...tempted to do this, he muft learn and labour truly, that is, honeftly, to get his own Living ; and to do his Duty in that State of Life, into 'which it jhall pleafe God to call him. Dd2 LECTURE '"• <"," ' • '..' 'i .; ..1 LECTURE V. W" E have now...

...to " covet or desire other mens' goods, but to " learn and labour truly to get his own living, " and to do his duty in that state of life into " which it shall please God to call him." It may seem unnecessary to have repeated these articles thus at length...

...or desire other men's goods, but to learn and labour truly to get their own living, and to de their duty in that state of life into which it hath pleased God to call them.' Such are the lessons of the Church England. Such are the lessons which the members of this Society...

...-we find this character among those •worthy people of the present day, who are content to do their duty. ' in that State of life into which it hath pleased God to call them,' or look back upon it in the times that are past, we can have no doubt or difficulty in perceiving...

...to bear the agony of pain when stretched upon the last bed of human woe. Conscious of endeavouring to " do his duty in that state of life, into which it hath pleased God to call him," the writer expects no reward for what he is doing, he has that within him which the world never gave,...

...submit to his will ; and to be " content with such things as they have ;"e endeavouring "to do their duty in that state of life into which it hath pleased God to call them." Are any rich 9 Let them consider, who has given them riches, and for what end they are given....

...never covet other men's goods : but may we learn and labour truly to get our living, and to do our duty in that state of life into which it hath pleased God to call us. And, as we know that we are not. able to do these things of 3651 ourselves, nor to keep thy commandments,...

...lower price, than a wise study of the principles, and a steady adherence to the lawful course, of ' that state of life into which it hath pleased God to call us.' When, therefore, I see a spurious liberality, either in churchmen, or dissenters, . . when I see...

...lower price, than a wise study of the principles, and a steady adherence to the lawful course, of ' that state of life into which it hath pleased God to call us.' When, therefore, I see a spurious liberality, either in churchmen, or dissenters, . . when I see...

...without : " how, in the truly emphatic and instructive language of the catechism, we are " to do our duty in that state of life into which it hath pleased God to call us." There is doubtless something very imposing and imaginative in the following passage : it would...