and influence, shall exemplify the beautiful image of the fresh, and fertile, " dew," poured forth from "the womb of the morning." (Psalm c. 3.) Matthew Henry in his comment on the passage, says,—“The dew of thy youth' is a numerous, illustrious, hopeful show of young people flocking to Christ, which should be to the world as dew to the ground, to make it fruitful."

To this consummation nothing promises to be (under God) more contributary, than that free, and frequent, pastoral association, which has been pleaded for in the last few pages of this work.

FINIS.

G. WILLIAMS, PRINTER, TEMPLE STREET, WOLVERHAMPTON.