...dishonored, and his gospel and the profession of it slighted, by our distempers and weaknesses in public. 6 We bind ourselves to study the advancement of the...slighting our sister churches, but using their counsel as needs shall be, not laying a stumblingblock before any, no, not the Indians, whose good we desire to...

...the Lord may be dishonored, and his gospel, and * the profession of it, slighted by our distempers, and * weaknesses in public. " We bind ourselves to...are within or without, no way slighting our sister church* Neal's History of New-England, p. ti6. ' es, but using their counsel as need shall be : not...

...the Lord may be dishonored, and his gospel, aud * the profession of it, slighted by our distempers, and ' weaknesses in public. '' We bind ourselves to...are within or without, no way slighting our sister chtfrch» Neal'g History of New-England, p. 126. 1 es, but using their counsel as need shall be ; not...

...may be dishonored and his gospel and the profession of it slighted by our disr tempers and weakness in public. We bind ourselves to study the advancement...the gospel in all truth and peace ; both in regard to those that are within or without ; no ways slighting our sister churches, but using their council,...

...slighted by our distempers and " weaknesses in public. We hind ourselves to study the advance" ment of the gospel in all truth and peace, both in regard of those " that are within and without; no way slighting our sister churcb' es, hut using-their counsel as need shall be: not...

...much the Lord may be dishonoured, and his gospel and the profession of it slighted by our distempers, and weaknesses in public. " We bind ourselves to study...the gospel, in all truth and peace, both in regard to those that are within, aa well as those that are without ; no way slighting our sister churches...

...the Lord may be dishonored, and his gospel and the profession of it be slighted, by our distempers and weaknesses, in public. We bind ourselves to study the advancement of the gospel, in all truth and (»ace, both in regard of those (hat are within, or without ; no way slighting our sister churches;...

...and the pro? . . * Nial's Historj of New England, p. 126. fession of it, slighted by our distempers, and weaknesses in public. " We bind ourselves to study...those that are within or without, no way slighting our sister-churches, but using their counsel as need shall be ; not laying a stum- . bling-block before...

...the Lord may be dishonoured, and his gospel, and the pro* fessionof it, slighted by our distempers, and weaknesses in public. • " We bind ourselves...both in regard of those that are within or without, noway slighting our sister-churches, but using their counsel as need shall be ; not laying a stumbling-block...

...much the Lord may be dishonoured, and his Gospel and the profession of it slighted, by our distempers and weaknesses in public. " We bind ourselves to study the advancement of the Gospel, in all truth aud peace, both in regard of those that are within or without ; no way slighting our Bister churches,...