An Index of the Prayers in this Volume; that is, an account of the principal subjects of the Prayers, arranged in the same way as the Index of the Explanations.

[The numbers placed at the end of the lines thus (1) (2) (3) shew the Heads for Prayer under which the subject may be found.]

B

Blindness of heart and contempt of God's word, to be kept

from [3]

C

Charitable judgment of the conduct of others [3]
Chastisements, grace to profit by them [2]

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Christ, grace to perceive his power in the conversion of
sinners around us [1]

to know his willingness as well as power to save
from sin [3]

Church, grace not to be offended at the mixture of profes-
sors in it [2]

that it may be kept in unity of spirit, and in the
bond of peace [2]

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: 124

to be preserved from wishing to separate from that
which professes a pure faith [3]

20

222

222

Conduct so corrected by the Spirit of Christ, that the reality

of the change may be evidenced [3] Confession in the words of the Liturgy [2]

of Christ's power to forgive sins [3]
of utter unworthiness and guilt [4]

Contentment [1] [2]

222

179

Conversation, that it may be so seasoned with Scripture truth, as to be a blessing to others [5]

Conversion of sinners, that it may always lead to renewed thankfulness for our own [3]

Covetousness and inordinate love of riches, to be kept

Doubtful christians, so to act towards them, as may lead them into the true way [2]

E

Earnest desire and faithful prayer for the spiritual welfare of relatives and friends [1]

Error, to be delivered from all that in which we may have been brought up [1]

Evil, grace to return it with good [1]

F

Faith increased in the willingness and power of Christ to help in the time of need [1]

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299

112

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- 272

in Christ, by which to overcome the evil one [1]
in Christ's word, increased and strengthened [1]
that its fruits may be abundantly brought forth in
daily conduct [2]

285 28

- 273

to believe the love of Christ to us individually [1] - 184
to receive all the doctrines and promises of Scripture
as eternal truth [1] [3]

307, 314

179

to receive heavenly things without desiring further signs [1] Forgiveness of sins, to shew it by a thankful obedience [4] 28 Friends, a more earnest spirit of prayer for them [2]

a sense of the great privilege of interceding for
them [2]

G

Garner of heaven, to be gathered into, having endured to

the end [4]

Gentleness of Christ, praise for its exercise [2]
God, so to know him, as truly to desire to follow Christ
wherever he leads [1]

Good desires brought to good effect, by the Spirit of God in the heart [4] ́

222

76

266

hope that God will perfect his work of grace in the
soul [2]

works, to be continually given to them [1] Gospel, a remembrance that by the spirit alone success can

attend it [3]

a serious sense of its importance [1]

its extension to all who are yet without it [1]
praise for being born under its dispensation [2]
thankfulness for it [3]

222

9

Grace to acknowledge God's providential care in sickness or in health [1]

to devote every talent to the service of God [1] VOL. II.

D D

Grace to do all things to the glory of God (3)

to forgive every offence, especially on the part of
relatives (1)

H

Heart set to obey God's commandments (4)

that it may be softened to receive the seed of the
word (1)
Hindrances, to overcome all that would keep us from com-
munion with Christ (1)

Holy Spirit, for this and all the nations of of the world (3)
that he may entirely possess the heart (2)
that his fruits may appear in hatred of sin,

pity for sinners (5)

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113

314

205

and

that his power may reach to every part of the character and conduct (1) .

to bring to good effect the good thoughts of his suggestions (1) .

to subdue every rebellious feeling towards the truth of God (3)

. 205

Humbleness of mind in receiving religious instructions (2) (1)

Humility of heart (2)

28

9

170

70

236

226

125

of spirit to receive God's message by any instru-
ment (2)

Jesus, to be like him in making efforts to save the lost (2) 36 Judgment of scoffers concerning the service of God, to be

kept from (3)

to be kept in continual remembrance of (3) (i)

Knowledge of, and faith in God's grace, confirmed more

Love of Christ, that it may fill the heart, once occupied by
Satan (3)

to Christ as to a brother (1)

M

Mercy, a right understanding of it, as shewn by the death

Mind, that it may not be stupified, or prejudiced against the truth by indulgence in any evil thing (3)

Ministers, grace to receive them as divinely sent (3)

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86

that the grace of God may furnish them for their
work (3)

86

that they may prepare the way of the Lord (1). 133 Ministry as appointed by God, a due sense of its benefit (1) Missionaries and preachers, that the power of God may accompany their labours (1)

230

Missions, an enlarged heart freely to contribute to them (2) 230

Opportunities of instruction, a deep sense of the solemn account which must be given of them (2)

Ordinances, grace diligently to attend upon and improve

by them (4)

tion (4)

Outward forms, to be kept from trusting to them for salva

P

179

20

113

300

Prayer, a faithful, patient, humble frame of mind in it (4) 285 deliverance from formality, and the gift of a lively spirit of faith in it (2) largeness of heart, and believing expectation in it (2) 307 grace to ask only such things as are pleasing to God (4)

to live in it, and so to receive guidance in all

things (2)

R

Religious instructions, grace to profit by (1)
Riches, grace to use them to God's glory (3)

Sabbath, for christian liberty of spirit in its observance (3) 69 grace spiritually to profit by its appointment (2). thankfulness for its institution (1)

Satan, to be kept from his devices, and to overcome his temptations (2).

Scriptures, for a right spirit in reading (4)

grace to receive all that they contain (1) Self-examination, a spirit of diligent faithfulness in duty (2)

Seriousness and attention in hearing the word of God
Shame for sin, but boldness on fit occasions to declare what
God has done for us (3)

Sickness, to be aroused by it, to more concern for the soul
&c. (2)

Simplicity of mind to receive the record given by God of his
Son (1)

Sin, a full understanding of its hatefulness in God's sight (1)
deep and abiding conviction of it, by the Holy Spirit's
teaching (2)

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that it may be made a burthen, and the invitation of
Christ made welcome (4)

Sins, a sure hope and trust that they are forgiven (3)

205

143

28

307

a true conviction of, and sincere sorrow for them (1). 152 Sincerity of spirit, and a readiness to be convinced (3) Sinners, an increased anxiety to save them from destruction (2)

:

Slander, to be preserved from keeping it alive by word, or
in thought (3)
Slothfulness and selfishness, that they may not hinder our
exertions to benefit sinners.

Sound mind always to choose the service of God (3) Soundness of mind in attempting the spiritual benefit of others (3)

Spirit of Christ to draw the heart to Him (3)

of earnest persevering prayer, which may continue to
the end (3)

308

188

158

of love to rejoice in the truth, and to believe what is
in favour of others (3)

of wisdom, to approve the way of God, in permitting evil, and to know Satan as the author of all evil (2) Spiritual advancement in judgment and knowledge to order all our conduct to the glory of God (3) Submission under all appointments of God's Providence (3) 76

Thankfulness for being called to the knowledge of God's love (1)

for spiritual advantages above multitudes of other people (4).

which shall shew itself in acts of love (4) Tongue, so to watch it, that it may never grieve the Holy

285

266

212

Trials, cheerfully to bear any for the sake of Christ (2) .266 grace to see God's hand in, and to profit by them (2) 96