WE may walk so as to have ourselves in the presence of, or in company with, the Lord.
We may act so as to bring our fellow-saints or fellow-sinners into His presence or into His company.
We may be living so as to be keeping ourselves before our fellows or companions.
The first is the way of a worshipper.
The second is the activity of a true servant.
The third is the fruit of vanity and want of single-heartedness, and will surely keep us uncertain, without joy and strength, and prove a snare as well as bitterness in the latter end.