We ask these things for the redeeming merits of our Lord and Saviour, our heavenly brother, Jesus.

We also pray, Heavenly Father, that thy will may be done on earth as in heaven: for thine are all the kingdoms, glory, and power.

Amen." The writer says he has frequently watched the Ti-Ping women teaching the children this prayer; "and often, on entering a house, the children ran up to me, and pulling me toward the board, began to read the prayer." The seventh day was kept very strictly.

As soon as midnight sounded on Friday, all the people throughout; Ti-Pingdom were summoned to worship.
Two other services were held during the day.

Each opened with a doxology to God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit.