...institutions, to the Icrvvest stations, adapting itself^ equally, to all conditions ; requiring of " masters to "-give unto their servants that which is just and " equal," enforced by a consideration worthy the sugi . gestion gfsiion of an all-wise Lawgiver, that " they...

...much God is displeased with them, when they are sullen and disobedient to their masters. God commands masters to give unto their servants that which is just and equal; at the same time he gives them commission to support their authority over stubborn servants, by such...

...up their children in the nurture and admonition ' of the Lord, and children to obey their parents : masters to ' give unto their servants that which is just and equal, and ser' vants to obey their masters, and count them worthy of all honour : subjects to submit to principalities...

...measures have failed. It is a bounden duty, for professedly religious masters and mistresses especially, to "give unto their servants that which is just and equal, knowing that they also have a master in heaven ; " to " forbear threatening," not to dismiss them upon slight grounds...

...is done by them, shall, sooner or later, be revenged by God : he begins this chapter with advice to masters, to give unto their servants that which is just and equal ; that which к just, or that which is according to compact and agreement, either explicitly or implicitly...

...those of equal degree, but unites in its embrace the different orders of society; and while it charges masters to " give unto their servants that which is just and equal," enjoins those who serve to " be obedient to their own masters according to the flesh." It may, perhaps,...

...degree, but unites in its comprehensive embrace the different orders of society ; and while it charges masters to " give unto their servants that which is just and equal," enjoins those who serve to "be obedient to their own masters according to the flesh." It may, perhaps,...

...measures have failed. It is a bounden duty for professedly religious masters and mistresses especially to "give unto their servants that which is just and equal, knowing that they also have a Master in heaven ; " " to forbear threatening; " not to dismiss upon slight grounds ; and...

...on by St. Paul ; what a compendium in Philip. iv. 8 ; what an enumeration in Romans xii. He exhorted masters " to give unto their servants that which is just and equal ; knowing that they also have a Master in heaven, who has no respect of persons," Col. iv. 1 ; Eph. iv. 9. Were they servants...

...the bounds of their natural abilities. In fine, for so St. Paul plainly intimates, where he commands masters " to give unto their servants that which is just and equal," their commands and punishments ought to extend no further than the laws of the place give leave, or...