...love her." He will fear God, love the brotherhood, honour the king, duly and confcientioufly paying tribute to whom tribute is due, fear to whom fear, honour to whom honour. He who does this, though his inviting honeft example may not be copied, by thofe whom he fain...

...what is due to him. Q. How far does this extend ? A. To the payment of debts and wages, the giving of tribute to whom tribute is due, fear to whom fear, honour to whom honour. Q. What is temperance ? A. The A. The rule whereby we restrain and mo•derate the appetites...

...carry on our private interefl in confiftency with what is requifite for general order and good. Render tribute to •whom tribute is due : fear to -whom fear ; honour to whom honour. Covet not what is thy brother s. O^ve no man any thing thing , but to love one another. . '.r...

...what is due to him. Q. How far does this extend ? A. To the payment of debts and wages, the giving of tribute to whom tribute is due, fear to whom fear, honour to whom honour. Q. What is temperance ? A. The rule whereby we restrain and moderate the appetites of the body,...

...carry on our private interest in consistency with what is requisite for general order and good. Render tribute to whom tribute is due; fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour. Covet not what is thy brother's. Owe no man any thing, but to love one another. IN the second...

...degree of intemperance which may degrade the man into the brute, and to render to every one his due, tribute to whom tribute is due, fear to whom fear, honour to whom honour. Lastly, the Twenty-four Inch Rule, whose apparent use is merely to measure lines and distances;...

...what is due to him. Q. How far does this extend ? A. To the payment of debts and wages, the giving of tribute to whom tribute is due, fear to whom fear, honour to whom honour. Q. What is temperance ? A. The rule whereby we restrain and moderate the appetites of the body,...

...on our private interest in consistency with what is requisite for general order and good. ' Render tribute to whom tribute is due ; fear to whom fear ; honour to whom honour. Covet not what is thy brother's. Owe no man any thing, but to love one another.' I. 2. In the...

...morality to " submit to the ordinances of man for the Lord's sake," and to " render unto all their due, tribute, to whom tribute is due, fear, to whom fear, honour, to whom honour," it follows that, if it be a part of the province of the civil magistrate to enforce not only...

...Scripture, justice, and the fitness of things unite in enjoining us to render unto all their dues, — " tribute to whom tribute is due; fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour." But such are the pride and insolence of the age, that the man of low degree appears to grudge...