Oh! does not God who is said to be love, shed over this attribute of his, its finest illustration! when, while he sits in the highest205heaven, and pours out his fullness on the whole subordinate domain of nature and providence, he bestows a pitying regard on the very humblest of his children, and sends his reviving Spirit into every heart, and cheers by his presence every home, and provides for the wants of every family, and watches every sick-bed, and listens to the complaints of every sufferer; and while, by his wondrous mind, the weight of universal government is borne, oh! is it not more wondrous and more excellent still, that he feels for every sorrow, and has an ear open to every prayer.