The Sentences In The Book Of Providence

None So Blind As Those Who Will Not See.

Man Takes A Great Deal Of Pains To Heap Up Riches, And They Are But Like Heaps Of Manure In The Furrows Of The Field, Good For Nothing Unless They Be Spread.

We Have No Sufficient Strength Of Our Own. All Our Sufficiency Is Of God. We Should Stir Up Ourselves To Resist Temptations In A Reliance Upon God's All-sufficiency And The Omnipotence Of His Might.

Wherever The Fear Of God Rules In The Heart, It Will Appear Both In Works Of Charity And Piety, And Neither Will Excuse Us From The Other.

Those Who Deceive Others, Deceive Themselves, As They Will Find At Last, To Their Cost.