...lives according to that light and underftanding of our duty which thou haft given us ; that it may be our meat and drink to do the will of our heavenly father, and the care of our hearts, the defire of our fouls, and the endeavour of our lives, to follow the...

...not gained upon us, till we love our duty, fee a beauty and ex-. cellency in holinefs, and efteem it our meat and drink to do the will of our heavenly Father. On the other hand, hand, we muft remind our hearers, that where the tree is good, the fruit alfo will...

...is not gained upon us, till we love our duty, fee a beauty and excellency in holinefs, and efteem it our meat and drink to do the will of our heavenly Father. On the other hand, we muft remind our he.arers, that where the tree is good, the fruit alfo will be...

...constantly ; and so do glorified saints in heaven ; " for there his servants shall serve him." So let it be our meat and drink to do the will of our heavenly Father, and to bear Christ's yoke, which is easy ; and his burden, which is light. V. Give us this day our...

...belonging to our peace, and follow them with all our might. Let us tread in our Master's steps, making it our meat and drink to do the will of our heavenly Father, and to . finish the work which he has given us to do. Thus shall we glorify God, and shew ourselves...

...obedience to the divine will; in which, to ufe ihe figure of our Saviour concerning himfelf, it will be our meat and drink to do the will of our heavenly Father. — But this, if I miflake not, is rather the efe в of virtuous practice, than virtuous praäice iifelf....

...those that are in Want, and raise our Souls to such a Relish of spiritual Enjoyments, that . it may be our Meat and Drink to do the Will of our heavenly Father. Q. Why are these Fasts called Vigils? A. From the Latin Word Vigitus, signifying Watching*: It being...

...thing for the great end of our being will thus become habitual to us; and, we shall feel it to be as " our meat and drink to do the will of our heavenly Father." III. Let us be regular in the offices of devotion. In these offices we more particularly realize the...

...thing for the great end of our being will thus become habitual to us ; and we shall feel it to be as " our meat and drink to do the will of our heavenly Father." III. Let us be regular in the offices of devotion. In these offices we more particularly realize the...

...animated with the same hopes. We have not been of the world, as he was not of the world ; and it has been our meat and drink to do the will of our heavenly Father, as it was his. We have delighted in holding communion with the same God and Father as he did ; and...