...earneftnefs defired to eat the paflbver, to put an honour upon a divine inftitution, and to evidence that it was his meat and drink to do the will of him that fent him into the world. 2. Chrift with greater ardency might defire to feat this paflbver...

...to imitate the example of our Saviour Chrift, who made it his fole delight to go about doing good ; it was his meat and drink to do the will of GOD that fent him, and to finifh his work. To this we are obliged by the ftricteft bonds of love and charity...

...all the Preachers of his Religion were infpired With the fame holy fervour and facred earneftnefs ! It was his meat and drink to do the Will of God, to exterminate errour, and eftablifh truth, to pluck the hoary venerable tyrant Superftition from that...

...Thofe of the Society in Snowsjields, (where he fpent the Idfl years of his lifjj can bear witnefs, that it was his meat and drink, to do the will of his heavenly Father. He was truly fervent in fpirit, (crving the Lord. In attending the meetings for...

...fay, that for many years together he did not lofe a comfortable fenfe of the prc« fence of God; and that it was his meat and drink to do the will of God, and his whole delight was to give his heart to God, and to fet his affections on things above. In liis...

...senses, to do good afforded him much more. Thus has he fulfilled the character which he gave of himself, that it was his meat and drink to do the will of his Father ; and left us herein an excellent pattern to imitate. Luke xi. 1 — 5. corresponds with...

...law can never be abolished ; and Jesus came not to destroy, but to fulfil it. And again, he declared that it was " his meat and drink to do the will of him that sent him." The will of God is the moral law, whose authority he acknowledged, and in whose...

...the Jews had denied it. Such was his ardour of mind, his earnestness, and determination in his work, that it was his meat and drink to do the will of Him that sent him. He neglected even his ordinary food in order to do good. Such was his diligence,...

...the Jews had defiled it. Such was his ardour of mind, his earnestness, and determination in his work, that it was his meat and drink to do the will of Him that sent him. He neglected even his ordinary food in order to do good. Such was his diligence,...

...making his Father's service the great concern of has life. This allayed his hunger and thirst, for it was his meat and drink to do the will of God. Goingabout doing good, and performing the work of him that sent him, was the great employ of his life....