A pillar of gratitude. Or, A brief recapitulation, of the matchless favours, with which the God of heaven, hath obliged the hearty praises, of his...

"THere was a people, of whom the God of Heaven said, This people have I formed for my self, they shall shew forth my praise And i there be such a people any where under the Cope of Heaven at this Day, 'tis in the English Nation. But of the En+glish Nation, certainly there is no Colony or Plantation that hath more cause it Shew forth the praise of the Almighty, than that which is now and here Convened What more agreeable or profitable Address, can be made, unto a Great and General Assembly of this Province, than an Invitation to the Praises of our Good God who as He is worthy to be praised, so, Desires to Inhabit our Praises, and reckons Himself Glorified, when we Offer them? The Royal Charter of our King, has made this, A Day of Election, for no small part of our Government: And though the Civil Affairs now to be attended, will not alow this to be, A Day of Thank