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Who shall dare dissolve or loosen this holy bond, this divine reciprocality, of Faith and Scripture? Who shall dare enjoin aught else as an object of saving faith, beside the truths that appertain to salvation? The imposers take on themselves a heavy responsibility, however defensible the opinion itself, as an opinion, may be. For by imposing it, they counteract their own purposes.
We have contemplated that love beneath its origin, and have seen that in the mind it is spiritual, and as a fountain from which a sweet stream flows, whence it descends into the breast, where it becomes delightful, and is called bosom love, which in itself is full of friendship and confidence, from a full inclination to reciprocality; and that when it has passed the breast, it becomes genial love.
An acknowledged reciprocality in love sanctifies every little freedom: and little freedoms beget greater. And if she call me ungenerous, I can call her cruel. The sex love to be called cruel. Many a time have I complained of cruelty, even in the act of yielding, because I knew it gratified the fair one's pride. Mentioning that he had only hinted at Mr.
The reciprocality is that such are in the Lord and the Lord is in them, also that whoever loves the Lord, the Lord also will love him. "To have His commandments" is to be in truths, and "to do them" is to be in good. Reciprocality is also described by the Lord in His union with the Father, in these words, "Philip, . . . How sayest thou, Show us the Father?
Halson looked up at the silent waiter who had stolen upon us and was bowing toward him. "Look here, Halson," Minver detained him, "how is it none of the rest of us have heard all those details?" "I don't know where you've been, Minver. Everybody knows the main facts," Halson said, escaping. Wanhope observed musingly: "I suppose he's quite right about the reciprocality of the offer, as we call it.
"Travelers," says Bücher, "have often observed this tribal or local development of industrial technique. 'The native villages, relates a Belgian observer of the Lower Congo, 'are often situated in groups. Their activities are based upon reciprocality, and they are to a certain extent the complements of one another. Each group has its more or less strongly defined specialty.
Wanhope observed, musingly: "I suppose he's quite right about the reciprocality of the offer, as we call it. There's probably, in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, a perfect understanding before there's an explanation. In many cases the offer and the acceptance must really be tacit." "Yes," I ventured, "and I don't know why we're so severe with women when they seem to take the initiative.
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