be one, as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us: that the world may believe that Thou hast sent me."Here we are especially to notice the importance of the word that' in the last portion of the sentence, where it is an illative or inferential particle, and puts the truth of His mission and the testimony of His religion, on the UNITY OF HIS DISCIPLES !

How great, then, must be the offence of exposing His religion to the contempt and disbelief of the world, by making divisions in his Church!

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Vain is it to talk of our 'Faith'-vain is it to buoy ourselves up with Hope;' for what avails Faith,' what avails' Hope,' when we abandon the greatest of the three' Christian gracesCHARITY?

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MERE VICARAGE, Wilts,

April 7, 1828.

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