Days Of Trouble Must Be Days Of

Nothing Exposes Religion More To The Reproach Of Its Enemies Than The Worldliness And Half-heartedness Of The Professors Of It.

Those Who Will Not Deliver Themselves Into The Hand Of God's Mercy Cannot Be Delivered Out Of The Hand Of His Justice.

Hearkners, We Say, Seldom Hear Good Of Themselves.

Love Is The Root; Obedience Is The Fruit.

Tears Are A Tribute To Our Deceased Friends. When The Body Is Sown, It Must Be Watered. But We Must Not Sorrow As Those That Have No Hope; For We Have A Good Hope Through Grace Both Concerning Them And Concerning Ourselves.