give to the poor," nor does he even think of letting other know of his kindness, the spirit of love in which he dwells being all-sufficient; but the man who mistakes the letter for the spirit, having the form of kindness only, prides himself upon the kind act which he has done, and is anxious that others should know how kind he is.
it is the same with every kind of virtue; it is a condition of the heart expressing itself in acts, and where the spirit is, the letter will be found; but the letter may be there without the spirit, and where such is the case there is death, 