Prayer of Thanksgiving.

unto thee that sacrifice as a full satisfaction for them; whereby thou dost incline me humbly to hope for all the benefits of his death and passion. But,

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What thanks, most gracious Gop, can I return unto thy Divine Majesty, for impress­ing a sense of my duty upon my mind; and for that strength and power, whereby thou hast, in some measure, enabled me to per­form it? I will praise and magnify thy great and glorious name, and I will entirely devote myself to thy service, as long as I have any being.

Blessed be thy name for those fresh sup­plies of grace I have received; grant that they may make me run the way of thy commandments with delight and pleasure, that I may never more faint, or droop, or tire in my duty. Blessed be thy name for those comfortable assurances thou hast given me of pardon and forgiveness. Let this thy compassionate goodness be a perpetual obli­gation to love and gratitude: let it put me upon my guard, that I may watch over all my ways, and do always that which is well­pleasing in thy sight.

Blessed be thy name for that peace and quiet thou hast restored to my soul; for those resolutions thou hast wrought in me to persevere in thy service to the end of my days; make them firm, vigorous and con­