CONTENTS. PAGE A plain statement of the nature of the Holy Com- munion The benefits it conveys The duty of all persons to receive it A notice of some of the reasons which hinder Some bad persons receive it Directions for devout behaviour in Church before and after receiving the Bread and Wine THE HOLY COMMUNION. PART I. A plain statement of its nature and benefits: with a notice of some of the most common objections to receiving. THE object of this little book is to explain what God has taught us about the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. It is not so much intended for educated persons, who can read larger and better treatises on the same subject, as for simple and unlearned ones; only let all remember that this book is not intended to amuse those who read it, but to instruct them and do them good. I hope, then, that any person who takes it up will, before |