...analogy, may be deduced out of that rule which the apostle layeth down, in I Tim. chap. 6. ver. 1,2. " Let as many servants as are under the yoke, count...are faithful and beloved partakers of the benefit." For the further declaration whereof, we may observe; First," A 1 household is a kind of a little commonwealth,"...

...Fleflir 1. To honour their Mtfters ? A. Yes. Mai. \. 6. A Servant honoureth his Mafter. i Tim. vi. i. Let as many Servants as are under the Yoke, count their own Matters worthy of all Honour. 3. To do it willingly, and ifi Obedience unit Chriflf A. Yes. Epb. vi....

...whether he be bond or free. i Tim. vi. i Let as many Servants as are under the Yoke count their Mafters worthy of all Honour, that the Name of God and his Doctrine be not blafphemed, Ver. 2. Col iii. 22. Servants obey in all Things your Mafters according to the Flefli,...

...prefrnt world. i Tim. vi. i. Let as many fervam» .. as are under the ycke, count their own maftets worthy of all honour; that the name of God and his doctrine be not blafphemed. <rr John ii. 3. And hereby we do ïcnow that we know him, if we keep bis commandments,...

...EPISTLE, and are the following :— vi Let as many fervants as are under the yoke, count their own Matters worthy of all honour, that the name of God, and his doctrine, be not blaiphemed. 2. And they that have believing Mafters, let them pot del'piie them, becaufe they are brethren...

...can carry nothing out. CHAP. VI. LET as many fervants as are under the yoke, count their own mafters worthy of all honour, that the name of God and his doctrine be not blafphemed. 2 And they that have believing mafters, let them not defpife them, becaufe they are brethren...

...; but rather tlothem Service, becaufe they are faithful and beloved, Partakers of the Benefit. • Let as many Servants as are under the Yoke, count their own Matters worthy of all Honour, that the Name of God and his Do£lrine be not jblafphemed. The DUTIES...

...and conversation, they cannot be hid from thy notice ; so as thou mayest refrain to admit them. VI. 1 Let as many servants as are under the yoke count their own masters worthy of all honour. Let those Christians, which are under the yoke of servitude, so carry themselves to their masters,...

...their master's orders " as if they despised them ;" they should " count them worthy of all honour, and rather do them service, because they are faithful and beloved, partakers of the benefit," (1 Tim. vi. 1—5.) And as they arc conscious of much imperfection in themselves, they ought to make...

...for he " that committeth sin, is the servant of sin." In this view of the subject the apostle says, " Let " as many servants, as are under the yoke, count..." name of God and his doctrine be not blasphemed." For if Christian servants behaved less respectfully to their masters, than others did; the heathens...