Nor is it enough that one get rid of evil. He must do good.... He must cultivate noble sentiments by performing noble deeds—not great ones, necessarily, for opportunity to do what the world esteems great things comes but seldom to men in the ordinary walks of life; but noble deeds may be done every day; and every such deed performed with an eye single to the glory of God, draws one that much nearer into harmony with Deity. (The Gospel and Man’s Relationship to Deity, pp. 197-98.)