I Am Content With What I Have,

Our Sins, When Laid Upon Christ, Were Yet Personally Ours, Not His; So His Righteousness, When Put Upon Us, Is Yet Personally His, Not Ours.

Wherefore, Though The Christian, As A Christian, Is The Only Man At Liberty, As Called Thereunto Of God; Yet His Liberty Is Limited To Things That Are Good: He Is Not Licensed Thereby To Indulge The Flesh.

The Heart Must Be Beaten Or Bruised, And Then The Sweet Scent Will Come Out.

Yet My Great-grandfather Was But A Water-man, Looking One Way And Rowing Another: And I Got Most Of My Estate By The Same Occupation.

There Can Be But One Will The Master In Our Salvation, But That Shall Never Be The Will Of Man, But Of God; Therefore Man Must Be Saved By Grace.