possible than the absence of the sun from the earth through its heat and light.
Truths perish with those who do not desire good.
Peace has in it confidence in the Lord—that He governs all things, and provides all things, and leads to a good end.
The Lord powerfully influences the humble.
Innocence is willingness to be led by the Lord.
One's distance from heaven is in proportion to the measure of one's self-love.
Peace in the heavens is like spring in the world, gladdening all things.
No two things mutually love each other more than do truth and good.
Love consists in desiring to give our own to another and in feeling as our own his delight.
A wicked man may shun evils as hurtful; none but a Christian can shun them as sins.
If a man studies the neighbor and the Lord more than himself, he is in a state of regeneration.
The Lord acts mediately through heaven, not because he needs the aid of the angels, but that they may have functions and offices, life and happiness.
Good is like a little flame which gives light, and causes man to see, perceive and believe.
Evil itself is disunion.
To serve the Lord is to be free.
