It will make common men and unlearned men among you to be philosophers and theologians and saints.

It will work in you a thoughtfulness, a seriousness, a depth, an awe, a holy fear, and a great desire that will already have made you new creatures.

When, in examining yourselves and in characterising yourselves, you come on what some clear- eyed men have come on in themselves, and what one of them has described as 'the diabolical animus of the human mind'-- when you make that discovery in yourselves, that will sober you, that will humble you and fill you full of remorse and compunction.

And if in God's grace to you, that were to begin to be wrought in you this week, there would be one, at any rate, eating of that bread next Lord's day, and drinking of that cup as God would have it.
6.

'A man that is no tattler, nor raiser of false reports, and that talks nothing of news, but by very solid arguments.' Mr.Prywell was more taken up with his own matters at home, far more than the greatest busybodies are with other men's matters abroad.