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 1   i   |     most affectionately and for God's sake beseech all,who see
 2   i   | pleasure or profit: and not for God'shonour and the good of
 3   i   |     matter of conscience before God,and yet such ordinance can
 4   i   |         have agood Order or, by God's grace, can make a better,
 5   i   |   exercised in the Scriptureand God's Word, to the end that
 6   i   |       the Scripture and Word of God; but they are themselves
 7   i, 1|    manylanguages. Who knows how God will make use of them in
 8  ii   |  topreach and teach the Word of God, let us begin with the preaching
 9  ii, 1|         and mayhear the Word of God, if they are not able to
10  ii, 2|   preaching, to set the Word of God going, except it be forlectures
11 iii, c|  unisono, as follows :'Almighty God,' &c.~
12 iii, i|          to lift your hearts to God and to saywith me 'Our Father'
13 iii, i|         He has redeemed us from God's wrath, from sin, death,
14 iii, l|     still daily intercedes with God tobestow His grace upon
15 iii, n|       thank thee, Almighty Lord God,' &c.~
16 iii, o|        for teaching the Word of God, speciallywith a view to
17 iii, o|       are they to do so (though God takes nopleasure in forced
18 iii, o|    everything should be kept in God's servicethat has to do
19 iii, o|        the brazenserpent, which God Himself had commanded to
20 iii, o|  worthless and fit for nothing. God's Spirit and grace be withus