To serve man's necessity is charitable; to serve his convenience is warrantable; to serve his iniquity is blamable - but to serve his purity is honorable The design of this piece is not the ostentation of the author - but the edification of the reader. In this subject you have a breviary of true religion. The works enjoined in it are weighty, and the blessings annexed to it are many. Christianity is here dressed in the white linen of purity. As grace begins in God's love to us - so it ends in our love to Him. Grace both makes our comforts greater - and our crowns brighter. Those children of...
To serve man's necessity is charitable; to serve his convenience is warrantable; to serve his iniquity is blamable - but to serve his purity is honora...
William Secker was a Puritan who served as a clergyman in the Church of England. Secker was also a Christian writer and his book, The Consistent Christian, provides an excellent look on what it means to live a spiritual life.
William Secker was a Puritan who served as a clergyman in the Church of England. Secker was also a Christian writer and his book, The Consistent Chris...
