Fruits of a Father's Love : Being the Advice of William Penn to His Children, Relating to Their Civil And Religious Conduct
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8, 9. be a warning to you.
Read alfo, Prov. xxv. 21, 22. Rom.
xii. 19, 20.
§. 5. Charity is a near neighbour tp mercy ; it is generally taken to confift in this, not to be ceafbrions, and to re- lieve the poor. For the fint, remem- ber you mil ft be judged, Mat. vii. 1.
And for the laft, remember you are but Rewards- "Judge not, therefore, left vouBe judjted-" Be clear yourfelves be- fore you fling the ftone. Get the beam out of vour own eye ; it is humbling doctrine, but (afe. Judge, therefore..., at your own peril : fee it be right- eous Judgment, as you will anfwer it to the great Judge. This part of cha- rity r.lfo excludes whiiperings, baek- biti ig, talebearing, evil-furmifing, molt pernicious follies and evils, of which be- ware. Read 1. Cor. xiii. For the other part of charity, relieving the poor, ix ii a debt you owe to God : You have F2 $6 FRVITS OF A all you have or may enjoy, with the rent-charge upon ir. The faying is, that "He who gives to the poor, lends to the Lord :" tmt it may be faid, not improperly, the Lord lends to us to give to the poor : they are at leaft part- ners by Providence with you, and have a right you muft not defraud them of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8, 9. be a warning to you.
Read alfo, Prov. xxv. 21, 22. Rom.
xii. 19, 20.
§. 5. Charity is a near neighbour tp mercy ; it is generally taken to confift in this, not to be ceafbrions, and to re- lieve the poor. For the fint, remem- ber you mil ft be judged, Mat. vii. 1.
And for the laft, remember you are but Rewards- "Judge not, therefore, left vouBe judjted-" Be clear yourfelves be- fore you fling the ftone. Get the beam out of vour own eye ; it is humbling doctrine, but (afe. Judge, therefore..., at your own peril : fee it be right- eous Judgment, as you will anfwer it to the great Judge. This part of cha- rity r.lfo excludes whiiperings, baek- biti ig, talebearing, evil-furmifing, molt pernicious follies and evils, of which be- ware. Read 1. Cor. xiii. For the other part of charity, relieving the poor, ix ii a debt you owe to God : You have F2 $6 FRVITS OF A all you have or may enjoy, with the rent-charge upon ir. The faying is, that "He who gives to the poor, lends to the Lord :" tmt it may be faid, not improperly, the Lord lends to us to give to the poor : they are at leaft part- ners by Providence with you, and have a right you muft not defraud them of.
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