To Kill Sin Is The Work Of

He Who Finds Not Opposition From Sin, And Who Sets Not Himself In Every Particular To Its Mortification, Is At Peace With It, Not Dying To It.

What Do We Want? What Would We Be At? What Do Our Souls Desire? Is It Not That We Might Have A More Full, Clear, Stable Comprehension Of The Wisdom, Love, Grace, Goodness, Holiness, Righteousness, And Power Of God, As Declared And Exalted In Christ Unto Our Redemption And Eternal Salvation?

A Natural Man Hath No Such Thing As Free-will At All, If You Take It For A Power Of Doing That Which Is Good And Well-pleasing Unto God In Things Spiritual.

Mortification Is The Soul's Vigorous Opposition To Self, Wherein Sincerity Is Most Evident.

When The Heart Is Once Won To Rest In God, To Repose Himself On Him, He Will Assuredly Satisfy It. He Will Never Be As Water That Fails; Nor Hath He Said At Any Time To The Seed Of Jacob, "seek Ye My Face In Vain." If Christ Be Chosen For The Foundation Of Our Supply, He Will Not Fail Us.