All religious duties have two objectives, the primary being God’s honor and the secondary being the spiritual profit of man. Therefore, in all that he does, a Christian must have these two objectives in view, though there must be a distinction between them. Without having these two in view, he will be incapable of doing any good. He must either deny his obligatory love toward God or his love for himself, and it is entirely fitting and essential that the first objective have the preeminence.