TFIE MONITOR.

THE CHRISTIANS HOPE.
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"Hope is the medicine Of the soul, the cor


dial which anmates and sustains us under
she labours of life, which alevistes the se-
verest Affections, and which sheds an in
creased splendour over the fairest day Of
earthly prosperity. But the best hopes,
which take their rise only from this world,
and whose flight is restricted within the
narrow range Of earthly good are totally in
adequate to allay the fear of death, and to
remove; or in any measure to mitigate, some
OF the heaviest suff'erings. to which we are
mere subjected. There are disappointments,
which this world cannot compensate; losses,
!or which it can afford no substitute; sor-
rows, to which it brings no alleviation.


would not deny the value and excellence
ef the nature, which God has given me, OF
Ne capacity for Improvement and useful
ness, with which he has cndued me, and the
,,nnumerable sources of qualification and de-
,,lsht, to which he offers me access. ac-
knowledge with gratitude the multiplied
earthly blessings, on his part so undeserved,
which he bestows on me. l am enchanted
with the beauty and splendour, and magnif-
Sehce OF the world in which he has placed
'l,, ane, l rejoice in the fertility of the earth


"llch SO abundantly rewards the labours Of
,,aan, and supplies subsistence for the count
cnissss nss', myrlads of its children. contemplate
11la aslisht the diversified forms of animat-