as are more properly appointed either for prayer, fupplication, and interceffion, or for rendering thanks and praises unto the name of the Lord. This is a natural confequence of their gratitude, both for their high calling through grace, and for that rich though undeferved enjoyment of the grace of our Lord Jefus Chrift, the love of God our Father, and the fellowship of the Holy Ghoft, granted unto them. For which reason, they will doubtless the more readily make ufe of this little book for the above purpofe with fingleness of heart. May our dear Lord direct all our hearts unto himself, and graciously accept our thanks and praifes; may he pour out anew upon his whole Brethren's people the fpirit of grace and of fupplication, that thus he may be worshipped by us all all in fpirit and in truth, and that every one individually may fhow forth his praises on earth. Herrnhut, Nov. 16th, 1790. |