36 The Hiftory of Bets. 
ther poflibly fudfft, nor anfwer the wife 
and kind Intention of Providence in their 
Produdtion. ‘Therefore their focial Temper 
and Difpofition and natural Inftiné, which 
is their Law, have formed them into a 
Body politick, or an admirable Monarchy. 
Nor is it thus with thefe little Animals 
only, but if we traverfe the Creation, from 
the higheft Heaven, to the loweft Deep, 
we may eafily obferve other Beings formed 
into Societies, with fome Sort of Order and 
Government among them: Efpecially the 
moft noble of created Beings, Angels and _ | 
Men. 
In the fupreme Heaven, the Palace of 
the great King, the Temple of the eter- 
nal Deity, and the Place of his conftant and 
moft glorious Refidence, we find an innu- 
merable Company of Angels, ‘and the Spirits 
of juft Men made perfect, ftanding before 
the Throne of God and the Lamb, joining 
in the heavenly Worfhip, faying, Holy, Holy, 
Holy, Lord God Almighty—Thou art worthy, 
O Lord, to receive Glory, and Honour, and 
Power —W orthy zs the Lamb that was flain, 
to receive Power, and Riches, and Wifdom, 
and Strength, Honour, Ghry, and Blefing.” 
Amen, Hallelujah. 
es The Perfection and Glory of the hea- 
« venly tbe! confifts much in the Num- 
6c ber 
% Rey. i lV. 8, II.—=-V. 12, 
