matter. If the decision of this council is the end of the law in this kingdom, then he has a right to call on them to sustain him in his rights in all things, if he sustains them in their rights in all things. He supposes if this is the council appointed to hold the destinies of all men in the kingdom of God, and if he has rights in that house, those rights are sacred to him, and if this council is not to decide such matters who is it to be left to.
The replied, provided the committee and architect of the were to take a course that was not right, we should deal with them before the church and not before this council; and if you have done any thing worthy of a trial we should deal with you before the church. When the [p. [219]]