Sketches of the Covenanters by J. C. McFeeters
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page 96 of 317 (30%)
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Scotland had a beaten path up the mountain of God, leading to the ever-available Covenant. Again she climbs the heights, and this time leads her two trembling sisters, England and Ireland, by the hand. And there, on the top of the mountain where the glory of the Lord shines like the sun in his strength, the three kingdoms, Scotland, England, and Ireland, enter into THE SOLEMN LEAGUE AND COVENANT. We would appreciate our Covenanted privileges more highly, if we considered more carefully the difficulties our ancestors overcame in reaching the Covenant heights. Let us take heed lest, like a foolish heir squandering his father's wealth, we waste our inheritance, which is more precious than gold, more priceless than life. * * * * * POINTS FOR THE CLASS. 1. How did the Covenanters meet the king's second appeal to arms? 2. How was England disturbed at this time? 3. What Joint Commission was then created? 4. What was its purpose? 5. What did it accomplish? 6. What was the intention of the Solemn League and Covenant? |
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