THERE are a few sayings of Rowlands, the Welsh preacher, whose labours were so abundantly acknowledged by the Lord, appended to his sermons in Welsh. There it is stated that he frequently mentioned them during his latter days, and that he used to say that “he had four lessons which he had laboured to learn during the whole course of his religious life, and yet that he was but a dull scholar even in his old age.” The lessons were:—(1) To repent, without despairing; (2) To believe, without being presumptuous; (3) To rejoice, without falling into levity; (4) To be angry, without sinning.