A New Manual OT DEVOTIONS. IN THREE PARTS. PART I. Private Persons. PART II. tion. II. For the Sick. III. For PART III. Communion : To which are added The TWENTY-FIFTI EDITION, Corrected. LONDON: PRINTED FOR F. C. AND J. RIVINGTON; G. WILKIE ; LONGMAN AND CO.; R. BALDWIN; SCATCHERI) 1815. 138.g. 113 PRE FACE. THE HE Glory of God, and the Good of Souls, have been the only inducements for publishing the following Devotions : It is hoped they will, in fome Measure, answer those Ends, and assist the good Christian in the Discharge of the great and important Duty of Prayer. In the Devotions for private Persons, there are Morning and Evening Prayers for every Day of the Week, to which are added Prayers for any intermediate Time of the Day. This was done without any inten' tion of prescribing to any one ; and was chiefly designed as a Means to furnish the devout Christian with Variety of proper Petitions and Expressions, wherein to lay open his Wants before God; and that by making Use of the Prayers in such a Method, as the Whole may be gone over in some short space of Time, he might be instructed in, and re. minded of several important Duties of a Christian Life. But after all, every one is left to his own Difcretion, to choose, add, omit A 2a |