The application of redemption

3. Redeem the time, Eph. 5. 16. Pluck some opportunity, and rescue it from meat, and sleep, and company, and recreation, Psal. 119. 148. I prevent the morning watches that I might meditate in thy Statutes: he had as many employments as thou, being a King, and yet he did attend this Duty; so mayest thou, and so shouldest thou.

3. Redeem the time, Eph. 5. 16. Pluck some opportunity, and rescue it from meat, and sleep, and company, and recreation, Psal. 119. 148. I prevent the morning watches that I might meditate in thy Statutes: he had as many imployments as thou, being a King, and yet he did attend this Duty; so mayest thou, and so shouldest thou.

4. I desire no more time to this Duty in the day, than each day thou squanderest and spendest away unprofitably: and let any man observe his own course, and record but his expense, and that needlessly of his time, he will say, thus much I spent vainly here, and thus much there, and why might not that have been spent in meditation for the helping forward of the Work of God in my soul?

4. I desire no more time to this Duty in the day, than each day thou squandrest and spendest away unprofitably: and let any man observe his own course, and record but his expence, and that needlesly of his time, he wil say, thus much I spent vainly here, and thus much there, and why might not that have been spent in meditation for the helping forward of the Work of God in my soul?