A CHRISTIAN when in communion with God, walks softly: you do not hear the noise of his creaking steps announcing to everyone the way he is going.
THE servant, who has received directions from his Master, does not ask his fellow servant what he should do.
HE who has received his instructions from his Master had better not run before he is sent.
“A GIFT blindeth the eyes," and religious patronage ruins a Christian’s simplicity.
IT is a sore mistake for little men to suppose they have grown an inch taller because a great man is dead; a man is what he is, let his circumstances be what they may.
THE cloud led Israel. Beware of that behavior which is practically trying to make a path for the cloud.
CHRISTIANS are bidden think of the things which are lovely and of good repute. God did not make His children to follow the occupation of moral scavengers, and to collect all the evil things said one of another they can lay hands upon.