11. Agreeable to this his one desire, is the one design of his life, namely, _not to do his own will, but the will of him that sent him_. His one intention at all times and in all things is, not to please himself, but him whom his soul loveth. He has a single eye. And because _his eye is single, his whole body is full of light_. Indeed where the loving eye of the soul is continually fixed upon God, there can be no darkness at all, _but the whole is light; as when the bright shining of a candle doth enlighten the house_. God then reigns alone. All that is in the soul is holiness to the Lord. There is not a motion in his heart, but is according to his will. Every thought that arises points to him, and is in obedience to the law of Christ. 12. And the tree is known by its fruits. For as he loves God, so he keeps his commandments: not only some, or most of them, but all, from the least to the greatest. He is not content to _keep the whole law, and offend in one point_; but has in all points, _a conscience void of offence, towards God and towards man_. Whatever God has forbidden, he avoids; whatever God hath enjoined, he doth; and that whether it be little or great, hard or easy, joyous or grievous to the flesh. _He runs the way of |God|’s commandments_, now he hath set his _heart at liberty_. It is his glory so to do; it is his daily crown of rejoicing, _to do the will of_ God _on earth, as it is done in heaven_; knowing it is the highest privilege of _the angels of_ God, _of those that excel in strength, to fulfil his commandments, and hearken to the voice ♦of his word_. ♦ inserted “of” 13. All the commandments of God he accordingly keeps, and that with all his might. For his obedience is in proportion to his love, the source from whence it flows. And therefore, loving God with all his heart, he serves him with all his strength. He continually presents his soul and body, a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God; entirely and without reserve devoting himself, all he has, and all he is, to his glory. All the talents he has received, he constantly employs, according to his master’s will; every power and faculty of his soul, every member of his body. Once he _yielded_ them _unto sin_ and the devil, _as instruments of unrighteousness_: but now, _being a live from the dead, he yields_ them all, _as instruments of righteousness unto_ God.