Cease To Pray And Thou Will Begin

We Need Not Borrow And Take Up Sorrows Upon Use Of The Morrow, To Make Up Our Present Load; As We Read Of Daily Bread, So Of A Daily Cross, Luke Ix. M, Which We Are Bid To Take, Not To Make.

Christ Bears With The Saints' Imperfections; Well May The Saints One With Another.

The Longer A Soul Hath Neglected Duty, The More Ado There Is To Get It Taken Up.

Oh, It Is Sad For A Poor Christian To Stand At The Door Of The Promise, In The Dark Night Of Affliction, Afraid To Draw The Latch, Whereas He Should Then Come Boldly For Shelter As A Child Into His Father's House.

When People Do Not Mind What God Speaks To Them In His Word, God Doth As Little Mind What They Say To Him In Prayer.