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This is so great duty, that Christ
makes it the distinguishing character
of his disciples. None is more likely
to become possessed of it than he who
makes it business to consider it's va
rious eXcellencies. Some even of the
heathens we're celebrated for their
virtue. To possess it is 10 nave the
mind which was also in Christ Jesus.
1t prevents the great evils produced
by sudden anger, it secures discretion,
and adorns the gospel; melts the often.
der, and wins more upon him than all
other means. To sc meek is to be
like God, and confers a greater honor
than the greatest victory. 1t brings
peace and satisfaction to the soul;
and the blessings it entails are innu-
merable. These things rightly con.
sidered would tend 10 promote this
most amiable virtue.