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Secondly, he is all-sufficient both in wisdom and power, and therefore it is most easy for him to direct them with ⟨p. 53⟩counsel, and assist them with strength, and prosper them with a comfortable event.

Secondly, he is all-sufficient both in wisdome and power, and therefore it is most easie for him to direct them with ⟨p. 53⟩counsell, and assist them with strength, and prosper them with a comfortable euent.

Use 1 Instruction, to repair to God in all our ways, and be religious not only in works of Religion, but in every other action and exercise. Our refreshings, our civill employments, our ordinary and common vocations, though never so mean, will call upon us to crave help from heaven, and to be serviceable to our heavenly Father, if we mind to show more obedience than the wicked, and to obtain a better condition than the Infidels. Remember what the Apostle saith to Christians that be faithful, and believers, Whether ye ¹eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.

Vse 1 Instruction, to repaire to God in all our waies, and bee religious not onely in workes of Religion, but in euery other action and exercise. Our refreshings, our ciuill imploiments, our ordinarie and common vocations, though neuer so meane, will call vpon vs to craue helpe from heauen, and to be seruiceable to our heauenly Father, if wee minde to shew more obedience than the wicked, and to obtaine a better condition than the Infidels. Remember what the Apostle saith to Christians that be faithfull, and beleeuers, Whether ye ¹eat, or drinke, or whatsoeuer ye doe, doe all to the glorie of God.