...heart and tie round his nect:" namely, that " Wisdom is more precious than rubies, and that all the things that can be desired are not to be compared unto her; that length of days is in her right hand, and in her left hand riches and honour; that her ways are...

...heart and tin round his neck:" namely, that" Wisdom is more precious than rubies, and that all the things that can be desired are not to be compared unto her ; that length of days is in Iier right hand, and in her left hand riches and honour ; that her ways...

...Jteart and tie round his neck:" namely, that" Wisdom is more precious than- rubies, and that all the things that can be desired are not to be compared unto her ; that length of days is in her right hand, and in her left hand riches and honour ; that her ways...

...get understanding." He has also said, (iii. 15,) that " She is more precious than rubies, and all the things that can be desired are not to be compared unto her." " Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace." — Ver. 17. Let us strive, then,...

...finish what thou hast begun." Wisdom, if thou hast found me, hold me fast ; for truly wisdom is better than rubies, and all., things that can be desired are not to be compared to it. Therefore receive her instructions, and riot silver ; and knowledge rather than choice gold...

...respecting them, — They are pleasant ways. All enjoyment, all blessedness, is found with her. All the things that can be desired are not to be compared unto her. And what so reasonable a conviction as this ? O that wondrous privilege of the saints ! — Who can...

..." The merchandize of it is above the merchandize of silver, and the gain of it above fine gold. It is more precious than rubies, and all things that can be desired are not to be compared with it." Prov. iii. 14, 15. A spirit of converting grace is such a blessing as never goes alone :...

...love, and to reach forth in burning desire after him. 2. The variety of his sufferings. He thatwas more precious than rubies, and all things that can be desired, are not to be compared to him, yet was sold for thirty pieces of silver : a goodly price that he was prized at by the sons...

...Happy, then, is the man that obtaineth Christ as his spiritual wisdom. He is the unspeakable gift, " more precious than rubies, and all things that can be desired are nothing in comparison." Length of days, even eternal life, is indeed in His right hand, and His left...

...cruel, illegitimate and barbaric practice of vivisection encourage in him a desire for unnecessary surgical operations, or for professional experiments,...them, And know them sweet, or vile, beyond a doubt." r"pHOUGHT is the reservoir from which certain purposes flow, while others emanate from feeling, from...