...by external motives, driven merely by threatnings, nor bribed by promifes, nor conftrained bylaws; but are powerfully inclined to that which is. good,...of it: the love which a pious man bears to God and goodnefs, is not fo much by virtue of a command enjoining him fo to do, as by a new nature inftructing...

...threatnings, nor bribed by promifes, nor conftrained by laws ; but are powerfully inclined to that whicli is good, and delight in the performance of it-, the love which a pious man bears to God and goodnefs, is not fo much by virtue of a command enjoining him fo to do, as by a new nature inftrudting...

...a£ted only by external.motives, driven merely by rKreatening's, nor bribed by promifes, nor conftrained by laws ; but are powerfully Inclined to that which...of it. The love which a pious man bears to God. and goodnefs, .is not fo much by virtue of a com; manJ enjoining him fo to do, as by a new nlturi; mftru&ing...

...a progress in it, are not actuated only by external motives, are not merely driven by threatenings, nor bribed by promises, nor constrained by laws ; but are powerfully inclined to that which is good. Though holy and religious persons do much eye the law of God, yet it is not so much the authority and...

...a progress in it, are not actuated only by external motives, are not merely driven by threatenings, nor bribed by promises, nor constrained by laws, but are powerfully inclined to that which is good. Though holy and religious persons weigh carefully the law of God, yet it is not so much the authority...

...made a progress in it, are not acted only by external motives, are not merely driven by threatenings, nor bribed by promises, nor constrained by laws; but are powerfully inclined to that which is good. Though holy and religious persons do much eye the law of God ; yet it is not so much the authority...

...a progress in it, are not actuated only by external motives, are not merely driven by threatenings, nor bribed by promises, nor constrained by laws, but are powerfully inclined to that which is good. Though holy and religious persons do much eye the law of God, yet it is not so much the authority and...

...made a progress in it, are not acted only by external motives, are not merely driven by threatenings, nor bribed by promises, nor constrained by laws; but are powerfully inclined to that which is good. Though holy and religious persons do much eye the law of God; yet it is not so much the authority and...

...living water. " Religion," says the pious Scougal,* " is an inward, free, self-moving principle, — and the love which a pious man bears to God and goodness...enjoining him so to do, as by a new nature instructing and prompt* In his " Life of God in the soul of man ;" one of the most valuable tracts on the list of the...

...progress in it, are not actuated only by external motives ; are not merely driven by threatenings, nor bribed by promises, nor constrained by laws ; but are powerfully inclined to that which is good. Though holy and religious persons much regard the law of God, yet it is not so much the authority and...