Yielding to God
The grounds of our yielding our dearest to God are such as these:
The supreme sovereignty of God, whereby he hath power to command us and all ours; and what he may command we must yield.
The right that God hath to all we have.
The might and power that God hath to take away all. Willingly to yield what he will have, is to make a virtue of necessity.
The due, which, in way of gratitude, we owe unto God.
The bounty of God, who can and will beyond comparison recompense whatsoever is given to him. None shall lose by giving to God. [William Gouge]



















