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. Ibanksgiving 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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