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FORMULA
SINGULARITATIS
The covenant entered into by ten Hungarian students in London, on 9th
February, 1639, during their sojourn among the Puritans of England.
“We, unworthy servants of our Lord Jesus Christ, hereby make a common
confession in the holy sight of Jehovah, pledging ourselves by this sworn
covenant to follow God in all the days of our life and to serve him continually,
by His power, even unto the day of our death. We take this vow to the glory of
God and in recognition of the great things He hath done with our sinful and
loathesome souls in England. We regard it as our duty—wherever we may live and
whenever the day of our death may come—that we, as true members of Christ,
shall work for each other’s salvation, and willingly submitting ourselves to
this covenant, we give liberty one another to counsel, rebuke and build each
other. If anyone of us would seek the things of this world rather than the glory
of Christ and each other’s salvation, that man shall be regarded as an
apostate who is doomed to damnation.” |
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