10. ’Tis true, that no outward materiall glories are perpetuall; and so the _temple_ had its period, and with the _paschall lamb_, all other sacrifices ceased: But in their stead, we have at this day _prayer_, and as _Hoseah_ speaks Cap. 14.2. For bullocks, we render _the calves of our lips_. And three times every day, this is our humble supplication, and request to God, _Fill the whole world, O Lord, with thy blessings; for all creatures are the works of thy hands; as it is written, the Lord is good to all, and his tender mercies are over all his works_ Psal. 145.9. 11. Yea further, we pray for the conversion of the nations, and so we say in these most excellent prayers, upon _Ros a sana_ and the day of attonement, _Our God, and the God of our Fathers, reign thou over the whole world in thy glory; and be thou exalted over all the earth, in thine excellency; cause thy influence to descend upon all the inhabitants of the world, in the glorious majesty of thy strength; and let every creature know that thou hast created him; and let every thing that is formed, understand that thou hast formed it; and let all that have breath in their nostrills say, the Lord God of Israel reigneth, and his kingdome is over all dominions_. And again, _Let all the inhabitants of the earth know, and see, that unto thee every knee shall bow, and every tongue swear; before thee, O Lord our God, let them bow, and prostrate themselves; let them give honour to the honour of thy name, and let them all take upon them the yoak of thy kingdome_, &c. And again, _Put thy fear, O Lord, our God, upon all thy works, and thy dread upon all that thou hast created; let all thy works fear thee, and let all creatures bow down before thee and let them all make themselves one handfull_, (that is, with joynt consent) _to do thy will with a perfect heart_, &c. A most worthy imitation of the wise King _Solomon_, who after he had finished the building of the Temple, in that long prayer _King._ 1.8. was not unmindfull of the Gentiles, but v. 41. he saith, _Moreover, concerning a stranger, that is not of thy people of Israel, but cometh out of a farre country, for thy names sake, for they shall hear of thy great name, and of thy strong hand, and of thy stretched-out arm, when he shall come, and pray towards this house, hear thou in heaven thy dwelling place, and do according to all that the stranger calleth to thee for, that all people of the earth may know thy name, to fear thee, as do the people of Israel, and that they may know that thy name is called upon this house which I have builded_. Where it may be observed, that when the Israelite comes to pray, he saith, 29. _and give every man according to his wayes_; but upon the prayer of a stranger, he saith, _and do according to all that the stranger calleth to thee for_. And this distinction is made to this end, that by the evident, and apparent return, and answer of their prayers, all Gentiles might