Solenne decretum a nationali ecclesiarum Gallicarum Synodo (celebrata Gapinci apud Delphinates) proclamatum & publicæ confessioni earumdem adscriptum A solemn decree of the nationall synod of Gap, in the province of Delphine, in France, publikely proclaimed, and ascribed to the publique confession of the Church. Synod of Gap. 1607 Approx. 4 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2008-09 (EEBO-TCP Phase 1). A01430 STC 11548.7 ESTC S3062 29900394 ocm 29900394 28122

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 lat Synod of Gap. Councils and synods. Broadsides -- London (England) -- 17th century. 2007-08 Assigned for keying and markup 2007-10 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2008-01 Sampled and proofread 2008-01 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2008-02 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
SOLENNE DECRETVM, A nationali Eccleſiarum Gallicarum Synodo (celebrata GAPINCI apud Delphinates) proclamatum, & publicae Confeſsioni earumdem adſcriptum.

CVM Vero Epiſcopus Romanus, erecta ſibi in orbe Chriſtiano Monarchia, ſibi arroget Principatum in omnes Eccleſias & Paſtores: vſque adeo inflatus, Diſt. 96. Can. 7. Satis euidenter. Lib. 1. Sacrar. Cerem. Sect. 7 §. 6. De Enſe benedicendo. Vt Deum ipſe ſe appellet. Concil. Lateran. vlt. Seſs. 1. 3. 9, & 10. Velit adorari: Ipſe ſibi tribuat omnem poteſtatem in coelo & in terra: Res Eccleſiaſticas ad libitum componat: Cōdat articulos fidei: Authoritatem Scripturae velit pendere a ſua, eamque ad libitum interpretetur: Animarum mercaturam exerceat: Liberet adſtrictos votis & iuramentis: Nouos Dei cultus inſtituat: Et (quod ad Ciuilia attinet) legitimam Magiſtratuum auctoritatem conculcet; dans, adimens, & transferens Regna: Credimus & aſſerimus, eum eſſe verum illum & germanum ANTICHRISTVM, Filium perditionis, praedictum in Verbo Dei: Meretricem purpuratam, inſidentem ſeptem montibus in magna Ciuitate; Obtinentem Regnum in Reges terrae: Et expectamus donec Deus (prout promiſit, & iam coepit) eum fractum & victum Spiritu oris ſui, tandem deleat fulgore aduentus ſui.

Ʋiſum & approbatum. SERƲET REGEM IACOBVM, FIDEI DEFENSOREM DEVS.
A SOLEMNE DECREE OF the Nationall Synod of GAP, in the prouince of Delphine in France, publikely proclaimed, and aſcribed to the publique Confeſsion of the Church.

WHereas the Biſhop of Rome, hauing erected a Monarchie in the Chriſtian world, doth chalenge and arrogate vnto himſelfe, the Principallitie ouer al Churches and Paſtors, being ſo extreamely proud & puffed vp, Diſt. 96. Can. 7. Satis euidenter. Lib. 1. Sacrar. Cerem. Sect. 7 §. 6. De Enſe benedicendo. That he calleth himſelfe God. Concil. Lateran. vlt. Seſs. 1. 3. 9, & 10. That he will be worſhiped: And alſo attributeth vnto himſelfe all power in Heauen and in Earth: ordereth Eccleſiaſticall matters at his owne pleaſure: frameth new Articles of Faith: will haue the Anthoritie of the Scriptures to depend of his own Authority, & interpreteth them as he liſteth: exerciſeth the marchandizing of ſoules, abſolues men from their vowes and oathes; Inſtituteth new worſhip of God. And in like manner (as cōcerning Ciuil affayres) treadeth vnder foote the lawfull authoritie of Magiſtrates, giuing, taking away, and tranſlating Kingdomes: We doe ſtedfaſtly beleeue, and conſtantly affirme, that Hee (the Pope of Rome) is that GREATE AND PROPER ANTICHRIST, that Sonne of Perdition, foretolde in the word of God, that purple Harlot ſitting vpon ſeauen Hilles in the greate Cittie, hauing obtained the kingdome ouer Kings of the earth. And we wait and expect, whilſt that God according to his promiſe, and as hee hath begunne alreadie, to weaken and ouercome him by the Spirit of his mouth, doth at laſt vtterlye confound and deſtroy him, by the brightneſſe of his comming.

SEENE AND ALLOWED.

Londini per Edwardum Allde & A. J. 1604.