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MIxt-Prayers are a methodicall com∣position, (no casuall con∣fusion) of extempore and Premeditate Prayers put together. Wherein the Standers, still are the same, and the essentiall Parts, (confession of sin, begging of Pardon, cra∣ving grace for the future, thanking God for for∣mer Favours &c.) like the Bones of the Prayer remaine alwayes unalte∣red. Whilst the moveable
petitions (like the flesh & Colour of thy Prayers) are added, abridged, or altered, as Gods Spirit adviseth and enableth us, according to the emer∣gencies of present occasi∣ons.
In the Mid-land-Sea Galleys are found to be most usefull, which part∣ly runne on the Legges of Oares, and partly flye with the Wings of Sailes, whereby they become serviceable both in a wind and in a calme. Such the conveniency of mixt∣prayer, wherein infused and acquired graces meet together, and men part∣ly
move with the brea th•• of the holy Spirit, partly row on by their owne In∣dustry. Such medley pray∣ers are most usefull, as ha∣ving the stedinesse of pre∣meditate, and the activi∣ty of extemporary prayer, joyned together.