Excerpt from The Whole Works of the Rev. John Howe, Vol. 4 of 8: With a Memoir of the Author But I add, that the too-intent fixing of our thoughts upon any sup posable events in this world, argues, at least, a narrow, carnal mind, that draws and gathers all things into time, as despairing of eternity; and reckons no better state of things considerable, that is not to be. Brought about under their own present view, in this world; as if it were uncertain or insignificant, that there shall be unexceptionable, eternal order and rectitude in another.

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