The Necessity of Utmost Venturing for the Churchs Help, Imprimatur
Die Mercurii, 28. Junii, 1643.
IT is this Day Ordered by the Houſe of Commons, that Sir Oliver Luke, do from this Houſe return thanks to M. Palmer, and M. Hill to M. Carter for the great pains they took in the Sermons they this day preached, at the intreaty of the Houſe of Commons, at S. Margarets in the City of Weſtminſter, being a day of Publike Humiliation, and that they deſire them to Print their Sermons. And it is Ordered that no man preſume to Print the ſaid Sermons, or either of them, but whom the ſaid M. Palmer, and M. Carter ſhall authorize under their hands in writing. Hen. Elſing. Cler. Parl. D. Com.
I appoint John Bellamie and Ralph Smith to Print my Sermon.
HERBERT PALMER.
Errata. Pag. 16. line 28. for 49. read 40. p. 37. l. 23. for have r. having. p. 39. l. 1. for had r. hath. p. 45. l. 13. after Prophet, r. complain. & in the margent, for Ier. 5. 9. r. Eſay 5. 25. p. 50. l. 36, for cried r. crie.
End of the text · Herbert Palmer, The Necessity of Utmost Venturing for the Churchs Help (1643)