Tlx Conte'nts of Media. ______S_c_c-.-9-.-1-::.h-e-:f,:-o,-sr-tl:-,-C-a-:ifi:-e-_.-Ji::-it-pp-c-;fe-:t-;he thing I defir< .is artjivered, how may I ajJuredly kn"w it was by my Prayers, and nfit out of commc,n Providence.? pag. 29! Sec. 1 o. TheJifth Cnfe .- Juppofe that olhe>·J joyn l>zth me ir1 thefc J'r,ycrs now anfive– red, how jiJOitid I k.,now that my l'ra)'trs had an hand in obtaining thojc an– fivers, aJ 1Vdl as any others l 293 Sec. 11. The fxth Cafe.- (uppofe I am af!imd itpon former obfervatior~, that' God bath hMrd and an[wcred my Prayers irz their parttc~t!ar;, whfllt muft I do then? 294 Sec. 12. A Dire[/ory for Prayer., ibid. Sec. IJ. §.I. AformeofPraycrinScripwrtphrafe. 296 §. 2. The fecond part ofPrayer is petitionfor o11r (elves and othtrs, 299 §. 3· The third part of Prayer is Thankfgivingfur blejfingsfpiritnal & temporal. 306 Chap. J5.ScCl:.I.OFthenat~<reof Reading thcScripmrcs, what it is. 307 · Sec. 2. Ofjit times MdJtafom for reading the Scriptures. ibid. Sec. 3. Of the manner o; preparation before the reading of the Scripruru. 308 Sec. 4· Of the nccejJary dmw in reading of the Sc·riptims. ibid. Sec. 5. Of ditties after reading the Scriptures. . 309 Sec. 6. A Calendar purpofed to fhew how we might re11d over the Scriptnre fe·vmtl ways onceinayen.r. 310 Sec. 7· OfHeadsw common pi«ces of obfervations for projit11ble things. 31 r Sec. 8. Common places obferved by one in hi1 private reading of the Scriptures. ibid. Sec. 9· Of the u[c ofthcfe Co!leElions. _312. Sec. 10. Ofthe Analyf•s ofthe whole Bible, and efpeci~lly of the Old Teftllmcnt, 32< Sec. 1 I, Ofthe Pentateuch or Book! ofthe Lmr. pz. Sec. 12. Ofthe l'ropheu Hiftorical. 325 Sec. 1 l· Of Prophets Dogmatical. 3l9 Sec. 14. Of Prop,hrts Prophetical. 3J1 Sec. 15. TheneJVTe/fttment, andjirftof Book! Hiftorical. 334 Sec. 16. OfBo•kJ Dorfrinttl. - 336 Sec. 1 7· Of tlie Book_ Prophetical, 338 thap. 16. Sec. t.QF thefufferingofSaints, 339 Sec. 2. Ofthe manner ofPreparation for J«jferings before they come. ibid. Sec. 3· Of the manner ofbearing Sujferings when they come. • 341 §. 1. We muftbe willing to come under Sujferings. 342. §. 2. We mu/t contentedly fubmit DHr felves, and quie~ly behave our felves infiifferin,r;s. 343 §. 3· How we m11ft improve Jujf<rings. • 3'46 Sec. 4- Ofthe 'nanncr how to c~erry our[elves when fujferings & AJfliElions aregone.ir5 z. Chap. 17. Sec. r.OF PreparativestoFa/fing. Sec. 2. Ofthe dutiesrequired in Fafting. -- jf,f1:. Sec. 3· OfthedHtiesafterFafting. Chap. 18. Sec. r. Q F Preparatives to Feafing or 7h11ni<Jgiving. Sec. 2. Ofthe duties required in Th,.nkJgiving. . Sec. 3. Of the dmies after Thankfgiving. ' ~ec. 4· Ofl'falmsfi•itabletothisduty. \. 357 358 ibid• 359 ibid. r'HE ..
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