ic boasted of, but he who heareth and answereth prayer, knows, after make manifest, who

her are that seek him.

s, and

he si bile is useful to all sorts of person

I worldling should often read Felisint evout person the Balmes; na tested person dob; Teacher Timothy or Titus,

i. Bäckslider the Hebrews;

:: Libertine Peter, James or Sude; " man that would study providence should read the Book of Bother; And those who are engaged in great undertakings. that of Bohemiah.

universally acknowledged

are the four foshels, the Acts of the apostles, thirteen Epistles if Paul, the Gust Gristle of beter, and the first Opistle of John .

The disputed Books are the quitte to the Hebrews, the Epistle of James, the second of Peter, the second and thirt John; the Gustle of Surde and the Revelation.

Daily devotion

with thee lat cory week begin, with thee each day be spent,

For thee each fleeting hour improvd
time each by thee is lent. Doddridge

Full in thy grow this life I pas,
And in thy view I dre

ord, when cell mortal bonds shall break,
till find the nigh! Doddridge

She road that leads to death;

I in the service of my God will spend my daily breath. I'll worship at his throne, When morning brings the light; Ill seek his blessings every noon, and pay my

with all my

ого

vour by night.

all my ansioin

anxious cares,

I'll bean upon the Lord;

I'll ot my burdens on his aren,
And rest upon his word.

This arm shall well sustain

the children of his love; ground on which their. on which their safety stand ?

The

No earthly power,

can move. Waths

The hope of heaven our support under

Trials in earth. on

on

When Scan read my tothe clear

To mansions in the skies,

I bid farewell to every fear
And day my weeping eyer.
Should earth against ony peace engage
And all its darts be hurloh, ngage
Then could I smile to see its rage,
And I face a frowning world.
Gough earer like a wild deluge come,
and storms of sorrow fall;
Mayd but safely reach my home,
My God, my Lenon, my

all.

In those bright realms, thon, Omy soul !
Shall find eternal rest;

For shull a wave of trouble coll
Verossany peaceful breast. Watts.

OF

MORNING AND EVENING

PRAYERS,

FOR

THE CLOSET.

BY JOSHUA TOULMIN, D. D.

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