...own hired house, meaning for religious communion — And respecting himself he s,aid that he became " all things to all men, if by any means he might save some" — but where (without offence) are the examples of this liberality in the Quaker society ? their demeanor...

...own hired house, meaning for. religious communion — And respecting himself he said that he became " all things to all men, if by any means he might save some" — but where (without offence) are the examples of this liberality in the Quaker society ? their demeanor...

...among Unitarians, is a larger portion of that spirit of zealous charity, which led St. Paul to become " all things to all men, if by any means he might save some ;" a greater condescension to the weaknesses, tenderness for the prejudices and regard for the opinions...

...with the eternal destinies of men, be properly fulfilled? The apostle persuaded, intreated, became all things to all men, if by any means he might save some ; he was not a cold-blooded, official man, delivering a message with stoical indifference, but he was,...

...course with joy, in testifying of the gospel of the grace of God. And Paul tells us that he became all things to all men, if by any means he might save some. Now the same spirit prevails in some degree among those who hold the doctrine of eternal punishment;...

...things to all men, if by any means he might save some. It was impossible that such a man should labor in vain. Another thing which strikes us in the ministerial...diligent cultivation of whatever was likely to gain their favor, or secure their impartial attention. No one could be less of a man-pleaser than he was; for,...

...self-righteous and careless, tender to the timid and afflicted; in a word, as a preacher, he became all things to all men, if by any means he might save some. It was impossible that such a man should labor in vain. Another thing which strikes us in the ministerial conduct of Baxter, was his careful...

...prosecuted his labours of love with all imaginable " long-suffering, and charity, and patience;" " becoming all things to all men, if by any means he might save some ;" and accounting it rather a matter of self-congratulation than of grief, if he should be called to...

...self-righteous and careless, tender to the timid and afflicted ; in a word, as a preacher, he became all things to all men, if, by any means, he might...ministerial conduct of Baxter, was his careful avoidance of every thing which might prejudice his hearers against him, and his diligent cultivation of whatever...

...breathes in his epistles : and which did not express itself more in words than in actions ; making him " all things to all men,"* if by any means he might save some ; and disposing him to sacrifice every interest and inclination to the welfare of his Christian disciples....