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and action of our lives, whether they be good, or whether they be evil. How watchful then ought we to be never to commit any act which can disgrace ourselves in the eye of our Maker.-,, [[underline]] Hallowed be thy name,, [[/underline]] reminds us to reverence him with an humble heart, and that his name is never to be used in sport or carelessness, but held sacred. ,, [[underline]] Thy Kingdom come,, [[/underline]] expresses a hope of that eternal life, which is promised to all who are virtuous and which we desire to be admitted into when we leave this world.-- ,, [[underline]] Thy will be done on earth as it is in Heaven [[/underline]] ,,--means that as the angels are obedient to him in every thing, so ought we to be, and never presume to doubt his power and authority, or murmur at any of his dispensations,
