...fpirits, it has now put off the body and is gone — But whether is it gone ?— To appear before God — to give an account of the deeds done in the body, and the principles by which it has been aftuated — to hear its charader determined ; and its everlafting...

...it has now put off the body and /'* gone — But whither is it gone '. — To appear before God — to give an account of the deeds done in the body, and the principles by -which it has been actuated — to hear its character determined ; and its everlalling...

...does you good, whom you are bound to obey, ;uul before whofe judgment feat you molt ere long appear, to give an account of the deeds done in the body, and to anfwer for the pains you took for the ialvation of your children. In the Old Teftament, God fpeaks...

...vice," this town of Gomorah, 'till the last trump summoned its inhabitants to the final reckoning, to give an account of the deeds done in the body, and still find ample scope in its extreme wickedness, depravity and corruption for the exercise of their...

...not exclaim, and is it thus that rational beings are spending their precious time ? beings who are to give an account of the deeds done in the body ; and who are sent into the world (not to clean muskets and clip horses' tails, but) to learn wisdom and...

...tries the reins of the children of men; and befoi e whose bar I, and all infidels, must one day appear to give an account of the deeds done in the body, and be judged by him the Judge of all. Insensibility to the presence and authority of God, was, I think,...

...tries the reins of the children of men; and teioie whose bar I, and all infidels, must one day appear to give an account of the deeds done in the body, and be judged by him the Judge of all. Insensibility to the presence and authority of God, was, I think,...

...not abusing it ;" remembering always how speedily we may, and must, be summoned to the bar of God, to give an account of the deeds done in the body, and to be judged for the use we have made of all our talents, opportunities, and acquisitions. II. We are...

...that the wild, lawless life of their sons, husbands, and brothers was ill befitting " those who had to give an account of the deeds done in the body,'' and to whom the knell of every passing year told of added sins, with lessened opportunities for repentance....

...we must declare Him to be the Judge of all men; before whose awful tribunal we " must all appear," to "give an account of the deeds done in the body," and be rewarded or punished "according to our works." This we must do with holy boldness and affectionate...