NE W TEST A ME N T,

And applied to the
Christian State and WORSHIP.

By I. WATTS, D. D.

The TWENTY SECOND EDITON.

LUKE xxip. 44. All things mull be fulfilled

which were written inmathe Psalms con.

cerning me.
Heb. xi. 32.-David, Samuel, and the Pro-

phets, Ver. 40.-That' they without us
should not be made perfect.

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1769,

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R E A D E R S

On the following HEADS.

Of the different Editions of this Book.

THE
HE larger edition is prefaced with a

discourse on the right way of fitting the Pfalms of David for Christian worship; wherein a plain account is given of the author's general conduct in this imitation of the psalms, together with some evident and convincing arguments to support it. There are also particular notes added at the end of a great number of the psalms, which explain their evangelical fense, and shew the reason why they are either paraphrased or abridged in such a manner here.

At the request of many friends, the aus thor has permitted this edition in a smaller form, to render it more portable and cona. venient for public worship; he therefore defires, and may reasonably demand this piece of justice of all his readers, that they

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