Injunctions, for they cannot properly be called Inſtructions, are delivered from the Pulpit in Harangues, which go by the Denomination of Sermons, in which are never heard the divine Attributes aſſerted, or any Article of Faith proved from Scripture; ſometimes, indeed, they preach up a Moral Duty, but the chief and moſt frequent Subject of their Diſcourſes, is the Power of the Priesthood, and the Diſcipline of the Church. Theſe Doctrines they thunder out, as the Pope does his Bulls, with an Anathema tacked to them, and enforce them by a ſtrong Argument called Kirk Jarmyns, on all who are diſobedient or unbelieving: for proof of which, I appeal to an Engliſh Gentleman, who not long ſince was ſentenced to that horrid Priſon, I before deſcribed (under the Biſhop's Chapel in Peel Caſtle) by a ſpiritual Court, for barely ſeeming to ſuppoſe that one of the Brotherhood was not overſtocked with Learning. A Summons was ſerved upon the Gentleman before the Sentence was regiſtred, (nor indeed is it yet) and he had certainly been ſent to Priſon, and ordered to do Penance, but that he declared he appeal'd to the Metropolitan, or challeng'd his Antago-
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