Chapter

1 1intro|     it veneration of God or petition for man, but almost every
2 3     |    from every man. But this petition also serves the turn of
3 3     |     other hand, for our own petition, when we say, "Hallowed
4 4     |      still the sense of the petition is the same, that in us
5 4     |     His Discipline? We make petition, then, that He supply us
6 6     | necessities also room for a petition! For the Lord had withal
7 7     |   our debts remitted us." A petition for pardon is a full confession;
8 9     |  hope in the "Kingdom;" the petition for life in the "Bread;"