphat said thus, concerning Religion: Amarias Sacerdos & pontifex vester in ijs,