Is It But Right That Our Hearts

It Is True, That Men May Have Christ Whenever They Are Willing To Comply With His Terms. But If You Are Not Willing Now, How Can You Think You Shall Be Willing Hereafter?

A Foolish Physician He Is, And A Most Unfaithful Friend, That Will Let A Sick Man Die For Fear Of Troubling Him; And Cruel Wretches Are We To Our Friends, That Will Rather Suffer Them To Go Quietly To Hell, Then We Will Anger Them, Or Hazard Our Reputation With Them.

In Our First Paradise In Eden There Was A Way To Go Out But No Way To Go In Again. But As For The Heavenly Paradise, There Is A Way To Go In, But Not Way To Go Out.

When We Speak To Drunkards, Worldlings, Or Any Ignorant, Unconverted Men, We Disgrace Them As In That Condition To The Utmost, And Lay It On As Plainly As We Can Speak, And Tell Them Of Their Sin, And Shame, And Misery: And We Expect, Not Only That They Should Bear All Patiently, But Take All Thankfully, And We Have Good Reasons For All This; And Most That I Deal With Do Take It Patiently... But If We Speak To A Godly Minister Against His Errors Or Any Sin... If It Be Not More An Applause Than A Reprehension, They Take It As An Injury Almost Insufferable.

'tis Hard Preaching A Stone Into Tears, Or Making A Rock To Tremble.