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 1 3 |       name, therefore, we pray may "be hallowed." Not that
 2 3 |      were any other by whom He may be wished well, or as if
 3 3 |          we pray this; that it may be hallowed in us who are
 4 3 |      is still waiting; that we may obey this precept, too,
 5 4 |     capacity to do it, that we may be saved both in the heavens
 6 4 |       the will of God, that we may be able to fulfil these
 7 5 |  kingdom of God, which we pray may arrive, tends unto the consummation
 8 6 |     shall be added:" albeit we may rather understand, "Give
 9 10|                          X. WE MAY SUPERADD PRAYERS OF OUR
10 11|        WITH A BROTHER.~That we may not be as far from the ears
11 13|       are necessary, that they may be "lifted up pure" from
12 15|   which the reproach of vanity may deservedly be laid; if,
13 18|       acceptability; that they may themselves participate in
14 18|      against this precept, you may perhaps defer your "peace "
15 18| remember the precept: thus you may satisfy the requirements
16 23|    grace that the dissentients may either yield, or else indulge
17 24| opportunity or even necessity, may have rendered suitable:
18 25|     sixth, the ninth--which we may find in the Scriptures to
19 25|     their observance, still it may be granted a good thing
20 25|    definite presumption, which may both add stringency to the
21 25|       admonition to, pray, and may, as it were by a law, tear
22 29|    grace by virtue, that faith may know what she obtains from