...of Christ; and we gratefully and humbly acknowledge the blessed obli-gation we arc thus laid under to glorify God, in our body and in our spirit which are thine. Most Gra-cious Father, grant us grace, thus to glorify thee most sincerely and constantly, in...

...institution of baptism regards us in the same view, as does the Apostle's injunction, that we should " glorify God in our body and in our spirit, which are God's." It is the universal mode in which it is appointed that we should begin to glorify God our Saviour by...

...salvation, through sanctification of the Spirit," if our "body is the temple of the Holy Ghost," it become us to "glorify God in our body and in our spirit which are God's ;"f to watch, and strive, and pray, lest we grieve, resist, and quench that Divine Spirit within us,...

...Psal. Ixxxvi. 9. « Rom.xiv. 11. 6 Rom. xiv. 7, 8. 1 Cor. vi. 19, 20. with a price. Let us therefore glorify God in our body, and in our spirit, which are God's. 1 Let us have grace, whereby we may serve God acceptably; serving him with our spirit in the Gospel...

...that this is our duty, and ought to be our constant desire. We ought to be habitually endeavouring to " glorify God in our body, and in our spirit, which are God's." This is the best way by which to express toward Christ both our admiration and our gratitude. Naming...

...died for them and rose again." We "are not" our "own," we "are bought with a price." Let us "therefore glorify God in" our " body and in" our " spirit, which are God's." Shall this heavenly benefactor continue to be «' wounded in the house of" his " friends" ? Shall this...

...for them and rose again." We "are not" our "own," we "are bought with a price." Let us " therefore glorify God in" our " body and in" our " spirit, which are God's." Shall this heavenly benefactor continue to be " wounded in the house of" his " friends" ? Shall this...

...constantly bear in mind that we are not our own, that we are bought with a price ; may we, therefore, glorify God in our body, and in our spirit, which are God's. And here we offer and present unto thee, O Lord, ourselves, our souls and bodies, to be a reasonable,...

...literally and in substance, made over again. The carnal mind is changed into the spiritual ; and we are led to glorify God in our body and in our spirit, which are God's.1 It is remarkable that this should be the subject of a precept, or that we should be as good...

...the divine glory, but there is to be an universal regard to that high and commanding object : we are Jj e f M. his. We must not, however, suppose that we can add any thing to the essential glory of Jehovah —...