I Make It A Rule Of Christian

I Make It A Rule Of Christian Duty Never To Go To A Place Where There Is Not Room For My Master As Well As Myself.

If Our Zeal Is Embittered By Expressions Of Anger, Invective, Or Scorn—we May Think We Are Doing Service Of The Cause Of Truth, When In Reality We Shall Only Bring It Into Discredit!

There Are Many Who Stumble In The Noon-day, Not For Want Of Light, But For Want Of Eyes.

"what Thou Wilt, When Thou Wilt, How Thou Wilt." I Had Rather Speak These Three Sentences From My Heart In My Mother Tongue Than Be Master Of All The Languages In Europe.

We Can Easily Manage If We Will Only Take, Each Day, The Burden Appointed To It. But The Load Will Be Too Heavy For Us If We Carry Yesterday's Burden Over Again Today, And Then Add The Burden Of The Morrow Before We Are Required To Bear It.