(from t.p.) I. The catechumen, or, An account given by the young person of his knowledge in religion, before his admission to the Lord's Supper, as a groundwork for his right understanding the sacrament -- 2. An introduction to a plain and safe way to the communion table, with prayers fitted for the communicant, before, at, and after receiving -- 3. The primitive institution, shewing the great benefit and necessity of catechising, to save the souls of particular persons, and heal the present distempers of the church. |