That Which God Plants He

As If Men Did Not Die Fast Enough, They Are Ingenious At Finding Out Ways To Destroy One Another.

In All God's Providences, It Is Good To Compare His Word And His Works Together; For We Shall Find A Beautiful Harmony Between Them, And That They Mutually Illustrate Each Other.

It Is Good News, Worthy Of All Acceptation; And Yet Not Too Good To Be True.

A Good Man Is Willing To Know The Worst Of Himself, And Particularly Under Affliction, Desires To Be Told Wherefore God Contends With Him And What God Designs In Correcting Him.

A Man That Is Endued With The Powers Of Reason, By Which He Is Capable Of Knowing, Serving, Glorifying, And Enjoying His Maker, And Yet Lives Without God In The World, Is Certainly The Most Despicable And The Most Miserable Animal Under The Sun.