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...Prudence applies to practice the maxims of wifdom; determines, with refpect to time, place, and meafure, what is to be done, and what is not to be done; what evils, vices, and dangers are to be avoided; what things, that are good, virtuous, and laudable,...

...fhews his judgment by his word, and that word fhews how God judgeth of things. Laws fhew judgment, what is to be done, and what is not to be done. The gofpel (hews God's judgment, what he will have us believe and hope for, and how we muft carry ourfelves...

...of evil men. But then we must go out of the world, or at least out of the heathen world. 4. That tve use the company of good men. But where shall we find...natural religion ? 5. That we inquire carefully what is lo be done, and what is not to be. done; but the question is, when we know it, How shall we get the...

...what is of great value and account, and to be chosen, and what is worthless, and to be neglected ; what is to be done, and what is not to be done. There is a continual need through the whole course of our spiritual walk for the using of such a discretive...

...what is of great value and account, and to be chosen, and what is worthless, and to be neglected ; what is to be done, and what is not to be done. There is a continual need through the whole course of our spiritual walk for the using of such a diswetjve...

...treat it with remedies, satisfy yourselves as to the seat and nature of the affection, and determine what is to be done, and what is not to be done. In chronic cases, review the whole life of your patient. Let nothing escape your research. The diseases...

...treat it with remedies, satisfy yourselves as to the seat and nature of the affection, and determine what is to be done, and what is not to be done. " In chronic cases review the whole life of your patient. Let nothing escape your research. The diseases...

...which the Spirit of wisdom gives,) in order to the act of distinguishing or discerning, between things, what is to be done, and what is not to be done. There is a continual need through the whole course of our spiritual life, for the using of such a discretive...

...examples. WJiich are able, he says, to make lh.ee wise unto salvation. For the Scriptures suggest to us what is to be done, and what is not to be done. For hear this blessed one elsewhere f yfaftftara. lit. letters. The 7(«p- Hales suspects the number...