The Practice of Piety. me in thy troth , and crocifte its me more and more, all worldly and (unlit/NI-1J, that my (limes ray more and more dye in me: and that .I may ferre thee in vn- fained righteoufxfíe and boll- neffe this day, and all the dales of mylife :that when this mor- e tall life isended,I may (through thy mercy in Cbri,ns) ;lee made a partaker of euerlailing gla- ry in thy heauenly Kingdorc. ç And here, O Lord, from the bottocne of my heart., I thanke thee for all thy b/eg gi which ° chou haft bellowed vpon my foule and body: for eleEti4g ta . in thy lose, redeeming mee by thy Sonie , fisnCl fyiw mee by thy Spirit and preferriing me from my youth vp, vntili this; prefint day and h onre , by thy moil gracious prosridence. I thanke thee more fpcciai- ly, for that thou hail defended, Hare tbis night, from all perils and dangers, and has brought_ N 4 me
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