'Mr.Repentance was my father, but good men sometimes have bad children, and the most sincere do sometimes beget great hypocrites.

But, I pray Thee, take not offence at the unqualifiedness of Thy servant.' Take good note of that uncommon expression, 'unqualifiedness,' in Mr.Wet- eyes' confession, all of you who are attending to what is being said.

Lay 'unqualifiedness' to heart.

Learn how to qualify yourselves before you begin to pray.

In his fine comment on the 137th Psalm, Matthew Henry discourses delightfully on what he calls 'deliberate tears.' Look up that raciest of commentators, and see what he there says about the deliberate tears of the captives in Babylon.