The Heavens And The Earth, The Woods

Prosperity Is Very Liable To Bring Pride Among The Other Goods With Which It Endows An Individual; It Is Then That Prosperity Costs Too Dear.

It Is The Goodly Outside That Sin Puts On Which Tempteth To Destruction. It Has Been Said That Sin Is Like The Bee, With Honey In Its Mouth, But A Sting In Its Tail.

As "unkindness Has No Remedy At Law," Let Its Avoidance Be With You A Point Of Honor.

Preaching Is To Much Avail, But Practice Is Far More Effective. A Godly Life Is The Strongest Argument You Can Offer The Skeptic.

You Cannot Judge By Outward Appearances; The Soul Is Only Transparent To Its Maker.