tf)t pilgftm’g $?ogtef0. 6$ Janies. God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Ghoft. Prud. Gsod Boy fill. But how doth God the Father fav* ■'hee ? > Jawcs. By his Grace. Prud. How doth God the Son fave 'thee ? James. By his Illumination, by his Renovation, and by ,iis Prcfrvaticn ^ Then faid Prudence to Chrifiana, You are to be Commended for thus bringing up your Children. I ![ uppofe I need not ask the reft thefe Queftions, llnce 1 he youngeft of them can anfwer them ^ 3 well. I will therefore now apply Jofeph ? ',ny felf to the next youngeft. chifed. rjn Prud. Then fhe laid, Come Jofephy . ■ tor his Name was Jofeph) will you let me, Cate* jjhife you ? t Jofeph With all m.y Heart. Pi ud. What is Man ? ;i Jofeph A reafonable Creature, m^e fo by God, as iy Brother Paid, .Prud. What is fuppofed by this Word, faved ? cof Jofeph. That Man, by Sin, has brought himfelf in- t ► a State of Captivity and Mifery. „e( Prud. What is fuppofed by his being faved by the Tri» py ? Jofeph That Srn is fo great and mighty a Tyrant ‘i., ,,at none can pull us out of its Clutches, but God, that God is fo good and loving to Man, as to pull p^m indeed out of this miferable State, '5 Prud. What is God's Defgn in faving poor Man ? . Jofeph. The Glorifying of his Name, of his Grace, ,{jjjd Juttice, &c. And the everlafting Happinefs of » Creature. i t]|Prud. Who are they that muf be faved ? Jofeph. Thefe that accept of hi$ Salvation. D * Good