Providence Is A Greater Mystery

Eloquence Is Vehement Simplicity.

An Idle Man Has A Constant Tendency To Torpidity. He Has Adopted The Indian Maxim That It Is Better To Walk Than To Run, And Better To Stand Than To Walk, And Better To Sit Than To Stand, And Better To Lie Than To Sit. He Hugs Himself Into The Notion, That God Calls Him To Be Quiet.

Abraham Teaches Us The Right Way Of Conversing With God : "and Abraham Fell On His Face, And God Talked With Him." When We Plead With Him, Our Faces Should Be In The Dust.

Every Man Will Have His Own Criterion In Forming His Judgment Of Others. I Depend Very Much On The Effect Of Affliction. I Consider How A Man Comes Out Of The Furnace; Gold Will Lie For A Month In The Furnace Without Losing A Grain.

A Wise Man Looks Upon Men As He Does On Horses; All Their Caparisons Of Title, Wealth, And Place, He Considers But As Harness.