Sing ye Praises with Understanding, PSALM xlvii. 7.
And with Grace in your Hearts unto the LORD, COL. iii. 6.

LONDON:
Sold at the Chapel, in the New Way, Westminster
by J,' MATTH.WS, Strand; and
SIMMONS, Lincoln.

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HE Worship of a Christian on
Earth consists of Confeffion,Prayer,

Thanksgiving, and Praise. Confeffion and Prayer belong to him as guilty, weak, and needy. I banksgiving as the Object of sparing Mercy, providential Goodness, and special Grace.—But Praise properly terminates in God. It flows from a Love and Admiration of his Excellencies and Attributes, wherever, when, ever, or on whomsoever displayed.

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