James Skinner a Memoir
James Skinner a Memoir
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" "The Rubric to the Prayer-Book of January i, 1604, adopts the language of the Rubric of Elizabeth. The Rubric to the present Prayer- Book adopts the language of the Statute of Elizabeth ; but they all, obviously, mean the same thing that the same dresses, and the same utensils, or articles, which were used under the first Prayer- Book of Edward VI. May still be used. " I beg you to notice how plain and clear and unambiguous was their way to this decision ; they speak of it as obvious ; they w...ere not driven to read a not into the text, or to interpolate the "Advertisements" of Elizabeth in order to extract some more popular explanation; but, they said, with the simplicity of fair- dealing men, " when reference is made to the first Prayer-Book of Edward VI. , with this explanation of the term ' ornaments, ' no difficulty will be found in discovering among the articles, of which the use is there enjoined, ' ornaments ' of the church as well as ' ornaments ' of the minister. Besides the vestments, differing in the different services, the Rubric provides for the use of an English Bible, the new Prayer-Book, a poor man's box, a chalice, a corporas, a paten, a bell, and some other things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "The Rubric to the Prayer-Book of January i, 1604, adopts the language of the Rubric of Elizabeth. The Rubric to the present Prayer- Book adopts the language of the Statute of Elizabeth ; but they all, obviously, mean the same thing that the same dresses, and the same utensils, or articles, which were used under the first Prayer- Book of Edward VI. May still be used. " I beg you to notice how plain and clear and unambiguous was their way to this decision ; they speak of it as obvious ; they w...ere not driven to read a not into the text, or to interpolate the "Advertisements" of Elizabeth in order to extract some more popular explanation; but, they said, with the simplicity of fair- dealing men, " when reference is made to the first Prayer-Book of Edward VI. , with this explanation of the term ' ornaments, ' no difficulty will be found in discovering among the articles, of which the use is there enjoined, ' ornaments ' of the church as well as ' ornaments ' of the minister. Besides the vestments, differing in the different services, the Rubric provides for the use of an English Bible, the new Prayer-Book, a poor man's box, a chalice, a corporas, a paten, a bell, and some other things.
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