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Form of Presbyterial Church-Government


The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government was agreed upon and approved by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in 1645.

 

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  1. - The Preface

  2. - Of the Church

  3. - Of the Officers of the Church

  4. - Pastors

  5. - Teacher or Doctor

  6. - Other Church-Governors

  7. - Deacons

  8. - Of particular Congregations

  9. - Of the Officers of a particular Congregation

  10. - Of the Ordinances in a particular Congregation

  11. - Of Church-Government, and the several sorts of Assemblies for the same

  12. - Of the power in common of all these Assemblies

  13. - Of Congregational Assemblies, that is, the Meeting of the ruling Officers of a particular Congregation, for the Government thereof

  14. - Of Classical Assemblies

  15. - Of Synodical Assemblies

  16. - Of Ordination of Ministers

  17. - Touching the Doctrine of Ordination

  18. - Touching the Power of Ordination

  19. - Concerning the Doctrinal Part of the Ordination of Ministers

  20. - The Directory for the Ordination of Ministers


 

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