entered in and have directed their way in holi- ness and righteousness, doing all things without disorder. Let a man be faithful : let him be powerful in the utterance of knowledge ; let him be wise in judging of words ; let him be pure in all his deeds ; yet the more he seems to be superior to others [in these respects], the more humble-minded ought he to be, and to seek the common good of all, and not merely his own advantage.