Chapter 6CHAP. VI. The third quarter of the duties in the Chriſtian Compaſs.
Chapter 7Chap. VII. The laſt quarter of a Chriſtians practice according to his Compaſs.
Chapter 8CHAP. VIII. The point on which the Chriſtian Compaſs muſt turn, and the box in which it muſt be kept.
Chapter 9CHAP. IX. The third head of Divine Navigation opened, and ſpoke unto, viz. Affectionate Meditation.
Chapter 10CHAP. X. Mixed maritime or Sea-meditations to ſtir up ſpiritual affections.
Chapter 11CHAP. XI. Here are ſome occaſional meditations to ſtir up and to direct in this work.
MeditationOn the Boatſwains whiſtle.
MeditationOn a peece of plank floating on the Sea.
MeditationOn a Seaman which fell aſleep in the ſhrouds, and fell down into the Sea while the Sermon was preaching, &c.
MeditationOn a great diſtraction in the Navy, ſuddenly and ſafely ended on a Sabbath day.
MeditationOn a man thnt ſtanding to ſound with the line, fell over-board and was loſt.
MeditationOn the ſight of many great ſhot made from a Fort to ſome veſſels, and none taking place.
MeditationOn the ſight of one corrected at the capstock for an offence.
MeditationOn the fall of a bed (that was laſhed to the ſhip ſide) in a blowing night.
MeditationOn a boy at the topmaſt head looking out to deſcry land.
MeditationOn an anchor that loſt its hold, and came home, and left the ſhip adrift.
MeditationOn a ſhip that was left by the Mariners upon the Goodwin-ſands in a ſtorm, and fetcht off by ſome seamen…
MeditationOn the parting of a ſhips company at the end of a voyage.
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