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and Exercise

of
HOLY LIVING

and of
HOLYDYING.

Non ;

magna loquimur sed vivimus.

Rule and Exercises

OF

Holy Living

In which are Described
The MEANS and INSTRUMENTS

of obtaining every Vertue, and the Remedies
against every Vice, and Confiderations serving to
the resisting all Temptations.

Together with

PRAYERS
The whole Duty of a Christian.

CONTAINING

And the Parts of Devotion fitted to all Occasions,

and furnished for all Neceflities.

By JER. TAYLOR, D.D. Chaplain
in Ordinary to King Charles the First.

The Nineteenth Edition,

LONDON,
Printed by 7. Heprinst all, for John Meredith, in

Trust for Royston and Elizabeib Meredith :
And are to be sold by S. and 7. Sprint, B. Aylmer, H. Bon-

wicke, W. Rogers, C. Brome, T. Newborough, J. Nicholjul,
T. Chapman, and P. Monckton, Booksellers, M DCC III.

RICHARD Ld Vaughan,

EARL of C ARBERI,

Knight of the Honourable ORDER of the BATH.

My Lord, Have lived to see Religion painted upon Banners, and thrust out of Churches, and the Temple turned

into a Tabernacle, and that Tabernacle made ambulatory, and covered with skins of beasts and torn Curtains, and God to be worshipped not as he is the Father of our Lord Jesus, (an afflicted Prince, the King of Sufferings) nor as the God of Peace (which two appellatives God new ly took upon

him in the New Testament, and glories in for ever :) but he is owned now rather as the Lord of Hosts, which Title he was pleased to lay aside when the Kingdom of the Gospel was preached by the Prince of Peace. But when Religion puts on Armour, and God is

not

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