Of All The Knowledge That We Can

Of All The Knowledge That We Can Ever Obtain, The Knowledge Of God, And The Knowledge Of Ourselves, Are The Most Important.

No Degree Of Speculative Knowledge Of Religion Is Any Certain Sign Of True Piety.

If There Be Ground For You To Trust In Your Own Righteousness, Then, All That Christ Did To Purchase Salvation, And All That God Did To Prepare The Way For It Is In Vain.

All The Fruits Of The Spirit Which We Are To Lay Weight Upon As Evidential Of Grace, Are Summed Up In Charity, Or Christian Love; Because This Is The Sum Of All Grace. And The Only Way, Therefore, In Which Any Can Know Their Good Estate, Is By Discerning The Exercises Of This Divine Charity In Their Hearts; For Without Charity, Let Men Have What Gifts You Please, They Are Nothing.

Resolved, To Ask Myself At The End Of Every Day, Week, Month And Year, Wherein I Could Possibly In Any Respect Have Done Better.