...them to receive his tuition wifh affection and tbilnkfufness, and reduce his precepts into practice ; to esteem him very 'highly in love for his work's sake, and take care to respect him theitt• selves, and to maintain his respectability in the eyes of others;...

...respects as a friend; and, in the language of the apostle, to ' see that he be with you without fear,' and to ' esteem him very highly in love for his work's sake ?' It will be the part of wisdom, as well as of duty, to do all in your power to make his situation...

...if my heart is affected by the event, what must be the feeling of yours! For were you not exhorted to esteem him very highly in love for his work's sake? and did you not heartily obey1? Nor was it a difficult task, to love one, of mind 'and manners so winning,...

...which God will not despise. Let me entreat you to know him who is this day placed over you in the Lord, and to esteem him very highly in love for his work's sake. He brings you a message which is calculated to make you wiser and better, the native tendency of which...

...be edified by Mr. Noyes's labors, to appreciate them, and may serve as an exhortation to our readers to " esteem him very highly in love for his work's sake." And we cannot but hope that this and his preceding versions may ere long find their way, wherever there exists...

...exhort and beseech those wtio are now committed to his Pastoral care to listen, as becometh Christians, to his Instructions and Godly Admonitions, as well...whole time of his Ministry in the said Congregation. ID testimony whereof We have subscribed these presents at , on the day of , in the year of our Lord...

...consent, they are bound to submit to the authority with which he is invested by the Head of the church, and to esteem him very highly in love for his work's sake. MAINTENANCE OF PASTORS. 9. It is the duty of the church to furnish a suitable and sufficient maintenance...

...them to feed the Church of God" (Acts xxii. 28), they are bound to "know him as over them in the Lord, and to esteem him very highly in love for his work's sake" (1 Thess. v. 12, 13). He may have, and doubtless he has, as every one of us has, many faults. He may...

...rejoice with trembling, not to idolize the man, but to act upon the principle laid down by the Apostle, to esteem him very highly in love for his work's sake, and to be at peace among ourselves. We would pray, " Send now, we beseech thee, 0 Lord, send now prosperity."...

...yet, like certain of David's fighting men, a place among ' the first three.'1 Certainly, I have reason to esteem him very highly, in love for his work's sake, and to remember him forever with the deepest gratitude ; and I wish others — I wish you, as you value...