...themfelves to greater wrath. To prevent this the caution is given, 2 John 8. Look to yourfehes that we loje not thofe things, which we have wrought, but that we receive a full reward. The juft fiall live by faith : but if any man draw back, God declares, my jbul jhall have no pleafure...

...henceforth even for ever," Psal. cxxv. 2. MARCH 19. — Look to yourselves, that we lose not those things which we have wrought, but that we receive a full reward. — 2 John 8. The salvation of God's people is certain, by his immutable love. Their safety depends...

...lofe the things which they have wrought; 2 John verfe 8. Look to yourfelves, that we lofe not thefe things which we have wrought, but that we receive a full reward, i Cor. x. 1 2. Wherefore let him that thinketh he Itandeth, take heed lelt he fall. Q±_ 12. What is...

...fear as well as for myfelf ) do I once more addrefs myfelf, in the words of the beloved difciple, " Look to yourfelves, that we lofe not thofe things which we have wxought, but receive a full reward." Be ever mindful, then, of the words that have been fpoken to us...

...us not " be weary in well-doing : for in due feafon " we (hall reap, if we faint not." 2 John 8. " Look to yourfelves, that we lofe not " thofe things...have wrought, but " that we receive a full reward." It was the great maxim of the heathen philofophers of old, as it is with almoft all thofc who reject...

...abiding in him.'' v. 12, " He that hath [holdetb] not the Son, hath \boldeth~\ not life." 2 John, 8, 9, " Look to yourfelves, that we lofe not thofe things,...we have wrought, but that we receive a full reward. Whofoever," among the profdTors of Chriftianity, " tranfgrefleth, and abides not in the doflrioc of...

...hath [holdeth] not the Son, hath [boldeth} not life." 2 John, 8, 9, " Look to yourlelves, that we lo!e not thofe things, which we have wrought, but that we receive a full reward. Whofoever," among the profeffors of Chriftianity, <l iranfgreffeth, and abides not in the doftnne of...

...weary in well-doing : for in due " feafoa €( feafon we fhall reap, if we faint not." 2 John, 8. " Look to yourfelves, that we lofe not thofe " things which we have wrought; but that we re•' ceive a full reward." It was the great maxim of the heathen philofo" phers of old, as it is...

...been alTured of, and knowing of whom thou haft learned them." And the advice given, 2 John ver. 8. " Look to yourfelves, that we lofe not thofe things which we have wrought;" or, as it may be read, ' which ye have gained.' 6. Hence fee, in the fixth place, how valuable the...

...but grace to abide fo, and to ftand fall in thefait'h, looking to ourfelves, that we Icfe not thefe things which we have wrought, but that we receive a full reward," 2 John, ver, 8. Hence, 6. See the evil and danger of apoilaiy, and of unfakhfulnefs; " If any man draw...