Summary

To a Youth at School

“ If a soul immortal is superior to a perishing body—if eternity is longer than time—if Heaven is higher than the ground we tread—if God, the great Fountain of being and bliss, is all in all; then your wisdom, duty, and happiness, all unite in this one point—your seeking the glory of God in your present and everlasting salvation. ”
Source: Gutenberg

To a Youth at School

“ The heart of a parent is filled with the most bitter anguish—the numbers of the wicked are increased, and their hands strengthened—good men are grieved and wounded—the holy name of God is dishonoured—and the immortal soul is swallowed up in the depths of hell!
On the other hand, if, in early life, you seek after the God of Israel, the most delightful consequences may be justly expected. God will be glorified, and your everlasting happiness effectually secured.
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Source: Gutenberg

To a Youth at School

“ The law of God is a law of love indeed; for it requires you to love every body; and every body to love you. Never tell a lie, nor conceal one when it is your duty to make it known; at the same time, remember that a tale-bearer in a school is an odious character. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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