bishop, and the enactments of the self in his own works, is the brother of him that destroys apostles. He that is within the altar himself." ' If, therefore, ye also put away conceit, arro- is pure, but^ he that is without is not gance, disdain, and haughtiness, it will be your privilege pure ; that is, he who does anything to be inseparably united to God, for " He is nigh unto apart from the bishop, and presbytery, those that fear Him." ^ And says He, "Upon whom and deacons,-* such a man is not pure will I look, but upon him that is humble and cjuiet, and in his conscience. that trembles at my words? " 5 And do ye also reverence