...approaches to the Saviour, but possessed a courageous faith in him. He was never idle, and whatsoever his hand found to do, he did it with all his might. When he thought that he ought to do any thing for the good of his neighbour, and according to the Divine...

...missionary in every clime, but especially in the South Seas. It may be truly said, that whatsoever his hand found to do, he did it with all his might. His " Enterprises" form a lovely commentary upon his career. Even the Commentaries of Caesar, which,...

...gentiles of old, he was found of me who sought him not.' " It was characteristic of Robert Haldane, that ' whatever his hand found to do, he did it with all his might.' And now, penetrated with a deep sense of the overwhelming importance of the gospel, he determined to...

...gentiles of old, he was found of me who sought him not.' " It was characteristic of Robert Haldane, that ' whatever his hand found to do, he did it with all his might.' And now, penetrated with a deep sense of the overwhelming importance of the gospel, he determined to...

...ever was he found absent from the post of duty, if circumstances would allow of his being there. " And whatever his hand found to do, he did it with all his might," In connexion with our Sabbath-school he was eminently useful. As a local preacher his ministry was...

...part of his spiritual career he was lahorious and useful, always ahounding in the work of the Lord. Whatever his hand found to do he did it with all his might. For some years he, to enjoy the means of grace, travelled on foot every Sahhath, a distance of at least...

...very industrious ; strictly attending to St. Paul's admonition; "Not slothful in business ; " for what his hand found to do he did it with all his might, that he might provide things honest in the sight of all men, and have something to spare for the support...

...entered with enthusiasm into whatever he undertook. A decision once formed with him was final. And whatever his hand found to do, he did it with all his might. The perfect self-control, which waa a distinguishing trait in his character, gave him incalculable...

...with his duty to his employer. His commercial duties were to him religious obligations, and whatsoever his hand found to do he did it with all his might, and prospered. He was not " slothful in business," at the same time was " fervent in spirit, serving...

...exercised an influence on his whole life, increasing the energy of his character, and directing it, so that whatever his hand found to do, he did it with all his might. The great employment of Dr. Arnold's life was teaching. After finishing hie studies at Oxford, he went,...