Ver. 25. _Pray for Us._

+I. We greatly need your prayers.+--Our state, like yours, is a state

of probation. We have uncommon wants. We have a strict account to

give.

+II. We request your prayers.+--1. _You can pray._ 2. _God will hear

you._

+III. We may reasonably expect that you will pray for us.+--1. _We

pray for you._ 2. _We are labouring for your advantage._

+IV. We are warranted to expect it from your own

professions.+--1. _You profess a high degree, not only of respect,

but of love to your preachers._ 2. _Some of you can scarcely give us

any other proof of it._

+V. It will be to your advantage to pray for us.+--1. _It will

prepare your minds for hearing us._ 2. _This will make us useful to

you._

+VI. Your prayers will make us more useful to others.+

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