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▸ noun: The Negative Confession (Latin: ), sometimes known as the King's Confession, is a confession of faith issued by King James VI of Scotland on 2 March 1580 (Old Style).S. A. Burrell, 'The Apocalyptic Vision of the Early Covenanters', The Scottish Historical Review, Vol.
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▸ noun: The Negative Confession (Latin: ), sometimes known as the King's Confession, is a confession of faith issued by King James VI of Scotland on 2 March 1580 (Old Style).S. A. Burrell, 'The Apocalyptic Vision of the Early Covenanters', The Scottish Historical Review, Vol.
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