Thou oughtest verily at the first shaft Of things fallacious to have risen up To follow me, who was no longer such.
Thou oughtest not to have stooped thy pinions downward To wait for further blows, or little girl, Or other vanity of such brief use.
So, as I have fled to thee as a suppliant, holy Sthanu, with my mind pierced with grievous woe, thou oughtest even to pardon presumption in me.
Thou oughtest to love her, under a double consideration: (1.
Thou oughtest also to labour to draw them forth to God's public worship, if peradventure God may convert their souls.
God has given thee a rational soul, sothou oughtest to consecrate all the powers and faculties of it to his honor and service.
Him, therefore, thou oughtest to fear with holy reverence, and at the same time carefully beware of spiritual pride and presumption: for this would issue in the inevitable loss of the celestial jewel committed to thy trust.
But in order to regulate the grand work of salvation with the better order and care, thou oughtest now to walk in a submissive and filial fear of God, guarding against all that would gratify the flesh.
And as every cross, however small, is laid upon thee by the particular order and direction of Providence, so thou oughtest to receive it with thankfulness.
Thou oughtest therefore to have put my money to the exchangers, and then at my coming I should have received mine own with usury.
But lead her in, and as thou oughtest, henceforward, Admetus, continue in thy piety with respect to strangers.
If in truth this be thy opinion, thou oughtest not to err, but if thou hast erred, be persuaded by me, for this is the next best thing thou canst do.
Thou oughtest surely to suffer a little for Christ when many suffer heavier things for the world.
If thou wilt stand fast and wilt profit as thou oughtest, hold thyself as an exile and a pilgrim upon the earth.
Thou oughtest to bring a bare and clean heart to God, if thou desirest to be ready to see how gracious the Lord is.
Thou oughtest in every deed and thought so to order thyself, as if thou wert to die this day.
Again, thou oughtest to patiently bear this calamity which hath flowed thine eyes with tears and hath greatly afflicted thee.
Thou oughtest to be characterized with these, that thou mayest be an example for the maid-servants of the Merciful and a leader of the leaves who are moved by the winds of the love of God.
Thou oughtest to enter therein, and this is glad-tidings unto thee and to all those who have been expecting the advent of the Kingdom of their Lord with true heart turned toward God.
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