2. To have fear alwayes present, that they might not commit sin.

3. When they go about any thing, to think whether it be good or bad, so

to do it or let it alone.

4. That the sight of God’s creatures, in the morning put them in mind to

give God thanks for them.

5. That when they pray by day, they turn their faces towards the Sun;

and by night towards the Moon.

These are the precepts enjoyned the Lay-men, those of the common

Church-man follow, who are bound to keep, not only these appropriated to

him, but the preceding precepts.

1. To pray after the manner is described in _Zundavestaw_, for God is

best pleased with that form.

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