Brown Bread And The Gospel Is Good

What We Count The Ills Of Life Are Often Blessings In Disguise, Resulting In Good To Us In The End. Though For The Present Not Joyous But Grievous, Yet, If Received In A Right Spirit, They Work Out Fruits Of Righteousness For Us At Last.

The Meek Are Those Who Quietly Submit Themselves To God, To His Word And To His Rod, Who Follow His Directions, And Comply With His Designs, And Are Gentle Toward All Men.

Christ's Followers Cannot Expect Better Treatment In The World Than Their Master Had.

It Is More To The Honor Of A Christian By Faith To Overcome The World, Than By Monastical Vows To Retreat From It; More For The Honor Of Christ To Serve Him In The City, Than To Serve Him In The Cell.

The Provisions Of Christ's Gospel Appear Mean And Scanty To The World, Yet They Satisfy All That Feed On Him In Their Hearts By Faith With Thanksgiving.