...congenial to our fouls. We have, in a lower degree,- that mind in us, which was In Chrift Jefus, whofe " meat and drink it " was to do the will of his Father in heaven.." Like Enoch, we conftantly (as it were) " walk with God *." The heart is given up to him....

...claim to your heart ; What is your reply ? Ifervc the Lord ChrifL Finally : In the fpirit of Him whofe meat and drink it was to do the will of his Father, accuftom yourfelf to regard enjoyment as (a) Eph. vi. 10. Zcch. iv. 6. Philipp. iv. 13. John, confifting...

...brightness of his virtue, and to shine as a light in the world — of a Christian, the disciple of a Master, whose meat and drink it was to do the will of his Heavenly Father, and whose conduct was governed by this maxim : "I must work whilst it is called to-day,...

...liberal, and large donations i as far as human nature can imitate the divine, WESLEY imitated him " whose meat and drink " it was, to do the will of his father ;" like his Saviour, " he went about doing good." October, 1808. I have carefully read over again what...

...influence and assistance of sacred edifices and seasons ? He whose conversation was continually in heaven, whose " meat and drink it was to do the will of his heavenly father," who never lost sight, for a moment, of the great end of his mission. And who was...

...more of a devout spirit, and practising more of an exalted charity in contemplating his character, whose meat and drink it was to do the will of his heavenly Father ? And do we consider it as our highest honour to gain his friendship, by doing the...

...God; they must find their pleasure in the same way in which He found it, whom they profess to follow, whose meat and drink it was to do the will of his Father. So far as we are employed in doing good from right motives, so far we resemble Christ, and no further—so...

...acquired in the school of CHRIST ; who "did not his own will but the will of Him that sent him ; " yea, whose "meat and drink" it was " to do the will of his Father, and to finish his work." =___=_==__ °. ON PLAYING AT CARDS. . [THE following Extract of a Letter on this...

...; they must find their pleasure in the same way in which He found it, whom they profess to follow, whose meat and drink it was to do the will of his Father. So far as wfe are employed in doing good from right motives, so far we resemble Christ, and no further...

...the round of a worldly life; but we are not, we cannot be, imitators of Christ our enjoined example, whose " meat and drink" it was " to do the will of His Heavenly Father."* Now let us apply this great and necessary first principle of a Christian's duty...