pulse of the renewed mind in regard to itself, is to arise and go to its Father, the first wish of the same mind in relation to others, must be to carry them along with it; that, where it has found relief and satisfaction, they may find the same blessings also. Religion in the family is only the fruit and the index of religion in the closet and religion in the heart; and he who knows what it is in his own person to enjoy the favour and grace of God, will feel that it is as much his privilege as his duty, to engage in exercises which directly tend to bring his children and dependents within the sphere of all he most wishes for them, in time and through eternity.

*Prayer for the Evening of a Fast Day

Prayer for the Evening before a Communion Sabbath

First Prayer for the Morning of a Communion Sabbath

First Prayer for the Evening of a Communion Sabbath

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281

285

289

* Besides the above, the morning and evening prayers for every Thurs-
day, throughout the volume, will be found suitable for days of fasting
and humiliation. In going through the volume, the reader will easily be
able to mark prayers suited to occasions of thanksgiving, and seasons of
affliction, sickness, &c., in addition to the few to which titles to that effect
are prefixed.

Prayer to be used after the death of a Friend

Prayer for a Family detained from Public Worship

Prayer for the Morning of the First Day of the Year

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314

318

Prayer for the Evening of the Last Day of the Year

322

The Lord's Prayer

325

The Benediction

325

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