HOMELY EXPOSITIONS,

or domestic readings in Scripture for daily use in family worship, with

an easy, sensible, useful sort of commentary; a book calculated

expressly for the understandings, wants, vices, temptations, and

peculiarities of household servants, and quite opposed to the usual

plans of injuriously raising doubts to lay them, of insisting upon

obsolete Judaisms, of strict theological controversy, of enlarging to

satiety on the meaning of passages too obvious to require explanation,

and ingeniously slurring over those which really need it; indeed, of

pursuing the courses generally adopted by the mass of commentators.

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