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A Man Pleaser Cannot Be True To God, Because He Is A Servant To The Enemies Of His Service; The Wind Of A Man's Mouth Will Drive Him About As The Chaff, From Any Duty, And To Any Sin.

What We Most Value, We Shall Think No Pains Too Great To Gain.

When The Son Of God Comes To Rescue Us And Bring Us Back To God, He Does Not Find In Us The Ability To Believe.

Till Men Are Deeply Humbled, They Can Part With Christ And Salvation For A Lust, For A Little Wordly Gain, For That Which Is Less Than Nothing. But When God Hath Enlightened Their Consciences, And Broken Their Hearts, Then They Would Give A World For Christ.

You Little Know What You Have Done, When You Have First Broke The Bounds Of Modesty; You Have Set Open The Door Of Your Fancy To The Devil, So That He Can, Almost At His Pleasure Ever After, Represent The Same Sinful Pleasure To You Anew; He Hath Now Access To Your Fancy To Stir Up Lustful Thoughts And Desires, So That When You Should Think Of Your Calling, Of Your God, Or Of Your Soul, Your Thoughts Will Be Worse Than Swinish, Upon The Filth That Is Not Fit To Be Named. If The Devil Here Get In A Foot, He Will Not Easily Be Got Out.