Prop. III.
pp. 56–572 passages
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Prop. III.
To Remember their Creator is a thing that Young Men are very particularly obliged ⟨p. 57⟩unto. Indeed Young Men are apt to reckon this the most improper and unpleasant Address that can be made unto them, Do thou Remember thy Creator: They judge it fitter only for elder Men to hear of such a serious thing: But the Voice of God is even to Thee and Thee, O Young Man! Do thou Remember me. There are two Arguments here set before us, evincing this to be a most reasonable thing.
To Remember their Creator is a thing that Young Men are very particularly oblig'd ⟨p. 57⟩unto. Indeed Young Men are apt to reckon this the most improper and unpleasant Address that can be made unto them, Do thou Remember thy Creator: They judge it fitter only for elder Men to hear of such a serious thing: But the Voice of God is even to Thee and Thee, O Young Man! Do thou Remember me. There are two Arguments here set before us, evincing this to be a most reasonable thing.