Title: The Late Covenant Asserted. 1. That it is in whole and in part agreeable to sacred Scripture, holy, just, and good. 2. That Oxford-Covenant is abominable, contrary to Law, Right Reason, good Sense; where- by it appeares, what Keepers the Lords of the world are of the Seales and Soules there. 3. That the Protestation two yeares agon, and Covenant now, are both one for substance; and a sweet agreement between all foure, Protestation, Covenant, Oath of Supremacy and Allegeance. 4. That the five Observations sent us from Oxford upon our Covenant, are wicked and blas- phemous; The first cleane contrary to Law; The fourth most contrary to sense; The fifth crosseth Reason; The second and third blasphemeth the way of all Israel in their warre, 5. warranted by God Himselfe in two most famous Cases, set down here, which will cleare our Case as the noon day; Wherein these particulars are observable in passage; That Faith has a Bottom where Reason has none; That Gods People may fall in a lawfull warre; That they shall be Remembred in a low estate; That it is as impossible to accommodate a Peace, as it is to bring the two Poles together, North and South, which stand at an eternall opposi- tion. 6. Cleare satisfaction given to all Objections,  against the Covenant, and taking-up of Armes; The Oath of Supremacy and Allegeance binds us to it; The Kings Vow and taking the Sacrament upon it, is no more, but what the Lady Mary, before shee was Queen, had taken, and all the Papists do take, Rebells and Traitors all to the King and his three Kingdomes. 7. An infallible way to finde out an Holy way, and an Holy warre. 8. One Objection Answered touching the Tumults caused by the Covenant. 9. A Petition of the wild of Kent, and like places, shewing the sense of the Inhabitants there