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A Good Conscience is a singularly good Companion, the worth and benefit whereof is not readily so well known until men be brought into some strait; then indeed the passing great and singular worth and usefulness of it clearly discovers itself.
James Durham — Heaven upon Earth, Sermon I on Acts 24:16
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James Durham, Heaven upon Earth, Sermon I on Acts 24:16 (Digital Puritan)
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