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A81011	Cromwell, Oliver, 1599-1658.	His Highness speech to the Parliament in the Painted Chamber at their dissolution, upon Monday the 22d. of Ianuary 1654. Published to prevent mistakes, and false copies.	1654.0		.xml	application/xml	9519	175	45	Religion ; as a People that have been like other Nations , sometimes up , and sometimes down , in our honour in the world , but yet never so low , but we might measure with other Nations ; and a People that have had a stamp upon them from God , God having ( as it were ) summed all Our former Glory and Honour , in things that are Glory to Nations in an 〈…〉 we knew one another at home , and are well known abroad . When you were entered upon this GOVERNMENT , raveling into it ( you know I took no notice what you were doing ) if you had gone upon that 〈…〉 visions for the good of the People of these Nations , for the Settling of such matters in things of Religion as would have upheld and given Countenance to a Godly Ministery , and yet would have given a just libertie to Godly men of different Judgements , men of the same Faith with them that you call the Orthodox Ministery in England , as it is well known the Independents are , and many under the Form of Ba●tism , who are sound in the Faith , onely may perhaps be different in Judgement in some lesser matters , yet as true Christians , both looking at Salvation , onely by faith in the bloud of Christ , men profe●●●ng the fear of God , having recourse to the Name of God , as to a strong Tower ; I say you might have had Opportunity to have settled Peace and Quietness amongst all professing Godliness , and might have been instrumental , if not to have healed the breaches , yet to have kept the Godly of all Judgements from running one upon another , and by keeping them from being over-run by a Common Enemie , rendered them and these Nations , both secure , happy , and well satisfied .	cache/A81011.xml	txt/A81011.txt
