A supplement to The Morning-exercise at Cripple-Gate, or, Several more cases of conscience practically…

Here is a Duty, my brethren, so plain, so easy, of whose obscurity or difficulty certainly we have no cause to complain.

Here is a Duty, my brethren, so plain, so easie, of whose obscurity or difficulty certainly we have no cause to complain.

For what can be less obscure than a command so evidently expressed, and what more easy than to eat and drink and call to mind the greatest and best of friends that loved us and washed us from our sins in his own blood? ¹and surely then a neglect herein must needs prove a sin that will admit of no excuse.

For what can be less obscure than a command so evidently expressed, and what more easie than to eat and drink and call to mind the greatest and best of friends that loved us and washed us from our sins in his own blood? ¹and surely then a neglect herein must needs prove a sin that will admit of no excuse.

1. 1Rev. 1.5.

But if any of you be offended at the outward meanness of the Ordinance ⟨p. 232⟩and be thereby tempted to neglect the observance; I wish you to remember, who they were that stumbled at Christ himself because of the poverty of his Parents, is not this (say they) the Carpenter's Son?