8.—We will endeavour to bear with each others infirmities, weakness, and failings, in meekness, patience, and pity—render them what assistance we can, by prayer, advice, and kindness; not approving their errors, but recommending them to the Lord, and forgiving every offence done against us, when we believe such an offender is sorry, and will acknowledge his sin. _Be ye kind to one to another—tender hearted_. _If thy brother repent forgive him_. _We that are strong ought to bear the infirmities of the weak_. _Charity suffereth long_, _and is kind_. _If any man have a quarrel against any_, _even as Christ forgave you_, _so also do ye_. 9.—We agree to sympathize with each other in the calamities and trials that may befall us—either affliction of body, unjust reproach, real falls, family afflictions, or temptation and soul troubles. _Remember them that are in bonds_, _as bound with them_; _and those who suffer adversity_. _If one member suffers all the members suffer with it_. _Bear ye one anothers burdens_. _Ye ought to support the weak_. 10.—We agree to contribute to the real necessities of those who are poor—in things temporal, according to every one’s ability. _Let us do good to all men_, _especially the household of faith_. _And if thy brother be waxen poor and fallen into decay with thee_, _thou shall relieve him_. _Distributing to the necessity of the saints_, _given to hospitality—for God loveth a cheerful giver_. 11.—We mutually agree to watch over each other for good—to comfort the feeble-minded, to warn the unruly, and to reprove in faithfulness, wisdom, moderation, and kindness, what we see amiss in each other—to endeavor to restore a fallen Brother—to seek consolation for him by prayer and the word; but if persisting in an evil cause, acquaint the Officers of the Church, that they may take up the cause.—_Brethren_, _if any of you do err from the faith_, _and one convert_ (_or restore_) _him_, _let him know_, _that he which converteth a sinner from the error of his way_, _shall save a soul from death_.—_Yet count him not an enemy_, _but admonish him as a Brother_. _He that being often reproved_, _hardeneth his neck_, _shall be destroyed without a remedy_. _Let us consider one another_. 12.—We hope, through grace, to walk in all holiness of life, to the glory of the Gospel, the edification of the Church, and conviction to them that are without—looking unto Jesus, depending on his unmerited favour, rejoicing in his Person and Work, and lodging for the happy time, when we shall join the Church triumphant in heaven.—_Let your light so shine_. _Having these promises_, _let us cleanse ourselves_.—_See that ye walk circumspectly_. And now, Brethren, I commend you to God, and to the word of his grace, which is able to build you up, and to give you an inheritance among them that are sanctified, by faith in Christ Jesus. _Amen_. * * * * * FINIS.