One Good Man May Take Another's Word,

People Of Substance May Sin Without Being Exposed For Their Stolen Pleasure; But Servants And The Poorer Sort Of Women Have Seldom An Opportunity Of Concealing A Big Belly, Or At Least The Consequences Of It.

Knowledge Both Enlarges And Multiplies Our Desires, And The Fewer Things A Man Wishes For, The More Easily His Necessities May Be Supply'd.

The First Rudiments Of Morality, Broach'd By Skilful Politicians, To Render Men Useful To Each Other As Well As Tractable, Were Chiefly Contrived That The Ambitious Might Reap The More Benefit From, And Govern Vast Numbers Of Them With The Greater Ease And Security.

One Good Man May Take Another's Word, If They So Agree, But A Whole Nation Ought Never To Trust To Any Honesty, But What Is Built Upon Necessity; For Unhappy Is The People, And Their Constitution Will Be Ever Precarious, Whose Welfare Must Depend Upon The Virtues And Consciences Of Ministers And Politicians.

Ye Children Of Promise Who Are Awaiting Your Call To Glory, Take Possession Of The Inheritance That Now Is Yours. By Faith Take The Promises. Live Upon Them, Not Upon Emotions. Remember, Feeling Is Not Faith. Faith Grasps And Clings To The Promises. Faith Says, "i Am Certain, Not Because Feeling Testifies To It, But Because God Says It.