4. To take no pleasure which does not tend to the glory of God; thanking God every moment for all I do take, and therefore rejecting every sort and degree of it which I feel I cannot so thank Him in and for.1 MARCH 4, Sat.—I found my brother at Oxford, recovering from his pleurisy; and with him Peter Böhler,2 by whom (in the hand of the great God) I was, on Sunday the 5th, clearly convinced of unbelief, of the want of that faith whereby alone we are saved.3 Immediately it struck into my mind, ‘Leave