HAPPINESS OF THE BLESSED

CONSIDERED AS TO THE

PARTICULARS OF THEIR STATE:

THEIR

RECOGNITION OF EACH OTHER IN THAT STATE;

AND

ITS DIFFERENCE OF DEGREES.

TO WHICH ARE ADDED,

MUSINGS ON THE CHURCH AND HER SERVICES.

BY RICHARD MANT, D. D.

-LORD BISHOP OF DOWN AND CONNOR.

"What thou canst attain, which best may serve

To glorify the Maker, and infer

Thee also happier, shall not be withheld

To ask, nor let thine own invention hope
Things not reveal'd, which the invisible King,
Only omniscient, hath suppress'd in night,
To none communicable in earth and beavers:
Enough is left besides to search or know.

MILTON, Par Loss. vii, 115–125,-

FROM THE SIXTH LONDON EDITION.

NEW-YORK:

STANFORD AND SWORDS,

137, BROADWAY.

1853.