He Who Plants Kindness Gathers Love.

No Christian Ought To Think Of Himself As His Own Master, But Each Should Rather So Think And Act As Though Given By God To Be Slave To His Like Minded Brethren (cf. I Cor. 9:19)?

Does Not The Gratitude Of The Dog Put To Shame Any Man Who Is Ungrateful To His Benefactors?

As We Were Baptized, So We Profess Our Belief. As We Profess Our Belief, So Also We Offer Praise. As Then Baptism Has Been Given Us By The Savior, In The Name Of The Father And Of The Son And Of The Holy Ghost, So, In Accordance With Our Baptism, We Make The Confession Of The Creed, And Our Doxology In Accordance With Our Creed.

Persecution Has Come Upon Us, Right Honorable Brethren, And Persecution In The Severest Form. Shepherds Are Persecuted That Their Flocks May Be Scattered. And The Worst Of All Is That Those Who Are Being Treated Ill Cannot Accept Their Sufferings In Proof Of Their Testimony, Nor Can The People Reverence The Athletes As In The Army Of Martyrs, Because The Name Of Christians Is Applied To The Persecutors. The One Charge Which Is Now Sure To Secure Severe Punishment Is The Careful Keeping Of The Traditions Of The Fathers.

When Our Lord Says, 'i Have Not Spoken Of Myself' (jn. 12:49), And Again, 'as The Father Said To Me, So I Speak' (jn. 12:50), And 'the Word Which You Hear Is Not Mine, But The Father's Who Sent Me' (jn. 14:24), And In Another Place, 'as The Father Commanded Me, Even So I Do' (jn. 14:31), It Is Not Because He Lacks Deliberate Purpose Or Power Of Initiative, Nor Yet Because He Has To Wait For The Preconcerted Key-note, That He Employs Language Of This Kind. His Object Is To Make It Plain That His Own Will Is Connected In Indissoluble Union With The Father.