To conclude, my _Brethren_ and _Fellow-Subjects_, I must make Profession of that Religion I was baptized, have continued, and shall through the divine Permission die in, which is that of the _Church_ of England, and which I hope will stand and prevail against the Malice, Devices and Assaults of her Enemies, as well those of the _Church of_ Rome, as those equally dangerous, the Followers of _Luther_ and _Calvin_, covered under and concealed in the specious Bugbears of _Popery and arbitrary Power_. This my Faith I have fully set forth in a _Poem_ of two Books, intitled, _The Christian Test_, _or the Coalition of Faith and Reason_; the first of which I have already published, and the latter I have bequeathed to the care of my unfortunate but very dutiful Daughter Mris. _Mary Morgan_, to be published by her, since it has pleased GOD I shall not live to see it. To this _Poem_ I refer, which I hope will obviate all Cavil to the contrary. I freely forgive all my Enemies from the Usurper to Weir and Maddox the infamous Witnesses in support of his Prosecution of me: And I must also, and do from my Heart, forgive my _Lord Chief Justice_, for his _stupid and inveterate Zeal_, in painting _my Loyalty to my King_ with all the Reproaches he had Genius enough to bestow on it, when he passed Sentence on Seventeen at once, and which he did without Precedent because it was without Concern. I beg all I have offended that they will forgive me for _Jesus Christ’s_ Sake, my only Mediator and Advocate, _To whom with the Father and the holy Spirit_, _be all Adoration_, _Praise_, _Glory_, _Dominion and Power for ever_. Amen. DAVID MORGAN. July 30. 1746.