Worship of God.
pp. 42–432 passages
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Worship of God.
1 IT is good to take up the opportunity of the morning for the worship of God. For first, who so will see the image of his heart, he shall by observing his first thoughts in the1 2morning come to some light of it. Again, of all times it is most fit to do any thing in,3 and we, by reason of the alacrity which cometh upon us after our rest, are most fit to do any thing in it. Besides, if we be seriously minded on good things in the morning, other vile thoughts shall the more feebly fasten on us all the day after. And again, delay the