boundless scope the forgiveness of "all trespasses"; it reaches down to the depths of sin,

and places the saved "far above" in the holiest of all; it points the saved sinner away from

self unto Him "who hath made us sufficient" for such an inheritance; it shuts the believer

up to the Lord of glory, "in whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge." It

enjoins no ritual, no observance, no ceremony of any kind whatsoever. These have all,

divine and human, been nailed to, and cancelled by, the cross of Christ. Our endeavour is

now to be directed to keeping (not making) the unity of Spirit. There faction ends; there

peace rules; there is found no confidence in the flesh; there is a blessed condition of

absolute independence of all else except the Lord. Once again we repeat,