DISCOURSES

UPON THE

Lord's Prayer.

PREACH'D before the

HONOURABLE SOCIETY

OF

LINCOLN's-INN

By THOMAS MANGET, LL. D.
Prebendary of Durham, and Chaplain to
the Lord Bishop of London.

Publifh'd by the Special Order of the Bench.

The THIRD EDITION, : :

LONDON:

Printed for WILLIAM and JOHN INNYs at
the Weft End of St. Paul's Church-Yard. 1721.

1. b. 181.

THE

Masters of the Bench

OF THE

Honourable SOCIETY

OF

Lincoln's-Inn,

THESE

DISCOURSES

Being PREACH'D before them, And by their order Publish'd, Are Humbly DEDICATED,

By their moft Obedient Servant,

T. MANGEY.

The PREFACE. ⠀

HE fubject of the following dif
courfes requires very little a-
pology; one reason that indu-

ced me to the choice of it was, that the
Lord's Prayer being of frequent use be-
comes through inadvertency too much a
matter of course; fo that it is too often
faid without fruit, because without feri-
ousness and attention. I therefore hop'd
it would be of some service to Religion
to remind men, both of that hope which
they profefs, and that obedience which
they promife, as often as they use this
Prayer. But I had likewife another
reafon for treating upon this subject;
because it gave me a fit opportunity of
difcourfing upon fome forgotten principles
of Chriflianity, which are fo far from