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Parliament of England Ordinance for the calling of an Assembly of Learned and Godly Divines… (1643)

And if any of the Persons before named shall happen to die before the said Assembly shall be dissolved by Order of both Houses of Parliament, then such other Person or Persons shall be nominated and placed in the room and stead of such Person and Persons so dying, as by both the said Houses shall be thought fit and agreed upon
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Parliament of England Ordinance for the calling of an Assembly of Learned and Godly Divines… (1643)

Grounds for calling an Assembly of Divines.; Names of Persons summoned to assemble.; Assembly Where and when to be.; Powers.; Wm. Twist, D.D., to be Prolocutor.; Allowance for attendance.; Acquittal from all penalties, etc., incurred by absence from Cures and Churches through attendance at Assembly.;Persons nominated in the room of those dying before dissolution of Assembly to have like privileges.
Whereas amongst the infinite blessings of Almighty God upon this Nation, none is, or can be more dear unto us then the purity of our Religion
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Parliament of England Ordinance for the calling of an Assembly of Learned and Godly Divines… (1643)

And in case any difference of Opinion shall happen amongst the said Persons so assembled touching any the matters that shall be proposed to them as aforesaid, that then they shall represent the same, together with the Reasons thereof, to both or either the said Houses respectively, to the end such further direction may be given therein, as shall be requisite in that behalf.
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