The Hope Of A Christian Is Inseparable

We Have No Government Armed With Power Capable Of Contending With Human Passions Unbridled By Morality And Religion. Our Constitution Was Made For A Moral And Religious People... It Is Wholly Inadequate To The Government Of Any Other.

Occasional War Is One Of The Rigorous Instruments In The Hands Of Providence To Give Tone To The Character Of Nations.

I Have Made It A Practice For Several Years To Read The Bible Through In The Course Of Every Year. I Usually Devote To This Reading The First Hour After I Rise Every Morning. As, Including The Apocrypha, It Contains About Fourteen Hundred Chapters, And As I Meet With Occasional Interruptions, When This Reading Is For Single Days, And Sometimes For Weeks, Or Even Months, Suspended, My Rule Is To Read Five Chapters Every Morning, Which Leaves An Allowance Of About One-forth Of The Time For Such Interruptions.

The Great Problem Of Legislation Is, So To Organize The Civil Government Of A Community... That In The Operation Of Human Institutions Upon Social Action, Self-love And Social May Be Made The Same.

The Hope Of A Christian Is Inseparable From His Faith. Whoever Believes In The Divine Inspiration Of The Holy Scriptures Must Hope That The Religion Of Jesus Shall Prevail Throughout The Earth. Never Since The Foundation Of The World Have The Prospects Of Mankind Been More Encouraging To That Hope Than They Appear To Be At The Present Time. And May The Associated Distribution Of The Bible Proceed And Prosper Till The Lord Shall Have Made 'bare His Holy Arm In The Eyes Of All The Nations, And All The Ends Of The Earth Shall See The Salvation Of Our God' (isaiah 52:10).