Error Is Always More Busy Than Truth.

Experience Is Retrospect Knowledge.

Of All The Ingenious Mistakes Into Which Erring Man Has Fallen, Perhaps None Have Been So Pernicious In Their Consequences, Or Have Brought So Many Evils Into The World, As The Popular Opinion That The Way Of The Transgressor Is Pleasant And Easy.

If Our Creator Has So Bountifully Provided For Our Existence Here, Which Is But Momentary, And For Our Temporal Wants, Which Will Soon Be Forgotten, How Much More Must He Have Done For Our Enjoyment In The Everlasting World?

Energy, Like The Biblical Grain Of The Mustard-seed, Will Remove Mountains.

The Goodness Of God To Mankind Is No Less Evinced In The Chastisement With Which He Corrects His Children Than In The Smiles Of His Providence; For The Lord Will Not Cast Off Forever, But Though He Cause Grief, Yet Will He Have Compassion According To The Multitude Of His Mercies.