of 'Temporal Po f ons. 349 ward religion, fhall be a well of waterfpringing S E R M. up unto everlafing life. Let us, therefore, be XII. faithful in the little now committed to us, `^1"--' and diligent in improving the opportunities we enjoy in our Bate of trial and difcipline ; fo (hall we have in the prefent time an hun- dred fold recompence, of that which is our own, the increafing perfeftion of our nature, and true fatisfying enjoyment, and in the world to come an exceeding and eternal weight of glory. S E R-
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