An Abridgement of Henry On Prayer Consisting of a Judicious Span Classsearc
An Abridgement of Henry On Prayer Consisting of a Judicious Span Classsearc
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Cast salt into those fountains, that from thence may issue streams, which shall make glad the city of our God. R / 2 Th-n. \u -iS, k Eph. V*i. 19, 20. / 9 Ccr. Iii. 6. M 1 Cor vii. 21. 71 Gen. Xlix 24. O Mich, iii 8. P Isaiah Iviii. 1. Q Isaiah J. Lix. 4, '^' r Acts xi ^l s James i. 17- t 2 Kings ii. 21.
Intercession, 67 Give grace to all the subjects of this land, that they may, under the government God hath set over us, live quiet and peaceable lives in all godliness and honesty. ?^ Let all o...f every denomination that fear God, and work righteousness, be accepted of him. W Lord, give to those that are young to r^" member their Creator in the days of their youth, that thereby they may be kept from the vanity which childhood and youih are subject to, and may be restrained from walk- ing in the way of their heart, and in the sight of their eyes, by considering, that for all these things God will bring them into judg- ment . X May the aged reflect on the evil days that are come to them, and the years of which they say there is no pleasure in them, T/ as earthly comforts are failing, may thy com- forts delight their soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cast salt into those fountains, that from thence may issue streams, which shall make glad the city of our God. R / 2 Th-n. \u -iS, k Eph. V*i. 19, 20. / 9 Ccr. Iii. 6. M 1 Cor vii. 21. 71 Gen. Xlix 24. O Mich, iii 8. P Isaiah Iviii. 1. Q Isaiah J. Lix. 4, '^' r Acts xi ^l s James i. 17- t 2 Kings ii. 21.
Intercession, 67 Give grace to all the subjects of this land, that they may, under the government God hath set over us, live quiet and peaceable lives in all godliness and honesty. ?^ Let all o...f every denomination that fear God, and work righteousness, be accepted of him. W Lord, give to those that are young to r^" member their Creator in the days of their youth, that thereby they may be kept from the vanity which childhood and youih are subject to, and may be restrained from walk- ing in the way of their heart, and in the sight of their eyes, by considering, that for all these things God will bring them into judg- ment . X May the aged reflect on the evil days that are come to them, and the years of which they say there is no pleasure in them, T/ as earthly comforts are failing, may thy com- forts delight their soul.
What to read after An Abridgement of Henry On Prayer Consisting of a Judicious Span Classsearc?
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