English to Spanish Art/Literary Religion Commentary on Proverbs

This sin of partiality in judging is no less detestable in ecclesiastical circles than in civil administrations. When men of riches and power are allowed to trample upon the liberties of the poor and mean, and when those who ought not to have a place and a name in the church are permitted to usurp those powers that evidently belong by Christ's appointment to the body of the faithful, is it not plain that church-rulers are become partial in themselves, and judges of evil thoughts? Whatever property men may have in manses and stipends they cannot from them infer a right to constitute spiritual relations, which ought to be founded in mutual choice (James 2).