The PraFiice of 'Piety. S 09 a fail ing day; are either the work? of `Piety to God, or the works of charity towards thy brethren. Firft the workes of Piety to God; are the 'practice of all the former duties, in the fincerity of a gocd 'Confcience, and in the fight of god. Secondly, the work!" of Charity towards our Trethren are, fargiuing 'wrong', remitting debts to the poorc that are not well able to pay : but efpeci- ally in gifting Almes to the Poore, that want reliefe and fzftenance Elfe we fhall b vn- der pretence -of godimefie pr a- ctife mifcra6lenefe like thofe, who will pinch their owne bel- lier, to defraud their labouring Sent . eil.sante of their due allow- ance. As therefore Chrift ioy- ned Faft ng;Prayers;and Amer, together in Preceprr :fo muff thou ioyne them together , like Cornelitts , in Prac`iice : And therefore bee Pure to giuc Z 3 at vis oráti:" own tuam volare ad calum? Fac duas a- l(rd, leiuui- uin Elee- ir, nfynam. Aug. iîa.pi.á, &c. Zach.7.9, I O. bua teüó nat tit par- ca:, rien. ad DAì glari<<m, ieiunat,fiG{ fubffantiam fuam pcircit . ChryîQî, in Math. Math.6. A:t>io.to.
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