Scottish Confession of Faith (1560)

1 Chapter 1: We confess and acknowledge one only God, to whom only we must cleave, — Chapter 2: We confess and acknowledge this our God to have created man (to wit, 2 Chapter 3: By which transgression, commonly called Original Sin, was the image of — Chapter 4: For this we constantly believe: that God, after the fearful and 3 Chapter 5: We most constantly believe that God preserved, instructed, multiplied, — Chapter 6: When the fulness of time came, God sent his Son [27] his Eternal 4 Chapter 7: We acknowledge and confess that this most wondrous conjunction betwixt — Chapter 8: For that same Eternal God and Father, who of mere grace elected us in 5 Chapter 9: [We confess] That our Lord Jesus Christ offered himself a voluntary — Chapter 10: We undoubtedly believe that, insomuch as it was impossible that the 6 Chapter 11: We nothing doubt but that the selfsame body, which was born of the 7 Chapter 12: This our faith, and the assurance of the same, proceeds not from flesh 8 Chapter 13: So that the cause of good works we confess to be, not our free will, 9 Chapter 14: We confess and acknowledge that God has given to man his holy law, in 10 Chapter 15: The law of God we confess and acknowledge most just, most equal, most 11 Chapter 16: As we believe in one God, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost; so do we most 12 Chapter 17: The elect departed are in peace and rest from their labours: [115] not — Chapter 18: is Discerned from the False 13 Chapter 19: As we believe and confess the scriptures of God sufficient to instruct — Chapter 20: and Causes of Their Convention 14 Chapter 21: As the fathers under the law (besides the verity of the sacrifices) had 15 Chapter 22: That sacraments be rightly ministered, we judge two things requisite: 16 Chapter 23: We confess and acknowledge that baptism appertains as well to the — Chapter 24: We confess and acknowledge empires, kingdoms, dominions, and cities to 17 Chapter 25: Albeit that the word of God truly preached, and the sacraments rightly