He that breaks off the yoke of obedience, and unties the bands of discipline, and preaches a cheap religion, and presents heaven in the midst of flowers, and strews carpets softer than the Asian luxury in the way, and sets the songs of Sion to the tunes of the persian and lighter airs, and offers great liberty of living, and reconciles eternity with present enjoyment—he shall have his schools filled with disciples: but he that preaches the Cross and the severities of Christianity, and the strictness of a holy life, shall have the lot of his blessed Lord; he shall be thought ill of, and deserted.—Taylor.