Title: The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 4 (1 October 1848)

Editors:

• Rev. Samuel Ironside
• Rev John Inglis

In: The New Zealand Evangelist

Publication details: Wellington

Part of: William Golder Electronic Edition

License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 New Zealand Licence

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At the strait gate there is room for soul and body, but not, for soul, and body, and sin.

Man is born crying, lives complaining, and dies disappointed from the world.

The world hate the godly for their holiness, though they always profess to do it for something else.—Watson.

It is worse to be like a beast, than to be a beast. It is no shame to be a beast, but it is a great shame to be like a beast. Sin makes man like a beast.—Watson.

Sincerity will shield from hell, hut not from slander, They who severe Satan have such a bad master that they will be afraid to receive their wages.—Watson.