...uniform, is capable of being K comprifed comprifed under a few general rules of behavi.* our. Thus " the end of the commandment is " charity out of a pure heart, and good confci«« ence, and faith unfeigned." In another place it is fummed up in " Faith working by...

...uniform, is capable of being K comprifed comprifcd under a few general rules of behaviour. Thus '' the end of the commandment is *•* charity out of a pure heart, and good confci" ence, and faith unfeigned." In another place it is fummed up in '' Faith working by love."...

...religion operates by the illuftration of its character. Refpecting " the end of the commandment, which is " charity out of a pure heart, and of a good " confcience, and of a faith unfeigned," it perceiveth that thofe who take the fword but perifh by its wounds, and confidereth...

...operates by the illuftration of its character. Refpe&ing " the end of the commandment, which is ft charity out of a pure heart, and of a good " confcience, and of a faith unfeigned," it perceive th that thofe who take the fword but perim by its wounds, and confidereth...

...of grace, and as diligently exercife every meafure of grace. Be fervent in fpirit, ferving the Lord, out of a pure heart, and of a good confcience, and of faith unfeigned ; invariably and ultimately aiming at his glory. To the everlafting praife of- our gracious Ijord,...

...contradicted thefe truths knew not what they were about. Now the end of the commandment is charity [or love] out of a pure heart, and of a good confcience, and of faith unfeigned: FROM WHICH fome having fwerved have turned afide unto vain JANGLING; defiring to be teachers of the...

...fatherlefs and widows in their affliftion, and to keep himfelf unfpotted from the world."— 1 Tim. i. 5, " Now the end of the commandment, is charity...and of a good confcience, and of faith unfeigned." — Tit. ii. IT, 12, " For the grace of God that bringeth falvation hath appeared to all men, teaching...

...questions rather than godly eJifying which is in faith, we arc enjoined as carefully to avoid ; since the end of the commandment is charity, out of a pure heart, and a good conscience, and faith unfeigned ; from which some, having swerved, have turned aside unta vain...

...the fubjeft, you muft give a clear and diftinft idea of the terms. * B b 3 When * For example, t Tim. i. 5. " Now the end of the commandment is charity, out of a pure heart," &c. Divide the text into three parts '. I. What this commandment is. The term is fometimes put for...

...God will blefshim, and give him joy and peace, who is acting in oppofition to thefe commandments ? " The end of the commandment is charity, out of " a pure heart, and a good confcience, and of faith *' unfeigned t." Can we imagine happinefs to be compatible with a nature...