..."remember " them which suffer adversity, as being ourselves " also in the body."f We are commanded to " weep with those that weep," as well as to " rejoice with them that rejoice." Our great High Priest sympathizes with His suffering members, " being touched with...

...while I bid them know that their sorrow is the sorrow of us all. Christianity, I trust, hath taught us to weep with those that weep, as well as to rejoice with them that rejoice. I may, however, do something for the comfort of this mourning family, if I succeed...

...those around him. The influence which the Gospel produces on his character, disposes him, more than others, to weep with those that weep, as well as to rejoice with those who rejoice; he cannot, with his Christian feelings in exercise, wrap himself up in a cold and inaccessible...

...that we have been taught in the best of all schools, that we ought to "bear one another's burdens,'' "to weep with those that weep," as well as to "rejoice with those that rejoice;" and also, "that if one member suffer, all the members are called to suffer with it:" in fine, we cannot...

...prayer But wishes to be often there." 6. A devotional spirit is tender and sympathetic. It know» how to " weep with those that weep," as well as " to rejoice with those that do rejoice." Jt is willing to bear the burden of others, " so fulfilling the law of Christ." It is...

...wormwood and the gall, and have wished for the pity and compassion of others. God has commanded them to weep with those that weep, as well as to rejoice with those that rejoice. And he has expressed his peculiar displeasure against those who are so attached to their idle pursuits...

...who is touched with a feeling of all his people's infirmities, she esteemed it a precious privilege " to weep with those that weep," as well as " to rejoice with those that rejoice." The mental conflict through which she passed in early life, qualified her for directing and dealing...

...that we have been taught in the best of all schools, that we ought to " bear one another's burdens," to " weep with those that weep," as well as to "rejoice with those that rejoice;" and also, that if "one member suffer, all the members" are called to "suffer with it:" in fine, we...

...when they are afflicted. It will dispose men to give to the poor, to bear one another's burdens, and to weep with those that weep, as well as to rejoice with those that do rejoice. It will dispose men to the duties they owe to one another in their several places and relations....

...when they are afflicted. It will dispose men to give to the poor, to bear one another's burdens, and to weep with those that weep, as well as to rejoice with those that do rejoice. It will dispose men to the duties they owe to one another in their several places and relations....