NEVER look down upon a brother in Christ. Look up for him; and if he be, in your esteem, lower than you in anything, go down, and if it may be lift hiss up, but, by grace, look up. We see in the midst of the throne Him who bore our sins on the cross, and wears the crown in glory. In wondrous grace and pity, He came where we were, and lifted us up. Looking then to Jesus, we shall, by the Holy Spirit, who brings Him to our remembrance, be taught the best way to honor Him. He glorifies God who seeks to deliver rather than expose a brother, whom he believes to be―unknown perhaps to himself―dishonoring God. May we more than ever consider the words, “In remembrance of ME.” “My meditation of Him” (and of his ways of peace, and love, and faithfulness) “shall be sweet. I will be glad in the Lord.”