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THe great Priviledge of Beleevers joyned in fellowship in the Gos∣pell, and met together in the use of any Divine Ordinances, is
To have an intimate, tender, and prevailing effectuall presence of Christ himselfe with them.
This both Scripture and reason abundantly testifie, for Christ being a living head, and ap∣pointing his Church to be his body, it must fol∣low, the body must find
the influence from the head in every channell and vessell ordained for that purpose, Matth. 28.19, 20.
Thus much in gene∣rall, now again in