Bleffed

Bleffed are thofe, fays the Scripture, who are without blame in the ways of God: Bleffed are thofe who found the defth of his Precepts: Bleffed the Man, who fears God: \Bleffed the Man, who follows mt the Counfel of the wicked: Bleffed, O Lord, are thofe who dwell in thy Houfe: Bleffed is the Man inffruStedhy thee: Bleffed are thofe, wbofe fins are remitted.

Moral Essays: Contain'd in Several Treatises on Many Important Duties 1677

Bleffed be he that cometh in the name i Of God the Lord, and give him honour due.

The Process and Empire of Christ: From His Birth to the End of the Mediatorial Kingdom; a Poem ... Elhanan Winchester 1793

Among the relics, thofe held in the higheft eftimation are, many thorns of the Redeemer's crown; the curious cup in which he drank at his lafl fupper; and a wretched t 240 J wretched picture of the Bleffed Virgin, painted by S. Luke.

A journey through Spain in the years 1786 and 1787 1792

Bleffed with all the advantages of a form of government the moft perfect under heaven; an empire that had been the moft extenfive and glorious, a Sovereign the moft attached to the redlitude and fpirit of the conftitution, the moral duties, public virtue,

A letter from Common Sense, addressed to the King and people Common Sense 1791

I faluted the brave Scotch merchant I mentioned above, with my firft acknowledgment of this; and, taking him by the hand, I faid to him, Bleffed be God, we are once again come among Chriftians t He finiled, and anfwered.

The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner: Of York ... 1790

Bleffed be thy Holy Name, that thou haft appointed this Day, not only for a Reft from our ordinary Labours and Em - ployments, but chiefly for a perpetual Commc -

The great importance of a religious life considered [by W. Melmoth]. To which are added some ... 1787

But can he not apply to htm* fejf his own behediftion — - * Bleffed be thofe glorious fpirits who ftifl ftruggle for the freedom of human reafon, and ill the great rights of human nature!

The Monthly Review 1780

Bleffed be th& meffengers of my God, cried out the father, whether they come with happy or with heavy tidings!

The Fool of Quality Or the History of Henry Earl of Moreland 1777

Bleffed is the man whofe heart hath not condemned him, and who is not fallen from his hope in the Lord.

The sermons of Mr. Yorick 1775

Bleffed is the man, indeed then, as the Author of the book of Ecclefafli - cus expreiTrs it, who is not pricked with the multitude of bis fins. —

The sermons of Mr. Yorick 1775