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Question 45 — Wherein doth the liberty and duty of the whole brotherhood in the exercise of discipline in the church in particular consist?
Answer —
aIn a meek consideration of the condition and temptations of
offenders, with the nature of their offences, when orderly proposed unto
the church; bin judging with the elders, according to rule,
what, in all cases of offence, is necessary to be done for the good of the
offenders themselves, and for the edification and vindication of the whole
church, cin their consent unto, and concurrence in, the
admonition, ejection, pardoning, and restoring of offenders, as the 517matter shall require.
aGal. vi. 1,
2;
b1 Cor. v.
2, 4, 5, 12, vi. 2;
c2 Cor.
ii. 6–8.
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