-See, thy fon liveth!-liveth by my charity, and the bounty of this hour, to all the purposes which make life defireable, to be made a good man, and a profitable subject: on one hand to be trained up to fuch a fenfe of his duty, as may fecure him an interest in the world to come; and with regard to this world, to be fo brought up in it to a love of honest labour and industry, as all his life long to earn and eat his bread with joy and thankfulness. "Much peace and happiness rest up"on the head and heart of every one "who thus brings children to CHRIST. "May the bleffing of him that was 66 ready to perish come feasonably upon "him.-The Lord comfort him, when "be most wants it, when he lays fick upon ' upon his bed; make thou, O GOD! all his bed in his fickness; and for "what he now fcatters, give him, then, "that peace of thine which paffeth all understanding, and which nothing in "this world can either give or take "away." Amen. SER |