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An Idle Man Has A Constant Tendency To Torpidity. He Has Adopted The Indian Maxim That It Is Better To Walk Than To Run, And Better To Stand Than To Walk, And Better To Sit Than To Stand, And Better To Lie Than To Sit. He Hugs Himself Into The Notion, That God Calls Him To Be Quiet.

We Are Urgent About The Body; He Is About The Soul. We Call For Present Comforts; He Considers Our Everlasting Rest. And Therefore When He Sends Not The Very Things We Ask, He Hears Us By Sending Greater Than We Can Ask Or Think.

He Who Sows, Even With Tears, The Precious Seed Of Faith, Hope, And Love, Shall Doubtless Come Again With Joy, Bringing His Sheaves With Him, Because It Is The Very Nature Of That Seed To Yield A Joyful Harvest.

Faith Makes All Evil Good To Us, And All Good Better; Unbelief Makes All Good Evil, And All Evil Worse.

The First Step Towards Knowledge Is To Know That We Are Ignorant.