Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Manual of the Principles, Doctrines and Usages of Congregational Churches
Ordinarily each Church has but one Bishop or Pastor, though some Churches have two colleague Pastors. Many years since it was common for each Church to enjoy the labors of two (called Pastor and Teacher), and the primitive Churches appear to have had several, composing a Ministerial Elderhood, or Presbytery, in (not over) each Church; Acts xiv. 28; Titus i. 5; 1 Timothy iv. 14; James v. 14.
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