...kim!U-<! within us, — and, with the Psalmist, we may have to seek, and to enquire, and to have daily exercise and meditation, ere the love of moral esteem has attained the place of ascendancy which belongs to it. Nevertheless, the chief end of man is to glorify God, and to enjoy...

...ill done — all that cannot be done with this view, and to this end, is unlawful to be performed. The chief end of man is to glorify God, and to enjoy him for ever. For this he was created ; for this he is permitted to live; and for the neglect of this he will be...

...Catechism ; and now, the first question and answer occurring to her, "What is the chief end of man ? "— " The chief end of man is, to glorify God and to enjoy him for ever" — she was involuntarily led to muse on the words, and to put to herself the important questions:...

...kindled within us,—and, with the Psamilst, we may have to seek, and to enquire, and to have daily exercise and meditation, ere the love of moral esteem...it. Nevertheless, the chief end of man is to glorify Clod, and to enjoy him for ever. This is the real destination of every individual .'who is redeemed...

...kindled within us, — and, with the Psalmist, we may have to seek, and to inquire, and to have daily exercise and meditation, ere the love of moral esteem...is redeemed from among men. This should be the main o!> ject of all his prayers, and all his preparations. It is this which fits him for file company of...

...Catechism ; and now the first question and answer occurring to her, " What is the chief end of man ?" — " The chief end of man is to glorify God, and to enjoy him forever" — she was involuntarily led to muse on the words, and to put to herself the important questions:...

...that Saviour whom he has loved in life. Are you, my dear hearers, bearing in mind that the supreme and chief end of man is to glorify God and to enjoy him for ever? Are you living a life of devotion, a life of dependence, a life of cheerful service; thus judging,...

...heaven worshipeth Thee." As we fail in this, we fail in our own happiness ; for it is obvious, that " the chief end of man is to glorify God, and to enjoy him for ever." None can dare to dispute with him his dominion, or supremacy. Angels are not too proud, or too lofty...

...promote his own glory, on which the welfare and happiness of the whole of his universe depends, and that the chief end of man is to glorify God, and to enjoy him for ever ; and this end can only be obtained by beholding the Lord Jesus Christ, contemplating his glorious...

...their earliest infancy. " What is the chief end of man ?" Not, to save himself ; that is not said. " The chief end of man is to glorify God, and to enjoy Him for ever." We are called on to consult the glory of God first, and our salvation next. Yet it is in the pursuit...