...world, discharge our responsibilities in the surroundings in the midst of which God has placed us, do our duty in that state of life to which it hath pleased God in His wise providence to call us. And we want to know how, all the while, not to be of the world;...

...'estimable blessings of the ordinances of the Gospel, and that each and all should e light-bearers " in that state of life to which it hath pleased God to call" them. It a better custom that such provision should involve pains, effort, sympathy, prayer, 1 the...

...inestimable blessings of the ordinances of the Gospel, and that each and all should be light-bearers " in that state of life to which it hath pleased God to call" them. It is a better custom that such provision should involve pains, effort, sympathy, prayer, on...

...settled, and because men and women will not agree to the prayer that they should learn " to be content in that state of life to which it hath pleased God to call them." They would have each to-morrow for themselves and for their children better than to-day. Not...

...settled, and because men and women will not agree to the prayer that they should learn " to be content in that state of life to which it hath pleased God to call them." They would have each to-morrow for themselves and for their children better than to-day. Not...

...hearty and full obedience to the law which sums their duty towards men, and their duty towards God, " in that state of life to which it hath pleased God to call them " each. "LAWYERS AND CHRISTIANITY." T) ECENTLY we read an article in a sectarian cotemporary in...

...radiant in rose-colored light. But inheritance is only one-half of the story ; there is circumstance, the state of life to which it hath pleased God to call us, our place in space and time, our pastors and masters, all those external conditions in which, if the...

...radiant in rose-colored light. But inheritance is only one-half of the story; there is circumstance, the state of life to which it hath pleased God to call us, our place in space and time, our pastors and masters, all those external conditions in which, if the...

...which Christ has set us, and what is it ? Why for most of us it is " to labour truly to get our own living, and to do our duty in that state of life " to which God has called us. Our work—God's ordained work for us is that which lies at our feet—the...

...be, will be," and as we used to say in old days when I recited the Catechism, " I must do my duty in that state of life to which it hath pleased God to call me." On the road to Shahjehanpore July 25th, 1659. I find that in order to get leave to England on...