monly called "interlocutory meetings," or a sort of committees of the whole judicatory, in which members may freely converse together without the formalities which are usually necessary in judicial proceedings. 39. Whenever a judicatory is about to sit in a judicial capacity, it shall be the duty of the moderator, solemnly to announce from the chair, that the body is about to pass to the consideration of the business assigned for trial; and to enjoin on the members to recollect and regard their high character, as judges of a court of Jesus Christ, and the solemn duty in which they are about to act. 40. In all process before a judicatory, where there is an accuser, or prosecutor, it is expedient that there be a committee of the judicatory appointed, (provided the number of members be sufficient to admit of it without inconvenience) who shall be called the Judicial Committee; and whose duty it shall be, to digest and arrange all the papers, and to prescribe, under the direction of the judicatory, the whole order of the proceedings. The members of this committee shall be entitled, notwithstanding their performance of this duty, to sit and vote in the cause, as members of the judicatory. 41. But in cases of process on the ground of general rumour, where there is, of course, no particular accuser, there may be a committee appointed, (if convenient) who shall be called the Committee of Prosecution, and who shall conduct the whole cause on the part of the prosecution. The members of this committee shall not be permitted to sit in judgment in the case. 42. No member shall retire from any judi- 43. The moderator of every judicatory, above Appeals. Apocrypha, not of the canon of Scripture.. Assembly, general, of the. mode of dissolving.. Assurance of grace and salvation. attainable in this life.. 58, 86, 315, 391 71, 218, 383 8 476 425 427 95, 226 97 99 144, 337, 393 146, 338, 394 147 tration. of the administration of...... its efficacy not confined to the time of adminis- to be but once administered.. how to be improved..... Believers cannot finally fall from grace.. benefits they receive from Christ.. Bishops or pastors, of.... 408 .... the efficacy of his obedience and sacrifice... his exaltation... ........ 195, 381 56, 207 68, 192, 202, 381 ..... benefits of his work of redemption communicated before his incarnation... acts according to both his natures. 201, 382 56 56 57, 207 211 applies his redemption, to whom, and how the purest, subject to mixture and error......... 137 the Lord Jesus Christ the only head of.... censures..... of the officers of the.. ordinances in a particular. .... 137 155, 505 407 411 no man able perfectly to keep the.. 315, 391 |