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bout the Word and Doctrine, upon the account of the Apostles of our Lord, whofe Place they fuftain, as the Councellors of the Bishop, and the Crown of the Church. For they are the Sanhedrim delov Ĉ Brann- and Senate of the Church. unoas. & avay- If there be a Reader there, 5 νώςης ἐξὶ, λαμβανέτω let him receive a fingle Pore ἢ αὐτὸς μοίραν μίδῳ tion, in Honour of the Proe's kulu vhs weeon phets, and let the Singer and TWY WORDTWS & a the Porter have as much. Let πωδός, και πυλωρός. - the Laity therefore pay proκάτῳ ἐν ἀξιώμαk οἱ per Honours in their Prefents, λαϊκοί * προσήκεσομ and urmoft Marks of Refped τιμίω νεμέτωσαμ ἐ to each diftinct Order. But let This Sougor, & Them not on all occafions trouβίον ἐντροπῇ. μὴ ῥᾳ· ble their Governours, but let Nws 3*+* EVOKλHT- them fignifie their Defires by i ode to appork, a thofe who minister to him, that it aig fs Campera is, by the Deacons, with whom ο βέλονται σημαινέτωσαμ, they may be more free. For

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manner therefore let the Laity
make known all their De-
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them act as he hall dired
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the very Mouth of their Idols of Stone, waiting to fee what Commands he will lay upon them. And whatfoever he commands them, that they do, and without him they do nothing; and they honour him their pretended Prief, and efteem his Name as venerable in honour of lifelers Statues, and in order to the Worlhip of wicked Spirits. If thefe Heathens therefore, who give Glory to lying Vanities, and place their Hope upon nothing that is firm, endeavour to imitate the facred Rules, how much more realonable is it that you, who have a molt cer tain Faith, and undoubted Hope, and who exped glorious, and eternal, and ne ver-failing Promifes, lhould honour God in thofe fet or ver you, and efteem your Biflop to be the Mouth of God

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declar'd to Pharaoh the Words njune Tu Bazaa
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a Prophet; and Mofes him-
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XXX. For now the Deacon is to **Pag. you Aaron, and the Bishop 243 Moles. If therefore Mofes was called a God by the Lord, let the Bishop be honour'd among you as a God, and the Deacon as his Prophet. For as Chrift does nothing without his Father, fo neither does the Deacon do any thing without his Bishop: And as the Son without his Father is nothing, fo is the Deacon nothing without his Bishop; and as the Son is

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fubject to his Father, fo is every Deacon fubject to his Bilhop; and as the Son is the Meffenger and Prophet of the Father, fo is the Deacon the Meffenger and Prophet of his Bishop. Wherefore, let all things that he is to do with any one be made known to the Bishop, and be finally order'd by him.

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LET him not do any thing XXXI. at all without his Bishop, nor give any thing without his Confent. For if he gives to any one as to a Perfon in Diftrefs, without the Bishop's Knowledge, he gives it fo that it must tend to the Reproach of the Bishop, and he accufes him as carelers of the Diftreffed. But he that casts Reproach on his Bishop, either by Word or Deed, opposes God, not hearkening to what he fays, Thou shalt Exod. xxii. not speak Evil of the Gods.

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