The SERMON
HEBREWS xiii. 18
_----For we _trust_ we have a good Conscience. --_
"Trust! trust we have a good conscience! Surely if there is any thing in this life which a man may depend upon, and to the knowledge of which he is capable of arriving upon the most indisputable evidence, it must be this very thing, --whether he has a good conscience or no."
[I am positive I am right, quoth Dr. _Slop_.]
"If a man thinks at all, he cannot well be a stranger to the true state of this account; ----he must be privy to his own thoughts and desires; --he must remember his past pursuits, and know certainly the true springs and motives, which, in general, have governed the actions of his life."
[I defy him, without an assistant, quoth Dr. _Slop_.]

The Sermon
HEBREWS xiii. 18
For we trust we have a good Conscience
'"Trust! trust we have a good conscience! Surely if there is anything in this life which a man may depend upon, and may know upon the most indisputable evidence, it must be this very thing, whether he has a good conscience or no."'
['I am positive I am right,' quoth Dr. Slop.]
'"If a man thinks at all, he must be aware of his own thoughts and desires; he must remember his past pursuits, and know the true motives which have governed the actions of his life.
