Rev. C. J. Goodhart, M.A.

"If this marriage be lawful in the sight of God, then I go upon the broad ground that, in such a case, no man has a right to impose a restriction on his fellow-man which God has not imposed; that the doing so can only bring a snare upon the conscience, and be the occasion of sin; and that no sanction of human law can be expected ultimately to succeed in enforcing what a man feels is no transgression of the law of God." . . . "That it is lawful, according to the Word of God, I consider incontrovertibly proved by the passages in Leviticus, of which I feel sure I have established the only correct translation."