...after justification, and as fruits of faith, the works of the Christian are highly pleasing to God. A cup of cold water given to a disciple, in the name of a disciple, will not lose its reward, while the most praiseworthy actions, if performed from simply natural motives,...

...visibility of the church, except among ourselves. I hope, however, that he who can see somewhat of Christ in a cup of cold water given to a disciple in the name of a disciple, can see somewhat of that which is fronr-above, in what has been given us by many who follow not with...

...usefulness, in holiness and love; and God is not unrighteous to forget their work and labour of love. A cup of cold water given to a disciple in the name of Christ, shall in no wise pass unrewarded. (Matt. x. 42.) The words ir Kv{i*i, are properly connected...

...preparation for the iuheriiunce of the saints in light. Is it true, that he who " gives a cup of cold water to a disciple in the name of a disciple shall not lose his reward ?" What then shall be the reward of one, who plucks a fellow creature from everlasting ruin...

...for the cause of God. He will not be unrighteous, to forget your work of faith, and labour of love. A cup of cold water given to a disciple, in the name of a disciple, shall not lose its reward. "There is no man," saith the Saviour, " that hath left house, or parents, or brethren, or wife, or...

...after justification, and as fruits of faith, the works of the Christian are highly pleasing to God. A cup of cold water given to a disciple, in the name of a disciple, will not lose its reward, while the most praiseworthy actions, if performed from simply natural motives,...

...published with commendation, by his command, while the gracious assurance also has been made, " That a cup of cold water, given to a disciple in the name of a disciple, shall not lose its reward." An operative faith in this declaration, may infuse the peace and joyfulness of a religious service,...

...of God to " smell as a field which the Lord hath blessed." Their good works are accepted: their cups of cold water given to a disciple, in the name of a disciple, shall not want a reward. Though they cannot offer for the tabernacle, gold, silver, and brass, and onyx-stones,...

...harvest, following upon the seed of good works ! Rivers of pleasures springing up from, perhaps, " a cup of cold water given to a disciple, in the name of a disciple !" Eternal mansions of glory rising out of a night's lodging, given to a saint who was a stranger !...

...Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath ;" and " whosoever giveth even a cup of cold water to a disciple, in the name of a disciple, shall not lose his reward." Thus were the views of moral duty pointed out by the Author of Christianity in every respect...