The Philosophy of Benevolence

accumulations acquiring alleviation amount apostle beneficence benevolent funds bestow Bible blessed blood divine cause character charity Christ Christian church claims consecration death divine doubtless duty earth earthly errand of mercy evils expended faith feel fruit Galatia give gratuities habits Haggai hands hath heart heaven Hence holy hope human nature hydraulic machinery income influence instruction intellectual interests labor lence liberal limer Lord luxury Macedonian means ment mercy mind moral motives nation necessary object offerings ourselves passion pecuniary perhaps piety pious plans poor portion prayers precepts present principle PROMISES OF TEMPORAL proportion prosperity racter regard religion religious require result rich sacrifice safe men salvation Saviour Scriptures secure Shunem soul spirit suffering surplus stores TEMPORAL REWARD thee things thou shalt thousand tion tithes treasure truth unto virtue wealth worldly Zarephath