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Love is strong , patient and faithful , prudent , long-suffering , and manly . The prudent , penniless beginner in the world labors for wages awhile , saves a surplus with which to buy tools or land for himself ; then labors on his own account for awhile , and at length hires another new beginner to help him . However , the President is confident that if the University is fiscally prudent , we should be able to get through the possible cuts . Wherefore with good reason , after being enlightened in the eyes of our understanding by the word of salvation , and made prudent , and wise , and pious , and free from all ills , we will neither sacrifice nor be in bondage to the supposed gods of the heathen , who formerly indeed tyrannized over us also ; but having been led and brought near by our Saviour 's teaching to the only true God , who is both our Lord and our Preserver , our Saviour and Benefactor , and moreover our Maker and Creator , and sole King of the universe , Him only we will believe to be the true God , and to Him alone will we render the homage which is due , honouring and worshipping Him only , not as the daemons like , but as the Saviour of all mankind sent down from Him has taught us by the doctrine of His Gospel . Further , since CURB 's position was that UC should have to prove the contracts were prudent , Springe believed UC 's inadequate response to the data request strengthened CURB 's case that UC had not done any analysis prior to granting the discounts .