Already "in our towns and places reformed," as the Confession puts it, there were local or "particular kirks," and these grew and spread and were provincially united, till, in the last month of this memorable year, the first General Assembly of their representatives met, and became the "universal kirk," or "the whole church convened." [Please select]
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Did you think that a Hay would let a Baxter go for all the kirks that ever were built. [Please select]
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Curlew's pious and edifying chant was greatly restricted in country kirks from that day. [Please select]
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Well, I want to know for certain what is the difference between the two Kirks in Drumtochty. [Please select]
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"I ken'd you popist folk are unco set on the relics that are fetched frae far-kirks and sae forth." [Please select]
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"He called twice at the Kirks' last week, so I am told," said Susan. [Please select]
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The organ is finding its way rapidly into the Scottish kirks (how can the shade of John Knox endure a 'kist o' whistles' in good St.) [Please select]
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The Doctor had such unquestioning confidence in himself that he considered his very presence a sufficient defence for the Kirk, and was of such perfect breeding that he regarded other Kirks with unbroken charity. [Please select]
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