xii. 22, 129

St. Jas. ii. 15‒16, 101

1 St. John iii. 17, 101

Rev. iii. 15‒16, 49 _n._

IV. APHORISMS――“SEED THOUGHTS”

Atonement, must = redemption, 199 Attitude of others to us, 39 “On the whole we can determine men’s attitude to us by our attitude to them”

Body and spirit must be treated together, 123

Care for health, 160 “We ought to be reasonably careful and to go boldly forward in the peace of God” Church, the offer of the, 174‒5 Comfort from God, 31 Conscience, 155 “Conscience is only a faculty for knowing God and His will. It is certain, unless it is educated, to give wrong information” Cost of duty, 188

Dealing of God with us, 40‒1 Duty to self, 114 “Our duty towards ourselves is, in a word, to make the best of ourselves”

God’s dealings, 40‒1, 85 “God dealt with men gradually”

Health, care for, 160 Helping others, 46 “You are to help men by being unlike them” How to make people better, 106

Imperfection, God’s treatment of, 55 “God does not despair of what is imperfect because it is imperfect. He views every institution (or person) not as it is, but as it is becoming”

“Judge not,” 163, 168 “Make the best of everything and every person” “From all sides you get as you give”

Law of Correspondence in prayer, 148 Law of Prayer, 149 “We must not ask that God will violate His general laws in our private interest”

Motive, real test of, 151

“Name of Christ,” in the, 140, 142 “To pray in the name of Christ means to pray in such a way as represents Christ” “That impulsive prayer which springs simply out of our own needs is not the prayer ‘in the name of Christ’”

Peace, and truth, 44 “Peace can never be purchased in God’s way by the sacrifice of truth” Pharisaism of the Publican, 66

Reward, 118 “Every kind of conduct gets its reward on the plane of its motive”

Safe life, 69‒70 “A safe life is better than a complete life” Sermon on the Mount and Socialism, 183

Test of real motive, 151 Truth, and peace, 44 Truthfulness, Christ’s teaching on, 75

Value of the individual to God, 182 “Every one in God’s sight counts for one; and nobody counts for more than one”

World, definition of, 21 “It is human society organizing itself apart from God”

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