They That Die By Famine Die By

We Must Believe That He Is Able To Do What He Will, Wise To Do What Is Best, And Good, According To His Promise, To Do What Is Best For Us, If We Love Him, And Serve Him.

Saying And Doing Are Two Things.

In All God's Providences, It Is Good To Compare His Word And His Works Together; For We Shall Find A Beautiful Harmony Between Them, And That They Mutually Illustrate Each Other.

If Therefore Our Houses Be Houses Of The Lord, We Shall For That Reason Love Home, Reckoning Our Daily Devotion The Sweetest Of Our Daily Delights, And Our Family Worship The Most Valuable Of Our Family Comforts. This Will Sanctify To Us All The Conveniences Of Our Houses, And Reconcile Us To The Inconveniences Of It.

When Christ Was About To Leave The World, He Made His Will. His Soul He Committed To His Father; His Body He Bequeathed To Joseph To Be Decently Interred; His Clothes Fell To The Soldiers; His Mother He Left To The Care Of John; But What Should He Leave To His Poor Disciples That Had Left All For Him? Silver And Gold He Had None; But He Left Them That Which Was Infinitely Better, His Peace.