Avoiding extreme conclusions from the divine right of church government (Samuel Miller)

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There seems no reason, however, to believe, with some zealous votaries of the hierarchy, that any particular form of government is in so rigorous a sense of divine right, as to be essential to the existence of the Church; so that where this form is wanting, there can be no Church. To adopt this opinion, is to take a very narrow and unscriptural view of the covenant of grace.

Samuel Miller, An Essay, on the Warrant, Nature and Duties of the Office of the Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Church (New York: Jonathan Leavitt, 1831), p. 19.
 
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