The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review, Vol. 31: For the Year 1859 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review, Vol. 31: For the Year 1859

For the sake of some variety and interchange, the author gives a service for three Sabbaths, perfectly alike as to 'the parts and order, although different of course in form and sub stance. Under each, the first place is assigned to the morning prayer, which in all three cases - and the same indeed may be affirmed of all the prayers here given - is of reasonable length, devout and reverential, and distinguished by that copious use of Scripture phrases, which is characteristic of all genuine Scotch prayers, but which is never so impressive upon paper as when uttered viva voce and ex animo, especially when void, as in the present case, of all extraordinary warmth or unction in the prayers themselves.

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