...only at our vacant Hours, when difencumbered from our worldly Bufinefs, and fcnfual Gratifications. To fear God and keep his Commandments, is the whole of Man.— You will not fb far mifunderftand me, as to fuppole, that I am inculeating the Neceflity of a reclufe...

...you you will be called to a ftrict account how you have profited under the inftructions he gives you. To fear God and keep his commandments, is the whole of man, the whole of his bufmefs, office, duty, and happinefs in this world ; in the doing of which there is...

...memory of former perfons and actions. — And I appeal to any rational man, \vhether thefe are not fbme of the moft material reflections about human affairs,...fear GOD, and keep his commandments, is the whole duty of man;— that, to be ferious in the matter of religion, and careful about our future ftates,...

...and to drown the memory of former perfons and actions,—- And I appeal to any rational maty \vhether thefe are not fome of the moft material reflections...fear GOD, and keep his commandments, is the whole duty of man ;— that, to be ferious in the matter of religion, and careful about our future ftate,...

...we maintain for pre-eminence and diftinction, we fhall find, at the conclufion of the whole fcene, that to fear God and keep his commandments is the 'whole of man. * Pfalm xxxvil. 5. SERMON SERMON XIII. On the BENEFITS to be derived from the - HOUSE of MOURNING....

...material reflections about Imman affairs, which. occur to every one who gives himfelf the leaft L-ifure to think about them ? — Now, from all thefe premifes-...fear God, and keep his commandments, is the whole dut^ of man ; — that, to be ferious in the .matter of religion, and careful about our future frate...

...think about them ? — Now, from all thefe prcmifes put together, Solomon infers this lliort conclulion in the text, — That to fear God, and keep his commandments, is the Avhole duty of man ; — that, to he ferious in the matter of religion, and careful about our future...

...think about them ? — Now, from all these premises put together, SoIcmon infers this short conclusion in the text,— That to fear GoD, and keep his commandments, is the whole duty of man ; — that, to be serious in the matter of religion, and careful about our future states,...

...think about them ?— . Now, from all these premises put together, Solomon infers this short conclusion in the text, — That to " fear God, and .keep his commandments, is the " whole duty of man ;" — that, to be serious in the matter of religion, and careful about our future state,...

...their principal business. Solomon is not afraid to affirm that " all" beside that " is vanity," and that " to fear God and keep " his commandments, is the whole of man."* What will all the rest avail, if the principal thing be neglected ; and why devote yourself to any...