...no such revelation. It has been observed, that the sum of duty required in the moral law, is LOVE : To love God with all the heart, and our neighbour as ourselves. This we are sure of from the express declaration of Christ. | He has reduced the whole moral law to...

...in force from the beginning of the world, and was equally binding to all nations, and in all ages. To love God with all the heart, and our neighbour as ourselves, being equally the duty of the Gentiles as of Jews ; and the least sin exposing Gentile a* well as Jew...

...in force from the beginning of the world, and was equally binding to all nations, and in all ages. To love God with all the heart, and our neighbour as ourselves, being equally the duty of the Gentiles as of Jews ; and the least sin exposing Gentile as well as Jew...

...evil. But we need no testimonies on this subject. A little consideration will make it evident, that to love God with all the heart, and our neighbour as ourselves, is necessarily incompatible with the existence of sin in the heart, or life, of him, in whom this love...

...attaining the necessary wholesome knowledge I am recommending to your attention. Remember the rule of duty, to love God with all the heart, and our neighbour as ourselves. Bring your heart to this test, see how self-love swallows you up, and leaves you void of any genuine...

...I suppose few will care to deny, in express terms, that the moral law, consisting of a requisition to love God with all the heart, and our neighbour as ourselves, is an e tern id standard of right and wrong. But let it be considered, whether the Socinians, in their...

...religion of Christ accords entirely with the great law of lore. —We are taught in the- Scriptures, that to love God, with all the heart and our neighbour as ourselves, is the sum of our duty. In a due exercise and exhibition of this impartial, disinterested love, the...

...The law is a perfect rule of righteousness. It is perfect, as it requires nothing but righteousness. To love God with all the heart, and our neighbour as ourselves, can never be in any degree or manner wrong. This will not be disputed. It is perfect, as it requires...

...I suppose few will care to deny, in express terms, that the moral law, consisting of a requisition to love God with all the heart, and our neighbour as ourselves, is an eternal standard of right and wrong. But let it be considered, whether the Socinians, in their...

...their own account and on principles of legal merit. The law allows of no imperfection. It requires us " to love God with all the heart, and our neighbour as ourselves." Now as no man on earth has ever done this, (Jesus only excepted), so no man has ever been in a condition...