God is universally holy in all His ways: so Psalm cxlv. 17, “His works are all holy;” whatever He doeth, it is done as becomes a holy God: He is not only holy in all things, but at all times unchangeably holy. Be ye therefore holy in all things, and at all times, too, if ever you expect the benefit of Christ’s sanctifying Himself to die for you. O brethren, let not the feet of your conversation be as the feet of a lame man, which are unequal. Be not sometimes hot and sometimes cold; at one time careful, at another time careless; one day in spiritual rapture, and the next in a fleshly frolic: but be ye holy “in all manner of conversation,” in every creek and turning of your lives: and let your holiness hold out to the end. “Let him that is holy be holy still.” Not like the hypocrite’s paint, but as a true, natural complexion.—Flavel.