“As Omnipotence is an ocean that cannot be fathomed, so the comforts from it are streams that cannot be exhausted. What joy can be wanting to him that finds himself folded in the arms of Omnipotence? This” — William Symington Copy Share Image
“Fire increaseth by laying together many coals on one place; so is devotion inflamed by the union of many hearts, and by a joint… — William Symington Copy Share
“A man must be ignorant of himself before he can be ignorant of the existence of God.” — William Symington Copy Share
“To conclude this: As when a man comes into a palace, built according to the exactest rule of art, and with an unexceptionable conveniency… — William Symington Copy Share
“All the superstition this day living in the world is built upon this foundation: so natural it is to man to pull God down… — William Symington Copy Share
“A man may sooner engrave the chronicle of a whole nation, or all the records of God in the Scripture upon the hardest marble… — William Symington Copy Share
“Thou shalt love the Lord thy God:" it is to be acted in everything we do; but in worship our hearts should more solemnly… — William Symington Copy Share
“The enjoyment of God will be as fresh and glorious after many ages, as it was at first. God is eternal, and eternity knows… — William Symington Copy Share
“Should we not think ourselves worthy of contempt to dote upon a perishing glory, to expect support from an arm of flesh, when there… — William Symington Copy Share
“Love is appetites unionis; the more love, the more delight in the approachings of God to the soul, or the outgoings of the soul… — William Symington Copy Share
“If self-denial be the greatest part of godliness, the great letter in the alphabet of religion; self-love is the great letter in the alphabet… — William Symington Copy Share
“The pretences of the atheist are so ridiculous, that they are not worth the mentioning. They never saw God, and therefore know not how… — William Symington Copy Share
“To make any corporeal representations of God is unworthy of God. It is a disgrace to his nature.” — William Symington Copy Share
“Men that have strength, often misplace the actings of it, because of their folly; and sometimes employ it to base ends, because of their… — William Symington Copy Share
“If you that are unholy, and have so much corruption in you, to render you cruel, can bestow upon your children the good things… — William Symington Copy Share
“And the finer parts extracted from plants and minerals we call spirits, those volatile parts separated from that gross matter wherein they were immersed,… — William Symington Copy Share
