...fourth verse ; where he tells us, we ought not to " look every man on his own things, but every man on the things of others. Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus." If Christ had looked only on his own things, he might have saved himself...

...the fourth verfe, where he tels us, we ought not to loek every man on his oven things, hut cilery man on the things of others. Let this mind be in you which afo WAS in C\m\i Jffus. If Chrift had looked only on his own things, he might have faved himfelf a...

...Antidote. 13. IN the firft place, that of the Apoflle offers it felf to my hand , Look not every man on his own things , but every man alfo on the things of others, Phil. ^. 4. A counfil whichinadiflortedfenfe feems to be too much practiced. We arc apt to apply it...

...each others Happinefs, obferving herein St. ФаиСь Admonition, Phil, г. 4. Looí^not every Man on his own things, but every Man alfo on the things of others, that is, No Man ought to think that he is born purely for his own Satisfaction, nor to be fo much taken...

...'*&? 5 Be kindly affectioned one to another jf in Honour preferring one anothet. h Look not every Man on his own things; but every Man alfo, on the things of others, ' Let there be no Strife among you, which of you (hould be accounted the greateft : Let nothing be done through...

...antidote. 13. IN the firft place, that of the Apoftle offers it felf to my hand, Loo^ not every man on his own things , but every man alfo on the things of others. Phil. 2. 4. A counfel which in a diftorted fenfe feems to be too much pradtifed. • We are apt to...

...Let us not be de/irous of vain.glory, provoking one another, envying one another. Look not every man on his own things, but every man alfo on the things of others. II. // commands all that wifdom and humility, that love, concord andufefulnefs, whereby focieties are...

...Private Concerns;. We can allow 1 hofe of the Publick a juft Share in our Regards. 'We look not every Man on His own Things , but every Man alfo on the Things of others. * Sam. XXV. 8, ro, u. b v. 17, i;. c Phil. II. 4. HoHonour, confidered as a Principle of A&ion, confifts...

...vain-glory ; but in lowlinefs of mind let each efteem other better than themfelves. 4 Look not every man on his own things, but every man alfo on the things of others. 62. G 6, 7 & jj.^.oz. 6 who being in ^^\^^ the form Of God *, II pf£ ; thought it not robbeColcff'.i....

...— And hence that noble and magnanimous Precept of St. Paul to his Philippians, Look not every Man on his own 'Things, but every Man alfo on the "Things of others, ii. 3. — That is, don't imagine that you can difcharge your Duty by confulting your private Intereft...