There Is In The Clergy

It Is No Slight Testimonial, Both To The Merit And Worth Of Christianity, That In All Ages Since Its Promulgation The Great Mass Of Those Who Have Risen To Eminence By Their Profound Wisdom And Integrity Have Recognized And Reverenced Jesus Of Nazareth As The Son Of The Living God.

Whenever Vanity And Gaiety, A Love Of Pomp And Dress, Furniture, Equipage, Buildings, Great Company, Expensive Diversions, And Elegant Entertainments Get The Better Of The Principles And Judgments Of Men And Women, There Is No Knowing Where They Will Stop, Nor Into What Evils, Natural, Moral, Or Political, They Will Lead Us.

I Would Much Rather Be Found Guilty Of Making A Serious Mistake In Judgment, Than To Be Accused Of Being Even A Little Bit Insincere.

All Men Profess Honesty As Long As They Can. To Believe All Men Honest Would Be Folly. To Believe None So Is Something Worse.

The Sermon On The Mount Commands Me To Lay Up For Myself Treasures, Not Upon Earth, But In Heaven. My Hopes Of A Future Life Are All Founded Upon The Gospel Of Christ.