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In this respect, the study of the Puritan and Nonconformist Divines—Such as the “Morning Exercises,” Owen’s and Flavel’s Treatises, Baxter’s Christian Directory, Perkins, Hildershani, Bolton, Greenham, Gurnal—will be invaluable. ‘Pike and Hayward’s Cases of Conscience’ will be interesting to Ministers, who conceive with Philip Henry that, ‘the true learning of a Gospel Minister does not consist in being able to talk Latin fluently, or to dispute in philosophy, but in being able to speak a word in season to weary souls.’ Life, p. 207. Compare a small work—‘Philip on Christian Experience,’ also Walker’s Life, pp. 22-46.