16. Q. Who was Mary the Sifter of Martha? A. The Woman that chose the better Part, and heard Jesus preach.

17. Q. Who were the Apostles? A. Those twelve Difciples whom Christ chofe for the chief Minifters of his Gospel.

18. Q. Who was Simon Peter? A. The Apostle that denied Christ and repented.

19. Q. Who was John? A. The beloved Apoftle that leaned on the Bofom of Chrift.

20. Q. Who was Thomas? A. The Apostle who was hard to be perfuaded that Chrift rofe from the dead.

21. Q. Who was Judas? A. The wicked Disciple who betrayed Chrift with a Kifs.

22. Q. Who was Caiaphas? A. The High-Prieft who condemned Christ. 23. Q. Who was Pontius Pilate? A The Governor of Judea, who ordered Chrift to be crucified.

24. Q. Who was Jofeph of Arimathea ? A. A rich Man that buried Christ in his own Tomb,

25. Q. Who were the four Evangelifts A. Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, who wrote the History of Christ's Life and Death.

26. Q. Who were Ananias and Sapphira? A. A Man and his Wife who were ftruck dead for telling a Lye.

27. Q. Who was Stephen? A. The firft Man who was put to death for Christ's fake.

28. Q. Who was Paul? A. A young Man who was firft a Perfecutor and afterwards an Apostle of Christ.

29. Q. Who was Dorcas? A. A good Woman who made Clothes for the Poor, and he was raised from the Dead.

30. Q. Who was Elymas? A. wicked Man who was ftruck blind for speaking against the Gofpel.

31. Q Who was Apollos? A. A warm and lively Preacher of the Gospel.

32. Q. Who was Eutychus? A. A Youth who flept at Sermon, and falling down was taken up dead.

33. Q. Who was Timothy? A. A young Minister who knew the Scriptures from his Youth.

34. Q. Who was Agrippa? A. A King who was almoft perfuaded to be a

Christian.

THE EN D.

PRAYERS

PRAYERS for Little Children.

Note, As foon as Children begin to learn thefe Ca+ techifms, they should also learn the following Prayers.

The Infant's, or young Child's Morning

Prayer.

Almighty God, the Maker of every

Thing in Heaven and Earth; the

Darkness goes away, and the Day-light comes at thy Command: Thou art good, and thou doft good continually.

I thank thee that thou haft taken fuch Care of me this Night, and that I am alive and well this Morning.

- Save me, O God, from Evil all this Day long, and let me love and serve thee for ever for the fake of Jefus Chrift thy Son. Amen.

(Note, The Word Amen fignifies, that I believe all that I speak, and that 1 defire from my Heart all that I pray for with my Lips.

Note, When the Child is five or fix Years old, he may leave out this Amen, and enlarge this Morning Prayer a little by adding thefe two following Paragraphs.

Bestow on me every good Thing that I have need of for my Body, and my Soul: Affift me by thy Holy Spirit to

do

do thy Will: Make me always afraid to offend thee, and let me live and die in thy Favour.

Hear the Prayers of a Child, O Lord, and pardon all my Sins, because thy beloved Son died once on Earth for finful Creatures tho' he never finned himself, and now he lives in Heaven to pray for them, and fave them: Let his Name be praifed for ever and ever. Amen.

The Infant's, or young Child's Evening

Prayer.

Lord God who knoweft all Things, thou feeft me by Night as well as by Day.

I pray thee, for Chrift's Sake, forgive me whatsoever I have done amifs this Day, and keep me fafe all this Night while I am alleep.

I defire to lie down under thy Care, and to abide for ever under thy Bleffing, for thou art a God of all Power and ever lafting Mercy. Amen.

Note, When the Child is five or Six Years old, be may leave out this Amen, and enlarge this Evening Prayer, by adding the two fel lowing Paragraphs.

Blefs

*Here the Child

Blefs all my Friends *as well as myself: Do good to them at all Times and all Places, and help me always to serve them in love.

may mention Father, and other Relations:

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And when I have done thy Will here, by thy Grace affifting me, and enjoy'd thy Bleffings on Earth, then give my Soul a Place in Heaven to dwell with thee there, and with thy Son Jefus Chrift: For Heaven and Earth, and all Things in them, are thine for ever and ever.

Amen.

The young Child's Prayer for the Lord's Day, to be added to the Morning Prayer.

Uffer me not, O Lord, to waste this.

Shy Day in Sin and Folly, but let

me worship thee with much Delight. Teach me to know more of thee and to ferve thee better than ever I have done before, that I may be fitter to dwell in Heaven where thy Worship and Service are everlasting. Amen.

The young Child's Prayer for the Lord'sDay, to be added to the Evening Prayer.

Moft gracious God, let me never forget the many good Things that I have heard this Day! but let them