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Uprightness is a sound and heavenly frame or temper of a gracious heart or spirit given by God, by which graces are acted, sins are opposed, duties are performed affectionately, directly and plainly, in reference to God, and not for by-respects.
Obadiah Sedgwick — The Anatomy of Secret Sins (1660), Chapter V (on Psalm 19:13, "Then shall I be upright")
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