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so as to render them instrumental to their progress in religious knowledge and all other graces of the Christian character. Whatever difficulties or discouragements in other ways they may have to encounter, may they ever be thankful to a kind Providence, which has protected them from many snares and perils with which others have to contend in the full exercise of that liberty wherewith Christ hath made them free! In 1742, Mr. Benson was a second time married, to Mary, daughter of Mr. William Kettle, of Birmingham; at which place he some time afterwards declined an invitation to settle, as colleague with Mr. Bourn in the pastoral charge of the New Meeting, since served by Priestley, Toulmin, and other eminent men. In 1743 appeared The Reasonableness of Christianity, as delivered in the Scriptures. The more immediate object of this work was to refute a well-known deistical publication which was then recent, entitled Christianity not founded on Argument; the writer of which had