Religion, Prayer
The greatest honour we can render unto God, is to serve Him in evangelical perfection : and whatever is beside this is of no value or advantage to man.
One thought of man is of more value than the whole world ; God alone is, for that reason, the worthy object of it, and to Him alone is it due ; every thought of man, therefore, which is not given to God, is a robbery.
In all nature there are correspondences ; in sensible things correspond with those that are insensible ; sense with things sensible ; and man's thoughts with the Spirit of God.
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Chapter 14 of 30