I will pray with the spirit, and I will pray with the understanding also,…

This provoked Jacob, David, Daniel, with others, even a sense of Mercies to be received, as you may see, Gen. 32. 9, 10, 11, 12. Dan. 9. 2, 3, 4. which caused them, not by fits and starts, nor yet in a foolish frothy way to babble over a few words written in a paper; but mightily, fervently, and continually, to groan out their conditions before the Lord, as being sensible; sensible, I say, of their wants, their misery, and the willingness of God to show mercy.

This provoked Jacob, David, Daniel, with others, even a sence of Mercies to be received, as you may see, Gen. 32. 9, 10, 11, 12. Dan. 9. 2, 3, 4. which caused them, not by fits and starts, nor yet in a foolish frothy way to babble over a few words written in a paper; but mightily, fervently, and continually, to groan out their conditions before the Lord, as being sensible; sensible, I say, of their wants, their misery, and the willingness of God to shew mercy.

A good sense of sin, and the wrath of God, with some encouragement from God to come unto him, is a better Common Prayer-Book, than that which is taken out of the Papistical ^*Mass-Book; ⟨p. 12⟩being the Scraps and Fragments of the devices of some Popes, some Friars, and I wot not what.

A good sence of sin, and the wrath of God, with some encouragement from God to come unto him, is a better Common Prayer-Book, than that which is taken out of the Papistical ^*