Have Therefore Zeal To Better

He Is Truly Great That Is Great In Charity. He Is Truly Great That Is Little In Himself, And Maketh No Account Of Any Height Of Honor. And He Is Truly Learned That Doeth The Will Of God, And Forsaketh His Own Will.

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.

Caution Is Crediting, And Reserve In Speaking, And In Revealing One's Self To But Very Few, Are The Best Securities Both Of A Good Understanding With The World, And Of The Inward Peace Of Our Own Minds.

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.

We Feel And Weigh Soon Enough What We Suffer From Others: But How Much Others Suffer From Us, Of This We Take No Heed.