A Discourse Concerning Prayer: And the Frequenting Daily Public Prayers (Classic Reprint)

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The popular views on the subject of Prayer can hardly be sound, when a very large propor tion of our manuals of private devotion, are painful contrasts, both in tone and feeling, in manner and matter, to our Book of Common Prayer; and when the privilege of public Prayers in our Churches daily throughout the year, is so little valued among us, that except in our Cathedrals, our Colleges, and in some Churches in our larger towns, the daily service has been wholly discontinued.

Sin, whether national or individual, is sure, even in this world, to prove its own punishment. Our forefathers in their zeal for reformation.

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