The Smallest Sin Is An Act Of

Sincere Friendship Towards God, In All Who Believe Him To Be Properly An Intelligent, Willing Being, Does Most Apparently, Directly, And Strongly Incline To Prayer; And It No Less Disposes The Heart Strongly To Desire To Have Our Infinitely Glorious.

Whatever In Christ Had The Nature Of Satisfaction, Was By Virtue Of The Suffering Or Humiliation That Was In It; But Whatever Had The Nature Of Merit, Was By Virtue Of The Obedience Or Righteousness There Was In It.

Salvation Is So Great A Thing, So Glorious An Attainment, That 'tis Worth The While For A Man To Do His Utmost Every Day During His Whole Life In The Use Of All Proper Means That He May Attain.

If There Be Ground For You To Trust, As You Do, In Your Own Righteousness, Then All That Christ Did To Purchase Salvation, And All That God Did From The Fall Of Man To Prepare The Way For It, Is In Vain. Consider What Greater Folly Could You Have Devised To Charge Upon God Than This, That All Those Things Were Done So Needlessly; When, Instead Of All This, He Might Only Have Called You Forth, And Committed The Business To You, Which You Think You Can Do So Easily.

Haste And Escape For Your Lives, Look Not Behind You, Escape To The Mountain, Lest You Be Consumed.