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1 (New Year's Day.) W E ſee certainly that the Lord 
8 is with thee. Gen. 26. 28. 
And with Jeſus Chriſt aue move, — fe meet joys un- 


ceaſing, 


2 Ariſe and go thou and this houſhold, and ſo- 
journ whereſoever thou canſt ſojourn. 2 Kings 8. 1. 


Dewoutly and loving. —io Jeſa's blood 's honour ,— 


abe onward are moving, 


3 I have cauſed thee to reſt from thine enemies. 
2 Sam. 7. 11. 


We but Him look to, what good hel us do. 


„4 He hath made with me an everlaſting covenant, 
ordered in all things and ſure. 2 Sam. 23. 5. 


Ourſelves we therefore anew give up—to the elec- 
tions whole aim and ſcope.” 


Week II. S. aft. New-Year. 


Touch not mine ' anointed, and do my prophets 
no harm, 1 Chron. 16. 22. 


Thou bidd'ſt thy angels ſing” "and a mla, 2 /hall 
—_—_— abide. 


A 2 6 Epipha- 


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6 (Epiphany.) Aſk now of the days that are paſt, 
which were before thee, whether there hath been 
any ſuch thing as this great thing is, or hath been 

heard like it? Deut. 4. 32. : 


Te crofs's booties, bear ye—thro all the earth the 


 flory—of Jeſu's ſmart and dying love, 
7 The Lord will fight for you, and ye ſhall hold 
your peace, Exod. 14. 14. | 


Leave to Him, blaſt congregation, —0er thee the 


direction's taff. | 
8 They ſaw God, and did eat and drink. Exod. 
24.11. 
7 er the gracious Lord, by toben,. bad them as His 
n 
9 The ſeed of the woman ſhall bruiſe the ſer- 
pent's head. Gen. 3. 15. N | 
Lord Feſ C briſt, all praiſe to thee, that theu 
wouchſaf* dſt a Man to be. | 
10 Jonathan and David made a covenant, becauſe 
he loved him as his own ſoul. 1 Sam. 18. 3. 
We billeve, the going two together, — has Bleſſing 
till this very day. 5 
11 Let thine eyes be open towards this houſe night 
Wand day, even toward the place of which thou 
haſt aid, My name ſhall be there. 1 Kings 8. 29. 


Let grace ent hron d there fi, —unfeign d.iſimplicity 


of mind. | 
| Week III. 18. aft. Epiph. | 
12 Fear not, for I am with thee. Gen. 26. 24. 
No foreign life diftreſs you,—with Him in his cool 


grave. 


13 If I have found grace in thy ſight, new me now 


thy way, that I may know thee. Exod. 33. 13. 
Increaſe our faith, our mind frepare, that we 
may know thy Name quite clear. 
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14 Set yourſelves, ſtand ye-ftill, and ſee the ſalvation 
of the Lord with you. 2 Chron. 20. 17. 


Lord Jeſus, be thou praitd eternally ;—if there no 


Feſus WAs, evhat ſhould awe be ! 
15% The Lord ſhall eſtabliſh thee an holy people unto 


bimſelf, as he hath ſworn unto thee, and all people 


of the earth ſhall ſee that thou art called by the 
name of the Lord. Deut. 28. 9, 10. 


Unto thy avounds 'glory—matke T hou us always. 


16 Lord our God, fend us good ſpeed { meet as] 
this day. Ger. 24. 12 


Each day, at leaſt in 8 interview we'd get. 
17 Let there be no ſtrife, I pray thee, between me 


and thee, and between my herdmen and thy herd- 
men ; for we he brethren. Gen. 13. 8. 


And God hath us, before—all worlds, for love da- 
frened, 
13 Aſk what I ſhal) give thee. 1 Kings 3. 5. 
O my Lord mo? faithful, — give me what thou ſi me- 
rit ed. I in for mare not careful. 


Week IV. 2 S. aſt, Epiph. 


19 Thou haſt avovched the Lord this Day to be thy 


God; and the Lord hath avouched thee this day to 
be his peculiar people. Deut. 26. 17, 18. 
Remain thou cnly our kind Lord, ſo will we farther 
ſerve thee, —and joy lo thee afford. 


20 Moſes brought forth the people out of the camp 
to meet with God. Exod. 19. 17. 


Haſte to give our Bridegroom meeting,—as is for be- 
troth'd-ones fitting. 


21 Iam one of them that are peaceable and faithful : 


in Iſrael. 2 Sam. 20. 19. 
The congregation's happy coutſe=mO let nought in- 


terrupt it. A: 2 22 If 


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Jan. 


22 If the Lord were pleaſed to kill us, he would 

not have ſhewed us all theſe things, nor would 

have told us ſuch things as theſe. Judg. 13. 23. 
Not one of us doth doubt, but Hein love doth us re- 


member. 


22 A cloud covered the tent of the congregation, 
and the glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle. 
Exod. 40. 34. | | 

And His eye fill friendly the congregations, —far, 
near, great or ſmall, by feet ſenſations, —lets 
feel his heart. 


24 My heart 1s toward the governors of Iſrael, that 


offered themſelves willingly among the people. 
Judg. 5. 9. 


San#ify them in thy truth, —becauſe Thou haft ſen 


them. 5 
25 Turn not to the right hand or to the left, that 
thou mayſt do wiſely whitherſoever thou goeſt. Joſh. 
I. 7» HAN | | | | 
We only Thee all times intreat,—to feel thy peace /o 
kind, and beg a conſtant preſence meet—of ſpirit 
and of mind. 


Week V. Septuageſ. 


26 Jacob bleſſed Pharaoh. Gen. 47. 7. | 
Jeſu, to thee aue commend—the;fouls of our princes. 
27 Lord, it is nothing with thee to help, whether 
with many, or with them that have no power. 
2 Chron. 14. 11. 155 
Thy flock commits it/elf to thy bands faithful. 
28 Be ſtrong and of a good courage, fear not nor be 
afraid of them: for the Lord thy God, he it is 
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that doth go with thee, he will not t Fail thee nor 
forſake thee. Deut. 31. 6. 


In the Lord's joy one goes one's away, es nought 
but bleſſed work alway. 


29 - In the ſweat of thy face ſhalt then eat bread, 
Gen. 3. 19. 
Thy dear countenance's ſaveat,«thro' our bearts di . 
Fuſe its heat. 


30 I will perform my word with thee, and I will 
dwell among the children of Iſrael, and will not for- 
ſake my people Iſrael. 1 Kings 6. 12, 13. 


Now ewill aue with gladneſs— fee what Thou wilt do. 


31 My Lord, if now I have found favour in thy 


ſight paſs not away, I pray thee, from thy ſervant. 
Gen. 18. 3. 


Let me, at thy feet abaſed,—be to taſte thy friend: q 
ſhip raiſed. 


FEBRUARY. 


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HE Lord ſhall do this wg. Exod. 9. 4, 5+ 
(Deut. 4. 32, &c.) 


| He comes oft ere wwe are aware,—and does much 
good on us confer. _ | 
Week VI. Sexag. and Purif. of M. 


The Lord be with you! and they ed: The 
Lord bleſs thee! Ruth 2. 4. 


When thy heart but with us Note can lack ns 
bl:fing. 
What thou bleſſeſt, O Lord, ſhall be bleſſed for 
ever. 1 Chron. 17. 27, 


5 who once know Him clear, —endleß aell-being 
are. 


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Feb, 


He took n not away the pillar of the cloud by day, 

nor the pillar of fire by night, from before the ooo” 

ple. Exod.13. 22. 

Grant me, in all my motions, —thy wound; Jeng 
rajy—as a lamp alway. 


The Lord will not forſake his people, for bis 
great name's ſake. 1 Sam. 12. 22. 


He abes abide their ſhield and rock, their peace and 


their ſalvation, 


6 Eliſha ſaid unto Elijah: I pray thee, let a double 
portion of thy Spirit be upon me. 2 Kings 2.9. 


And wwe now from Chriſt's head partake==the Spirit 
gladd' ning oil. 


The Lord bleſs thee, and keep thee! Num. 
6. 24. 
Who, the Son to Shafurt,mall, what by ſmart he 


aon, — cares for as child and treaſure. 


.L There is none holy as the Lord, for there is none 
Sbeſide thee, neither is there any rock like our God. 
1 Sam. 2. 2. 


Veil'd and trembling in His preſence, —ſlands the | 


pureft angel offence, and poor Man, that worm 


n — looks in gracès face unblinded. 
Week VIL. Quinquag. 


Thou forgiveſt iniquity, and tranſgreſſion and tn; - 


and before thee no man is guiltleſs. Exod. 34. 7, 


Me believe it, yea wwe feel it too; — th impreſſion we 
had ever—thereof, cur hearts auell knoaw, 


io 1 will defend this city, to fave i it for mine own 
ſake. 2 Kings 19 34. 


He Jeals us up from fin bereft an from all 
mis ry of this earth. 


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11 Hecomforted them, and fake kindly unto cem. 
Gen. 50. 21. 
Friendly is His countenance. 


12 Thy old age be like thy youth. Deut. 33. 25. 


O let our forehead, eyes, and breaſt, and all di/- 
cover—the finner's happy mind in Jeſu's blood 
baptix d. 


13 The Lord is a man of war, the Lord is his name. 


Exod. 1 5. 3. 
By our own ftrength there's wehing done. 
14 All the earth is mine. Exod. 19. 


Where-eer 1 come in this aworld 3 find my 


Sawviour's due ſoil and ground. 


15 Behold, Iam with thee, and will keep thee in all 
places ahither thou goeſt. Gen. 28. 15. 


His /a 2 being at band, —bllſſes us by /ea 


Week VIII. 1 S. in Ra” 


16 The Lord thy God hath bleſſed thee in all the 
works of thy hand. Deut. 2. 7. 


We thank God for all gifts, from 2 us receivꝰ d 
from time to time. 
17 Ve are the children of the Lord your God. Deut. 
toc Ie. - 
Our diaręſ Father thew now n Chrift i 15 
our Brother-heart. 


18 The Lord is a God of knowledge. 1 Sam. 2. 3. 
No Arop of tears can be jo Jmall—but He doth lay 
it up. 


19 I will be ſanQified : in them that come "ey me. 
Lev. 10. 3. 


O gird us with thy ſtatutes, 
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20 Come in, thou bleſſed of the Lord. Gen. 24. 31. 


Ie, in my heart, a place, (thou now haſt made 
it faithful) Fair-One, to thee afſignd. 


21 I have left me ſeven thouſand in Iſrael, all the 

knees which have not bowed unto Baal. 1 Kings 
19. 18. 

Who hade not any mark receiv'd, . what each 


got from th Lord indeed, ==when he him ſingly 
took afide, | 


22 Aſk thy Father, and he will ſhew thee, thy elders, 


and they will tell thee. Deut. 32. 7. 
That God his folk ſtill defends, —thro mercy which 
ne er ends. 
Week IX. 2 S. in Lent. 


23 Now the Lord my God hath given me reſt on 
every ſide. 1 Kings 5. 4. 


Lord, alſo help us—to uſe church. liberty —to goed 


purpoſes 
24 Be not negligent, for the Lord hath choſen you 


to ſtand before him, and that! you ſhould minifter 
unto him. 2 Chron. 29. 11. 


Lowe, as lowe-fick hearts do feel ;—ſerve, as were 
you braſs and ſteel, * 


25 What God is there in heaven or in earth, that 


can do according to thy works, and * according to 


thy might? Deut. 3. 24. 
Yet tb eternal Good ne er is fl 4 h glorious, — a, 
auhen in his blood. 


26 The Lord ſhall judge the ends of the earth, and 


he ſhall give ſtrength unto his king, and exalt the 
horn of his anointed, 1 Sam. 2. 10. 


As long as Jeſus Lord remains, —each Day new 
riſing glories gains, 


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27 Teach thy ſons, and thy ſons ſons, (Deut. 4. 9) 
That fo fimple ftory—of our God's dying ſleep. 
28 Twill not rule over you, neither ſhall my ſon rule 
over you; the Lord ſhall rale over you. Judg. 8. 23. 


Our beloved Saviour; us bound /0 choſe by 
bleod—hitherto and ever. 


MARCH. 


I HO art that God, and thy words bes true, 
2 Sam. 7, 28. 


My all things ! more than world ind fey, —my F riend, 
faithful eternaily,— my Bridegroom white and 
FRI. ib” 

Week X. 3 S. in Lent. 

The children of Iſrael ſhall pitch their tents, 
every man by his own camp, and every man by his 
own ſtandard. Num. 1. 52. 

And all the claſſes have grace. s treaſure,—each in 


its meaſure. 
Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord, 
Gen. 6. 8. 
This his people” s whole ſtrength is,—and my days 
awork too is this, —only on grace-ground to ſtand. 
4 Sing unto Him, ſing pſalms unto him, talk you 
of all his wondrous works. 1 Chron. 16. g. 
O did each pulſe His dying beat,—and each breath 
ing his ranſom ſaweet. 
There is no reſtraint to the Lord, to ſave by many 
or by few. 1 Sam. 14. 6. 
Tho” thy crofs-church is but feeble, —ſmall, defactive, 
deſpicable, —YVet ſhe's Thine, whoſe grace is able, 
and that is enough for heir. 


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6. 17. 


lying, — be Thomas's lot enjoying. 


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Upon Thy heart O preſs — 1 on thy 1 4 2 


Now, our God, we thank thee, and praiſe thy | 


olorious name. 1 Chron. 29. 13. 
Singing, as if Thee ave ſaw, Are and Hallelujah. 


8 Behold, here am I, let him do to me as ſeemeth 
| "I unto him. 2 Sam. 15.26. 


Here fland 1 bluſhing finner.— wite guilty gl 4 


Thee: But, O my health's eginner ,—let thy 


grace ſhine on me. 


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Week XI. 48. in 1 | 


Who is there among you of his people? the Lord 
his- God be with him. 2 Chron. 36. 23. 


Let thy folk enperience, whom the city iro the 


ranſem'd poor-ones—hath within her here. 


10 He will keep the feet of his ſaints. 1 Sam. 2. 9. 
Steady ſteps this cauſes, — and ſtraight-forward paces. 


* He is the Lord our God, his judgments are in 


oy the earth. 1 Chron. 16. 14. 
Wiſe is thy Prince's ſceptre,—let him do and command. 

12 The Lord did not ſet his love upon you, nor chooſe 
you, becauſe ye were more in number than any 


people; for ye were the feweſt of all people; but 
| becauſe he loved you. Deut. 7. 7, 8. 


What beauty couldſi Thou fee in us? 
13 David behaved himſelf wiſely in all his ways, and 
the Lord was with him. 1 Sam. 18. 114. 
| The eye not 10 turn from the wounds light—of all the 
wiſe maxims the Jum is and ſubſtance. 


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March, 


14 They ſhall rehearſe the righteouſneſſes of the Lord, 
even the righteouſneſſes of his villages in Iſrael, 
Judg. 5. 11. 


T he which He purchas'd 1 bi fo fore and 
Sitter aeath., 


15 Every one according to his bleſſing, he bleſſed 
them. Gen. 49. 28. 


O think too, partic larly—0n poor me. 


e XII. 5 S. in Lent. 


16 Abraham ſtood yet before the Lord. Gen. 18. 22. 
To hear, what that great Lord and God—10 let hin 
hear was pleaſed. 

15 When they heard that the Lord had viſited the 
children of Iſrael, and that he had looked upon their 
affliction, then they bowed their heads and worſhip- 
ped. Exod, 4. 31. 

And what ſhall we ſay to our gracious Lord? 


13 God is with thee in all that thou doſt. Gen. 
"oy FL. - Wo 


Be ye till His ſinners, th' event's unerring,—that in 
the Lamb ye will fruit be bearing 1. * gi ves 


pod v. 
19 Put off thy ſhoes from off thy feet, for the place 
whereon thou ſtandeſt is holy ground. Exod. 3. 5. 
God is truly preſent, —let our hearts adore bim, — and 
ewith rewrence come before him. 
20 TI am Jofeph your brother. Gen. 45. 4. 
He is it certainly. 
21 Do as occaſion ſhall ſerve thee, for God is with, 
thee. 1 Sam. 10. 7. 


With Him, and in his name, wwe will-—perform foms 
deeds at leaft. 


B 22 Bleſſed 


March. : 5 
22 Bleſſed ſhalt thou be when hoe comeſt in, and 


blefled ſhalt thou be when thou cath out. Deut. 
oY Oy Ni. 


Let he ea From thy au cov Tu ev ry 
. Baur gr over. | blo: 
— © Week XIII. Pals,” 
23 Know this Rn: and conſider it in . thine heart, 
that the Lord he is God in, heaven above and upon 
| the earth beneath; there none CP . Pea 4 5. 
And that this God on croſi ab 


24 The Spirit of the Lord ſpake by me, ae his word 
was in my tongue: the God of Iſrael faid, the rock 
of Iſracl ſpake unto me, he that ruleth over men, 
jaſt, ruling i in the fear of God. 2 Sam. 23. 2, 3. 

What is he to thee P my true Spouſe is he,my /ole 


care and ſmart, my les Jo - and n my life 
and my heart. . 


25 (Annunc. of M.) Thou in thy mercy haſt led forth 
the people which thou baſt redeemed, thou haſt 
guided them in thy ſtrength unto thy holy habitation, 
% Exod. 15. 13. 


My foul doth n the Lord, and my mer bath | 


rejoiced in God my Saviour. 


26 Neither with you only do I make this covenant 
and this oath, but with him that ſtandeth here with us 
this day before the Lord our God, and alſo with him 
that is not here with us this day. Deut. 29. 14, 15. 

O tis deep on us impreſs'd,—our love's covenant jo 
beauteous. 


"27, (Maundy-Thurſday.) Thy right hand, O Lord, 
iz become glorious in power. Exod. 15. 6. 
0 wonder, far exceeding all human pow'r and 
fenſe bead n' Sovertign was ſeen bleeding. — to 

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1 | (Good Friday.) Abraham roſe | up wich in he 


morning, and went unto: the ae of wich God 
bad told him. Gen. 22. 3. 


To Thee each minute pleaſaut. and oleh to run at thy 
e es Geck. 


2» {Great gabb.) Let us ariſe and go up to Bethel, 
and I will make there an altar unto God, who 


anſwered me in the day of my diftreſs. Gen. 35.3. 
I xvith Mary go my way, at "thy gravy te glut n- 


"JE" with ewveeping. 
Week XIV. Eaſter. 


20 I will yet he more vile than thus, and will be baſe 


in mine own ſight. 2 Sam. 6. 22. 


Aud my heart ſhall Jo t' awards Thee be burnin — 
was Mary's, while ſhe 0er-—;hy dear amb ne 
{ears did pours. 


31 They havewholly followed the Lords — . 32. 12. 


His dear hands, aubich thro' pierced vers, ine * 


poor weakly child do bear :—along with me, the 
way J go,—from ſlep to lep, his feet go too. 


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the Lord, the everlaſting God. Gen. 21. 33. 


Blas, © Lord, each land and place, —avhere abe 


ha ve our dxuelling,—and continue with thy Erace— 
n {here der us ſmiling. 


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April. | 264 24 
2 To obey is better than ſrerifice. 1 Sam. 15. 2 
Si ve, that we obedient be, - us thy holy la, 
Now it is in mine heart, to make a covenant with 
” the Lord. 2 Chron. 29. 10. $ 
To Him I wholly give miſelf this day anew, I 


4 The barrel of meal waſted not, neither did the 


cruſe of oil fail, n to the word of the Lord. 
1 Kings 17. 16. 


He'll ſaſtain our feeble nature. | 
'Thine are we, David, and on thy bee, thou * 


5 
| 5 1 Chron. 12, 18. 


W: favear to T hee that heartineſi.— that's | fal 9 bled. 
relations. 


Week XV. Quaſimodog. 


6 I will play before the Lord, which choſe me. 


2 Sam. 6. 21. 
A poor maſs of bloed,—a being quite bare both 7 


honour aud good. 


7 Come near to me. And they came near. Gen, 


45 . 
Into Thy fide my hand I'm Ry cry out : My 
Lord and my God! 


8 Youreyes have ſeen all the oreat acts of the Lord, 
which he did. Deut. 11. 7. 
Wonders 'without tale or end, — grace all bounds ſur- 
paſſing. 
9 He raiſeth up the poor out of the duſt, and lifteth 


up the beggar from the danghill, to ſet them among 
Princes. 1 Sam. 2. 8. 


Come hare, all ye ney — His hands commend ye. 
10 Tho 


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10 The people rejoiced for that they offered willingly, 
becauſe with a perfect heart they offered e O 
| the Lord. 1 Chron. 29. 9. 


As Far as they are able,—/tall foul ee 


devote their ſervice to Thy name. 


11 Take this child away and nurſe it for m me, and! 


S7 ating. wages. Exod. 2. 96. 


M hat go one can, one dots it glad 1 — "tis b His 
friendly look ver-paid. | 


12 Do all that is in thine heart, turn thee, behold 
» 1 am with thee according to thy heart. 1 Sam. 25 7* 
Me give tach other ih hand thereon.” ? 


Week XVI. 2 8. aft. Eaſter. | 
13 The Lord faid : J have pardoned. Num. 14. 20. 
When I that word lad ging ey heart ſoon clearne/# 
gained. 
14 J was with thee whitherſoever oy wenteſt,” 
2 Sam. 7. 9. 
O with thy grace, continae——nuith 1, Lord Fe PY 
Chri/t , f: - 
15 EF will publiſh the name of the Lord; aſcribe yer 
greatneſs unto our God. Deut. 32. 3. 
Give thanks awvith all your poabers, ye Se 
the avound;-blood——begin and end your hours,. 
give thanks to him your God, 


16 Have not I commanded thee ? be ſtrong and of a 
good courage, be not afraid, neither be thou dif- 
mayed. Joſh. 1. 9. 

Thy bl:od, thy precious blood diwine, —on N 1 
now doe, leaned,—by that be heart, and limb, 
and mind—-flill evermors ſuſtained. 


17 The more they afflicted the people, the more hey 
eee and grew. Exod. 1. 12. 
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2 The Lord will rejoice over Gn as he 27 

over thy fathers. Deut. 30. 9. _ 
Tea, thou Lamb of Ged } 55 ee aver 11. DEA d 

19 All his ſaints are in thy hand. Deut. 33. 3. 


The F ather grants them 4 e. goodg-—the Son 
doth wwaſh them with his blood —the, Holy Ghef 
© Them up doth train. Mea A 


| Week XVII, ; 38. alive A k 
20 Tam the Lord your God, which bronght you forth 


out of the land of Egypt, that ye ſhould not be their | 


| bord-men, and! Ridin broken the bonds of your yoke, 
and made you go upright. Lev. 26. 13. 


Thou haft the church once brought into exiſtence, 
| thro thy great love and wonder-avorking g om’. 
21 When Sampſon had Wen his ſpirit came again, 
and he revived. Judg. 15. 19. 
Thy blood we now drink, — foor and thirſty fouls, 
22 God hath cauſed me to be fruitful i in the land of 
my affliction. Gen. 41. 52. 
Both near at hand, and far 775 abe di dw 
His rich bleſſing ſpreads itjelf all over. : 
23 With thee will 1 eſtabliſh my covenant. Gen. 
6. 18. 


Saviour incomparable us all but late a freble—and 
Sinful folk thou'ſt kno Het n0W "ORE; our 
. abiding. 


24 Thou ſhalt conſider in thins heart, that as a man 
chaſteneth his ſon, ſo the Lord thy God chaſteneth 
thee. Deut. . 


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25 The bleſſings o of thy father 3 ad 1 above 


the bleflings of my progenitors. Gen. 4 49. 26. | 
1 thee, O Feſt my mater, projje—for” my «ll noa 
An new teſament du IF. 
13 The Lord hath begun Deut. 3. SS io make you 
=hjs people. 1 Sam. 12. 22. 
O came, and feed thy prople, . 


Week XVII. 4 8. aft. Eaſler. NS 


27 The Lord thy God turned the curſe into a a ble ing 
unto thee, becauſe the Lord thy & God. led thee. 
Deut 23. 5. 
And who aua by a No at malice aiming,—is "Rees 
inflead to Jpeak a rev'rent Amen. 


23 I will appoint a place for my people, 1200 will 
plant them, that they may dwell in a place of their 
own, neither ſhall the children of wickedneſs afflict 
them any more as beſore-time. 2 Sam. 7. 10. 


Chri/l's happy flock fwveet raff enjoy, —fvill on their 


Friend bey lean i in peace, 


29 | Joſeph is a fruitful bough by a well. Gen. 49. 22. 
The will of th bleeding wounds, 


30 Now let the power of my Lord be great, SANE. 


ing as thou haſt ſpoken. Num. 14. 17. 
That thy joy and comfort abe may wholly be. 


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NE found was heard in praiſing and thanking 
05 tue Lord. 2 Chron. 5. 13. 


Many a tune mo/} Javeet,—and i in concert meet. 


2 The children of Iſtael went out with an high band. 
Exod. 14. 8. 

Let us now io Him * Halllujab, e erg 
aue redeem d. 

3 When all the people ſaw the glory of the Lord, 
they ſhouted, and fell on their faces. Lev. 9. 23, 24. 

Were I allow'd for moments=ev'n glory's blazeto- 
 Spy,—to th? beauty of his torments——1 4 Joon turn 
back my eye. 

Week XIX. Boge 
4 God be gracious unto thee! Gen. 43. 29. 

So thou goef? on in melizdneſs.—b cauſe He could lowe 
thee —thro) all days of thy dying ſpace ; — the laſt, 
avedding-day'll be 

5 All the people fell on their faces, and Cad The 
Lord, he is Cod; the Lord, he is God. 1 Kings 


18 39. 
Praiſe 10 thee our Gid—bi Sale by 1s finners 


redecm'd with thy G ud. | 
6 Iam the Lord, that healeth thee. Exod. 15. 26. 
M bo the fall's remaining ſear —outwardly let: fell 
appear, —but yet cleanjethihe main Wound, males 
it from the bottom Jound, 
| 7 He is the rock, his work is petſock Deut. 32. 


The flock, which on the ſmali ward Blood, —:f by 
that*s good the author. — from the! eginning ground- 
ed /icod,—her Guardian lets work further. 


8 Aicenfion= 


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$ ( Aſcenſion day) As his part is that goeth down to 
the battle, ſo ſhall his part be that tarrieth by the 
4 ſtuff. 1 Sam. 30. 24. 


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d, why is thy church bra a abit] ſuch 
flames inſpired, —as that which thou didſt uptranſs 


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4 become my ſalvation. Exod. 15. 2. Pa 
| On earth in th' congregation ;z—and after diſfſoluticns 15 
J E' live with Chriſt my Saviour. | 
. 10 A full reward be given thee of the Lord God of 
7 Iſrael, under whoſe wings thou art come to truſt, 

* Ruth 2. 12. | | 
Till at a happy hour 1 ſball—withia His a and 
breaſt grow pale. ws 
Week XX. S. aft. Aſcenſ. 

'T 17 The Lord ſpake unto Moſes face to face, as a: 
7 man ſpeaketh unto his friend. Exod. 33. 11. 

5 And alſo we do ſpend our lime —in hearty confidence 
bo with him. | | 5 
5 12 The Lord hath met with [called] us. Exod. 3. 18. 

| The flock out of all tongues and places. | 
rs 13 There ſhall not any man be able to ſtand before thee 

all the days of thy life. Joſh, 1. 5. 
6. Be Thou only gracious, —and tell us thou low'/? as. 
Bl 14 They are wholly given unto me from among the 
boy children of Iſrael, and I have taken them unto me. 

Numb. 8. 16. | 
_ Af times numberleſ5-—T thy fret embraced, —wept them 
427 wet and ftiſſel.—for electing grace, —ftill ] nought - 
oy thereby had wrought. 

15 Let thy Thummim and thy Urim be with thy ho- 

55 ly-one, Deut. 33. 8. 288 


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Wer. 
/ chef 10 light, bit what from Jeſus beams. 
76 Falke geo heed unto your ſouls, that ye lore the 
Lord your God. joſh. 23. II. 
"Fs e b-ſeech Thee, that grace give 4 —ibes wth all 
our total might=—=t2 embrace by day aud night. 


27 It is not a vain thing for you, becauſe it is your 
life, and through this thing ye ſhall prolong your 
days. Deut. 32. 47. 


Preſerve to ns, till our laft hour, — thy word and ſa- 
craments quite pure. 


Week XXI. Whitlunday 5 


— 


18 Keep this ſorever in . of the thougbts 


of the heart of thy people, and prepare their heart 
unte Thee. 1 Chron. 29. 18. 
Me will now in doctrine and in avaiking,—give ours 


, Jalver, not one exception making, into 1% [Joly Spi- 
= vil bans,—by duhom we are led and train d. 


2 I have heard thy prayer, | have ſen thy tears. 
2 Kings 20. 5. 


My heart bliewes, and comes in brightne/s.. 


20 The Lord thy God will love thee, aud bleſs ches 


and multiply hes Deut. 7. 12, 13- 
That thou all thy tba whos into Hum. 


They that ſtumbled, are girt wich ſtrength. 
1 Sam. 2. 4. 
Since there's unexprefſed—powr. in, 87 ye 


22 Remember thy ſervants. Exod. 32. 13 
II ho are beſprindled auith thy Blood. 


23 He will do thee good, and multiply. thee avove 


thy fathers. Deut. 30. 5+ 
Elford prople—daily nung us CMC iu. 


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24 What wouldeſt thou? She anſwered: Give mea 
3 = bleſſing. Joſh.' 15. 18, 19. 


\ Onan me, O my Preſer ver, y Shepherd, take in me. 8 2 


42 1 "Week XXII. Trinity-S. 
5 8 Wbat! is 8 name, pat we may do-thee honour ? 
1 e e n 54 <in 
; „ Church, keep e aloe the One and Three, — auh 
8 : now unto thee—a Halber, and Mother, aud Bride- 
5 groom will be. 
26 God meant it unto good, to bring to oat as it is 
— day, to fave much people alive, Gen. 50. 20. 
ba Te thonghts g of peace, ader'd be ye ! 
t 27 Let the ſea roar, and the fulneſs thereof ; let the 
fields rejoice and all that is therein; then ſhall the 
* trees of the wood ſing out at the preſence of the Lord. 
* 1 Chron. 16. 32, 33. 
What waice has, —join in praiſe,—that Jebe vab be 
SY. rale. | 


28 I will ling unto the Lord, for he. hach done a glo- 
rious deed, Exod. 15. J. 


Here aud above owe voice doth 2 * and 
hee night : : we are aton'd. 
29 Shew me thy glory. Exod. 33. 18. 
| | Bleeding Face jo fi. iendly, — Hine unto the Mid 
th. moſt clearly and moſt kindly. 


30 I believed not, until [ came, and mine eyes had 
ſeen it; and behold the half was not told me. 
1 Kings 10. 7. 
| Fier no words can it d lay . ad 1 fe, Hal- 
| leluj ab. 
z1 Among the ſons of my father He liked. me. 
1 Chron, 28. 4. | 
What | | Nought's in ne, 1m poor all over, © 


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FI Re Week XXII. 1 8. aft. Tun. 
1 HE eyes of all Iſrael are upon thee. 1 Kings 
N 20, 

The . of our Ed fore our eyes continue, 


befallen us? Judg. 6. 13. 
It was Lamb's faithfulue/i—altbo'. it did dire... 


1 nigh unto them, as the Lord our God is in all things 
| that we call upon him for? Deut. 4. 7. 


Cd's honzur, — His blocd hath made you fo. 
Ve {hall be unto me a kingdom of poi, and an 
holy nation. Exod. 19. 6, 


Sure, the congregation i.— His own 3 
was taken up, they journeyed. Num. g. 21. 
pany. 


ful, and multiply you, and eſtabliſh my covenant 
with you. Lev. 26. g. : 
But Oh ! our face turns red with thought ,—our God 
abe Te not thankd as aue ought 


When we cried unto the Lord God of our fathers, 


the Lord heard our voice, and looked on our afflic- 
tion, and our labour and our oppreſſion. Deut. 26. 7. 


He in trials hard and ſore—wwhich have pres d us 


= leſs or more — did, as none elſe our part always 
4 take, 


Week 


2 If the Lord be with us, why then is all this | 


What nation is there ſo great, who hath God fo 


Te're elſe a prople mean and Joa, E, now 7. are 


Whether it was by day or by night that the cloud 


O ſtep for ſtep let our foul bear—thy dear ſoul com- 


6 I will have reſpect unte you, and make you froit- 


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8 Behold now I have taken upon me to ſpeak 
unto the Lord, which am but duſt and aſhes, 
. 18. 27. 

88 O Maher of my foul, ny ev'ry Zaire: 7 . 

thou who mak'ſt my teari—of 'faveet and joyful . 

{ts ; nature, 


' g Eljah went in the. firength of that meat forty 
days and forty nights, unto Horeb the mount of 
„ . God. 1 Kings 19. 8 
ſo Thy martyr' d 2 me nouriſh ſtill, lt 7 7 te . 
g5 5 ; firengthleſs quickl 8 | 
| to Thou ſhalt worſhip before the Lord thy God, 
we -. and thou ſhalt rejoice in every good thing which 


the Lord thy God hath given unto thee and unts 
an thine houſe. Deut. 26. 10, 11. | 


Mere glad of all the favours, — and grace's rivers. 
11 The men of Judah clave unto. their king. 2 Same 
ud 20. 2. - 
| To no other I give hope. 


12 The Lord thy-God will make thee les in 
every work of thine hand. Deut. 30. 9. 


100 ' Then uo good wiſh does ine flectual die. —and fruit- 
; ful is our work eternally. 

a 13 Beware that thou forget not the Lord thy God, 

left when thou haſt eaten and art full, and haſt 
built goodly houſes and dwelt therein, then thine 
heart be lifted up. Deut. 8. 11, 12, 14. 


7. From this ill, prays our choir flill, —preſerve 1, 
| O atar Lord and Gad. | 


2s 14 As captain of th: hoſt of the Lord am I now. 
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Moelcome among thy choſhs fhock, —tind that with | 


thouſand wiſhes. 


Waeel XXV. 3 8. aft, Trin. 


15 He is my God, and I will praiſe him; my fa- 


ther's God, aud I will exalt him. Exod. 15. 2 * 


While fiands the tent as "tis,—fe ffs crofe braiſed i 156. 


16 Thy ſoul ſhall be bound in the bundle of life, 


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| Shelter my /oul moſt graciouſly=- within thy open fide. 


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13 One ſees no trouble in Jacob, and no toil in 
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19 A God of truth, and without Ab Juſt and 


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We Jay Amen. 


20 With thy bleſſing wide houſe of thy ſervant he 


bleſſed for ever. 2 Sam. 7. 29. 
For all the world over, —noug ht can l eſe rs better, 


21 The God of my father was mine help and deli- 


==yered me. (Exod. 2. 22.) Exod. 18. 4. 


- And thro his body cid of blame, —ſo as from 


Mary's æuomb it came, and thro" the holy blood 
De ſbed, — be help'd us out of all our need. 


Week XXVI. 4 8. aft. Trin. 


22 The gocd-will of Him that dwelt in the buſh, 


come upon the head of him that was pages 
from (or among) his brethren. - Deut. 33. 16. 


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ba — ure i1,—dwell all our beloved. 


24. (St. John B.) Know ye this day, what your , chjl- 


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dren have not known nor ſeen, the chaſtiſement of 
the Lord. Deut. 11. 2. 3 
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. a bell, and ev'n the Smart=is wholeſome, good, 
| and greatly bleft. | | p 
42 2c There failed not ought of any good thing which 
rd the Lord had ſpoken unto the hook of 10; al 
a came to paſs. Joſh. 21, 45. 
in His kind acts do quite abe De tor aud. 
| nor end indeed. # 
' * 26 In every work that he began in the: ſervice of 
. the houſe of God, he did it with all his heart, aud 
nd proſpered. 2 Chron. 31. 21. Tz 
Thou faithful child, thouirt happy. 
| 379 Let no man's heart fail. 1 Sam. 17. 32% 
l In your poſe and. e Hach courage 
8 
wh 28 Shall I hide from Abraham that thing which 1 
pig do? Gen. 18. 17. 
3 Jeſus lo vet, as one on 1 docs lows ,avhen * 
3 as friend wall to ſome one pros. 
Week XXVII. 5, S. aft. Trin. 
| Be Only be thou ſtrong and very couragious. Joſh- 
uſh,. 1. 7. | 
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JULY. 


: . "HY old age be like thy youth. Deut. 


3325. 
Oi feand i in fluſh and ſoul. 


(Viſit. of M.) To-day the Lord hath wrought 
7 1 in Iſrael. 1 Sam. 11. 13. 


He fu Nr d a poor e Bar. —bumanity to bim 
17 impar . 
He held his peace, to wit whether the Lord had 
inns his journey proſperous, or not, Gen. 24. 21. 
Ibo till the Saviour uvotketh Rays, will bave 
Succeſs 10 ſpeak of. 


Let my life {foul] be much ſet by in the eyes of 
the Lord, Pr let him deliver me out of all tribu- 
Jation. 1 Sam. 26. 24. 


O thou Lamb of God, which 1a het away the fu 
of the world, own me ! 


any Bleſſed be the Lord, who knoweth how. to deli- 
ver his people, Exod. 18. 10, 11. 
But one thing hath brought us tbro, Lamb, hy 
Leing. ſlaughter'd fo. 
Week XXV III. 6 8. aft. Trin. 


6 Bleſſed be the Lord God of Iirael ſor ever and 
ever: and let all the people ſay Amen, and praiſe 

. the Lord. 1 Chron, Wy. 36. 0 
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7 e Lord ha gives me m pitition, which 1 
* aſced of him. 1 Sam. 1. 27. & a 7 Jad 
> M hole hours could /o endly,-—on at Nag fe 2 
1 me laying, —tears of thanks repaying. © 
8 Tt may be that the Lord will look on my | afiftion 
2 var. 10.12. 5 
For he is of friends hs 068 faithful and , 


9 Tbe Lord took of the ſpirit that was upon Moſes, 
and gave it unto the ſeventy elders. Num. 11. 25. 
The Spirit of ihe Lord's on me, —iny Hwy J con- 

at Vi ta thee. 


10 God. ſaw every thing that he had 701 and "M 
hold it was very good. Gen 1. 31. ; 


4 Oz fin's ſcore now a tender ar to death 
could wweeh + —faith on the Lamb and os his 
/h nart—dath joth this trouble deep. 


11 Tam the Lord your God, which ſeparated you 
of from other people. Lev. 20. 24 
4 folk wherein its Maker lian which has. 


25 coſt him ſmart and toil. 
2 12 I have been a firanger in a ſtrange land. Exod. | 
2. 22. x -»# io % 
i. | Where then is our abode : — earths remote Bor- = 
| der — ue go, where-&er he order bur reſt lb 
hy hp had s fide, our God. 
| Week XXIX. 7 S. aft. Tria. 
13 The Lord was N unto them, and had com- 
nd paſſion on them, and had reſy-& unto them becauſe” 
aiſe of his covenant with Abraham, Haac and Jacob, and 


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Idle: 
would not deſtroy nem, neither caſt he them from 
His preſence as yet. 2 Kings 13. 23. 

What need of us had th hightft Good, that ae 
= Jakes 25 he Gould ? EE FF 

14 Ifracl ſhall dwell in ſafety alone. Deat. 33. 28. 

How amiable—-His habitations ars ! 

15 He ſeeth not as man ſeeth; for man looketh on 

the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on 
the heart. 1 Sam. 16. 7, 

Ar eve are, ſo take us, —avith our worſt and beſt. 

16 I will try them for thee, and it ſhall be, 
that of whom I ſay unto thee, this ſhall go with 
thee, the ſame ſhall go with thee ; and of whom- 
ſoever I ſay unto thee, this ſhall not go with thee, 
the ſame ſhall not go. Judg. 7. 4. 

Counſel us, deareft Jeſus, =» according to thy heart. 

17 Jacob went on his way, and the angels of God 

met him. Gen. 32. 1. 

The Friend himfelf will meet us. 

18 When they were but few, and ſtrangers, and 
when they went from nation to nation and from 
one kingdom to another people, he ſuffered no man 
'to do them wrong. 1 Chron. 16. 19—21. 

Eu as by faithful mother: —en earth the children 
feeble—are kept wwith care and trouble, 

29 All the children of Iſrael had light in their dwel- 

lings. Exod. 10. 23. 

Unto my heart a ruby Hines, —wheſe name is Jeſas 
Chriſ?. 
Week XXX. 8 S. aft. Trin. 


20 David recovered all. 1 Sam. 30. 19. 


We are now deliver” d—out of all dangers es? — 
thro Chrift our Lord and . d for 


ver More. 


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Becauſe the Lord loved ty fathers; therefore he 
ache their ſeed after them, and brought thee out 


in his ſight. Deut. 4. 35. N 
So that one i laue, n be 
thauling. i alt! P Jogi 4. 


22 Gvd brbig eh wo Hodld bet apatift'thd Lord, 


and turn this day from deere __ _ POWs 
22, 29. *. 
Here haſt thou have poi Bg ER TV ew till 
the end—thy poor bat faithful fouls auill by. 
23 The Spirit of the Lord came upon David from 
that dhy forward. 1 Sam. 16. 13. 
Upon the cburches—the evitne/5-ſpirit flays,—thene 
fflence tenches,—and to ſpeak, weep and praiſe. 
24 The kings came and fought ; they took no gain. 
Judg. 5. 19. 
His people he in peace deth — ſbuts mean- 
while their ſenſes up. 
25 Who then is willing to cab his ſervice this 
day unto the Lord? 1 Chron. 29. 5. 
We owe lo him both life and body. | 
26 As truly as I live, all the earth ſhall be filled with 
the glory of the Lord. Num. 14. 21. 
His holy blood-baptiſm ſpread its firs all over God's 


earth, 


Week XXXI. 9. aft. Trin. 


27 Behold, thou haſt been careful for us with all this 
care; what is to be done for Thee? 2 Kings 4. 13. 


No human heart can make thy love's compaſſion—re- 
taliation. 


28 The beloved of the Lord ſhall dwell in ſafety by 


him, and the Lord ſhall cover him all the day long. 
nk 3 . 5 


July. 

And till once 4p Masche fend —is at God's feet 
Hing. —refts, in th Holy Spirit Sereen d,— the 
church from his trying. 

Let them that love the Lord, be as the ſun when 

"2 goeth forth in his might. Judg. 5. 31. 

The rays they are emilling —of/ the ſun's element— 
are but a repercuſſion. 

30 There ſhall not an hoof be left behind. Exod. 
Io. 26, 

O let there not one among us be, profpers nof 
for thee. 

31 The Lord ſhall open unto thee his ew treaſure. 
Deut. 28. 12. 

My higheſt treaſure, O Lord Chrift, is that which 

keeneft torture preſs'd—from the wounds f thy 
Jody. 


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* 24. 23. | 
He's indeed with us content,—wwith fuch a poor 
lily. 


that is in the heaven and in the earth, is thine, 
1 Chron.” 29. 11. 
Firſt created, then redeem'd. 

9 I; 2 5 Week XXXII. 108. aft. Trin. 
. UP Why have I found prace in thine eyes, that thou 
FP » ſhouldeft take knowledge of me, ſeeing I am a 
q + YorlkMhurg,an er? Ruth 2. 16... - 
= oC If thou had/l not ſought me, and follow'd cer —1 
4 no er had looſbd for thee, had ſought ther nemcr. 

4 Thou 


8 HE Lord thy God accept thee. 2 Sam. 


2 Tine 1s the oreatneſs, and the power, and the 
glory, and the victory, and the majeſty ; for all 


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4 Thou Lord God, knowell * ſervant. 2 Sam- 


7. 20. 
Thou know/ft, Pm cleaving a1 lar and 2 
to thee my Lift. 
3 thy praiſe, and he is thy God, Deut, 
IO. 21. 
We glery in vothing but in the wounds bloody, 
6 The Lord thy God hath been with thee, thou 
haſt lacked nothing. Deut. 2. 7. 


We likewiſe our dear Lord imploreg——that he _ 
henceforth grant us more, 


7 The Lord lift up his countenance upon thee, 


and give thee peace. Num. 6. 26. 


And change the whole perplexity —inio divineſt — 
rhejy. 
$ Who am I, O Lord God? and what is my houſe, 
that thou haſt brought me hitherto ? 2 Sam. 7. 18. 


i myſelf melt 100,—Lamb, for hope and gladneſi— 
er my lot fo faveet,—and that I thy futare— 
love's look once ſhall meet. 


| 9 The battle is the Lord's. 1 Sam. 17. 47. 


And we firmly are Prrfuaded;—he is winner, ta- 
dear heart, 


Week XXXIII. 11 S. aft. Trin. 


10 We know not what to do, but our eyes are upon 
Thee. 2 Chron. 20. 12. 


To thee commending all our matters. 


11 We are ſtrangers before thee and ſojourners, as 
were all our fathers. 1 Chron. 29. 15. 


Preſerve this to us as onr proper bling. 
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13 Whither thou poeſt, I will go, and where thou 
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ple, and thy God my God. Where thou dieſt, 

will 1 die, and 28 will I be buried. Ruth 
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14 They went unto their tents, joyful and glad of 


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15 The Lord your God hath multiplied you. Deut. 
i 1. 10. 


16 Remember the days of old, conſider the years of 
many generations. Deut. 32. 7. 


T hou-martyrs baun feed. 
Week XXXIV. 12 8. aft. Trin. 


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The dove came in, and lo, in her mouth was an 


olive-leaf plucked off, Gen. 8. 11. 
A: evangeliſts of good times, 
38 Strong is thy dwelling- -place, and thou putteſt 
thy neſt in a rock. Num. 24. 21. 


Thy five diar wounds torn wide for me,—my rock” 


bile and my refuge be, 4 Give 


Our folds and our ſpeep- cotes grow for us too narrow. 


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20 The Lord your Gad, de is God i in heir above, 


ans | in the earth beneath. Joſh. 2. 11. 
Amen ! let triumphant and militant fing. 
God bleſſed them. Gen. 1. 28. 


Pour out all the favour, anhieb in thy loving 
and kind heart in our behal If is moving. 


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22 I dwell among mine own people. 2 Kings 4.13. 
Hi congregation remains my pleaſure, 


23 ls the Lord's hand waxed ſhort? Num. 11. 23. 
| He knows a thouſand methods, —to help out of difreſe. 


Week XXXV. 13 8. aft. Trin. 


24 Joſeph made haſte, for his bowels did] Fern upon 
his brethren. Gen. 43. 30. 


And the brothers, —aybo're his 4 lie at 
his feet adoring, —tears of joy are freely pouring, 


25 Thou ſheweſt mercy unto the thouſandth gene- 
ration. Exod. 34. 7. 


God's grace alone that faſb ion hats, that it "bids 
eternal with his dear congregation. 


26 From tbat time the Lord bleſſed the houſe, and 
the bleſſing of the Lord was upon all in the houſe 
and in the field. Gen. 39. 5. 


He heep us in his gr ace —ininterruptedly, ard b/c/s 
ewhaic'er he has, —in whate'er pace it be. 
27 have poured out my foul before the Lord. 
I Sam. 1. 15. 
He fills our cenſers ever—with incenſe for our 1 r. 


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28 Sojourn in this land, and I will be with thee, 
and will bleſs thee. Gen. 26. 3. 
N 1 the wohole avorld traverſe,—tbou only 1 11 
|. thy converſi and nearneſi be my comfort fill. 
Sing unto the Lord all the earth, ſhew forth, from 
weſt to day his ſalvation, 1 Chron, 16. 23. 
The Lord hath done great things for us,—bowy can 
ewe but break forth in gladnejs ? 
zo The children are my ſervants, whom I brought 
out. Lev. 25. 55. | 
Reward of thy death*s agony. 
Week XXXVI. 14S. aft. Trin. 
The land had reſt from war. Joſh. 14. 1 5. 


Ref, O Spirit of the churches iin bridegroom this 
- ſhine did purchaſe. 


SEPTEMBER. 


1 f O U haſt opened the ear of thy ſervant. 
Therefore bath thy ſervant found his heart. 
2 Sam. 7. 27. 
The heart his ſofteſt tone wort miſs. 
2 Love the Lord thy God, and obey his voice, and 
cleave unto him, for he is thy life. Deut. 30. 20. 
Peepie after thy heart to be were fighing,-comfr- 
Fm all thy bitter ſmart and dying. 

O Lord God of Iſrael, which dwelleſt between 
the cherubims, thou art the God, even thou alone, 
of all the kingdoms of the earth, thou haſt made 
heaven and earth. 2 Kings 19. 15. 

Thou'lt now dawell in our poor cottage. 


Defile not the land which ye ſhall ann, where- 
in I dwell, Num. 35. 34. 


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And ev'n in range lend fojonrner,—let not one to 
thy diiſbonour, but unto thy glory be. 


Ye have not left your brethren theſe many days 
_ unto this day, but have kept the charge of the com- 
mandment of the Lord your God. Joſh. 22. 3. 
Come, brethren and fiſters, let's join hands in 
lowe,—tn all places faithful to Feſus to prove. 


5 There came a ſtill ſmall voice; and it was ſos 
when Eljah heard it, that he wrapped his face in 
his mantle. 1 Kings 19. 12, 13. 


Thou heart to us ſo near 1—let our fouls feel thy pre- 


ſence by its ſabbatic air, 


Week XXXVII. 15 S. aft. Trin. 


The Lord hath kept me alive. Joſh, 14. 10. 


O / ever werdant unto Thie,—and daily fruitful 
our life be, 
8 The cloud of the Lord was upon the tabernacle 
by day, and the fire was on it by night, in the * 
of all the houſe of Iſrael. Exod. 40. 38. 


Move, Lamb, from before—our eyes at no hour. 


& Be ſtrong and of good courage, and do it. 
1 Chron. 28. 20. 


Who bade, aid therein, the Father, the &. on, and 


the Spirit divine. 


10 Thou knoweſt the thing that the Lord faid con- 
cerning me and thee. Joſh. 14. 6. 


Of faithfulneſs true, —and mercy, what proofs did 


his ſceptre us ſhew ! 


11 The man will not be in reſt, until he have finiſh- 
ed the thing this day. Ruth z. 18. 


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uy to his ſupplication, e Lord my God, to hear. 
ä unto the cry and to the prayer which thy ſer. 
vant Prayerh before thee thi day. 1 Kings 3. 28. 


In 2 thou mildly <wilt Oe it from me, —and 
lt not ſname TN 7 * 


13 Thou only knoweſt the hearts of all the — 

of men. 1 Kings 8. 39. 9D) 
Aud down with pity,<lookeſs on ev'ry one, © 
Week XXXVIII. 16 S. aft. Trin. 


* He kept his people as the apple of his eye. 
Deut. 32. 10. 


Early and late did noug bt at all- hut Sea His len- 
der mercies. | 


15 Let the heavens be glad, and let the earth rejoice, 
and let men ſay among the nations: The Lord 
reipneth. 1 Chron. 16. 31. 
Tho! the harps of God are as yet not ſounding, — 
out of th) body one, for joy abounding,—one's elf 
could fing. 


16 See 1 have accepted thee concerning this thing 
alſo. Gen. 19. 21. 
That the church's Prince ſupreme—is of thy rows 
the Elder, —will fo abaſe thee Jr Hoc k, 
that thou wilt fink for ſhame. ' | 


17 God remembered Noah. Gen. 8. 1. 
He ev'ry one docs fill retain,—as . in remem- 
brance. 


13 Ye are witneſſes againſt yourſelves, that ye have 
choſen you the Lord, to ſerve him. And they ſaid © 
we are witneſſes. Joſh. 24. 22. 

He hath defervd-us, us to him well give, Hr hath 
redeem'd us, Io him will we live. 


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19 Oh let not the Lord be angry, and I will ſpeak. 
Gen. 18. 30. 5 


1 cannot poſfibly leave off. 1922 
20 Lock down from thy holy habitation, bes! bea- 
ven, and bleſs thy peaple. Deut. 26. 1. 


In en thine tye upon ut looks, ſoon ao hott can 
nM ©: 


Week XXXIX. 17 8. aft Thin. 


The Lord ſeeth. Gen. 22. 14. 
Caft alſo a look at me. , 
38 I will be with thee. Exod, 3. 12. 


Is each. caſt, what is our paſe 2 i thro all ths 
. eworld is this, 


23 Moſes called every man, in whoſe heart the Lord 


had put wiſdom, even every one whoſe heart ſtirred 


wy yp, to come unto the work to do it Exod. 
36. 2. 


—_ auhate er occafims;——of bis lo congre« 
gations. 
34 When Moſes came down from mount Sinai, he 
wiſt not that the ſkin of his face ſhone, while he 
talked with him. Exod. 34. 29. 
O that out of our DL ſhone, — our Belo 4, the dying 


One. 


25 This book of the law ſhall not depart out of thy 
mouth, but thou ſhalt meditate therein day and 
yight; that thou mayeſt obſerve to do according to 
all that is written therein. Joſh. 1. 8, 


Unto my feet thy boly word, is a lamp bright ang 


burning. 
26 1 being in the way, the Lord led me, Gen · 
a a! 


D-2 | ths 


S e pt, 
His gracious bleſſing me alway;—from place te place 


attends. 


At the commandment of the Lord they reſted» 


ON at the commandment of the Lord wad Jour- 
* Num. g. 23. 


His Bloodchureh he duh Bleſs her Hill —in action 
and in reſ?, 


\3\ . 


28 Abraham roſe up e in e morning, and went 
unto the place of which God had told him. Gen. 
AJ. 3% 

To thee each minute pleaſant, and quick to run ar 
thy eye's beck. 

29 (St Michael. ) God will viſit you. Gen. zo. 25. 


The mahanaim till thifday—hawe errand to fulfil, 
and at God's order ready ſtand—to Ke God's 


people ſtill. 


Who. am I, and what 18 my people, that we 


5 ould be able to offer ſo willingly after this ſort? for 
all thin I come of 'Thee, and of thine own have we 
given ee. 1 Chron. 29. 14. 


*Tis but a gift thy bounty gavi,my body, foul, aud 
all I have. 


OCTOBER. 


| ES Ejoice, O ye His people. Deut. 32. 43. 


Whom He as beir.— inte his church recerves. 


2 Moreover concerning a flranger, that is not of 
thy people lirael, but cometh out of a far country 
for thy name's ſake; do thou according to all that 
the ſtranger calleth to thee for. 1 Kings 8. 41, 43. 


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7 Bou not mors 556 the oat inden gather'd 
In one place—didft die, than for God's chilgren 
 thar=wſpers'd on eartb's face f where, _ 


By the God of thy father thou art helped, and by 


the Almighty thou art bleſſed. Gen. 49. 25. 


af His throne adore him, — be to * faithful and 


„ 
. doctrine ſhall drop as the rain, my ſpeech 
* at iti as the dew, as the ſmall rain upon the 


tender herb, and as the ſhowers upon the aſs. 
Deut. 32. 2. 


Let our call pierce thro e heart and ear, — aud 


ab hen aue point to thee, do thou appear. 
Week XLI. 19 8. aft. Trin. 


Who is like unto thee, O Lord, amongſt the 
gods? who 1s like unto thee, glorious in holineſs, 
fearful in praiſes, doing wonders? Exod. 15. 11. 


And didit become a man like me, —and art /o mild 


and loving. 


6 Let me find favour in thy fight, my Lord, for 


that thou haſt comforted me, and for that thou haſt 


ſpoken friendly unto thine handmaid. Ruth 2. 13. 
Thou canſt hy a few looks Precitus ev n a million- 


feld refreſh us. 
The Lord ſhall command the bleſling upon thee» 
in all that thou ſetteſt thine hand unto. Deut. 28. 8. 
So 1 ſtretch forth my hand, and do that work awith - 
| pleaſure, —which in my call and MEA ſur e=—rr T] 
God for me ordain d. 
$ Them that honour me, [ will honour. 1 Sam. 
2. 30. 
This makes us chearful, that bis order d, — 4% duft- 
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fore thou ſhalt ſurely rejoice. Deut. 16. 15, 


7 2 gladly take, fince thou wilt give, 


10 The cry of the children of Iſrael] came up unto 


God. Exod. 2. 23. 
He can deliver—all xvho make him their Saviour. 
Ye have ſeen all that the Lord your God hath 
done. Joſh. 23. 3. 
*Tavill not do, avith words to fathom thither. 


Week XLII. 20 S. aft. Trin. 


12 Let there be light. Gen. 1. 3. 

He ſends too that hind of Jane DOE in the 

beart catches, 
13 Get thee up, wherefore lieſt thou upon thy face ? 
Joſh. 7. 10. 
Kiss me, when my heart's in ſorrow, 
14 What mean you by theſe ſtones? Joſh. 4. 6. 

Lite the /alt-pillar firon,—a laſting monument ;— 
as lamp that burns (ATE heart to thee ts 
lent, 

15 To, the people ſhall dwell alone. Num. 23. 9. 

Make us to Thee an incloſed garden. —aubieb zts 
Gard 'ner wiſts oft, 


16 What one nation in the earth is like thy peoples 
even like Iſrael, whom God went to redeem for a 
people to himſelf? 2 Sam. 7. 23. 

He into deaths jaws leaping,—procured our &f- 
cafing, 

17 If now I] have found grace in thy ſight, let my 
Lord, I pray thee, go among us. Exod. 34. 9. 

May Chri? our liader be and guide Vill on _ 
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path avith us abide, — the fiend's device from us 
| avert, and whatforer's againſt His heart. 
18 It is he that giveth thee power. Deut. 8. 18. 
His holy blood gives one——Goa"s freugth on uc- 
cafron, 76 | i Of 
Week XLIII. 21 S. aft. Trin. 
19 It may be that the Lord will work for [through] 
us. 1 Sam. 14. 6. 8 | 
Thy Spirit of gladue/s give us poab'r, —oncint us 


with thy bruiſcs. 


20 According to this time it ſhall be ſaid of Tacob 


and of Iſrael, what hath God wrought! Num. 
Je 23. 

At the vieau, —all our jenſes are aftoniſhd—and the 
thoughts melt down unfit d,—fer his wonders 
no end RnoWw, 5 | 

21 Ye ſhall not ſhout, nor make any noiſe with your 
voice, neither ſhall any word proceed out of your 
mouth, until the day I bid you ſhout, then ſhall ye 
ſhour. Joſh. 6. 10. 

T hy love will us be guiding, —our way providing, — 
and with its eyes deciding—things for the beſt, — 
when wwe io war proceeding—fhould bs, when 
reſt. | N 

22 J know, my Gods, that thou trieſt the heart, 
and halt pleafure in uprightneſs. 1 Chron, $9: 19 


A noble grace confeſt, —ſuch as at all times doth 
rejoice—the heart that's with it bleſt. 


23 Thou ſhalt love the Lord thy God with all thine 


heart, and with all thy ſoul, and with all thy might, 
Deut. 6. 5. 


O thou my fins Atoner,—my other-ſelF! there haft 
thou Me. 1955 


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24 The Lord God of Iſrael hath given reſt unto his 
people. 1 Chron. 23. 25. | 


Now wwe will alſo diligent Nucl boar dae, fo 
him ſome joy. 
26 1 will take you to me for a ag, and [ will be 
to you a God. Exod. 6, 7. 
True feals to prove it, Thou'ft on us pre. 
Week XLIV. 22 8. aft. Trin. 
26 Hereby ye ſhall know that the Hig God is 
among you. Joſh. 3. 10. 
I alſo, Lord, haws touched thee—and fel thy 
"2 awbunds powwr ſenſibly. 
27 Be ye mindful always of his covenant, which he 
made. 1 Chron. 16. 15, 16. 
Let it ner flip out of our heart,—that awe Jens 
been redeemed—by thy great toil and ſmart. 
23 Whitherſoever thou ſendeſt us, we will go. 
Joſh. 1. 16. 
Obedience ſhall the watch- . be. 


29 The Lord thy God he will go over before thee. 


Deut. 31. 3. 
We follow all. 

30 The Lord had reſpect unto Abel, = to his 
offering. Gen. 4. 4. | 
Who in the heart's deep bettam;—ſes that which 

bim delights. 

31 White ye this ſong for you, and teach it the 
children of Iſrael, put it in their mouths, that 
this ſong may be a witneſs for me; for it ſhall 
not be forgotten out of the mouths of their ſeed. 
Deut. 31. 19, 21. 

Of that hymn, how Trfus once expired, —fhall our 
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* F thou ſhalt ſeek the Lord thy God, thou 
| ſhalt find him, if thou ſeek him with all thy 
heart and with all thy ſoul. Deut: 4. 29. 


Whenever one in Spirit prays,—to the chief-city he 


turns his face,—where the temple and light and 
God, the Man is with five wound-holes red. 


Week XLV, 23 S. aft. Trin. 


2 The Lord ſaid unto Moſes: Wherefore crieft 
thou unto me? Exod, 14. 13. 


He can read ev'n the eyes  Hroppin — the poor 
heart's throbtrogg, of . 


Believe in the Lord your God, ſo ſhall you be 


eſtabliſhed ; believe his prophets, ſo ſhall ye proſper. 
1 Chron. 20. 20. 


His meſſengers mouth opens be, —ibeir witneſs has 
respect. 


Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praiſed ; 


he alſo is to be feared above all gods. 1 Chron, 
16. 25. | 


ARft thou who it is? — His name is Teſus Chrift. 


5 TI will make of thee a great nation, and I will bleſs 


thee, Gen. 12. 2. 


As Thy ſmart's reward now ſeize us,—yea and thous 
ſands with us. 


6 "The Lord preſerved David whitherſoever he went. | 


2 Sam. 8. 6. 


And He will us likewiſe ſo lead on ever, —and wait 


his fide us ſafe guard and cover. 


7 See now that I, even I am He, and there is no 


God with me: I kill, and I make alive; I wound, 
and J heal, Deut. 32. 39. 


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let us never loſe our comfort out of thy death, 

O give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good» 

for his mercy endureth for ever. 1 Chron. 17, 34. 
An dye in tears all oer, —a warm and grateful 


brast. af @ thenktf ring poor, —acctpt Jet in 
good part. 


Week XLVI. 24 8. aft. Trin. 

3 O Lord God, thou haſt begun to ſhew thy ſer- 
vant thy greatneſs, and thy * hand. Deut. 
3. 24. 

That hand for our Jake / eee out 

10 When 150 haſt eaten and art fall, then thou ſhalt 
bleſs the Lord thy God. Deut. 8, 10. 

We gi ve dus thanks, and pray bim 10% 1b Shi- 


rit's mind on us 10 beflow,—that wwe may under- 
. fland this well, 
21 The Lord ſhall judge his people, and repent him- 
ſelf for his ſervants, Deut. 42. 3 


Ta cure all grief and ſadneſs . Au we're 
chgg'd withal. 


12 I am thy part and thine inheritance. Nam. 18. 20. 


Mili] have Thee, I have how#er—wwhat me eter- 
nally can chear. 


13 Thon fhalt bring them in, and plant them in the 
mountain of thine inheritance, in the place, O 
Lord, -which thou haſt made for thee to dwell in, 
in the ſanctuary, O Lord, which thy hands have 
eſtabliſhed. Exod. 15. 17. 

We ſpecial bleſſings wait t  inherit—from F ather 
Son, and Holy Spirit. | 
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14 Enoch walked with God. Gen. 5. 22, 


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can have at heart. 


I ; Till thy people paſs over, 0 Lord, nll the 


people, paſs over, which thou haſt dre Exod. 
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Thy mercy, Lord, to 15 Albenſi— 2 ance in thee is our * 


confidence. 
Weck XLVII. 25 8. aft. Trin. 


16 Abide thou with me, fear not; with me thou 


ſhalt be in ſafeguard- 1 Sam. 22. 23. — 


Me ſinners, who ſurround.— thy fide's dear 0avity,— 
are all agreed therein. 


17 Now Iſrael, what doth the Lord thy God require 


of thee, but to fear the Lord thy God, to walk in 
all his ways, and to love him, and to ſerve the Lord 
thy God with all thy heart and with all thy ſoul ? 
Deut. 10. 12. 


Me give to Thee with mouth and hand—anew ſouls 
ſpirit aud body, 


18 The thing proceedeth from the Lord. Gen. 
24- „ 
Upon our knees we it accept. 
19 We are all one man's ſons. Gen. 42. TY 
Amiad/? the race and houſe of God,—our right and +£ 


heritage wwe ve get. * 


20 How goodly are thy tents, O Jacob, and ts 
tabernacles, O' Ifrael! as the trees of „ - Sqgaed 
which the Lord hath planted. Num. 24. 5, 6. 


They're ſuch placer, ewhere ew'n bone and marrow-— 
| fell bis corpſe's "— fierce one thorough. 


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The battle is not yours, but God's. 2 Chron. 
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Since in the roch elt eft fits the deve, —and that Lion 
her guard doth prove. 


22 The Lord make you a thouſand times ſo many 
more as ye are, and bleſs you as he hath promiſed 
vou. Deut. 1. 11. 


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. ſurrender, 


Week XLVIIL 26 S. aft. Trin. 

23 Now, O Lord God, the word that thou haft 
ſpoken concerning thy ſervant, and concerning his 
houſe, eſtabliſh it for ever, and do as thou haſt ad. 
2 Sam. 7. 25. 

We are thereto reſigned. 

24 Glory and honour are in his preſence, firength 

and gladneſs are in his place.1 Chron. 16. 27. 
Wherein afſemble—his chriſtian people dear. 

25 They that be with us, are more than they that be 

with them. 2 Kings 6. 16. 


The angels diligence is bent, around thee, Lord 
Chrift, in thy ſlate, —and round thy helpleſs fold 
4% Watt. 
26 Joſhua fell on his face to the earth, and did wor- 
mip, and faid unto him, What faith my Lord unto 
his ſervant? Joſh. 5. 14. 


The houſe's FR and head is in the heart por» 


iray\d,—hath th' eye both wet and red—in FI | 


before him laid, 


27 This day we perceive that the Lord is among us. 
Joſh. 22. 31. 


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avalking. 


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Dec, 


28 The Lord thy God knoweth thy walking through 


this great wilderneſs. Deut. 2. 7. 
T hink not on all our toil and Ea —but tink that 
T hou haſt dy d. 
29 Ye have ſeen, how I bare you on le wings 
and brought you unto myſelf. Exod. * r N 
That ſure Heart keeps us W bis face we 
fee. 
Week XLIX. 1 S. in Advent. | 
30 Let not the Lord our God leave us nor forſake us, 
that he may incline our hearts unto him. 1 Kings 8. 
$7» 58. 
His coming in the Ab Jo Pleſi, — preſerve to him his 
peoplt—in foul and body chaſte. 


DECEMBER. 


bs HAT is the dwelling of God from the 
beginning. Deut. 33. 27- 

He from th eternities came here——into time's narrows 
bounaed ſp here. 


2 What nation is there ſo great, that hath flatutes 
and judgments ſo righteous ? Deut. 4. 8. 
Ave for ib document—louching the Lord's end,— 
and the ſacraments, 


3 Noah did according to all that God commanded 
him. Gen. 6. 22. 


And wwe too with gladueſs,—at thy command will 
be. 


4 1, even I will ſing unto the Lord; I will ſing 
praiſe to the Lord God of Iſrael. Judg. 5. 3. 


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Mie fing to him Halm: Jul, —who turn d to joy our 


fears. 


6 They ſhall fit down at thy feet, every one wan 
*Faveeveraf thy words. Deut. 33. 34. 


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And ev'ry W en fi ro 100 * ger, 


arity. | 


Week L. I 8. in Adv. 


None of the Lord's words did fall t the ground. 
1 Sam. 3. 19. | 


And Thou wilt thy precious—oath to us is fil, that 
thow'lt wholly make us—thy heart's comfort flill” = 
$ [I will bleſs them that bleſs thee. Gen, 12. 3. 
And grant unto them their petition, Amen. 
g The Lord went before them. Exod. 13. 21. 


And we won't be flow or flothful, — Him to follew 
 evith heart faithful. 
10 Let it be known that thou art God, and that I 


am thy ſervant, and have done all theſe things at 
thy word. 1 Kings 18. 36, 


The matters thine, Lord Te ſu Crit, —the honour 
aud reproach. 


11 All wrought the work of the bend every 
man his work. Exod. 36. 4. 


Each in his call and flation. 


12 Thou art a holy people unto the Lord thy God; 
the Lord thy God hath choſen thee to be a ſpecial 


people unto himſelf, above all people that are upon 
the face of the earth. Deut. 7. 6. 


_ Now then ſo Bleſs us our good Creator ,—now then 
fo form us Our Wi ie peter. 


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13 O God, thou art the God of the ae of all 
fleth.- Nam. 16; 22. "ao 
And mad'/t by Blood, —wwhat Wo 4 Wah b 
and ſanctiſy ft all. 2 
„ Week II. 3 8. in Adv, | 
14 God is not a man, that he ſhould lie; neither 
the ſon of man, that he ſhould repent : hath he ſaid, 
and ſhall he not do it? or hath he ſpoken, and ſhall 
he not make it good? Num. 23: 19. 
Halleljab in the name—of Him who all dh 


feed, unto whoſe Yea and 20; each creature 
giveth heed, 


is 85 n Lord ſhall reign for ever and ever, Exod. 
15. 
In 3 a Lord were happy. 


16 He made thee know, that man doth not live by 
bread alone, but by every word that een out 
of the mouth of the Lord. Deut. 8. 3 


Let me a bee remain, and live upon the Juic.— 
avhich flow Fram T hy wounds-fluices. | 


17 There is none like unto the God of eſhorim 


[the righteous] Deut. 33. 26. 


Did all mankind but know him, — I think their 


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aſter him. 


18 Give unto the Lord the glory due unto his name; 


bring an offering and come before him, wor- 
ſhip the Lord in the beauty of helineſs. 1 Chron, 
16. 29. | 


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20 Would to God that all the Lois peo were 
prophets, and that the Lord would put his Spirit 
upon them! Num. 11. 29. 
To witneſs of 8 is the church 
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| Week LII. 4 F. in Adv. | 
21 Ye are my brethren, ye are my bones and my 
fleſh. 2 Sam. 19. 12. 


The ſenſes cloſe thereon, - and think : Lanb, thou 
alone? 
22 Be thou ſtrong, and ſhew thyſelf a man, and 
| keep the charge of the Lord thy God. 1 Kings 
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clean, - and hare in hand his matters, — till wwe his 
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23 This day thou art become the people of the Lord 
| thy God. Deut. 27. 9. 
Church o Jeſus, be thou glad—of his free en. - 
24 Hitherto hath the Lord helped us, 1 Sam. 7. 12. 
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25 (Chriftmaſs.) Behold, I ſend an angel before 1 
to keep thee in the way, and to bring thee into the 
place which I have prepared. Exod. 23. 20. 

O great cov'nant- Angel ! -, 

26 The archers have ſorely orieved him, and ſhot at 
him, and hated him : but his bow abode in ſtrength, 
and the arms of his hands were made ſtron g. Gen. 
49. 23, 24- 

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73 there for ever, and mine eyes and mine heart ſhall 
| be there perpetually. 1 Kings 9. 3. 


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the'Year 1 766, what Dottrinal Text of tbe 
Dar 1765 is to be uſed, 


15 Where there is nothing Rather mentioned. there both che 


ext and Antiphon of the ſame Day of the ſame Month laſt 


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JANUARY. 
1766. 1 1765. 
1 W. (New Year.) 


2 *Tavill yet aboſe 
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Saviour. ſo full of wonder, 
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8 W. 
9 Ih. - | 
10 E. 
11 Sa, —— Jan. 12 


12 (18, aft Epiph. )Jan. 13 
13 M. Jan, 11 


16 


16 Th. 


25 F4 


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22 W, 5 
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Ghoſt the temples are. 
23 Th. 
24. F. 
25 Sa. 
26 (Septuage/..) 


Purif. of M.) 
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Feb. 5 
Feb. 9g 
Feb. 10 
Feb. 8 
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11 To, —— Feb. 3 14 F. — March 21 
12 W. 15 Sa. March 23 
116 {5 S. in Lent. March 28 
1 25 A 17 M. —— April; 
1 15 Sa. &] 180 2 — Apr. 4 
18. oe 1 þ Feb. 1 v.17 [1 9 W. — March 14. 
The leaſt of all thy fu 97 ext- thus: Seeing then 
jets I, not fit approach] that we have a great 
5 preſence, draw near in] High- prieſt, Jeſus the 5 
deep humility, to pay ches Son of God, let us hold a 
due abeifance,” faſt our profeſſion, 48 
17 M. — Feb. 1e .. Apr. 1 
18 Ty, — Feb. 1921 FF — Apr. 2 
1 19000, — Feb. 16 | 22 Sa. — Match 24 
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y 21 F. | | 24 M. March 27 
22 0% Feb. 23 | 25 Tu. (Annunc. of M.) 
23 (28. e Feb. 22 26 W. — March 30 
24 M. 27 (Maundy Th.)) 
25 Tu. | [on | March 31 
ä | 28 (Good Fr.) Apr. 5 
27-2. 29 (Gr. Sabb.) Apr. 6 
28 F. 30 (Faſter) — Apr. 7 
1 Sa, ; 4 8 
2. (3 S. in Tak u. — Apr. 9 
3 M. 5 | W. —— Apr. — 
4 I. Th. — Apr. 11 
5 W. F. — Apr. 12 
6 Th. : 2 — 7 
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19 Sa, — Apr. 27 
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21 M. — Apr. 29 
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30 W. — March 18 
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3 Sa. 


Of thy great love us dea- 
len, and quicken by like 
grace, that our cold man 
acaun. trodden, the new 
live in his place. 


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7 W. May 1 

8 Th. ( Aſcenſin D.) 
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15 Th. — May 7 
16 FL. mY. . 
4 17 Sa, 6 May 
18 (Whitſunday. ) May 20 
Ig M. — May 27 
20 Tu. — May 28 
i May 29 
22 Th. — May 30 
23 F. — — May 31 
24 8a. — jaune 1 
25 (Trinity S.) june 2 
26 M. — june 3 
27 Tu. — jane 4 
28 W. — jane 5 
29 Th — june 5 


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2 M. June 8 
3 Tu. — June 
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as my dear Lord did mean. 
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30 8a. Aug. 29 
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2 Tu. — Sept. 7 
3 W. — Sept. 6 
4 Th. —— Sept. 12 

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bliſs we felt and ſalva— 
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lation. 

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21 F. — Nov. 20 
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4 Th. | 
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Communion-Times and Congregation-Day Leſſons“. 


Jan. 11. — Rewel, ch. 1. Ve. 4—8. 
Feb. 8. — * 12—17. 
March 8. — 3. 14—22. 
In Paſſion-Weelæ. — 7. 9—17. 
April 26. : 9 2. 18—29. 
May 24. — 3. 7—13. 
June 21, * 7. 7—1 f. 
July 19. — 21. 1—7. 
Aug. 16. — 1. 10—18. 
Sept. 13. — 2. 8—11. 
7 17. — 3. 16. 
Nov. 8. Rn wry 2. I, 
Dec. 6. 3 ch. 5. 


Children's Congregation- Day Times. 


Jan. 25. Aug. 2. 
Feb. 22. Aug. 30. 
March 22. Sept. 27. 
April 12. Oc. 25. 
May 10. Nov. 22. 
June 7. 5 Dec. 20. 

Judy 5. 


The Congregation-Days will be held in each {Congregation 
monthly, either the Monday aſtgr the H, Communion, or 
on ſome other ſuitable Day, 


N. Feſuvals 


72 
F 
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Feſtival . Seaſons, ,, ©. 
nn / 


commonly obſerved in the Weſtern Church in _ 


of the Name — 4 1 855 
6 Jan. Heathen Peſtival, called Epiphany: 
2 Feb. Preſentation of Jeſus in the Temp 
9 Feb. The Week when Lent commences, 
23 Marth, Paſſion-Week. 
25 March, Feſtival of Chriſt's Incarnation, 
87 March, M aundy-Thurſday. 
28 March, Good-Friday, 
29 March, Eaſter-Eve. | 
30 March, Eaſter. 
6 Aer. Juaſimodegeniti Sunday. 
8 May, Chriſt's Aſcenſion, 
18 May, Whitſunday, (Feſtival of the maternal Tuition of 
the Holy Ghoſt.) ʒ 
25 May, Feſtival of the Holy Tray... 
24 June, John the Baptiſt, 
2 July, Viſitation of Mary, 
Sept, Feſtival of the Angels, 
t Nov, of all Saints, 
o Mv. Advent. Feſtival of our Lord. 
21 Dec. St. Thomas. 
24 Dec. Chriſtmas-Eve. 
25 Dec. Chriſunas. 


III. 


\ © Memorial - Days. © 


19 Jan. 173 ; Mimon to Greenland, 
s March 1458, Firit Beginning of the Brethren” S Churck. 
4 May 1730 Firſt Vir * -Coyenant, 
12 WY 1724 Arrival o 
juſt at the laying the Foundation of the firſt 


public Meeting-Room in Herrnhut, 
\ 


1727 Firſt voluntary Reformation at Herrnbut , in 


Matters of Doctrine and Practice. 
3 Z 2 - a an 


the firſt Men of the Brethren Shark,” 


ind 


*. 


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* firſt 


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9 AQ. 


2549 Act of Parliament, conſonant to the Charter of 
| Religious Privileges in the Time of Edw, VI. 
12 June 1722 Arrival of the firſt Emigrants. | 
17 June 1722 Beginning of the Building of Herrnbut. 
25 June 1530 Preſentation of the Augſburg Confeſſion, 
6 July 1415 Martyrdom of John Hujs. 
13 Aug, 1727 Firſt Pouring-forth of the Holy Ghoſt upon the 
| preſent Congregation, in Berthelſdorf Church. 
17-19 Aug. 1727 Awakening among the Girls in Herrnhut, 
21 Aug, 1732 Firſt Heathen Miſſion, viz. to St. Thomas's, 
27 Aug. 1727 Beginning of the Hourly Interceſſion. 
29 Aug. 1741 Inſtitution of the Single Brethren's Choir. 
7 Sept. 1722 Firſt Marriage in our Grace-Oeconomy according 
| to Bible Principles, | 
16 Sept. 1741 Diſciple-Day,- | 
31 Oc. 1517 Beginning of Luther's Reformation, | 
13 Nov,1741 Happy Perception of the High-Prieſtly and 
Elder's Office of Jeſus in the Brethren's 
Church in Europe, and | 
1748 in America, 


IV. 


Some farther Days of the Brethren's-Charch. 


For all Choirs, 25 March, 2 Sept, 
The ſmalleſt Children, 25 Dec. 
The little Boys, 24 June. 
The little Girls, 17 Aug. 
The great Boys, 12 Jan. 
The great Girls, 25 March. 2 
The Single Brethren, 29 Aug. 27 Feb. 
The Single Siſters, 4 May, 6 Sept. 
The Married Choir, 7 Sept. 
The Married Brethren, 8 Sept. 
The Married Siſters, 9 Sept. 3 
The Siſters that are bleſſed with Pregnancy, 2 July, 25 Dee, 
The Widowers, 2 Feb, 3 Sept, Ep. | 
The Widows, 2 Feb. 4 Sept. Y 
Thoſe who have been Received or Baptized thatWear, have 
their Commemoration-Day on Quaſimodogeniti Sunday, and thoſe 
who have become Partakers for the Fl Time of the Holy 
Communion, on the ſecond Sunday after Eaſter. | 


For the reſt, what has been ſignified in the Preface to the 
Watchworgs of the Year 1763, is to be obſerved allo here. 


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