Gen. 5:24 
The accomplishment or reverses 
of the laws of nature - equally a 
proof of Divine power + wisdom. 
Whether Sun stand still or go back i 
So whether or not he who Heb. 9:27. 
To make his power known + afford 
a respite to Enoch + Elijah? To 
Adam it had been said Gen. 3:20. 
but this Sentence was remitted to Enoch 
Strange! but few materials of his life. 
Adam had died. 57 years before 
Enoch was translated = an evident 
proof to the world of the truth of [?] promise 
Gen. 3:15. He began early to discharge 
his duty as a man + member 
of Society  was a parent at 65  
(son first) earlier than any except 
Mahaleel.  The most  extraordinary 
circumstance of his life is 
that he walked with God + he was 
not [??] He had been contemporary 
with Adam 308 years = reason 
of patriarchal longevity. 
As walking [?] is a Scripture phrase 
we will enquire into it. 
1. What is [?]ied in the term? 
2. What is [?] particular steps? 
3. The [?] of such a course 
[?] particular course of 
[?] :12. 2 D 3:11.1 Joh. 1:6.7. 
[?] 2 Pet. 3:18 Sometimes 
[?] 18:10. + 1:11 [?] 32. 
[?] 1 Cor. 9 
 
 
 
 
To walk together implies communion 
+ reconciliation for Amos 3:3. 
Man naturally Rom. [7] 8:7. This want 
must be removed. His mind was enlightened 
by Gods Spirit + his will renewed 
by Divine Grace. Repentance begun  
Despise [?] world comparatively + hunger 
+ thirst + seek forgiveness +e. aright + devote 
himself to his service.   
II. Generally in the exercise + cultivation 
of ye Graces of the Spirit implanted 
in the soul Some of them are more particularly 
exerciser toward God  others  
man + others  himself  Lit. 2:11:12. 
Love - fear + trust + justice + Humanity 
+ self-governments. 
   1. Love to God  to his word  his ordinances  
 prayer  Sacraments + 
day + people law. - Ps. 1. + 119:97. 
Meditate in solitude-discourse 
   2. Fear  Sacred reverence = filial. 
Realize his presence habitually. 
obeying his will, careless of censure + 
improving every Talent = usefulness. 
   3. Trust relying on his promises  providence 
+ [?] for  [?]ul  soul + body. 
(2        1. Justice.  Golde[?]le. Contrary 
person  characte[?]ctuality  
truth. (2) Human [?] er distress 
in both chara[?]ty + sympathy 
 forgiveness  
(3        To our[?]s. Sobrie[?] 
[?] king, sle[?] 
[?] 
 
 
 
 
III.        Of such an one it may truly be said [?] 
1. 10:9 Safe from present dangers. Per[?] 
immunity from dangers not to be expected 
here. Worldly men think that a 
certain artful sagacity founded on a 
knowledge of the world is more necessary 
+ safe + that by duplicity + cunning 
they can gain; but, on examining closely, 
we shall find that the plain, honest, 
pious man always steers straitest + has 
fewest broils  best character. Cunning 
+ proud men aim higher = walk on a 
precipice where one false step +e. 
Whereas the good man walks on the 
plain, leve[?] way of truth  light guides 
his feet. No danger of miscarriages 
or fallacy detected. He fears not 
investigation  Does not exclude prudence 
Not improvident simplicity + enlarged 
capacity + extensive views  still prudent. 
2. Most honorable uprightness in the 
foundation of all + [?] is high in character 
among men. Other qualities may 
add to its splendor; but [?] want 
all fade? Eloquence [?] 
but too cunning to [?] 
May ride in [?] 
Consciousne[?] 
confidence [?] 
weight to [?] 
deficie[?] 
severe[?] 
[?] Most comfortable to himself. The 
worldly wise-man often perplexed; but 
the pious man has only one road. 
One light-one guide always. No upbraidings 
or inward alarms can revi [?] 
with satisfaction whether he have succeeded 
or not. God sees him + he is 
glad of it. In him he trusts for relief, 
but the wicked must trust to his own abilities, 
such as they are + address. 
4. Safest as to future rewards. Best which 
in but rewarded at last. Ps. 37:37. 
Rom. 2:7. Tho The reward be distant, 
the hope is present = anchor 
of the soul. A man firmly believing 
that he is protected by God, + that he 
shall be rewarded  will act steady 
+ right + will follow without fear. 
To every motive the hope of heaven adds 
stren[?] Acts 20:22. 2 Tim. 4:8.9. 
[?]ost useful = most easi- 
[?] Enoch +e He [?] + losay. 
[?]librate  Be mine +e. 
[?] inconsistent 
[?] latin duties. 
[?] ? Marks. 
[?] ly thro 
[?] ly  com- 
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