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treatment of others; if we forgive injuries done to us, we may also hope to have our offences forgiven; but if we forgive not men their trespasses, neither will our heavenly Father forgive us our trespasses; it is therefore, our duty to pardon and be reconciled to those who may have injured us, and never on any account bear them resentment, or shew them unkindness:-- ,, [[underline]] And lead us ,, not into temptation, but deliver us from ,, evil [[/underline]] from the weakness of our nature, we are so prone to error, that without the assistance of God, we should not be able to resist temptation and here, from a consciousness of our frailty and imperfection, we earnestly solicit his help to keep us from it, and deliver us from every evil thing that may tempt us to transgress any
