_The nature of heavenly contemplation, with the time, place, and
temper fittest for it._
The duty itself recommended to the reader, 244
This duty defined and illustrated, 246
The time fittest for this duty is—stated,—frequent, 248
and seasonable, every day, particularly Lord's 250
days; especially when in a devout temper, or an 251
afflicted state, or in the views of death, 252
The place, fittest for this duty is the most retired, 253
The temper fittest for this duty, is 255
1. When our minds are most clear of the world, ibid
2. And most solemn and serious. 256