All Men Are Frail; But Thou Shouldst

At The Day Of Judgment We Shall Not Be Asked What We Have Read But What We Have Done.

Purity And Simplicity Are The Two Wings With Which Man Soars Above The Earth And All Temporary Nature.

Our Dependence Upon God Ought To Be So Entire And Absolute That We Should Never Think It Necessary, In Any Kind Of Distress, To Have Recourse To Human Consolations.

Occasions Of Adversity Best Discover How Great Virtue Or Strength Each One Hath. For Occasions Do Not Make A Man Frail, But They Show What He Is.

In The Morning Fix Thy Good Purpose; And At Night Examine Thyself What Thou Hast Done, How Thou Hast Behaved Thyself In Word, Deed, And Thought.