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To set the Lord always in your sight, is an excellent preservative and restraint from sin. With this shield Joseph did repel and quench the fiery darts of the temptations of his designing mistress. For who is so foolish, and shameless, as wilfully to transgress the just laws of a father, king, and judge, knowing that he is present, and observes him with detestation if he so do?
Henry Scudder — The Christian's Daily Walk, in Holy Security and Peace, Chapter I, Section 2 (Reasons why Christians should walk with God)
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