A sure guide to heaven, or, An earnest invitation to sinners to turn to…

But Piety, without Charity, is but the half of Christianity, or rather impious hypocrisy. We may not divide the Tables, See therefore that you do Justly, and love mercy, and let Equity and Charity run like an even thread, throughout all your dealings. Be you temperate in all things, and let Chastity and Sobriety be your undivided companions. Let Truth and Purity, Seriousness and Modesty, Heavenliness and Gravity, be the constant ornaments of your speech. Let patience and humility, simplicity and sincerity, shine out in all the parts of your conversations. See that you forget and forgive wrongs, and require them with kindness, as you would be found children of the most High. Be merciful in your censures, and put the most favourable construction upon your brethren's carriage, that their Actions will reasonably bear. Be slow ⟨p. 178⟩in promising, punctual in fulfilling. Let meekness and innocency, affableness, yieldingness and courtesy, commend your conversations to all men. Let none of your relations want that love and loyalty, that reverence and duty, that tenderness, care and vigilance, which their several places and capacities call for. This is throughout godliness. I charge you before the most high God, that none of you be found a swearer, or a liar, a lover of evil company, or a scoffer, or malicious, or covetous, or a drunkard, or a glutton, unrighteous in his dealing• unclean in his living, or a quarreller, or a thief, or a backbiter, or a railer: For I denounce unto you from the living God, that destruction and damnation is the end of all such, Prov. 13. 20. Jam 5. 12. Rev. 21. 8. 1. Cor. 6. 9, 10 Gal. 5. 19, 20, 21.

But Piety, without Charity, is but the half of Christianity, or rather impious hypocrisie. We may not divide the Tables, See therefore that you do Justly, and love mercy, and let Equity and Charity run like an even thread, throughout all your dealings. Be you temperate in all things, and let Chastity and Sobriety be your undivided companions. Let Truth and Purity, Seriousness and Modesty, Heavenliness and Gravity, be the constant ornaments of your speech. Let patience and humility, simplicity and sincerity, shine out in all the parts of your conversations. See that you forget and forgive wrongs, and require them with kindness, as you would be found children of the most High. Be merciful in your censures, and put the most favourable construction upon your brethrens carriage, that their Actions will reasonably bear. Be slow