Cranmer, a poemHamilton, Adams & Company, 1855 - Počet stran: 67 |
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abject Acts and Monuments Acts and Mts amidst anguish apostacy Archbishop Cranmer Archbishop of Canterbury BARCHAM Beaksbourne beheld Bishop blood Bocardo's British Museum burned CANTO Captive cast Christ Church Church of England command Cox's crave Crosier dared dark death deed deep drave dread E'en e'er Eccl England eternal faith fear flame foes Foxe's Acts gave gaze God's grave hath Heaven Heaven's high heavenly Holy honor hour Hugh Latimer illustrious King Henry VIII Latimer learned lone Lord of Canterbury lorn Majesty March 21 Martin Martyr Mary's Memorials of Archbishop Mitre mourned ne'er neath o'er oath or oaths oration Oxford Pontiff Pope Pope's Popery Primate Primate's prison protest Queen quoth raged Recantation Reformation reign religion Ridley Rome Rome's Royal Henry sacrament sacrifice Scriptures sentence solemn soul spirit STANZA Strype's Memorials supream Head Supremacy THOMAS CRANMER throne Tower Truth verity words XXXIII
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Strana 58 - ... have respect only to the outward bread and cup, thinking to see there with our eyes no other things but only bread and wine; but that, lifting up our minds, we should look up to the blood of Christ with our faith, should touch him with our mind, and receive him with our inward man; and that, being like eagles in this life, we should fly up into heaven in our hearts, where that Lamb is resident at the right hand of his Father, which taketh away the sins of the world; by whose stripes we are made...
Strana 59 - From this your judgment and sentence I appeal to the just judgment of God Almighty, trusting to be present with him in heaven, for whose presence in the altar I am thus condemned ". Doctor Ridley.
Strana iii - Fox's book, and of the weakness of those of his adversaries, to be further moved by such censures than to charge them with falsehood. All the many researches and discoveries of later times, in regard to historical documents, have only contributed to place the general fidelity and truth of Fox's melancholy narrative, on a rock which cannot be shaken.
Strana ix - Nor were the methods which she employed in the cause of superstition better than the cause itself, or tempered by any sentiments of equity or compassion. Barbarous tortures and death, in the most shocking forms, awaited those who opposed her will, or made the least stand against the restoration of popery : and, among many other victims, the learned and pious Cranmer, archbishop of Canterbury, who had been one of the most illustrious instruments of the reformation in England, fell a sacrifice to her...
Strana 55 - When you first began this matter, my lords, I told you what would come of it. Do you think that the king will suffer this man's finger to ache ? Much more, I warrant you, will he defend his life against brabbling varlets I You do but cumber yourselves to hear tales and fables against him.
Strana 59 - ... sake, rather than for any essentiality or obligation there is in the thing, in order to my obtaining the same : It neither is, nor shall be, my will or intention to oblige myself by the said oath, or oaths, howsoever the same may seem to be worded, to any thing hereafter to be said, done, or attempted, by reason thereof, which shall be, or seem to be, contrary to the law of God, or contrary to our most illustrious king of England, or the commonwealth of this his kingdom of England, or to the...
Strana 56 - Christ's gospel preaching, and for because we would not go a massing, every one in close prison from other; the same tower being so full of other prisoners, that we four were thrust into one chamber, as men not to be accounted of, (but, God be thanked! to our great joy and comfort,) there did we together read over the new testament with great deliberation and painful study...
Strana 56 - Christ's body and blood no other presence but a spiritual presence, nor that the mass was any sacrifice for sins : but in that heavenly book it appeared that the sacrifice, which Christ Jesus our Redeemer did upon the cross, was perfect, holy and good ; that God the heavenly Father did require none other, nor that never again to be done, but was pacified with that only omnisufficient and most • Bp Ridley, Letter to Grindal, Works, p.
Strana 58 - ... up into heaven in our hearts, where that Lamb is resident at the right hand of his Father, which taketh away the sins of the world; by whose stripes we are made whole; by whose passion we are filled at his table ; and whose blood we receiving out of his holy side, do live for ever; being made the guests of Christ, having him dwelling in us through the grace of his true nature, and through the virtue and efficacy of his whole passion...
Strana 66 - ... his body, he seemed to move no more than the stake to which he was bound ; his eyes were lifted up into heaven, and oftentimes he repeated " his unworthy right hand," so long as his voice would suffer him ; and using often the words of Stephen " Lord Jesus, receive my spirit," in the greatness of the flame he gave up the ghost.