Holy life Quote by Donald B. Kraybill
““Finally, in your conduct be friendly toward everyone And a burden to none. Toward God, live a holy life; toward yourself, be moderate; toward your fellow men, be fair; in life, be modest; in your manner, courteous; in admonition, friendly; in forgiveness, willing; in your promises, true; in your speech, wise; and out of a pure heart gladly share of the bounties you receive.38””
About This Quote
Source Book: The Anabaptist World, 2005
A comprehensive moral guide urging kindness, moderation, fairness, modesty, courtesy, forgiveness, honesty, wisdom, and generosity in all aspects of life.
In simple terms: Live kindly and modestly.
Key Takeaway
Practice balanced virtues daily.
Themes
ethics
moderation
generosity
Mood
inspirational
thoughtful
Type
ethical
guideline
When to use this quote
- daily living
- community building
- personal conduct
Key Concepts
moral philosophy
virtue ethics
Questions to Reflect On
- Which virtue feels hardest?
- How can you apply these today?
A Different Perspective
May seem prescriptive without context.
![“[Twofold sanctification reached by twofold faith] [By faith . . . Heb. 11:1] Faith is the evidence of things not seen, though now actually existing [upon salvation], the substance of things hoped for, but not yet present. [progressive] It deals with the unseen present, as well as with the unseen…” quote by Andrew Murray](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/169/andrew-murray-1530_andrew-murray_twofold-sanctification-reached-by-twofol_350739.jpg)
