Contemplations, Moral and Divine

actions advantage afflictions Almighty attain beasts Bishop Burnet bounty children of men Christian comfort commend concerning condition conscience contentedness dangerous death desire discontent Divine Divine Providence doth duty earth elocution embased eminent employ employments endeavored enjoy esteemed everlasting evil excellent exercise external faith Father fear forgive give given glory greater greatest happiness HARVARD COLLEGE hath heart heaven holy honor justice kind knowledge labor learning Lincoln's Inn lives Lord Lord's day mankind ment mercies mind Natural Philosophy NATURAL THEOLOGY nature necessity ness never obedience observe ourselves passion patience person prayer reason redeem render reputation rich rience sensible sickness sins Sir Matthew Hale soul speech suita talents temptations thereof things thou art thou hast thought thy creatures thy Majesty thy Name thy providence tion troubles truth unto Thee virtue wealth wherein wisdom wise words Yale College