Keep a tender conscience, which will do its office, and not suffer you to sin without remorse.
Keep a tender conscience, which will not make light of sin.
He must have a tender conscience, and keep as far as possible from temptation, and take heed of unnecessary approaches or delightful thoughts of sin.
It differs, therefore, from a strict or tender conscience, which, while it does not exaggerate sin, judges that one should try to avoid even slight sin and imperfection.
A person of tender conscience is careful even in smaller duties, but in a quiet and recollected way, whereas the scrupulous person is all excitement and distraction.
A tender conscience is one that inclines to a careful observance of all the Commandments and to a purification of the inner workings of the soul.
Ay, so it does in the ears of him that has a tender conscience.
Paul made much of a tender conscience, else he had never done as he did, nor suffered what we read of.
If the constant fear and obedience of God do not rule the soul, the appetite will be unruled; and if a tender conscience be not porter, the throat will be common for any thing that the appetite requireth.
Keep a tender conscience, and a constant sense of the danger of sinning.
The thing Parker hated most in the world was a Tender Conscience.
However, if the obligation of laws must yield to that of a tender conscience, how impregnably is every man that has a mind to disobey armed against all the commands of his superiors.
A weak conscience is the product of a weak understanding, and he is a very subtil man that can find the difference between a tender head and a tender conscience (269).
A tender conscience is to some people like Solomon's brawling woman, a burthen to those that have it; but let it be to thee like those that invited David to go up to the house of the Lord.
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