...have thus tafled of the future Happinefs of good Men, this would fpread in our Hearts that univerfal Charity which is the very Bond of P-eace and of all Virtues ; it would powerfully perfuade and excite us to admire, adore, and love God, the Center and Fountain...

...ruffle, which no tempefts can difturb. To conclude. As cenforioufnefs is the great breach of that moll excellent gift of charity, which is .the very bond of peace and of all virtues, which thinketh no evil, and' which will never do that to others which it will not fuffer ; let us all...

...of one sort or other) to the chapter which follows it; and there learn a more excellent way in that CHARITY, which is " the very bond of peace, and of all virtues ;" which sujfereth long and is kind, fyc. ; and whose holy flame burns up the briars and thorns of...

...of one sort or other) to the chapter which follows it ; and there learn a more excellent way in that CHARITY, which is " the very bond of peace, and of all virtues;" which sufftreth long and is kind, $-c. ; and whose holy flame burns up the briars and thorns of those...

...us that all our doings without charity are nothing worth, would be pleased to pour into your hearts that most excellent gift of charity, which is the very bond of peace and of all virtues, without which, whosoever liveth is counted dead before him." 2. If we would love one another, we must...

...out all your transgressions. May you rest upon those blessed assurances, may peace, and faith, and " charity which is the very bond of peace, and of all virtues," dwell in your hearts, so that you shall be ready at all times and in all places to meet the second...

...the knee in the adorable name of our common Redeemer ; an earnest desire to obtain, by Thy aid, that gift of charity which is the very bond of peace and of all virtues, and therefore which the apostle pronounces to be more excellent than the knowledge of mysteries, and...

...knee in the adorable name- of our common Redeemer ; an earnest desire to obtain, by Thy aid, that gifi of charity which is the very bond of peace and of all virtues, and therefore which the apostle pronounces to be more excellent than the knowledge of mysteries, and...

...which distinguish the pure Church of Christ 0 ,—they were, nevertheless, sadly deficient in that Charity; which is " the very bond of peace and of all virtues;" " which suffereth long, and is kind;" which " thinketh no evil; and rejoiceth not in iniquity, but...

...must, speedily be terminated, could they but once bring to their discussion, that Divine principle of charity which is the •very bond of peace and of all virtues; could they be persuaded to reason with simplicity, upon what is clear in the Scriptures, and mutually...