2. That he be well informit with knawledge, to condescend in the principall grounds of religion affirmative, and the untruth of errors contrair to the same, and that he be able to give a reasone of his knawledge in some measure.
3. That he be brought to ane plaine acknawledgeing of the Kirk within this countrie, and profess himself adjoynit to the same, as ane obedient member thereof, and be content to hear the word, participat the sacraments, and obey the discipline of the Kirk, as the samen is presently allowit be the King’s Majestie and the Estates.
4. That he solemnly promise, be word and written band, to remove out of his house, company, and haill bounds under his power, Jesuits, Priests, and excommunicate persones.
5. That he agrie to swear and subscryve the Confession of Faith in presence of the haill Commissioners.
6. That he agrie to satisfie in the kirk of Aberdeene, in most humble manner, for his apostacie, and there renew the forsaids promises and bands in most solemne manner.
7. Anent the slaughter of the Earle of Murray, that he declare his griefe and repentance for the same, and promise to make ane assythment to the partie, when the samen may conveniently be acceptit off, and utter his forsaid repentance and grieff therein, at the tyme of his publick satisfactione.
8. Forsuameikle as be occasion of service done to his Majestie in persewing the said Earle, be force and utherwayes, syndrie in these pairtes hes incurrit his displeasure and deidly feud, that he be content to remove all these occasiones with such convenient diligence as the saids Commissioners shall think expedient.
9. For declaratione of his aifald adjoyning with us, that he be content at their sichts, and advyce of his best disposed friends, to provyde sufficient stipends for his kirks.
10. That he shall acknowledge his faults qwhereof he was justly excommunicat, and especiallie the burning of Dunybirsle, and his apostacie.