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F>V
Elizabeth Regina.
^ I'ARALII'OM. 6.
IT Darnine DeUi ljrad,non ift fimilii lui tieus in ceek i3 iir terra, qui,
ciifiodis pa^um y miJtTi(9rdiam(Umfermstuis,qmamhulantctramU
fS /a/f reriif/as.
^ j4t iht heg't\^'is^ of Morning Prjyer tki Minrjirr
{bailrtsd tvithe hud 'Uiiir Jome iite or more of lAtft
^ntencis of ihr Si*'ipturei ibai follvw. And Then
tt Jhallji^ ihaivihiib htvriiuniflir lUJi'id Uti-
ItftCfl.
:HEN ihe wicked man tumelh
awny from his wkkedncfs that
he hath commillcd, and doeth
that which is lawful and right,
he fhaJifave his foul alive. Ez.rk. xviii. 17.
I acknowledge my trarfgreffions, and my
fin I! ever before me, Pfalm li, 3.
Hide thy face from my fins, and blol
out all mine iniquities. Pfulm li. 9.
Thclacrilicesof Godarea broken fpirit;
a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou
wilt not defpife. Pfalm li. 1 7.
Rend your hesri.and not your garments,
and turn unto the Lord your God : for he
is gracious and merciful, flow 10 angt- r, and
frtit biriti
Df Alrssrii JBit;
igt elrglR,
Sfiin stialUomr < rDD
tttin of iHf 310111 at
iisst. »(. jBinn II.
fTbrrr ahaJUmtiEasiiii
o( Jjtoli. anOa ^rfprn
9lior[ iisi. (lum. iiin
i
flacT ibc mmtin of
3(5 us ndtoitrio ts
jDSipn he DusDdiili
iiWt i||rt> WM U'
grllirr, ma? loiinlt
tDiiliilXin lip III' lio-
voice
laws which he Tel before us,
10.
Lordjcorrefl mc, but with judgement;
not in thine anger, left ihou bring mc lo no-
thing, yer. X. 24. Pfaltn vi, i.
Repent ye; for the Kingdom of Heaven
is at hand. St. Matlb. iji. i.
1 will arifc, and go 10 my father, and
will fay unto him. Father, 1 have finned
againft heaven, and before thee, and am no
more worthy to be called thy fon. Si.
Luke XV. 18, 19.
Enter not into judgement with thy fer-
vant, O Lord ; for in thy fight ftiall no man
living be juftified. PJalm cxliii. j.
If we fay that we have no fin, wc de-
ceive ourfelves, and the truth is not in us:
but, if we confefi our fins, he is faithful and
juft to forgive us our fins, and to clcanfc
UB from alt unrighteoafnefs, I St. John. i.
9.
tlllf ttioil JtlUtsn unlii
inp fjilitt'sliinisc, jno
lo ini Kill. 0cn.iill).
l»|[[sp(itirDr()cTtnit
slidRJf d'OlEnntnttn
niKt, Jm, *[. PtS.IM,
(EARLY beloved brethren, the
Scripture moveth us in fundry
places to acknowledge and con-
fers our manifold fins and wiekednefs; and
that we fhoiild not dilTcmbte nor elokc
them before thc'face of Almighty God our
heavenly Father; but eonfcfs them with
an humble, lowly, penitent, and obedient
heart ; to the end that we may obtain for-
givcncfs of the fame, by his infinite good-
ncfs and mercy. And although we ought
at all limes humbly to acknowledge our fins
before God ; yet ought we mod chiefly fo
to do, when we aflemble and meet together,
to render thanks for the great benehis that
we have received at his hands, to fet forth
hi» mod worthy praife, to hear his mod
holy Word, and lo afk ihofe things which
aie requifite and neceffary, as well for the
body as the foul. Wherefore I pray and
befcech you, as many as arc here prefcnt,
to accompany me with » pure heart, and
humble v>>ice. unto the thtone of the hea-
venly grace, faying after me j
K A gentral Con/ejisn lo he f aid of the luhole
Cwgrcgaihn after ike MiiiiJIer, all ineeling.
rti( 3ffliii( Ht wnrain
stiall llflb U^QII Tfll
IIMIiot, lit. iSrn, IK,
rtlt ingil »m tg mm,
rb( loiD Is nith titct.
Iioti billaiii. JIun.Dl.
itnOtiilbtiiliiionlli,
Itrf a nod Watiltl
ais Bdil f igiD aoEi
10 a [it; ID Smilir,
nimrlr Riiirctn, In
a Dligln lOiJinfrD to
I min Btio^i nainr
mis JOECPtl. Lu, I.
J
tiiinl Ultlt %iilc I9>
to s lUc el 9uti3ti.
inn (iiiiKt inio rftt
LMIGHTY and moft merciful
Faihcr ; We have erreii, and
ftraycd from ihy ways like !o(l
ftieep. We have followed too much the
devices and dcfires of our own hearts. We
hax'c oficndcd againft thy jiol)" laws. We
have left undone thofe ihings which we
ought ti> have done; And wc have done
thofe ihings which we ought not to have
done ; Aad ihcre U no health in us. Bui
rhou. O Lord, have mercy upon us, mifer-
able offenders. Spare thou them, O God,
which confefs their laults. Rellore thou
them ihat are penitent; According to ihy
promifej declared tinio mankind in Chrift
Jefu our Lord. And grant, O moll merciful
Father, for his fake j That we may hereafter
live a godly, righteous, and ibber life. To
the glory of ihy holy Name, Amen.
^ ne Atfelulhit, or Remijioa of fins, te ht pra-
maiteejh'it/ie ('rirfi alaaejianjwg ; iJlepia-
plcj/ill in ft ling.
LMIGHTY God, the Father ol
our Lord Jefus Chrift, who de-
firclh not the death of a finner,
bill raiher ilui he may turn from his wick-
Autt fflQSrs rrruinib lo
Siihtnlii5tal1)rt(nlaSj
.iiiDs4ta,Kc. i(?iDlr,tD.
fHf SDOl »BID mug II 1 1 [I
III' Lein.inD miiMlni
n3l|iiflol[(t,<ti, 1,11. 1,
^i»^
Morning Prayer.
ednefs, and live; and hath given power,
and commandment, lo his Miniftera. to de-
clare ajid pronounce to his people, being
pcniteni, the Abfolmion and Remiffion of
their fins : He pardoneih and abfolveih all
ihem that truly repent, and unfeignedly
believe his holy Gofpel. Wherefore let us
befcech him to grant us true repentance,
and his holy Spirit, that ihofe things may
picafe him, which we do at this prefent ;
and that the reft of our life hereafter may
be pure, and holy ; (o that at the laft wc
may come to his eternal joy ; through Jefus
Chrift our Lord.
^I Thr l^spli Jhall unfairr iiri, aid al rbi end afal!
tiibtf pruytrs, Arncn.
fl Tlita ibt Minijlir Jhall iric/, aid f,iy the LsriTs
Praytr TvilA in audible 'voice ; the pfofjU aljo Itntd-
ing, aajrifealh^ii laiibhim, 6oii iite, and luhen-
foev/r elje it is ujed in Di'vine Str^vice,
UR Father, which art in heaven.
Hallowed be thy Name. Thy
kingdom come. Thy will be
done in earth. As it is in heaven. Give
us thie day our daily bread. And forgive
us oar trefpafTcs, As we forgive thcra that
trcfpals againrt us. And lead us not into
$ut Iti; Glisis off itii;
trn, (or lilt plait rofit"'
onigoD.&c. >!T!ioD.III.
aican'aratibrlngiiulln
ttl( tibcitiKlE Cll hlDS
Gom, &<. flam, iBll.
tffiltni ih!tiii'5
ncrr nrFouiiillsti'i
lasxs lirouglil (orih
Qef tirsl tegDIfn
son. anO locaiiKt
Dim tn stelOllliiiB
aMts.sriBMt 111 III
(n mingiL^c.
oarntrr IB Itlr ting
Df ilii 3t<as itiat IS
Men, fet Djc halic
arm its sue in t(i
SfaBi.flntiKffonitHi
wi)[Gbipliint.j:siii[R
iBrrDDtliiEdigljiiitp
TSrst. »r. ffnt. II.
lempuiioni But deliver us from evi.
For thine Is the kingdom. The power, and
the glory. For ever and ever. Amen,
^[ Tien likervifi hi fiiall Jay,
O Lord, open thou our lips.
Anjtaer. And our mouth ihall fhcw forth
thy praife,
Pfieft. O God, make fpeed to fave us.
Anfwer, O Lord, mate hafte to help us.
^T M(/^ allftanding up, tbi Prirjl p/el! Jay,
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son :
and 10 the Holy Ghoftj
Anfw(r. As it was in the beginning, is
now, and ever (hail be : world without end.
Amen.
Pricft. Praife ye the Lord.
jia/tair. The Lord's Name be praifed.
^ ftin Pall hi Ja}d or Jurtg iMi Pfulm filtiraii'ig :
exiffrr on Eiik'f-Day, upon iviticL utcib/r jimhem
is jppoinitd ; jird sn tbr Nintleenib day zf t^ery
Monib it ;j ttol to he rtad berrj hut in the trdinatv
Courjc oflbe PJitlmi.
fcnite, exuhtmui Domino, prilm »<>.
COME let us linganto the Lord:
letusheartilyrcjoicein thcftrcngrh
of our Iilvalion.
Sfnifi Sim 10 BiiDiO,
ffiolKtPtKniiiiitEialiini,
inn.bt. KSin, 111.
rji[ Qtirin at Sttiii
tnngs iifisw SfrusO'
Km to, St. I Kings r.
Morning Prayer.
Let us come before his prcfencc with
thankrgiwing : and ihew ourfelvcs glad in
him with Plalms.
For the Lord is a gicat God : and a
great King above all gods.
In his hand are a!! ilie corners of the
earih : and the Ibengih of the hiils is hts
alfo.
The fea is his, and he made it ; and his
hands prepared the dry land.
O conie, let us worftiip, and fall down :
and kneel before ihe LiOrd our Maker,
For he is the Jyird our God : and we
are the people of his pallure, and the (heep
of his hand.
To day if ye will hear his voice, harden
not your hearis : as in ihe provocation, and
as in the day of temptation in the wilder-
ncfa;
When your fathers tempted me : proved
me, and faw my works.
Forty years long was I grieved with this
generation, and laid : It is a people that do
err in their hearts, for they have not known
my ways,
Uniowhom Ifware in my wrath : tiiat
[hey Ihould not enter into my reft.
BrtDIO. IhD DtDlbcr ■(;■
saa IS cDintoiirO 1-
salnflliStf. Pfn, tiBH.
Odnta: nihoLifljDr 1101
3r(st. ant Igtt tt(
foung itillS ant his
nolticr and tlic tiKo
urmi, ODD bi tboa
lliftt unHl i trlng
Ihci IDoiD. tDi IDirot
UUISdltliicllIIIiiii
lirBUii;tilin.^Siit.ll.
HisIibji iDni ma'
gts. sn no<D iDn
no ting, Liiciubc mt
ttatni not lt( loin.
n|«. »(. Mam.
Morning Prayer.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son :
and to the Holy Ghoftj
As it was in the beginning, is now, and
ever fliall be : world without end. Amen.
^ Th/n Jhall fvllo'ni tbt Pfulmi in ord/r ai tbty art
apj^'mtfA. ^nd at ibi tnit oftifcry Pfilm l/truu^h'
out c/if Ytaff unJ Itkeiifij't af tbt /net Jf Bcncdicite,
B(nEili<iui, Mjgnifical, anJ NunE Utail^i, Jbatl
Giory be to the Father, and to the Son;
and to the Holy Ghofi ;
Asfwir. As it was in the beginning, ii
now, and ever (hall be : world without end.
Amen.
^ ThiH thai! he rtaJ d'Jtin^ly iv'fi •in audible imke
tilt FirJI Lejp", r-iken out of the Old Tiflamenr^ tu
ii Jppotuffj in the CtilmJar^ tieflbt ihtre 6i frQper
h/jjiim affl^ntd for thai day I Ht ihill rtadelb Ji
panding and turning bimjejf\ as be may brfl he hear J
if all fuck m art frejeiti. And after lbat,pallht
faii srjang, rn EnKliih, Ibi Hymn tailed Tc Dcum
Ljudamus, dWi/y ibrougbout ibe Year.
^ Note, Thai htfort tvtr} Ltjjim the Minifitr ^il
Jay, Here bcglnncth Itjch a ChipWr, or V^tit of
fuch d Ch:iprcr,4f ttich 4 Boiik: And afttr tvcry
Lijhn, Here endclb the FirA, tr the Setiond Lef-
fon.
ftiats tssi itii talilrs
Oul 01 hll AdllD« tM
bull ibnn.Vtio. mil.
rli( titiuisiiiics 5 no
riigan fiillTn Bamn be
fDinhr, Vi. ijJflTn b
Evening Prayer.
^ Tttn a Le^kt ofiAe Nr%i> Te^jmenl, m it U np-
ptintfd. And after thai Nunc ^limiltts {it tbt
Song o/^Symcon) rw Engt'jhi m folltnvelbt
NuBt dimiiiis. Si. Luke ii. 19.
j^ ORD, now leiieft ihou thy rcrvani
depart in peace : accord iog co thy
^ word.
Fcr mine eyes have fcen : thy falvation,
Wiiich ihou haft prepared ; before the
face ot all people ;
To be a light to lighten the Gentiles ;
and 10 be the glory of thy people Iftael.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son ;
and 10 the Holy Ghoft ;
As it was in the beginning, is now, and
ever (hall he : world without end. Ameii.
^[ Or ilji tbh Pfalm j miM it htm til Twtl/lb
i>aj afiti Msirii.
Deas mifireatur. Pfalm \xiX\.
OD be mercifiil unto us, and blcfs
us : and (hew us the light of his
^ countenance, and be merciful un-
That thy way may be known upon earth ;
ihy faviiig health among all nations.
atraHiim tBDtitc moaB
(t lilt duTni oarrlna.
onli [1(11. il:(.@rn.irl(.
Br^ilD Clii blDolii niE
Ihm Haiti (t"ig alicts.
anD, K[. leinssilll.
JtnD Jesus b^cr nia
ctDas.tiit rjmc Ma
cluci n.uniD ifiDl-
goiti:, tolirir ihig
rTDrlGrmilTiiaiieilDa
01(1(1 mull l<iin. oil rl-
i)Kt siHf our, and
J(aiis,Ac.3oliiiili,
lltf [|tFbilb(JlllllllS
mslliii mn no nut
llirllilllnlCSEKl.fin
lllif ji[ CuD mlilrb
souqIiI i|i( ci^S
((lliOs.ii. 1B41 U.
Morning Prayer.
When thou lookeft upon ihec to deliver
man : thou didft not abhar the Virgin's
worab.
When thou hadfl overcome the Iharp-
nefs of death : thou didft open the Kingdom
of Heaven to all believers.
Thou fittcft At the right hand of God :
in ihe Glory of ihe Father.
We believe that thou ilialc come : to be
our Judge.
We therefore pray thee, help thy fer-
vanis t whom thou haft redeemed with thy
precious blood.
Make iliem to be nuttibercd with thy
Sainii ; in glory everlaliing.
O Lord, five thy people : and blcfs thine
heritage.
Govern them : and lift them up forever.
Day by day ; we magnify thee ;
And we worfliip thy Name : ever world
without end.
Vouchfatc, O Lord : to keep lu this day
without fin.
O Lord, have mercy upon ua : have
tnerey upon us.
O Lori), let thy mercy lighten upon us ;
as our truft is in thee.
i!*ii!i6MHlMIi1(iih,iS!I
IftKHuiiH iltistnuniff.
iJioO, !.-(. Stn, 11)1.
DuuiDiislKtiiiiuiiarluf
ill(i.D[«,si[iins f ])all
t go UD,\'E. Il£iini. II.
1
ALL ye Works of the Lord, blefs
ycthe Lord :priufehim,and mag-
nify him for ever.
O yc Angels of the Lord, blefs yc ihe
Lord ipraifc him, and rnagnify him forever.
O yc Heavens, btefs ye the Lord : praifc
him, and magnify him for ever.
O ye Waters that be above the Firma-
ment, blefs ye the Lord : praife hira, and
magnify him for ever.
O all ye Powers of the Lord, blefs ye the
Lord : praife him, and magnify him for ever.
OycSun, and Moon, blefs ye the Lord :
pmife him, and magnify him for ever.
O ye Star} of Heaven, blefs ye the Lord :
praife him, and magnify him forever.
O ye Showers, and Dew. blefs ye the
Lord : praife him.and magnjiy him for ever.
O ye Winds of God, blefs ye the Lord ;
praife him, and magnify him for ever.
O ye Fire, and Heat, blefs yc the Lord :
praife him, and magnify him for ever.
Ittl ul> mil TDh and
CICrlDt, Sc.CiigD.II*.
riirtriiigianalitiniQ
mm OKI [lusiFi df
SliptSr tie- ilLtllE Jill.
inliJltsus.iDlicn l)(
itis tagiiicit. lami
sliiisli tat or inr
ttiifi. and Ii, lit
tcaidis nrTc ogidt.
ta iinfo tilin, anD
SDtn Sim itic 9 pint
miBia.lce.llHKM-
IT tie l(iD«iri rant n
eiltlst, 5ipinHT I(
timi Or iKf fun of
iBili. iDininiiiiD Itat
l(irs[Bri)n(5 Mmalii
Driad, llur Ui on-
snmns 5110, II IS
nnntn.i:! inaun.
O ye Winicr, and Summer, bids ye ihe
Lord : praifc him, and magnify him forever.
O ye Dews, and Frofts, Lilcfs ye the
Lord : praifehim.and magnify him forever.
O ye Froft, and Cold, blcls ye the Lord :
praife him, and magnify him for ever.
O yc Ice, and Snow, bicfs ye the Lord :
praife him, and magnify liim for ever.
O ye Nighls, and Days, bjefs ye ihe
Lord : praife him, and magnify htm for ever.
O ye Light, and Dartnefs, blefs ye the
I.ord ; praife him, and magnify him for ever.
O ye Lightnings, and Clouds, blefs ye
ihe Lord : praife him, and magnify him lor
ever.
O let the Earth blefs the Lord : yea, Ici
it praiii; him, and magnify him for ever.
O ye Mountains, and Hills, blefs ye the
Lord : praife him,andmagniiy him for ever.
O all ye Green Things upon the Earth,
blefs yc the Lord : praifc him, and magnify
him fiir ever.
O yc Wells, blefa yc the Lord : praife
him, and magnily him for ever.
O ye Seas, and Floods, bid's yc the Lord :
praife him, and magnify him for ever.
O ye Whales, and all that move in the
e?Eau sellfft Ills binti-
ilgtit Ura incss otpm-
logc, Kt, Cie, in.
CI) I mn^nait Erring rnr
itrnotir pifisjnr, loot
at ifif trun. Ofn ill.
Waters, blefa yc ilie Lord : praifc him, and
magnify him for ever,
O all ye Fowls of the Air, blefs ye ihc
Lord : praifc bim.and magnily him forever.
O all ye Beafls. and Cattle, blefs yc the
Lord: praifehim.and magnify him for ever.
O ye Children of Men, bicfs ye the Lord:
praifc him, and magnify him for ever.
O let Ifrael blefs the Lord : praifc him,
and magnify him for ever.
O yc Priefts of the Lord, blefs ye the
Lord ipraifehim.and magnify him forever.
O yc Servants of the Lord, blefs ye the
Lord : prsife him, and magnify him forever.
O yc Spirits and Souls of the Righteous,
blef) ye the Lord : praifc him, and magnily
him for ever.
O ye holy and humble Men of heart,
bicfs yc the Lord : praife him, and magnify
him for ever.
O Ananias, Azarias, and Mifael, blefs
ye the Lord : praifc him, and magnify him
for ever.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son ;
»nd to the Holy Ghofti
A] it was in the beginning, is novir,and
ever Ihall be ; world without end. Amen.
3 tirWtt ttina loq^ til-
Eiism iiitlll [iriiB,
lll(Ctl.£(, 311IJII t.
3rIi lnl|i(<o«iililuilcIi
o[il)(itlOtii..lrsusmcnt
unlo.&E. jBai, ilD.
Krlnllt. * mauiin 1
UTanainiti iiinr oil
of ttir arit ci<i9ls.
ani [tun. aai'ng
unto.ltr. jBol.iti.
anD nnogt iDr Sot
liiiics inn II riBltrB,
snlioemiitiDiii-
(tniNlMtBBrD.int
troKt inti tut tti'
luDcs.Ar.filni cm.
1 Thtnjbtili bt ttad m lih mannrr Ihe Src^nii LlJJ't^it
talufi oaf "f fl^ Nnv Ttjiamtnt, And afitr fbttr,
ihe Hymn foiliKjvip^ i m^'p^ icbrn Ibatjhal! happtft
To /te rtsd m 'ke Chtipur fir thr Day, vr for tig
Caf/iil <J« Si, John Bjptift'! Djy.
Bmeiliaus. Si. Luke i. 68,
LESSED be ihE Lnrd God of If-
rael ; for he halh viiited, and re-
deemed his people ;
And hath raifed up a mighty falvatlon
for us : in the houfe of his fei'vant David ;
As he fpake by the mouth of his hoi)'
Prophets : which have been fince the world
bcgJii !
That we fliould be faved from our ene-
mies ; and from ihc hands of all that haic
us;
To perform the mercy promifed to our
forefathers : and to remember his holy
Covenant ;
To perform the oath which he fware
to our forei'jther Abraham : that he would
give usi
That wc being delivered out of the hand
of our enemies : might fcrvc hira without
fear ;
incihDiisniitbiitttrjuii.
in mm iiisi <ni smt
linni, sc. Jctn t>li>.
jliBiiG siring lliili
tAiili.Mia luitisirli of
Morning Prayer.
In holiners and righteoufnefs before him :
all ihc days of our life.
And thou, ChiM, flialc be called the
Prophei of ihe Higheft ; for iliou (hall go
before the 6ee of ihc Lord to prepare his
ways;
To give tnowledge of falvation unto his
people ; for the remiffion of iheir liiis.
Through the tender mercy of our God ;
whereby the day-fpring from on high hath
viftied us I
To give light to them that fit In darfc-
nefs, and in the (hadow of death : and to
guide our feet into the way of peace.
Glory be to the Father, and to the San ;
and iQ the Holy Ghoft ;
As it was in the beginning, U now, and
ever fliall be : world without end. Amen,
IT Or Ibh PJnlm,
Jubilatt Deo. Pfjim c.
BE joyful in the Lord, all ye lands ;
feivc the LorJ with gladnefs, and
come before his prefence with a
K!ftr(a< [inn miiij i
lauDeglrt. ■.aiiius,
coaif (ottt Ptitn it
inai lD35 Krob caint
(otMl. hoijnn liinlj
ma fopiiuiitihiuins,
ond hfa ts([ bns
Morning Prayer.
tti(i<aslntpiif .islfii
Itrii jpFT.tciB unto
incui.iit, jaat. imi.
Idvei ; we ace his people, and the (heep ol
hiE paliurc.
Ogojiour way iniD his gatet with thaiikf-
giving, and into his courts with praifc : be
thankful unto him, and (peak good of his
Name.
Par the Lord is gracious, hit mercy is
everlafling : and his truth endureih from
generation to generiiton.
Gloiy be to tlie Father, and to the Son :
and to the Holy Ghoft ;
As it was in the beginning, is noiv, and
ever (hall be : world without end. Amen.
H TtiK jhall bifuHi ar faU Ikt jifojiln- Crtid hy ihi
MlHJi'. r and ihe ptvple,Jiafiding : except vnly Jucb
Jdyi ai (it Crtti y~Si. Athjnjfiui h af^iiinisd /«
be imd.
BELIEVE in God the Father
Almighty, Mater of heaven and
earth ;
And in Jefus Chrjll his only Son ovir
Lord, Who was conceived by the Holy
Ghofl, Born of the Virgin Mary, Siiflircd
under Pontius Pilate, Was crucified, dead,
and buried. He defcended into hell i The
thiri! day he role again from the dead, Ht
afcended into heaven. And fineth on the
right hand of God the Falhtr Almighty;
Ftam ihence he (hall come to judge the
ijuick and the dead.
I believe in the Holy Ghoft; The holy
Calholick Church; The Communion of
Saints; The Forgivenefs of fins ; The Re-
furrcftior of the bodv. And the life ever-
lafting. Amen.
T jifid afitf tbar, rbefi Pi\iy/rs f^tls^vi^gy ^11 ile-
vtutiy ktfti'iHgi tbeM'ii*jftr firji freni/uHiirtgwlh
s hud •voittf
The Lord he wilh yoo.
Anjwfr. And with thy rpiric.
Mimjier. Let m pray.
Lord, have mercy upon us.
Chrijl. havr merty upon us.
Lord, have mercy upon as.
% nn ibt MiniJIi', C/crh. a-i/ fiep/t,fia/!fay rii
Lorii'i Pravtr ivirb a toaai'sitt.
?^^>^UR Father, which art in heaven,
i^]\ Hallowed be thy Name. Thy
t^^^. kingdom come. Thy will bedone
in eaclii, A& it is in heaven. Give us this
day our daily bread. And forgive iin our
trcfpaflcs. As ive forgive them ihnl trefpafs
^^g^
"t^
.-.^^lJI
^ jjti\
w
m
"h^
g
f^r
'ti
-1^
f^
3tsvt ilM, IRonD
SI1I9 arc torgitrn
[irr, tir sfi Id DID
nitiA. ITo ntnm it
iiirir (e rocsiDrn, ti(
Van Ml a null.
Hat ([ saiD UHto
nil, it. LuX Ell-
laitriiCttiguiRii
MIC M"«3i'im Dt
bcbtn it( dig DRV
Btgl 101 ll.ciping:
niiuUti at ilii liasi
In rll(3 ItV Oip ISost
Hi(n03, *!■. lu, lii.
againll us. And lead u« noi into temp-
Ution; Bui deliver us from evil. AmcD,
H Ttin itt PrirfifianJhg ufjhallfay,
O Lord, (hew ihy mercy upon us.
Anjtver. And grant us thy I'alvation.
Prkft. O Lord, fave tlic Queen.
Anftotr. And mercifully hear us when
we call upon thee.
Prkft. Endue thy minifters with righie*
oufnels.
Anfmer. And make thy chofen people
joyful.
Prkft. O Lord, fave thy people,
Anfwer. And blefs thine inherirance.
Prkft. Give peace in our time, O Lord.
Anjioer. Becaufe there is none other tli.n
fightetii for us, but only thou, O God.
Pricft, O God, make clean our hearts
iviihin U9.
Anjxotr. And take not thy hoJy Spirit
fj'om us.
f Win _*j// yy/™> Ihnt Cal/rai; tit frfl of lii
Day, -wbcb jball bi Itlfumc ibal n apfeimrd m
Ihe Cumninnm*! i 'hf fcebrtJ Jar PeaCf i lh< ibird J',r
Graet to live VfttL And the rico UJt Colit^yjhaii
never alter, but daily he f"id al Mfrftiig frayer
t/irsughmtl all the year, ai foltvwfib i 'ill kr.erlsug.
eftfio a hall balii vlt;
silcm. »i, Sitrin.in,
iiriiclc ttiatson iiiinio
inunlainiiuoilDTi.lti'ii
Morning Prayer.
Theficend Colka.for Peaii.
GOD, who art ihc author of peace
and loverofconcordiin knowledge
of whom (Undeth our eternal life,
svhole fervice is pcrfeil freedom; Defend
us thy hiimble ferifanis in all aflaolts of cur
enemies; that we, furcly irufting in thy
Jefence, may not fear the power of any
adverfaries, ihrough ihe might of Jefus
Chrift oor Lord. Atnen.
The third Co/lfH.for Grace.
LORD, our heavenly Father, Al-
mighty and cverlaftingGod, who
halh iafely brought ua to the be-
ginning of this day 1 Defend ua in the fame
with thy mighty power; and grant thai
this day we fill into no fin, neither run
into any kind of danger ; but that all our
doings may be ordered by thy governance,
lodo always that is righteous in thy fight;
through Jefus Chrift our Lord. Amen.
% In Sljittts c«i PliKnieitri ltiiy^iig,icri
J'oUo'nKlt ihc Amhtm.
t\ Tim ibift fvi Frsym fiUoiiiiig art to be rcaA
htrSf except vfhtn the Litany it rfad ,' and ihm tnl<t
the tvjo liijt tire To be realty as ibty ore there place j-
(Tfii momEn sing bu
toursc In ibttc p[aii,
jri}tcI)![btrnof ^lli iro
phfisuratio m«t(Gl(
alm.ftf. II SlnQ3 u.
iHtJt'EtnliliioloJi-
sviciti rticiT gar-
Unnlain ifif maii.i).
lb" nil tm Hill brin-
ilirsDlf indrirssnb
EitJlDiti tlinn la lUi
biog. fitiii II.
Mm
5^j^-^^^^5s^-^::^lw?p-'^^^'^5^^^
J|e5ii5 birnr tnto rfji
coat our ilitui tliii
sotii nnD hgiigfif.
BorintuntD iVrin.Ii
Is Uiuicn, jsini
BousrisiliFliiusriir
piapic, Kc. I.U. Id.
ji Pr/r/fr/er ibe ^ftn's M^jffty.
LORD our heavenly Father, high
and mighty, King of kitigs. Lord
of lords, the only Ruier of princes,
who doll from thy throne behold all the
dwellers upon earth; MoH heartily wc
befecch thee with thy favour to behold out
moli gracious Sovereign Lady, Queen VIC-
TORIA ; and fo replenilh her with the
griceofthy Holy Spirit, that ftiemjyalway
incline lo thy will, and walk in thy way:
Endue her plcntcoully with heavenly gifts ;
grant her in hc»Ith and wealth long to live ;
llrengthcn her that Ihe may vanquilh and
overcome all her enemies; and finally, after
this life, fhe may attain everlafling joy and
felicity; through jcfus Chrill our Lord.
Amen.
A Prsfir for the Rajsl Family.
LMIGHTY God. the founiain of
all goodncfs, we humbly bcfeech
thee lobtefs Albert EdwardVtinze
of ff'i'hi, the Princefs of Wsla, and all
the Royal Family : Endue them with thy
holy Spirit ; enrich them \vith thy heavenly
[9 tttis tiousi btcmni i
hill ol IDI'OO, miKi'
iilinif, &t. JrcdR. nil.
fNInt [)iiu«i sllill l>i
for all. «;[, fsal^l) Ini
Morning Prayer.
§race; profper them with all happinefs;and
bring them to ihine eveHalling kingdom;
through Jefui Chrill our Lord. Amen,
A Prajir far cht Citrgy and People.
LMIGHTV and everlaftirg God,
who alone workdl great marvels;
Send down upon our Blihops,
and Curates, and all Congregations com-
mitted to their charge, the healthful Spirit
'jf thy grace; and that they may truly
pleafe thee, pour upon them the continual
dew of thy blclling. Gran: this, O Lord,
for the honour of our Advocate and Medi-
itor, Jcfus Chrift. Amen.
A Prayer of St. Chryfoftom.
LMIGHTV God, who haft given
us grace at this time with one
accord to make our common fup-
piications unto ihee; and doll promife, that
when two or three are gathered together
in thy Name thou will grant iheirrequcfts:
Fulfil now, O Lord, thedefires and peti-
tions of thy fervants, as may be moll expe-
dient for them ; granting us in this world
Ultiin ji5fii6B litf-
ilirm 5.110 lilmtfjli od.
iijrn, &r. Sen. innii.
3bBiliimtDB[ up ratln,
iiiO slotir liJirlr tu i^E
)rtp( rWff ptirais
mn Itr SEIIbrs Inn
Illi ((trrvs Hi thcpra-
plr (Dii-iuLiiti llOD
SBS bt> aiitli[lp mil
III! Dim. ^iK Iti'V
BiliD, .ir. fill. II HI.
Morning Prayer.
(rnieauiiotniEDiiniii
bun ilili'if pIKca oC
slIDii.inblcnuitbJi
knowledge of thy truih, and in the world
[o come life cverlafting, Amtn.
1 Cor. iiil.
HE grace of our Lord Jefus Chrift,
and ihe love of God, and ihe fci-
lowfliip of the Holy Gholl, be
withus all evermore, jimfa.
]
The Order for
Evening Prayer,
Daily tbnughsut tht- Year.
If At the he^nitiHg tif Eiftiig Prayer tht M^nifJtt
jh^ti rejit 'WJfh s loud ifticc (u«ie one or more iff ll'tjt
Stntetirts if the Scriprurrl Ibat Jotlptv. jind thin
bi /hall fay Ibat wlaib iivirillinaflir ihr Jatil Sin-
;HEN the wicked man lurneth
away from his wickediicis thai
he hath commiitcd, and docth
that which is [awful and right,
hefiial! fave his foul alive. £zt-i. xviii. zy.
I acknowledge my tranrgreirions, and my
(in is ever before me. Pfulm li. 3.
Hide thy face from my fins, and blot
out all mine iniquities. PJalm li. 9.
The faerilicesof Godarea broken fpirit :
a broken and a conltlte heart, O God, thou
will not defpife. Pj'.ilm li. 17.
Rend your heart, anditgt your garments,
and turn unto the Lord your God : tor he
\i gracious and merciful, flow to anger, and
'^
(BrlElilsrlirEl) titmiglit
inD.ikr. Sin.im.
fB<«ra silt 11 1^1 vi-
(li Dl Isr.id : Kills is
i»al,itr. CmBusilil.
^
Ji«us m Ills list
BiiPdEc as line Dill
(SI, toot hiiig, snli
until III Citi glli'D
ll]aiill9, ntiKr 'I,
oiiii aaUEM IHf ms-
rli Its, sailing, {TolK
(HI, lit, ttKl.ulll.
I
iMIitii Ibc DlDs
Km iuamtUiliili
Bti frsj tranlirn
flon. artn tnrippfff
ttin (n sUuDnilng
clgrDra. 311I lil«l)lin
n J raatiirt, Jit.
The Litan)'.
That it may plafe ihee ca rule her heart
in thy faith, fear, and love, and that (he
may evermore have afSance in thee, and
ever feek ihy honour and glory ;
We bejeeck thee is hear us, good Lord.
That it may pleafe ihee to be her de-
fender and keeper, giving her the viflory
over all her enemies ;
Pf^e befeech tbee H bear tts,giiid Lird^
That it may pleafe iliee to blefs and pre-
fervc Albert Edtaurd Pr'tnci: of tf tiles, the
Priticefsof Wj/^j, and all the Royal Family J
Ife bifeech tbee to hear us, good Lord.
That it may pleafe thee to illuminate all
Biihops, Priefts, and Deacons, with true
knowledgeandunderilandingof ihy Word;
and that both by their preaching and living
they may ici it forth, and fliew it accord-
ingly ;
IVe befitch lite to hear ei, good Lord.
That it may pleafe thee to endiM the
Lords of the Council, and all the Nobility,
with grace, wifiJom, and underllandingi
We bejeech ihei to hear us, good Lord.
That it may pleafe thee 10 blefs and keep
the Magiftrales, giving them gract to exe-
cute jullicc, and 10 maintain truth;
m
The Litany.
ff'e bejmb ihic la hear us, goad Lord.
Thai ii may pleafc thee lo blefs and keep
all thy people :
We hifdcb thee te hear us, gasd Lord.
That it may pleafe thee to give to all
naiiant unity, peace, and concord ;
ff'e bejaib tbie ta bear ui, gied LerJ.
That it may pleafe thee to give lis an heart
[0 love and. dread thee, and diligently to
live after thy commandinents;
H'e befsesb thee to hear us, good Lord.
That ii may pleafe thee to give to all ihy
people incteafe of grace to hear meekly thy
Word, aniJ lo receive it wiih pure aftctllon,
and to bring forth the fruits of the Spirit;
We befceih thcc lo blur us, good Lord.
That it may pleafe thee lo bring into the
way of truth all fuch as have erred, and are
deceived t
If'e bifeeeh thee la hear us, goad Lord.
That it may pleafe ihee to llrengihen
fuch as do lland ; and to comfort and help
ihc weaJi-hearicd ; and to raife up them
that fall; and hnally to beat dovi/n Satan
under our feet;
We iefiech ihee lo hear us, good Lord.
That it may pleafe thee to fuccour, help.
3linir sollt to Qabin,
jBalir [ODrmni milt itir,
anD,&c. llSain. III.
rii( jurcn of SOita
liiinga gitmo Jtiuad
lEDi 10. iii. I Kings i.
mam IS ihi ling
Dt tl|( .1ttt5 Ktil IS
bDin, iDr IDE liunr
Bt(ii lie Sim In Ibr
IfFosl.iliia.ltctamiul
ltiorsJililiiin.<£;lMii
iQEToDinrliiiiiiliriirli
ijisr, it. iflm, II.
Sriat. onti inUf ttit
goling (OIIB auli tts
mnliri inD Ric imo
iticK unltl [ tTlltl
DIlISKllJiclhllDliI
DfeiTDgniin. nii.ti.
The Litany.
and comlort, all lh»t arc in danger, ncccf-
Tiij-, and tribulation;
fFe hefiteh tbe( to bear us, geed Lard.
That ii may plcafe ihee to prcfervc all
[hat travel by land or by waiet, all women
labouring of child, all Tick perfons, and
young children ; and to (hew thy pity upon
all prifoners and captives ;
H'e iefcecb thee ta he<ir us, gnd herd.
Thai it may pteafc ihee to defend, and
provide tnr, the ^iherlel's children, ant!
widows, and all thai are defolate and op- '
prefled ;
H'f. befeecb the/ to hear us, good Lord.
That it may pleafe ihcc to have mercy
upon all men j
We bcjuth ihei is bear Ui, good Lard.
That it may pleafc thee to forgive our
enemies, perfecuiors, and (landerers, and to
turn (heir hearts ;
We bejiech thee ta bear uj, good Lord.
That if may pleafe thee to give and pre-
fervc to our ufe (he kindly fruits of the
earih, foas in due time we may enjoy them;
ffV brjiieb ihee to hear as, gmi Lord.
That it may pleafe thee to give na true
repentance ; to forgive us all our fins, ncg-
5di] Is rotntarlfll a--
11II1S1 rftti, tScn. 1IDII,
DjOlft; KUioiisininol
tlmarlt, Sc I 5am.iu
The Litany.
ftgences, and Ignorances j and lo endue iis ■
wilh thegraceoflhyHoi)' Spirit to amend
our lives according lo thy holy Word ;
U't bcfitch tbee to hear us, gaud Lord.
Son of God: wc befeech thee to liear us.
Son of God: tve befeech ibee to hear ui.
O Lamb of God: that takcll away the
(ins of (he world ;
Grant us thy peace. *
O Lamb of God : that titell away ihe
fins of the world;
Hare mern iipiin us.
X) Chrill, hear us.
O Chrift, hear us.
Lord, have mercj' upon us.
Lord, have mercy upon us.
Chtirt. have mercy upon us.
CbriJI, h4ivc mercy upon us.
I^rd, have mercy upon us.
L«rJ, have mercy upon us.
fl TAmpalt ihl Prkf, jnd Im fmpli iiAth I'm, JJj
the Lord't Proyir.
UR Father, which art in heaven.
Hallowed be thy Name. Thy
kingdom come. Thy will be done
in earth. As it is in heaven. Give us this
mil of tis tianDs ana
tT3Uril)tin. >!FiD.riil[.
Sogon Mlirn Dolnn bt-
iiii stiiii birin tmnin
(KStrop indr Iini-
gts. J«[ ngiD <nis
Slllll SOD.I^tElllDl
no imi. triaiiBc Dt
tdiio nmtlir lUtt,
tutiiit, &!. itiestil.
jllirDii raii9(D lU
malt cniltrrii lo tir
EUin iliit miic in
SirlilrKriiT, nnMn
all ilir cqhsis nm-
at rcflin lino IP"'S
ol& ffnD iinncr, at-
EiHDlnii,,v-i.ifliii.ii.
The Litany.
day our daily bread. And Jbrgive us our
trefpalTes, Aa we forgive thera rhat Ucfpafs
againll us. And lead us not into temp-
[aiion ; But deliver us from evil, Amen.
Prieft^ O Lord, deal not with us alter
our fins.
Anfwer, Nei[lier reward us after our ini-
quities.
JLct BB pray.
GOD, merciful Father, that de-
fpifcft not thefighingof acontriie
heart, nor the defircofiiich as be
Ibrrowful j Mercifully aflill our prayers that
we make before thee in all our troubles and
adverfiLJes, ivhcnibcver they opprefs us;
and gracioufly hear ua, that thofe evils,
which the craft and fubtilty of the devil
or man worketh againil us, be brought to
nought : and by the providence of thy
goodnefs they may be difperfed: that we
thy fervants, being hurt by no perfccotiont.
may evermore give thanks unio thee in thy
holy Church; through Jefus Chrift our
Lord.
O Lord, arift, bdp us, and Selivir us
for thy Name's faki.
JflUfsilbiD Oorg.JTiirn
tliou arrD fall tipDii t[ic
atCil'l srctng bee guii
ig 6(ii(l!l,tiCBir(nfO all
itiS'(ti,ftr.ll1)liigE 11.
The Litany.
GOD, tve hare hcird with our
eatt.and out fiiheri harcHedami
lutto lu, the noble wofki that thgu
didft in llieir da7'«,aiid in the old lime be-
lore ibein.
O LtTii, trifi, Mf MS, nnJ iilhtr m
ftr ihint bmu^.
Glory be \a ilie Father, and lo iheSon:
attd lo the HoIyGhoft:
jinfictr. A) it was in the beginning, b
now,andcvcr(hallbe: tvurld without end.
Amen.
Prom onr enemicj defend ui, O CKrill.
Grathnjlj htk irfvn tur ii£tiBUii$,
Pitiful I jr behold thclbrroMiot'our heart).
Mtrrifallj f»rgivt tbt fini tftbjf/i-
fie.
Favourably with Ricrcy hear our praj'en.
O Stn *f Datiil, bavt mirej ufea ui.
Both now and ever vouchfafe to Iiear us,
O Chrtll.
Grmitafij biitr at, Cbrijl i graehujiy
hear m, O Lord Clirijt.
Priffi. O Lord, let ihy mercy be Ihewed
upon us;
Axjtetr. At we do put our trull in thee.
ttiKDiiicl ihiicounrni.
MM, ki eio. ijil
Diti* aiti* noaMl of
I go >», in. iirin. II,
rt( Ingil eJIB II
lllittltitiiiBtli*
ItiliiiDvM^irJU itt
Itiir '1" "'B uitilitl
sougni llii iiouni)
(1)110 *,li fllJt ".
Itis baiiihiD [lint
slrJigOi Kill of I0<
aim. llnlt Id. Itfl
The Litany-
Lei U9 pray.
E humbly befeech ihec, O Faibcr,
meiclliilly to look upon our in-
firmllies; and for ihc glory of thy
N;imc turn from us all ihofe evils thai we
itiofl righteoi:ily have delerved ; and gram,
[hat in all our troubles we may put our
whole truU at)d confidence in ihy niercv,
and evermore feive thee in holinds and
purenels of living, to ihy honour and glory;
through our only Mediator and Advocate,
Jefus Chrill our Lord, jimen.
A Praytr e/Sl. Cbr^ofiiin,
,LM IGHTY God, who haft given
U3 grace at ihii time with one
accord to mate our common fop-
plications untoihce; and doll promile, thai
when iwo or three arc gathered logeihci
ill ihy Name thou wilt grant their requcfts ;
fulfil now. O Lord, the dcfires and peti-
tions of ihy fcrvanis, as may be moH expe-
dient for them ; granting us in ihii woild
knowledge of thy iruth, and in the world
to come life cverlatting. Amtn,
\m up ttr >o anB
siKirti 0111 tail" njiiu
onrT llir. H-t ^ia\. lib.
Ctl'DO'ttUii* drill t|)
iDiili (IK ilasKi m
UMprB, tic. Dun. till.
z C»r. xiit.
HEgncc of our Lord Jefii* Chrift,
and the love of God. and the t'el-
^>^^f kmfhip of the Hoix Gboft, be '
with ui dl evermore. Jtani.
atnndtlh lie Ltr^NV.
Prayers & Thankfgivings,
ufsn fn.'era! Occttfistis,
Prayers.
GOD, heavenly Father, ivho tf
thy Son IcruiCiulft haft promircd
ro alt (bmi that Tcck tny king'
dont, knd ihi- righiemiCncU 1 here-
of, all thinjfi neceflity 10 their
liodily fttftenancr 1 Send u*, vr« beh.-cch ihcc,
in thn oar iMCtlTity, fucli moderate njn tnd
Oiovnn, lh»t we may receive the fruiB of the
cant) to our comfort, and to thy honour |
ihrimgh Jrfui Chiift our LoiJ, .i«ifu.
Cht iragiT' imt m
iirtil«t. Rlcint: II
■ftau t( Itr j>gn (I
0ae, lomnuiiii iiui
^?3in Hliiib his birin-
ngti (gi 1 mttseffol-
Fw nonian Bciing ifti
iti{ |gtt iiiiiK]ni,nDt
ot itt (mit. i0ra. ill.
ihnmoimdfinjtif
titii Uiii hi an-
iiiDrTino sub II a
Biliitn.lrr >llir in.
r 2
si tf)l SFl COlSfS,
inO cmn, Eifing
ALM IGHTY Lord God, who for
ihc fin of man dldll once drown all
the world, rxccpi right perfoiw, and
aKeiward ot* ihy great mercy liiilll
Eroniifc never lo deflroy it lb again; Wc
uinbly befeech ih», that ahhough wc for
our iniquities have worthily dclerved a plagiie
111 rail! and warers, yet upon our iriie repent-
ance thou will lend us fuch wcalher. as that
we inay rei'elve the fruils of the earth in due
li:arun ; and learn bolh by thy punilljincnt to
amend out lives, and fot thy clemency to give
ihcc praifc and gtory ; through Jcfut Cnrilt
ijur Lord. Amia,
In the lime of Dtarlli and Famine.
GOD, heavenly Falhcr, mhofe gift
it h, thai the rain doih fall, the
carlh is fruitful, beafts inrreal'c, and
fifhes do niulliply i Behold, «c be-
ktch thee, the afflictions of thy people! and
grant ihat the fcircity and dearth, which we
do now mod juttly fiifter for our iniquity, may
through ihy gtiiiinef* be mercifully turiicJ
into chenpneli anil nlcnly ; lor the love of
Jel'us Chriltour Lord, to whom with thee and
ilie Holy Gholi he all honour and glory, now
sml for ever. Amen.
a tftliln ntonnii! tl
siiBm jtioiil iTjis.
Bitrn.A'i. lobn n,
antlninrrDuTiDllialrh
Bl lilt nifllil,. Ira im Mint
unu.i-r jam. no.
IM
Prayers.
Or thU.
GOD, merciful Father, who, in ihr
(imcof Elirtia lUe prophet, didftfui) -
(ti'iilj'in Samam turn greal Tordly
and dearth into plenty and cheajj-
nels.; Have mercy upon us, thai we, who
arc now for our uns punilhed with like ad<
verlily, may likewile find a feafonable relief:
lilciealc ihc fruils of the cartli by thy hea-
»eoIy benrdiflion ; and gram that we, re-
ceiring thy bountiful liherality, may uic the
Ijine to thy glory, the relief of tholV that are
needy, and our own comfort ; through Jefus
Chrift our Lord, Amen.
In the lime of li'ar and Tumults.
ALMIGHTY God, King of all
kings, and Goi'etnourof all things,
whole power no creature is able to
refill, to whom it beiongeth juftly to
pimifti linnrrs, and (o be merciful to them that
!!uly repent i Save ajid deliver us, we hum-
hlv befecch thee, from the hands of our ene-
mies; abate their ptlde, alTwage their ninliec,
and cunfaund theit devices { that we, being
armed with thy defence, may be preferved
evermore from all perils, to glorify tlice, who
art the only giver of all viflory ; through the
merit! of thy only Son, Jefus Chrift our Lord.
AmtJi.
n(<(lill9nlil)aiiK4iilr.
Itl fidn [isf lilt ti[«1
siniir.&i. Jdtin Kill.
Jliaits SKint Ibtlt
tll>Ii,s«1»ialUr9l(t Dt
11)( Vilsp. ftc- |Hil ti.
aal tir i«Dt ft( Bur
lonnis inD ii tistirs,
iciDrs.Ji^c.fflai.ilB,
ictiTisi nun tent a
[aUtBDt(l,l,:llllllti.
(Oiniforifi !!l\!ii lit
itrit man ar.m imu
Prayers.
in /^f rime of any commaa Flagut or S'lckntfi.
ALMIGHTY God, who in thy
wrath clidli fend a pisgue upon ihiiic
own people in ihc wiiJcrncfs, for
their obrtinaiercbdlian againll Mo-
'i-t and Aaron ; and ulfo. in (he time of kirg
D'Jvid, diilit llay wiih ihe plague of Pcfti-
lence ihreelcorc and teii ihoiifind, and yd
rem<mbering iliy tntrcy didft fave the reft ;
Havtf pity upon usmkJerahle finnrrs, wlio uotv
are vifited wirh greni fickncfs and moftsiily;
that like 35 ihoil diJft thtn accept of an atone-
ment, and didft tomtnandlhc deftfoying An-
giil (0 ceafe from puni/hing, fo ii may now
pleafc ihtc lo withdraw irom us this plague
qnd gricvoui ficknefsj through Jefus Chrift
our Lord. A/aea.
fl h the Ember Wieks, l« bt fltidt^ery day,
for tkojc thai are la if admilteJ iaia Holy
Orjiri.
piLMIGHTY God, our heavenly
Father, mho haft purchal'ed (o thy-
fclf an univerlal Churih by the pre-
lioua blood of thy dear Son ; Mer-
cifully look upon rile fame, and at this linie
liiguide 3 nd govern the minds of thTfervanls
tile Bifhopsand Paliorsof thy flock, that Ihey
may lay hands fiiddenly on no man, but faith-
fully and wifdy make choice of tit pcrfona to
Prayers.
Icrvc in the lactcd MiniAry of rhy Church,
And to thoft which Ihall be ordained (o any
holy funftinn gWe thy grare and heavenly be-
ntdidlioni thai bolh hy their life and doctrine
they may Tet forth thy glury, and fet forwiinl
the lalvation of all men; through JefusChrilt
out Lord. Amen.
Or iMi.
' LMIGHTY God, the giver of ail
good gifts, who ol thy divine [jrovi-
dence hall uppoiiittd divers Orders
ill thy Church i Give thyerace, »c
humbly belcech thee, to all ihofe who are lo
be railed li> any ufHce and adminillralion in
the fame; and lb repknilh them iviih the truth
iif ihy doflrine, and endue ihem with inno-
fency of lifr, that they may faithfully lerue
before thee, to the glory of thy great Name,
and the btnefii of thy holy Church; through
Jefus Chritt our Lord. Aitiia.
^1 A Prayer Ihal may be faid after nny ef
lie farmer.
GOD, vthofe nature and property is
ever to have mercy and lo lorgive,
receive our humble petitions; and
though we be tied and hound with
the chain of our fins, yel let the iiilitvilnels of
thy great mercy luofe us ; for (be honour ol Je-
fuiChrili, our Mediaiorand Advocate. Amtit.
aiiihiim sjin.loTiT.II
IDiDrnDaitunnfaDOHT
inttipeigQi.arn.iliiil.
ftiliiKtiiilintiiitt m-
lUIrrB lo. I 511 (our
jl^f lErlarranafigiiirD
brrctr it^rni, qnH tira
f acr Dltt slirnr as itrr
sun, and nui'i'll's
bmislDtiiit IS (hi
ligtil. 3nli brIiDlli,
int" agocirrt iinio
tbiDi, lit. tint, i«ll.
grsi^ ant. i«tnp
siiti its (OTgiDcn
tict, fci s<\r Iodic
uiutti. f!ii nilium
lliilEtsrotginiTi, tic
lulU laui 1 I mil
IilD bt 94111 unto
t(i, t[. Lutt Dll.
H A Prajitr ferl/it HigM Court i/Farliamtnl,
la it rtaii during l/itir HlJJioa.
OST grarioiis Gud, we humbly bc-
leeth thcc, BS for thi^ Kingdom in
genecal, lb cf(n;ci»ll)' lor iht High
Court of Parliament, umitioiirmoft
religious anJ giaclous Queen al this lime af-
feoibled ! Thai lliou wouldcft be plealcd (rj
Jircfl and prnlpet all their con ful tat ions to
the jdvaticcmcnl of ihy glory, the good el
thy Choreli, thr liifctv, hoixmr, and wdfaic
of our Sovereign, and her Dominions j thai
all things may be fo ordered and ftiili-d by
their endeavours, upon the belt and furili
foiinJatTon*, that peace and happinefs, truth
,ind juftice, religion and piety, may ht cKa-
bliihed among u* for all gi-neiations. Theft
and all other ncccfTarirs, fur (liem,for u>, and
ihy while Church, we humbly beg in the
Name and Mediation of Jefm Chrift our moft
blelTcd Lord and Saviuuc. Amtn.
•; A CoUtcl or Freyer for nil Conditions o/mca,
IB be upd at fiiih lima luhin the Ijlait^ is
not gpfoinleJ to be /aiJ.
GOD, the Creator and Pfeferverof
all mankind, we humbly beleech
thee for all lurts and condiiiont of
men} tkatthou wouldeli be pleiftd
SMI»(UIIt«lljilinii.
I tilt sliiBiD agnlDst
llttAa. Uitm.iit.
XstoBunnttMemv
mm, mO hrhntn, «lir
UMsliiious. Aiiin, III.
n
Thaiikfglvings.
tu make thy ways known un(o Ihcm, thy
iaving heailh iinto aii nations. More elbc-
cially,«e piay for tlic gooil riiate of the Ca-
tholick Church ; that it may be io gufded
and govemeJ by ihy good Spirit, that all who
profeli and tali ihemlclves Chriftiiins may he
leil into tbe way of truth, and hold the taiih
in unity of fpirit, in the bond ol' peace, and
in tighteoufnels of life. Finally, weconimend
to thy fatherly gondneS all Ihofe, who are
any ways affliflect, or di lire fled, in mind, body,
■wAamourprayerjaridifiredA ^ * ^hit to he
thatitmaypfeafetheetocom. ^", "^'"^"X
, '.! , , dcfire ihe Pf;iv-
lort and reheve ihem, accord- ^,^ ,,^ ^^^ ^-^i_
lOg to their leveral neceffities, .g^^on.
giving them patience Under
their fufftrings, and a happy ifluc out of all
their affliilions. And this we beg for Jcfus
Chrili his fake. Amen.
Thankfgivings.
% A General Thanhfgi-v'ing,
ALMIGHTY God, Father of all
mercies, we thine unworthy fet-
vants do give thee moll liumhle and
hearty thanks for ail thy goodnef.
and loving-kindnclk to us, and to all men^
lfirnii)ainti(t,KrtSmi
sldni.trc. ,9;[CiR,ID.
JTIidtrciBtSiirilUTnrti
^nlBalamfiniilDn.ill'n
iltais, &r. itlitliii.
j^tnin<fttisiiinnt
mil .JrruBaldn (c
brliiin itt [iir aitD
a> If 111011 JjoairUEn
BniHuii m ifi( Itaal
IllllllSlilllllliptflllSC
ililiias.Sc, au.ju.
tSlnlii tiblnoio ji-
Uisiilim. inaiiu
tninl^in inrliiiii.D-
(tiisoil lb r 111(5 null
BiraWrD itiiin in ffli
Thankfgivings.
• This to he
fatd whfn any
that have been
prayed iotdttue
loretum pr/ile.
[ ' parlicttlurlj) lo ihofe <wAs
Aejirt mie to offer u/> l/irir
frniffi anJ lient/gi'vingi Jar
tkj late mcrs'ui ijnuckfaftd
Hjife thciH.^ We bicli Ihre
for out creulion, prcfervation,
and all (he lilclTingsof tliiuilte ; bill above all,
for ihine incftimable love in the redemplion
of the world by out Lord Jtfus Chiiftj for
the meant of gr»cr, and for llie dope of gloiy.
And, we htfcech thcc, give U5 thai doe fenlc
of ill ihy nurrcjet, that our liearfi inav be un-
feignediy thankful, and that we (hew forth tliy
piaifc, not oniy with oiif lipi, but in our iivet ',
by giving up ourfelves to thj' fcrtict, and by
walking betore thee in hi'linels and righteoul-
nels all uur da^& i through JcAis Chrilt our
Lord, to whom with thee and the Holy Ghoft
be all honour and glory, world without end.
Amtn.
Far Rain.
GOD our heavenly Father, who by
lliy gracious urnvidcncc doft caufc
the tormer and the btler rain to de-
fccnd upon the <arth, that it may
bring forth fruit for the ufe of msn j We give
thee humble thank: that it hath pleafed thee,
in our greut ncceflicy, to fend us at the laft a
joyful rain upon thine inhciilanee, and to re-
fttlh it when it was dry, Co the gtear comfort
PBi Uimcn B3r5 611
leatu ir itirli plip,
mil), Iri. I ;?,im. itlll.
tri)((l)lie[(n((11)(p[g-
I'lKisdiaiie iniM ipu.
ifi. 111, u ttingi II.
of us ihy iinworth)' fervants, and to the gl'Jfy
of (hy holyNamcj through thy mercies in
J«Ai5 Chrift our Loi'ii. Amea.
For fair Weather,
LORD God, who haftjuftly humbled
us by thy late plague ofi mm ode rate
rain and waters, ami in thy mercy
haA relieved and comforted uur louls
by this ftafonable and hlelTcd change of wea-
ther; We ptsife and glorify ihy holy Namt
for this ihy mercy, and will always declare
rhy loving-kindneis from generation to gene-
ration) thtough Jcfiis Chrilluur Lord, Amen.
For flsBty.
MOST raeriiful Father, who of thy
gracious goodncfs haft heard the de-
vout prayers of thy Cliurch, and
turned our dearth and frarcity into
chtapnefs and plenty; We give thee humble
(hanks for this ihy fpeeial bounty ; befeee.hing
rhee to continue thy loving-kindnefs unto us,
thai our land may yield us her fruits of In.
creafe, to ihy glory and our comfort j through
Jefus Chrift our Lord. Amen.
For Peace anJ Dcli'verance /rum our Eiiemlei.
ALMIGHTY God, whoirtattrong
tower of defence unto ihy icrvants
againft the face of their enemies ;
We yield thee praile and thankfgiv-
.frsiis atnt mm itc
cast oul tlttin Itll
s.ipLDQ urLio rtirm.Ei
Is mniliii, ifllKE
noilSr IS III! tlDIW ot
PI3|>(T, &i, Uti. III.
ril( rtiirt wlfBlo
HID ttit smiirft anil
ttr t\*tn a n 1)1 K to-
ll! cfnsiiiicn Imn
lln!i iniolii Mr 3(-
GII3 l1l^ suiiiKin inn
till liiin. dill ilKii
GalD, )>'i, fBii. iiol.
ing lor our dclivtratice horn thofe gieal and
appamnl dangers wliorcvvilh wc wci'e coaipaff-
cd ; We acknowledge it thy goo<lnefitli;Lt we
were not delivered over as a picy unio lliem ;
licft'crhing thee ftfll lo coii!iiiu« luch thy mcl-
citi towards iis, that all ihe world may know
tiiat thou art our Saviour and mighty Dcli-
vcrcrj fliroiFgh Jd'us Chrift our L(nJ, Amen.
Far rrjhrin^ Publici Ptoce al Home.
, ETERNALGud,.iurhe3vcnlyF3.
yV 'ht-r, who alone makell men lo be
of one mind in a hoiifc, add llilk'ft
the ':nitfagt of a violent and \inruly
people i Wcliltls ihy holy Name, that it halfi
plealed (hec lo appeafe the foUtious tumults
whith have hecn lately raifed up amongll us ;
moft humbly befecching thee lo giant lo all
of US grace, thai wc may hencefol'lti ohedienlly
walk in thy holy commandments j and, lead-
ing a quilt and peaceable life in all godlincfs
and honeftvi may continually ufftr unto tliee
our lacriticc of praile and thanklgiving for
theft thy mercies towards os j through Jtfus
Chrift our Loitl. Antn.
For Dcli'vtra?ii-e J'rom lltf Plague, or aiher
common SUhncfi.
LORD God, who haft wounded us
furourlins, and conliimed lis for our
iranfgrellions, by ihy lad- iieavyaiid
dreaittiil vifiiaiioo ; and now, in the
iniillt oi jiiilgtHAcnl renicmbermg incn.'y, halt
reilctmeii our ibiil* tVuiii [lie jaws of death ;
Wcolfciunto lliy ratlii^rly gonilni-fioiirru-Wri,
^■11 1 toulsand btxlies wbjch rhuu lialt <Itf liveried ,
[o be ,» living I'acrl (ice unto thee, always praUuig
anil magnilying ihy merfie* in (ht midit ot
(by Church ; tbrough Jefiis Chrift our Lurd.
Amea.
Or I Ms.
E luimlily acknowledge befor* tiice,
O mott merciful Father, that all
■he |iunjlhmcma which art: threat-
ened in thy law might julily have
(alien upon us, by reafon ol our manifuld
tranfgrcirions and hardnels of heart: Yet fee-
ing it hath lilcafed thee of thy tender mercy,
upon our weak and unworthy humiliation, to
aftWage the contagious ficknels wliercwilh we
liitcly have been lure afiliftcd, and to reliore
the voice of joy and health into our dwellings ;
We ofFtr unto thy Divine Majcfty the fatri-
ficc of praife and thank I'giving, lauding and
inagnifyhig thy glorioui Name for fuili ihy
Jrcfervitionand providence over us; through
cfu! Chrift our Loiil. Amen.
^nrpapuiEiurDiniEO
hi]]] lEjiriL^ Lhirrfs of
ellgrr, jiig{i:oinlhJI
Julian Sim. ifiiinr lit
an sill Glmii iDr [bS-
mndltfs. iSdi.iiitll.
f d.iosrptllDistiniuglil
tonii iniu iffttppi, iiiti
Pimii||j[,»;c ^fn.iiin
appDifHiilfc to Ci-
n.UiuTWaiMs
ma^itr. pomoii ilic
fitEii.iVt. jam. iibi.
taut II AU list
anpiicc is n<i DIB
til. imt ttrii. nt
(Dtirn cr tiiH gi«n
Ihinlis. buHr II.
mn iiv !$ (IS niB-
ripLr3.&ai,''])Ai f-i^ii
HI, tit. jBai iim.
The Colleas, Epiftles, and
Gofpels
Ta bt ufed tbraughsul thi i'ear,
([ Noll, ihal thi CiitUfI afjvinui fur cvrry Sandiiv,
or for any Hnh-dav t^i^ **?'* J ''*J'' t^f^ Eiv, /huJ/
trfiid 11 ihe Ei'taini- Smm nrxi hifn't.
The Firft Sunday in Advene.
The CulUa.
LMIGHTYGod.givtusgracelliai
we may caft away tht works oi
darkntfs, and pul upon us the ar-
mour of light, now in ihc tinie uf
this morlal life, in which ihy Sf.n Jdut Chriil
came (v vifit us in great humility; that iii
the bit liay, when he iliall come again in his
glorious Majcfty to ji'Jc* !>o'h the giiitk ami
ikail, we may rife to the life immortal, through
him who livclh anJ rcigneth with thee and
the Holy Gholt, now anil ever. Amen.
^[ Thh CtlUB n to ht rifisird mrry Aiy, mi'i tbr
othir CalUai in rf.fofiJ, kiiil Ch'ifimai E-or,
jB'lflila'ii'in tcmijlii
I (nrtli bTiit aiit muir,
inD, .tr, Acn.ilD.
seaatt sim id i|[ gro'
(If DC Istatl. rnis la
IDli, Ir(. CidDus IDI,
^^^^^^^
^
Firft Sunday in Advent.
T*e Efifile. Ram ilii. S.
WE nn rnta any thing, but to lort
one aaothcr; tiir li« iVixt li:viith iii-
o(htr Ii4ih fullUUJ ihc hm. Fur
lltU, Thou Ihalt not cuitimit ailul-
iiiy, Tliou (hill not Ltll.Thiiii rtialt nnt Ut.il,
Thoii Ihili not beai fblle witneii, Thau (halt
not i-ovrt 1 and il' ihcrc be »ny oihuf com-
mandmciit, it n btirAy coniprchcndcU in tliU
Cxymg, nAmrly, Thou (halt invc ihy iici);h-
buur xi itiyfclf. Love workeih no ill lo b'n
nciglibuurt llicnrocc luve is t lit t'ullUling of
the bw. And That, ktuiwinK <hc limr. ihui
ooi* it is high linic fo awake out ni llctp i
for now il uuT lilvailon oaivr thin »hen wc
Ijtlicvnl. The night it di iWrn, ihc -.hj ii
at buij ) let ui thccrfoic I'ln •■IF the wi>rk.k
ol' li^rkncli, and let ui put on the armour of
light. Let ut mlk honcllljr as in the day ;
Dot in liiMiiig ami iliiiiikrniirlt, niiC in chani-
bccing and wantonneli, not In Utile and en-
vying. But put ye onihe Lord J*lijiChriit,
and m^kc not picvilioii fur the Aclh, Eo lullii
the lulii thcicot'.
Tie Gt/ptl. St. Manh. aal. i.
HEN they liicw nighuntojrrti llilcin,
and ""ere rometo Bethphngc, unto
Ihe mount uf01iva,ihtn ftnt Jcfiin
twodili-ipic", laying unto I hero, Co
into ihcTitligc over i^alnlt yoi], and Hralghl-
I tin tn drill ifii-
inrD ii'.itnii 10,11 \M
no, k<, I uiiig^ ml.
i9ll«ta MIS r tiWi
iboii sttli 9t( (I alI^
■ifsti^ra. itKnigiliii.
init ultr 111 11
Bi leis mttt. «(.
Ki sill mitroaft
Hiitt ihiui. en r(
tin nil"' ! go int
(19^ vonnri InO
•S 2
ttlngs IU< slioun
ninr.nicniltcihinli
salD unit itrm,
rjlliiiin sin (i(f
IThrii jn^tDrirtrKill,
Jjlfaii^ u( fliiiirrrh.
Situs, il.So.JOIK,
Firft Sunday in Advent,
way yc lliall linil an 3k lied, anil a cnlt wiili
iicr : loofc ihcm ; and bring ihcm unto mi;.
And if any man Tay ought iinlo you,ye (liall
lay, The Lord halh need of ihcm; andltraight-
way he ivill fend ihem. AH ihis ww done,
that it might be fulfilled which was fpoken
liy the Prophet, layinc. Tell ye the daughter
oision, Bthol(l,thy King comrih uotoihcc,
meek, and tilting upon an ad, and a coll ihc
folc of an als. And ihc dil'ciplcs went, and
did 3^ Jel'u5 commanded ihemi and brougln
ihe als, anil iht colt, and juit on tlicin iheir
clothet, and they let him tlicrcon, And -t
very great multiiude fpiead iheir g;irmenis in
the way i othcis cut down branches from the
tries, and llrawcd them in the way. And ihe
inultitiidts Ihat went before, and that fol-
lowed, cried, faying, Hoianna lo the ton of
David i Blefled is he ihai coineth in ihe Name
of ihe Lord; Hofonna in the liigheft. And
when he was come into Jeiufalem all the dly
ivas moved, faying. Who is ihis ? And the
multitude faid. This is Jelii' the Prophet of
Naiareth of Galilee. And Jcfus went into
the temple of God, and <ift o\it ail them that
Ibid and bought in the temple ; and ovetthrew
the tables of tilt money-changers, and the fcati
of them that Ibid doves ; and faid unto them,
It it ivrillcn. My honfe Ihall be called (lie
honft of pr.iycr i hut ye have made it a den
of [hitvcs.
etc (DollHti Rlio'nti
Miniilsii.sii'liiii.iLotii.
lorS.SI. iflji. iiD,
irtic giMl tiiiiiiin Ilia)
oiD Rtitirni Hun nM
oul.iallrti.irt.Eiti.ill.
Second Sunday in Advent,
The Second Sunday in Advent.
Tht CoUea.
JLESSED Lciii], who haft caiifHl all
holy Scriptures lo be written for our
learning; Grant that we may in
fuch wile hear them, read, mark,
itam, and inwardly digeft ilicm, that by |>a-
tittice, and tomlort oi thy holy Word, we
mJ.y embrace, am! ever huld fail the blcflcd
hope of everlafting life, which ihou haft given
us in our Siiviour Jtfus Clirift. Amen.
The Epiflle. Rom. k«. 4-
'HATSOEVER things were writ-
ten aforclimt, were written for our
learning; thai we through patience,
and comfort of the Scriptures, might
have hope. Now the God of patience .iini
tonlbljtijin grant you to be like mindtd out
toxvirds another, according to Chvili Jel'iu ;
that ye may with one mind, and one mouth,
gloriiy God, even the Father of our Lord Je-
fiis Clirift. Wherefore receive ye one ano-
ther, as Chtift alfo received us, to the glory
of G<h1. Now I lay, that Jel'us Chrift was a
minifter of the circumdfion for the truth of
God, to confirm thi; proinifes made unto the
fathertr i And (hallhe Gentilesmight gloiify
Cod for his mercy; as it is written. For this
prjirrablp. anH amotr
niui. in. 11 £m. tU.
r%k J
Sloiira lo ifOtnii Soni'
iMn.smtiFili moiiii A'
I1)r,\c. IjiHafli. 1".
Jtutas liiD giutii
llktinatriilnl vJLi[ng,
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Second Sunday in Advent.
caiire I will confels lo ihee among the Gen-
tiles, anil ting uiilo thy N^nii:. And igaiii
he faith, Rejoic(r,yc Gentiles, with his people.
And again, Piaifr the Lord, all ye Gentiles,
and land him, all ye people. And again,
Elaios laiih. There ftiall be a root of JcflV.
and he that fliall riJi to reign over the Gen-
tiles, in liim Ihali the Gentdes inilh Now
the God of hope (ill you with ali joy and
peace ill hcHeving, that yi may abound in
iiopc, through the power of the Holy Ghiift,
Til GaJ^il. Si- Luke-ml, i;.
J5ND there ihall be ligiis in the I'un,
and in ihc moon, and in the lla^!^ ;
and upon the e.ii'th dilirefs of na-
tions, with perplexity, the fca and
the ivavcs roaring -, men\ heaits failing ihem
for fear, and fur looking after ihofe thing*
which are coming on the earth : for (he poiv-
i:i's of heaven (hafi belhaken. And fheufhall
they fee the Son of Man coming in a cloud
with power and great glory. And when !helc
things begin lo come lo pafi, then look lip,
and lift up your hu-.id^; for your retlcinjilion
draweih nigh. And he fpakc to them a para-
ble, Behold the fig-tiec, and all the iiec^ -,
when they now ftioof forth, ye fee and know
of your own felvcs ihai fumuicr is now nigh
at hand. So likcwife ye, when ye fee thefe
things come lo pafs, know ye thai the King-
Third Sunday in Advent.
dam o( God ii nigh at hind. Vrrily I (ay
unto rou,Thitf{cn<i3iionlhill ootpafn airny,
■ ill ill Iw I'lillillcd 1 ht^ivtn and citlh Ihall
pagiwiir j hut my wnnit fhalt not pulVjiwHy,
The Third Sun<Uy in Advent.
Tie CilUd.
LORD Jcfu Chriil, wlio at thy firii
cuniiiig di4ll iVnil iliy mtlfrnpcr lo
prcpaicthy viny bclotc th<C} Cjfint
that the tninilien and ftewant* of
ihy inyllcrin mxjr likcwifc fo prtpire and
make ready thy wiv, liy tiiniine the hcaitii <it*
ihc difobcdient to tKe wifdom i5' the juft, that
at ihy leeond coming to judge the ourld «ve
may he foiinJ in areeiiublc |iii>)ilc in tliy
fight, irho iiveft and rcigneA with (be Filhci
and ihc Holy Spicit, ever one Gad, world
withoui end. Antt.
THi EfiJlU. t Cor.U. I.
^ K r > min lb account uf us, ns of the
niimlUn of Chrilt, and ftenanlt of
the myllcriei of God. Moreover,
it ii rcijuind in IttHards 'hat a man
be found fnithful. But with me it i> * very
Anill thing that I Ihould he judged of you,
orof mAn^jud^emeni : yea. 1 judge not mine
own (tlf. t'ur I kaow nothing by tnyfcir.
yet »ni I not henby tudified i Imt he ili.it
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Third Sunday in Advent.
jijilgeth lilt is llif Loi'J. TlifiefoiE judge
ntilliing bcfotellic time, un(il the LaMlmmc,
wild boili will bring to liglit the iiiildcii [liingi
of daikni/la, and will iriakrmaiiitVlt rhecuiin.
I'tls of the liiai'ts i and ihtn Ih.ill tvi-iy m.m
have praijeof God.
7/if Gojjicl. Si. Miith, .1. 1.
OW when John hnd heard in iht
prilbn ihc workt of Chrift, he Tent
two of his dilt'ipIeK, and INid un(v
him. An ihoii lit that Ihould come,
or do we look for inoiher ? Jefiit anftveted
and liiid unto thini, Go and Dicw John again
lliol'd ihiiigs whith ye do hear and ice: The
blind reeeive their hghl, and ihe lame walk,
I he lepen arc cleanird, and ibc dtaf hear, the
iicadart raiitd upland rhe puorhavcihe Gi^l-
pel pleached to lliciii : And blclTed is he who.
Ibcver Ihall not be offended In rae. And is
ihey departed, Jrliishegan lo fay unto iheniiil-
'iiudci tonttining John, What went yc out
intii the ivildevncls lo li'e i a reed Ihaken nllb
the wind i Bui what went ye out forlo fte?
a man clothed in foft raimtnl? behold, they
thai wear iijfl elothing arc in kings' houles.
But wbaf went ye out for lo lee ? a prophel >
yea, I fay unio you, and more than a ['roiihet.
For this is he of whom it is written. Behold,
1 lend my niilTengrr before thy faee, which
Ihall prepare ihy nay before ihee.
J£Ilicn itDU liasi Done
III llip Blltp. 511 Unllill
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fSllmoitinou.itiitiiliit
ru IDi tlliig. tS-am.IIDI
The Fourth Sunday in Advent.
The coiua.
LORD, raife up (we pray ihtc) thy
powtr,andronir among us, and with
great iiiiglil fviccouriisj that where-
as, ihrougli out llfis and wiikednel's,
we are fore lot and hindered in I'unniiig the
rate that is (el before us, thy bountiful grace
and mercy may fjicedily htlp and deliver us;
through ihe faiistatlion ufihy Son oiu' Lord,
to whom with thee and the Holy Gholt he
honour and glory, world niihout enJi Amen.
The Efiflle. Phil. iv. 4.
^EJOtCE in ihe Lord alway. and
again I fay. Rejoice. Let your
moderation be known unlo all men.
The Lord is at hand. Be catefnl
for nothing 1 but in every thing, by prayer
and ftipjilicalion with ihankfgiving, lei your
rcqnelisbE made knoivnnnio God. And the
peace of God, which jiaflelh all iinderiiand-
ing, fiiall keep your hearta and minds through
Chtiit Jefus,
Till Gaff^t. St. John l 19.
HIS is [he record of John, when ihe
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rulaicm to afk. him. Whoart ihou >
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alkiil hill). What then? Art ihou Elias'P
Anil lie Ikiili, 1 nm not. Art thou that Pro-
phet ? And he anfwcted, No, Tbtii iaid
[hey unio him. Who art thou * that we may
give an anfwer tu them that fetit lis. What
iayell ihoiiofihyfeif ? Hefaid, T am the voii-i
of one crying in the «ildetnefs, Makf lliaight
the way of the Lard, as laid the prophet Elai-
as. And they which were fent were of the
Pharilm. And they aflti^d him, and raidiinci
him, Why hajiliiell ibog then, it" thou be not
that Cluift, nor Elias, neither that Piopiiet ?
John anfwered them, faying, I hapiiie with
water: but there flandeth one among you,
whom ye know not : He il is who coniing
jflei me is preferred before me, whofe ihot's
lalchet I am not worthy to imloote. Thcfc
things were done in Betbabatu beyond Jordan,
wliefe Jolu] waa baptizing.
The Nativity of our Lord, or
TAf Birlh-day cf Chriji, commntily calUii
Chriftmas-Day.
The CotUa.
'LMIGHTY God, who hall given
lis (hy only- begotten Son to teke
our nature upon him, and as at this
lime to be born of a pure Virgin •■,
3DiatJLii mDliilii mmtc
iinti liitt, (tt.iScn.iiK.
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Chriftmas-Day.
Grant (hal wrcbcini; rcgcncralr,3n>lm>ilet)iy
chilJrcB l>y »doMkin >ni) ftncc, imy dailv be
rvniwcd hj ihy Holy Spirit t llinnigh the linK
our Lviil JtI'iiii Cdiilt, "-hi' liv^th ind rtign-
I «lb nitb thcc anil the fame Spirit, ever one
Gud, world without cod. Jnitv.
TAt E^U. H(h.i. 1.
•OD, who at funilry (imet and in A\-
vert inaoiirrH Tpik* in liinr p»A ui»ti>
the fatht-n liy ihc pinphrtt, hath in
tbrrrUHdaplpokcn unmmbvhii
Sof;,whomhcbath>ppaiDttcl hcirotiill ilimgi,
by whcim alio lie nikJc ihc wurldk ) nlio licing
the brighlncli of hit glory, and ihc nprrit
imagt w hia ptrlun, uid uphntclini; all things
by Ihr wc>nl of hit puwcr, nlicn lie had by
hlmrclf purgctl out lini, fat il(ii*n on tile tiglit
band of ihc Majcfty on high \ being (n|Ldc fo
much beittr than the angcU, ai he luthby
inlicHlxnce obrainnt a itiun; cxcrllent name
tbnnlhey. Par unto which of the anecU faid
be II anjr lime. Thou art my Son, thit ilay
hare I begotten ih« -• And apin, I will be
to him* Paihn, »nd hrlhall be tume a Svn ?
And ag;tin, when he bringeth in the fitll-lie-
SIttn into the iPorLd, he faith. And let all
: angekofGod worihio him. And of ihc
angel" lie faith, Whu makrth hi« angeli Aii-
riti, and hit oiinitlen a Hiine of fire. But
onto lh« Son he Jiiiih, Thy throne, O God,
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nltC cimi (liiiigiit
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lEItllf,S:t. j)ll|).II(.
is for fvtr and c:vi:r ; a Iccptic (»!' riglncmlf-
nels ii tile Iceptit of thy kiiigilom : Thou
haft loved righltoui'nefs, iind liated iniqiiily,
therefore God, even rhy God, hath anointed
Ibee with the oil of gladocls above ihy fcllow!,.
And, Thou, Loril, in the beginning hull laid
the foundation of (be earth ; and ihe heavens
arc the works of thine hands; they (hall pcrifh,
but tliOM remaiiielf ; am) they all (hail wax
old as doth a garments and asavefturi' Hiiih
thou fold ihtm up, snd lliey fliail be changed ;
but thou art the fame, and thy years Ihall not
fail,
ne Gafpel. St. John i. I.
N the beginning was the Word, and
the Word wa* >vitb God, and the
WorI wa* G.hL The fame ivas
in the beginning with God, All
lUings were insik by biin ; and without him
was not any thing made (hat was made. In
him was life, and the life wai the light of
men. And the light lliincib in dai'knels, and
the darknefs comprehended it not. There
was a man fcnl fiom God, whofe name was
John. The (anic came for a wilnefs, lo bear
witnifs of the light, that all ni^n through him
might believe. He was not (hat light, hui
was fcnt to htnr wiinefs of that light. That
was the tnie light, which lighieth every roan
that ccimelh into the world. He was in tbi
leililiiltETit nMrhifti
iOTti ©Ob faD HBfn
train lfit,£i. iScn. II,
ril)E Inin snlD to JHu-
SC5. ITlon afmlt sniiii
ititocB.iic. "En. mil.
Saint Stephen's Day.
worlJ, an"! the world was iiisile by him, and
the world knew him nut. He came unto his
own, and hit own leceived him not. But as
many as receivcil liim, (o them gave he [low-
er to becyme the Ions of God, even to tlitm
that believe on his Name ; which were born,
not of blood, nor of the will of the flelli, nor
of the will of man, but of God. And the
Word was made flefh, and dwelt among us
(and we beheld hit glory, the glory as of ihe
only-begollcn of the Father} full o) grace and
(ruth.
Saint Stephen's Day.
77w Cotlad.
RANT, O Lord, that, in all our
fuffcrings here upon earth for ihc
trliimony of thy truth, wcmay fted-
faftly look up to heaven, and by
laith bthoid the glory that lliall be revealed ;
and, being filled with the Holy Ghoft, may
learn to love and blels our perieciitors by the
example of thy firft Martyr Saint Stephen,
who prayed for h la murderers to ihee, O blefi'ed
Jdus.who Itandeft at (he right hand of God
to luci'OUr all tliole that liifler for thee, our
only Mediator and Advocate. Amen.
t tbti IbdII fiilima ibi ColUfl af ihr Naiit-iri.iebkb
JImiII it JiiA tofltinusUy utifu Nnv-yenri Eve.
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fn- Me £^i^i. Afli vii. 55.
TEPHEN, being full of the holy
Ghoft, looked u]) fteiifallij' inio he.i-
vrn, and lliw tilt gloty oi God, and
Ji^llis (landing nn tlic I'ieht htind ui
Gud, and laid, Behold, I fee ihr heavtn»
ojjtned, and the Son of Man Handing on ihc
right h»nd of God, Then (hey cried ont
with a louil voice, and ftiij.pcd (htir eats, and
ran upon him wiih oiit accord, and ca!t him
out of the riiy, and lloncd hitn : and tlif wii.
ntfTcisljiid do^vn ihcirclofhesalayoungman's
feel, whufc name was Saul. And ihcy ftoncd
Stephen, calling npon God, and faying, Lord
Jefiis, receive my fuirit. And he kneckd
down, anil cried witli a. loud voice. Lord, Iav
not (hi!, lin to iheir chaj-ge. And when he
hud laid this, he fell a deep.
TAf Gejjxl. S[. Maith. ijlli. 34,
' EHOLD, I fend itnto yim prophets,
-^ and ivile men.and fcrihcsi and Ionic
g of them ye Ihail kill and crucify ;
and (oini of them Ihall yc Icoifrgi-
in your fynagogaea, and pei'fccine ihem ffuin
ciiy 10 city ; that upon you may come all ihc
righicous blood fticd upon (he earth, from the
hloud of righteous Ahel unto the blood of
Zicharias, ion of Batnchias, whom ye Hew
between ihe temple and the altar. Verily I
fay unto y('». All (heft thing? (hall come op-
foirt 10 Ilia bKlinnv
flJt{, Vf, «ftl. 111(11,
f iiinF!ini«t nSmali,
aat rasl Dim inlii tjir
atn, III, Sonati 1.
on thi^ generation. O Jcrufalrm, Jefuialcin,
(hi)u that kllkll the prophets, and [toned ihem
which arc k-iit unto ihee; how often would
I have gaihered thy rhiliiren logtther, even
as a hen gathereth her chickcni^ under her
wings, and ye would not 1 Behold, your houle
it. left unto you dtlolatc. For 1 lay unto you,
Ve fliali not fee me henceforth, till ye (hall
£iy, BlelTed is he Ihat cnmeth in the Name of
the Lord,
Saint John the Evangclift's Day.
ne ColUci.
ERCIFUL Lord, we befecfh thee
to caft thy bright beams of light
upon thy Church, that it being en-
lightened by the doftrlne of thy
blcfftd Apoltle and Evangelift Saint John
may fo walk in the light ot thy truth, that it
may at length attain tu the light of everlaft-
ingiife; through JcI'usChrift our Lord, Amen.
The Efiftle. I St. John i, I.
HAT which was from thebeeinning,
-' ''''^ which we have heard, which wc
have feen with our eyes, which we
have looked tipon, and our hands
have handled of the word of life ; (for the
life was manit'cfted, and we have feen it, and
hear witnelk, and Ihew unto you that elemal
life, which was with the Father, and was ma-
Strct mils fRirii
iHigtiiKn inn ilir
olhtr /Kit; sllllng
DBri atnuist ttltsc-
(iilfliri. riiv nm
(aittiaKDlliiliiiDifit
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<ffillint nitfliinil.tnt
roll ml jflJTi, roi tlit
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angrl sKli lo iDi Uo-
inm, JFrainul.forl
tUDlDvcsiillJIcsus,
f>-(. JHll. IlDIII.
Saint John the Evangellft's Day.
nifcllcii unlo us,) That whicli wc have fccn
and heard declare we unlo you, ihat ye alio
may have t'cllowlliip wilh us; 'iaiX truly our
felluwihip h with the Father, and with his
Son JiAis Chrift, And l:hi-lc things wtilc wc
iinlo you, that your joy may be lull. This
then i* thf metlagc which wc have heard of
him, and dciLiretmto you. Thai God is light,
,iii<l ill him is tiei darkiielii 3t all. If wc lay
liiat we have fellnwfliip with him, and walk
in iiatl(ncli>, wc lie, and du nul the truth : but
it \ve walk in ihc light, as he is in the light,
we have fcllowlhiji one with anothcr,and the
blood of Jefus Chrift hisSoncieanfetUusfrnm
all lln. (f wc fay that wt have no lin, we
deceive ourl'clves, and the truth is not In iis,
If we (cinfefa our fins, he is faithful and juft
to forgive US our fins, and to cleanfe un from
ail uiirighttoufnefs. If wc fay that we have
not iinntd, we make him a liar, and his word
is not ill u%,
T/ie Gajj/el. SL John mi. rg.
ESUS laid unto Peter, Follow me.
Then Peter, turning about, fceth
the dilciple whom Jcfiis loved fii(.
lovyiiig; which alio leaned on his
breali at I'upper, and laid, Lord, which il he
that betiayeth ihee ? Pctet fceirig him liilth
to Jdiis, Lord, and what Ihall thii man do f
Jci'us faith unlo him. If I will that he tarry
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uniotli'Iisli.inBit^isi
flit jonali, ionjiiii.
lilllctirar, what is that to ihce ? Follow thou
me. Then went this faying abroad among
tlie bitlhrcn. That that Jiliripk' ihould not
die i yet Jd'iis liiid not unto nim. He (hall
not diei but. If I will that he tarry till I
i-ome, what is that to ihee ! This is the dili:i-
ple which tcllilielh of thel'e things, and wrolt
ihefe ihlngt, and we know ih^t his lelUmnny
ii inif. And there »l'c alfo in:iny other things
nhich JeliiB did, the which if lliey Ihould be
written every one, I fujipule, that even ihu
world illelf could nut contain the bouks thai
fliould be written.
The Innocents' Day.
Tie ColUa.
ALMIGHTY Und.who out of the
itioulhs of b:ihcs und fiicklings hall
oiilaincd ftrengih, and madeit in-
fants in glorify thee by their deaths i
Mortify xnd kill all vices in us, and lb drength-
en us by ihy grace, that by the innoccnty of
our livi-f, and tonflancy of our faith even unto
death.ive mayglorifytliy holy Name j through
Jeftts Chrilt our Loi'd. Amen.
For the Efiflle. Rev, ii». i.
LOOKED, «ndlo,a Lamb Hood on
the mount Sinn, and with him an
hundred forty and four thotifand,
having his Father's Name writttn
Kiutrii tdudirlt \i \\t
gil, anO htlioni Joacpti
IDlSHI.JtC. dui.iiitill
f lDl[[sEr> tilmiholmv
3onl icDtlftr I sDuglil
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ffiTC sioiB al tilt
stirtilrlitr lurcplng,
Illllisal}! iDipt.StK
bDaio liirstif laid
ibr erpiilctlH. ano
sain. Sc. jiolin ii.
Innocents' Day.
Jnus anurji'fti fr^r
eui of UJtiom tii liii
rial »lt ntmls, 3iiD
■til mrni ing hid
in their foreheads. And 1 heard a voice ftom
henvcn, as the voiee of innny waters, and af
the voice of 3 great thunder: and I heard the
voice of harperi harping with (heir harps j and
they fuiig iiH it were a new iiing belorc the
throne, and before the four beaft-s and the
ciders; and no man cuuid learn (hat li'ng,
Ijiit the hundrtd and forty and four ihouland,
*vhich were redeemed fmm the earth, Thcfe
are they which «crc nut defiled with women,
for they are virgins : thefe art they which lol-
lotv the Lamb whitheifoemr he goelh i theli:
were redeemed from amniig men, being the
lirlt-fruits uiiti> God, and to the Lamb. And
in their mouih was found no guile ; tor they
an- without fault before the throne of God.
Tie Cajjiel. St. Mitth. K. 13.
'HE Angel of ihe Lord appearcth lo
Jofeph in a dream, laying, Arife,
and lake the yotnig child, and hii
mothei, and flee into Egypt, and he
thfiu (here until I bring thee word ; for Hetod
will feek (he young child lo (ieflroy him.
When he aiofc, he took the young child and
his mother by night, and departed into Kgypt,
and was rhete until Ihe death of Her<id ; that
it might be fullillcd which wa^ fpaken of the
Lord by the piophei, faying. Out of Egypt
have I called my Son. Then Herod, when
he law that he was mocked of the wife men.
Sunday after Chriftmas-Day.
was exceeding wroth i and lent foilh, and
(lew all ihe thildren that were in Beihkhem,
and in all the toalli thereof, irom two ycur
old and undei', JCOording ti> the Iitik; whi* II
he had diligently enquired of ihe wile iiicii.
Then was fulfilled ihal whifh was fpoktn by
Jert-my the prophet, faying. In Rama mas.
there a voice heard, lamentation, and weep-
ing, and great mourning, Rachtl weeping for
her children, and would nnl be comforted, be-
«ule they are not.
The Sunday after Chriftmas-Day.
the ColUa.
^LMIGHTY God, who haft given
MS (hy only- begotten Son to take
our nature upon him, and aa at this
time lo be born of a pure Virgin ;
Grant that we being regenerate, and made
thy child ten by adoption and grace, may daily
be renewed liy thy Holy Spirit; through tile
fime our Lord Jefus Chriil, who livelh and
tcigneth with thee and the fame Spirit, ever
one God, world without end, Amen.
the Epiflle. Gal. iv, »,
OW I lily, that the heir, as long as
he is a ehild, differeth nothing from
a fcrvant, thou^li he be lord of all ;
but is nnder iiilors and governoiirs.
ilnti 3iiEoIi sMii till
Riinr of Ik placi pt-
Hid. .vr. iB(n. mil.
^inian aiTElDrrrTI: Cfir
LOtO tl bitll 119. IDtli
mm. St, Jiitigi3 HI.
jrsiis s]ID to CDd-
ini^.tiiK llili finflri
titri, and 911 iniui
tln> l^jiiD, .Tiifi pill n
iiKti. J,t jloliH rr.
Sunday after Chrift mas-Day.
until the lime appointed of tlie fiiiher. Ev<n
fo vtc, when wc wrre children, were in bond-
age under the elements of the world i but
ivhcn ihe fulneli of (he time wm come, God
Jcnt foilh his Son, made of a vroman, mad;
under the law, to ledcem them ihjt ivcfe un-
der the law, that wc might icceivc the adop-
tion of fons. And becaufe ye are Tons, God
haih lent forth (he Spirit of hii Son into your
hearts, crying, Abba, Filher. Wherefore
[hou art no inore a fervant, but a fon ; and if
3 iitn, then an heir of God through Chrift.
Tic Gajpd. St. Mafth. 1. 18.
HE birth of Jefus Chrlli was on this
wile; When a his mother Matj-
viai efpoufed 10 Jofeph, before ihey
came together fhe Wat found with
chilli of the Holy Ghoft. Then Jofeph her
huiband, being a jiift man, and not willing
to make her a piiblicic example, ivii« mindeil
to put her away privilv. But while he ihoujjht
on thcfc things, behold, the angel of the Lord
appeared unto him in a dream, faying, Jolcph
ifiou Ton of David, fiar nol to take unto 1 1 ice
Maty thy wife ; for (hat which is conceived
in her is of the Holy Gholl ; And (be fliail
bring forth a San, and thou lliak call his name
JEJiUSj for he (halifjvehii people from their
fin*. (Now xll this »aj done, thai it might
be fulfilled which wms fpokcn of (he Lord by
3nOiffiiiiitt|te>lIt<itDltt
iSDb, anh Idjd no thfltr
sttn, [ni.fti. Sin. *.
rtrri apfiitrt 1 ctlt-
[is> g( lt(. Hit tDiin
lit Crt, &(. II UinQt i(.
the prophet, faying. Behold, a Virgin ftiall
be wilb child, and Ihall bjing forth a Son,
and iheyihali call his name Emmanuel, which
being interpreted is, Gtxl with os.) Then
Jol'cph, being railed from ficep, did ;is the
angel cf ihc Lord had bjdiieii him, and look,
unto him his ivJie ; and knew her not till Ihc
had brought forth her iirD-born fon : and ht
called his name JESUS.
The CircLimcifion of Chrift.
Tie CflUO.
LMIGHTY God, who madeft thy
blel1i:d Son tu be rircumciled, and
obedient to the law for man j Grant
ai the true Cireumclfion oi tlie Spi*
ril ; that, our hearts, and all our membei's,
being mortifieJ ftgm all worldly and carnal
lulls, we may in all things ubey thy bleffed
will ( ihrnugh the lame thy Sou Jefus Chrift
our Lord. Amtn.
The Epifik. Rom. iv, 3.
^,J^i LESSED is the man lo whom the
Lord will not impute fin. Cometh
this blelTednefs then upon the clr-
ciimcifion only, or upon (he uncir-
cumnlion aifo f For we lay, that faith was
reckoned to Abraham for righteoufnels. How
wai it then reckoned \ when he was in cir-
Clit tlrtC
o( bicssrn Macf
tg: «ligln,
^llirt sl)iaciitnta con
(oriji D( llir uiO(K of
Jtaat, &c, 3311011 il.
rtiiKStiaKrDiiirisiJc
mjiiitali, anni Effiilir
^%s\\ dst, lluin. HIS.
/(!(( l^f Diolljrt of
3ntis biiniun id
Jjlosiptitntiiistiilull
t((Di[ ih([> am 10-
giilirT. mis tuunD
iD(iJ}ilil[S[ii?it)r till'
III gliiisl. (Tlifn Jn-
S(UD, «(- f6it. '.
rumoilJuil, or in uneircunidfioll ! Nol in cir-
ciimcifion, but in uiKircumtilioii. And he
received the !iga of cimiincilion, a ftal nf ihc
riEhteournel'a of the fa>(h which he had yet
being iinriicumcifol ; ihat lie iniglit be the
father of all them that Iwlicve, though ibey
be not circumcifed ; [hat righteiiuliiefs iiii"ht
be imputed unto them alfo ! And the lather
of circuiticitlon Id ibem who aw not of the
cirtuinciiion only, but alio walk in the Heps
of thai faith of iiiii- father Abraham, whioh
he had bting yet uncircumcifed. For the
promife,lhatliclhoul(lbelht heirof the world,
ivas nol to Abraham, tir lo his (eed, through
the Isw, but through the right eon Ihe fa of
fjith. For if they whirh are of the Uw be
heirs, faith ii made void, and the proniife made
of none cffefl.
TAe Gojfel. Si. Lukeii. 15.
,ND it came to pal's -^ 'he angeb
were gone away from them inlu
heaven, the IhephcrJii fflid one to
another. Let us now go even unto
Bethlehem, and fee this, thing which is come
to pal's which the Lord hath made ftnoH'nimio
II*. And ilicy fame iviih h.iftc, and found
Mary and Jiifepb, and (he babe lying in a
manger. And when they had feen it, they
made known abroad ihelayiilg which wastold
them cimcerninK this child. And all ihev
Biil llirni slgillp lints
in|) filtiCb noiisi. inB
111 ma tici. iSfii.jiiii,
{ IDlII 9praK for trrrinj 1
Stic moll til gibrnilift IS
iBld, ,♦«, «-[, e«b.lii
1
J
■M,
iCS
Epiphany.
iluit heard ii wondered at thoir things whkh
were ("Id them hy (he liii-phtrds. Bui Mary
krpl itil thel'e things^ and pi'indertd (hem in
her heart. And the (hcpherdi reiumcd, gin-
riiying and praiiing GoJ for all the things
ihsi Ihey hid lieatJ and fren, as it was lold
unto them. And Avhen eight Jays were ao-
complilhei! for (he circumciling of the child,
his name was railed JESl/S, which was lb
iiained of the angel before he was conceived
in the womb.
fl Tti /d«f CiI/tF!, Efiflfr, and Guffd Jhull f- n-tfor
rvery day efitr mie ibt EfifiaKy.
The Epiphany,
Or the Manifcftation of Chrift
to the GetuWes.
TJ,i Cdkil.
GOD, ivhn hjr the leading of a ftar
didH nianifeft thyonly-hi; gotten Son
to the Gentile* i Mercifully granl,
thai we, which know ihee now by
i.iiih, niiiy afier thii, life have the fruilion of
ihv gkirioiis Godhead j through Jeliis Chrill
(Piir Lold. Ame«.
(Tfir Bfflnf itir ittuiaii
9||<IU RIJD iivmi ID(
(iMtiOt. JtT. Otn, III,
Tilt inB>> 51'liiD h'ln,
Ol iLlHtl \b until lll((,
1I)DI] DJ[|J]]L jllin. DEr
and iMitiibiinDnlh.
ini aiigrl fiibrirl
Uas ami tiDin iSoli
10 1 (III In Salllrc.
nairiFli j^jiimli. ID
n oitom jffijncio (o
<i miin inltpar namt
mis jDsrpt, lu, I.
antfa.ityjtDsratitt
uini mill) ;ijstc in<
10 t|tf ItLllp (ounlio
» J tiiji o( 5uliab,
goilsr ul Ziclurliis
OIlD ^.llltllt! U;il9il.
bull, iLlltc I.
7"A? £fiJlU. Ephcs. iii. I.
SOR ihis caufe, 1 Paul, the prilbni
uf Jcliis Chrift (d! you Gen riles ; it
ye have heard of ihe J ifp en fat ion of
the gfaci of Go(], which ij given me
to yovi-wavil : How fhat by revelalion he
made knumn unto me ihc niyfttiy (as I wrote
afore in few words, wherehy, when ye reail,
ye may uniletftaiul my kntiwltdgc in the niyf-
ttiy of Chiift} which in other ages was not
made known unto the fonti of mtn, as it is
now revealed unto his holy Apoliles and Pro-
phet; hy the Spirit i That the Gentiles Dionld
be fi'ilow-heirK, and of the fame body, and
p^irtakcrsuf liii promil'e in Chrift, by thcGof-
jicl : whereof I was made a minifter, accord-
ing to the gift of tlie grace of God given unto
n^e l>y the cffe^hial working of nis power,
i/nto me, who am iefs than the leail of all
(aints, is ihisgracc given, that 1 (liould preach
among the Gentiles the imlearchable riches
of Chrift ; and to make all men fte what is
the fellowilLip of the myltcry, which from the
beginning of the world hath been hid in God,
who created all things by Jeftis Chrift : to the
inlcnl, that now unto the ptincipaiilles and
powefs in heavenly plates might he known
hy the Church the manifold wifdom of God,
■K'fording to the elefnal piifpote which he
jiiii pilled in Chrift Jelusoiu' Lord ! In whom
I
Epiphany.
we have boldneli anJ atiels with confidence
bj' (he f'ailh of him.
riit Goj'pcl. Si. Mjtth, ii. i,
HEN Jefus was bom in Bcthlthem
ol" Judia, in thedaysof Herod the
king, behold, iherc came wile men
liom llie call ta Jerulalem, laying,
Where is he thai is bom Iting of (he Jcivs ?
for vrc have fttn hi* Itit in ihe call, and arc
come irj wfprdiip him, When Herod ihe king
hid heard ihcle rhingi, he wait troubled, and
all Jeiufaicm with him. And when he had
gathered all the chief priefc and fcribcsof the
j>eo(ilc liigtther, he demanded of ihem, where
Chdlt fhuuld be burn. And ihcy laid unto
him, In Bethlehem of Juilira ; for thus it U
ivriilen by the prophet. And thou, Bethle-
hem, ill tfiE land of Juda, art not the leall
among the princes (>f Judj : fur out of thcc
Ihal) come a Gnveinuui that Ihall rule my
pt'jpli; Iliad. Then Hciod, when he had
jirivily called the wile men, encjnircti of them
diligently what time the liar appeared. And
he lent (hem to Bethlehem, and laid. Go,
snd liiiirch diligently for the yaiing child, and
when ye hai'c loundhiin, bring me word again,
ihat I mavi'umcand worlhip him alfu. When
they had heard the king, they departed ) and
lo, the liar which thty faw in the eaft went
befoi-e llicm, till it came and Itnod over where
Sul It; SDOts Dtl thi
t(tr,io(((tiiiii[atii"-
•lltH«,«C. iClOD.tll.
Iirilii'3iii«ti(iiBPiJilJi
tir ulirntdiDiDblgs'
son. *t. Am. itii,
Hill ,i[([iiii|iii^iitn
fBarji Ctpiigf I fortt
Uri nrsi briDllrn
SOU. ing ntattin
tiiiR tn abiitiDliiii
(lettirs.anBloitiDtiii
in 1 miiigEc, lie.
I
mi
r*i*^j^
If ihf Jimi ttiii IS
torn, Tor Ut trotii
arcn tli aui in Ibi
tfiisl,iinD]Tr(iiin(n
IUgrs<i<Eliiiii'<'^>IIIII(n
iCiiDtiilirKiiiQniiite
■ DlSI, SiC JBll IL.
ibe young cliiUl was. WlitiiiUej'law tlicfiar,
ihcy rejoiccil with cucMJiiia gre»t joy. Am)
when they were dime into the houli, ihty liiw
the yti.ing child with Mary his niolhtr, ami
fell down ami wijitlii|)pcd hiin ; and when
they bad ojjciied their ticatiii'rs, ihcy |ircfem(il
unto him git'i'j ; gold, nml ri.tnkinccn<c, and
myrrh. And being waintd of God in adrrmti
that they ihould nol frlurn to Herod, they
departed into ilieir own coiiniiy another itaj .
The Firft Sunday after the Epiphany.
7 /if csiua.
LORD, we hefeech thee mercifully
!o rciTive the prayers of ihy people
whith rail ujion ihecj and grant
(hat rhey may both perceive and
know what ihings they ought to do, and alLii
may have grace and power fsithfolly lo fiillil
ilie fame; through Jefus Chrilt our Lord.
Amrn.
Til EpiftU. Rom. >ii, i.
BESEECHyou the refute, brethren,
Ijy the mercies of God, thai ye pte-
iVnt your bodiei a living facrince,
holy, aei'cp'able unto God, whith
Is your rtafonabli' fcivlcc. And he nol con-
formed lo this world ; but be ye iraHifotnied
by th* renewing of your mind, thai ye may
prove what is (hat good, and acceptable, and
3liii[t 3nili 10 moult,
^alLriaarniiiiiiBEthinf
jtiD.fci. llSmii. III.
rill iiB(iR tl $titi
biiniE iKIs >o .Iriusi'
itm 10,^1. 1 Kingi i.
Firft Sunday after Epiphany.
pcrfecl will ot God. Fnr I iay, through (hf
grave given unlo mc, to every man tliat ia
among you, not to think oChimielf more high-
ly than he ought to Ihink, but to think lij-
bcfly, accoi'ding as Gu<t hath ilealt to every
mm the ineai'ure of iiiih. For as He han-
many memberi in one hody, anil all menibei's
have not the fame office ; lb v/e, being many,
ate one boily in Chilli, and every one mem-
bers one of another.
Tic Go/pel. Si. Luke ii, 41 .
OW his parents went to Jemfalcm
every year at the feaft ot" the [lalf-
over. And when he was twelve
years old, they went up to Jerufa-
Icni, after the cuftom of the fcaft. And when
they had fulfilled the days, as they returned,
the child Jefu!. tarried behind in Jerufalem ^
and Jofeph and his mother knew not of it.
But ihey, fuppofing him to have been in the
company, tvent a day's journey, and they
fought him among their kinsfolk and ac-
quaintance. And when lliey found him not,
they turned back again to Jerufalem, feeking
him. And il came to pals, that after three
days they found him in the lcm)ile, fitting in
the midft of the docioi-s, both hearing them,
and alking them queltionFi. And all that
heard btni were allonillied at his underliaod-
ing and anfivera. And when they faw him.
Utftolli. Hip Broll|(r ID.
nainsllU". 'Pin. iinii.
teutsi sgikt unto
SKIBEttlloiisiiiKiil
llijBtH. S-t. 1 Sam. III.
aiiBt, ma mltE lit
Coung ctiilO inti l)M
gioigri oni] flit intt
iSgcpt, miD be tin*
ttirir until i bclni
Hircmiirlr.totfljrroll
tDllI SCIK fllf [hllli 10
Orslmiltiitii.iflal.l'.
1
r 1 -1 1 .
iji I 1
M
1
tir shall Ocelli Dmsn
iDclriUlTs.nr snail
ititttii nm (ma
giE. ^DT Ram IDri
ti> ItlRg, Ikuiisi nil
Una iiDtilic i.a!».
Second Sunday after Epiphany
ihcy were amazcJ ; and his miilher laid uiilu
him, Son, why hall: ihoii thus dealt with us ?
brlitild, thy fathei and I have roiighl ihec for-
towiiig. And he faid unio tlK'in, Hoiv is it
thai yt lijught me ? will ye ni>t that I mult
be Llhoiit my Father's huluieft ? And ihcy
undcrftood not the laying ivliich he fiiakc
iiiilo ihem. And he went down with llicni,
.mtl came to Nnza-teih, and was lubjc^ iintu
Ihem : but his mother ke|)t all ihefe layiiigi
in hct heart. And Jcl'us iniTcidcd in wrfdoin.
andttature, and in labour «ith God and man.
TheSecoiidSundayafter the Epiphany.
T/ir ColU-H.
LMIGHTV and everlafting God,
who dolt govern M ihingii in hea-
ven and eartlii Mercifully hear tlic
liipplicalions of ihy people, and
grant us ihy pfiicc all l!ie days of our life ;
through Jel'uE Clirift our Lord. Aweu.
Tie Efifik. Rom. >ii. 6.
*■* AVING tlitn gifis differing atcord-
itiE to the grai'e ihjf is given to us,
whether plophety, Itl lis prophcfy
according to the pi opoi'tionollaith ;
III' niiniliry, let \is wait on our tniniUcring;
i.if he ihnt icacheth, on teachingj or he (hat
exhorieili, on exhortation i he that givutti.
fM
q:A
(gnars tjsi ttir latlrs
Otl> If |M3 lMI1(IS 31ID
ttatntDrin.eio.ijiH.
frnr eniiistttirs«ii«
□igon (Jittn Haluii Dr-
(irinlpi, J.I, I SJin. «
Second Sunday after Epiphany,
let him do it with limplkil:)' ; he ihat ruicih,
wilh diiigMice; he thai fhewelh iiictcy, willi
chfi:rtulni.'fs. Let Invi; he wilhuut dil]iiiiiila-
lion. Ahhor ihal ivhith is evi), rlsave to th.il
which Is giKid. Be kindly niTciflioncil one lu
.mother wilh brotherly love, in honour prc-
fi- fling one another : not [tothful in bulinrl-. ^
Kervent iu Spirit j lerving the Lord ; I'cjoiting
In hope J patient in trihiilalion ; continuing
inlianf in prayttj diitriluiing to the nefeliiij-
of faints i given to hornitality. Blefs them
ivhic'h pcrlccule you; blefs, and curfe not.
Rejoice wilh them that do rejoice, and «eep
with iliem that weep. Be uF the Ibme mind
one lowardi another. Mtnd not high things,
but ecjndefocnii to men of lokv cl^atc.
Tie Cofpil. St. John il. I.
'ND the third day there «as a mar-
tijgc in Cana of Galilee, and iht
moihei of Jei'iK was there. And
both Jefiis was called, and his liif-
cijile*, 111 the marriage. And when ihey
wanted wine, the mother of Jcl'iis faith unto
him. They hove no wine, jefiis laith unto
htr. Woman, what have I to do wilh ihee >.
mine huur is not yet come. His mother lailh
unto the fcrvants, Whaifotver he i'aith unto
you, do it. And there were let there (\:t
"ater-pols of ftone, alter the mantiei of the
purifying of the Jews, conlaining two or three
il>rrDa rmisfa lU
inili(li(lt)r:nia«
aldtn ttil IDitc in
Sithlcllfin, inlilB
all ilir laa^iii ttim-
oi ttoui imo iiiiirs
olD inn unDcr, Jc-
rortlns.S,'M«3l II,
(V-Sf ■K'41*)!!^
etl( dingil SJ«I U
ittt ili( nil tna ftiB
■ Igililllllntl^Iilll.fDT
ibir JIT Diifl R>1ri':(]
agiiulji III! jjuiing
Third Sunday after Epiphany.
lirklns apiece. Jefus fallli unto tbein, FitI the
ivatcr-poh wiih water. And ihcy filled ihcm
ii|i lo ihc liriiii. And he faiih unto thrm,
Dra* oul now, and Wur iirilo I lie govern out
ot' The tcall. And they bare il. Wlien llic
ruler of lite fcnll h»il lilird ihc water llial wis
made wine.ind knew not whenoc ii was, (but
the fcrvants whicli dreiv tlic watei knew,) tlie
gcrvetnoiu of the fciilt calltd the briJegroom,
and laith unio liim, Eveiy mm at the begin-
ning dolh let forth good wine, and when men
have well diunk, then that which is woil'ei
fiut tbou hatl kept the good wine until now.
This beginning of miniclisdid Jefut in Cana
of Galilee, and iiianifefted forth his glory, and
hia dilviplcs believed i>n him,
TheThird Sundayafcer the Epiphany.
Tie Colkd.
I-MIGHTY ami everlaliing God.
mercifully look upon our infrmi-
ties. and in all oui' dangers und ne-
cclTities llietch foith thy right hand
lo help and defend \t% ; through Jcliu Chrift
our Lord. Antea,
The EpijUe. Rom. til. 16.
i^E not ivife in your own eonceits.
j^ Rtcompcnfc to no man evil for evil.
g Provide thii^ honeft in the fight of
all men. Itit be |iolIible, as much
iflttooiutinistounlTii
Jliciit.Kc. tScn. itif.
Oalrili Kkinioiinsilof
Itlttditi, 5.1111(15 ^fiill
£ ga up. Vf II ^am. rr
Third Sunday after Epiphany.
>i li«ili in yoii, live peaceably iviih all men.
Dearly bcloveil, avenge nol you rlc Ives, Inn
rarhtr give plate iinti> wrath ^ for il is vwril-
tcn, Vcngcantc 16 niiiicj I will repay, Ihttb
ihe Lord. Therefoi'e, if thine cnrmy hunger,
feed him j if be lhirlf,givc bim drinic : fur in
(o doing thou ibslt Iri^ap coals of lire nn his
head. Be nol overcome of evil, bul over-
come evil wilh good.
Til Gil/I'd. St. Miwh. vlU. i.
HEN he wnv conic down from ihc
moumain, great nmltiiudes fol-
lowed him, And bthokt, (litre
tanie a Icptr and wordiipped him,
f;iying. Lord, if ihou wilt, rbou canlf niakc
me clean. And Jefus put forth his hand, and
toucht'd him, faying, I will- be thou clean.
And immediately hi^ Icprufy was cleanlcd.
And Jelui laitli unto him. See thou lell no
man, but go ihy way, llitw ihyftif to the
priell, and offti the gilt that Mofes tom-
liiaiidcd, for .1 tcftimony unto ihem, And
when Jel'us w^enrered into Capernaum, there
lamc unto him a centurion hcfcccbing him,
and faying, Lord, my lervaot lietli at home
fick of the paify, eritvourty tormented. And
Jrltis faith unto him, I will t'ome and heal
him. The centurion anfwered and laid. Lord,
I am not worthy that thou thouldeli come
under my roof j hut fpeak the word only, Jnd
l.lfl II ; tlip tod laV
uniuti mil ihdir Km*
obtrtht, .vt.iCjtD.iin.
riifr tiilBiittinseiinih
iD(lt) tni rliisiiiiit
3iil1.?fsii5. mlitn lit
mis baoiiiio. mm
aliiislii out ot IlK
Uilti, and Ig, lilt
iLFabrns DiFrr cpEii-
(0 unin lilin, ant
John sia tni sglrll
atlSnD.Vt.f'Bli.lll,
Oi Kiniilci tami u
rneu hr ini f «n of
Biiiin. i;iii lir jii-
sDmng stit [I IS
iiiritiiu,«c.iaBt.ia,
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany.
my I'ervanc Ihall be hcnicil. Ftti 1 3m a inaii
iinJer autliority, having roMiers unticr me;
und I Iky unto iliia man. Go, And he goelh j
and to anothtr. Come, and he romilh ; and
to my feivaiit, Doihis, and lii-doerh il. When
Jeliii heai-d It, he marvdied, and laid to them
ihac IblluvvfJ, Vetily I lay unro yoii, 1 have
not foiinii fo great fiillh, no nor in Ifratl.
And I lay untu you. That many Diall comr
frLim the eail and well, and (liall hi down with
Al)rah3m,and If^nc, nnd Jacob, in the king-
dom of heaven, Butihe children ol'thi' king-
dom Dial) be calt out into outer tlai'kri<rr<. :
there fliall he wetping and gnaihiogof Icclh-
And Jefus hiid unto ihc centurion, Go thy
w^y, ^nd a.'i ihuu halt lii;)ievcd, lb he it done
<into thire. And his Ictvant was healed in
ihe leir-laiue hour.
The Fourth Sunday afterlhcEpiphaiiy.
GOD.ivlto knowcli us lobe fel in the
m\M <if lb mmy and greiit d!ingct>,
thit by rcalbn ol' the iVailly ut our
niiure we cannot alway^i (iand up-
i Grant (o us futh ftrrngih and pioter-
as may rujipuit us in all lixngro, and
us through all temptations ^ through
Chtift our l^rd. Jmei.
itSlUStHtlhlHStltlfl-
nglli 101 3 mrasDl noi-
uat.ir. «iii, lib,
f tic Dcpau sKlni itr
mtie Dr«li]sinl,tDDt
o( ni (run, am. in.
^^/>d
^"^0;,;^
Fourth Sunday after Kpiphany.
T*f Efifttt. Kom. liO. t.
' f <»«y foul be Tiibjeft aoto ih«
: ghcrpowtn; lbrthcrcuno|>«wcr
lit of UdiJ 1 ih« powen (hal be are
riUinotofGoJ. WholWrtf ihtre-
Kitr r.'iiitcth ibc pcnrei' nflflcih (he oMinaniv
i>f GcJ: iiiJ ib('<r thill relil) Ihatl rceelvc tu
iheinlelvei lUnination. Fur rule n are not a
lertur t» gooil work), but lo (he cril. Wilt
lEiiiu tbcn not be xlVxi4l ot the fioiver 1 Aa ih.K
whieh ii f;oo(l, MiA ibou Ihalt bivc pcaifc lA
ihe fttne: lor he i> Ihe miniller ol Coil i...
iht< li» good- But if rhou Ao ihul which ii
evil, be sfraiil ; f»r he brarcth not (lie 1'H'i>nJ
in vain : for he ii (be miniRec of Gui!, n ix--
vengM to execute woih upon him thm Jotih
evil, WbrrtfoiT ye murt neoii be liihjeif;
ool ooljr for vrtnth, hin «lli> for roiilVieiiit
lake, rat for lbi> cauli; pay ye tribute jlIiVi ;
for (hey arc God's ininillcM, aticmiing (v>n-
linmllf upon (bii ytry ibing. Ki-ndet there-
(brc(oall tbeifdiieti tribute to whom tribute
■1 (liiCiitifluen lo whom cuHom,fntt lo whom
feai, boiMur to whom hotuut.
7k* G^Jftt. St. MiUh. vlll. ij.
ND irhen he tvat tnicred into a (lirji,
hit difeiplei followcil hitn. And
behold, there acole a great ttmpelt
ill the lea, Inji>mui'h that Ihe I1>i|i
llilltll. a ociaii 1
ifindtniif (0if)( AII1
a muln B(ii Kis M
■Hu* iiniii (Mn.
alra.fic. J«|ina,
anVtiii11ct»TilfiEai(t
DllD(n(ttit,,lraiisiiirni
utira.n giiX. lit.
D( itt s'l ngsn.
itiB tint, mnltifl
unis. *>. |a<it,i>.
Snl tir lost Ih( ([»
luvn mn ir Gshrs,
■llDliIi1l«B1i;ilDtl"l'
loaUiE.it-lHjr ilO.
H'asi'iivcrcd wirh the »^'avfs: but hc^vaaaflcc^i.
And his difcijiles ciiitiL- rn him, aiid aviokc
him, laying, lord, lave us ver ptrifli. And
he faith unto Ihtm, Why aie yc t'carfdl, O yc
of little faith > Tlieri he arafc, ami rebuked
the winds iiul tht fca, and there wa* a gi'eal
oalm. Bui the men mifvelltd, iiiying, Wiint
manner of man h llii", that even the winds
and the lea <Fhcy him! And wlicn he ivav
come to the other fide into the coiintir of the
Gergtletici, there tntt him two pollVfled null
devils, coming i>ul of llie tombs, cuceeding
ficn-e, lb that no man might paft by that iv-i)-.
And behold, ihey cried out, faying. Whai
have we to do with thee, Jcfns, thou Son cf
God,' art thou corne hither to torment us
before the time i And there was a good way
tiff from them an held of many fwine, feed
ing. So the devik befouglil him, faying. If
ihou call IIS out, fuffcr us to go away into the
herd of fwtne. And bt faid unto them. Go.
And when they were eomc onl, ihey went
into the herd ol fwine : and behold, the ivhoU-
herd of fwine mn violently down a ftetp jitact
into the lea, and pcrilhed in the waters. And
they that kept them fled, and went their way?
into the city, and lold rvriy thing, and »»hat
was befallen (o the pofTellcd of the devils
And behold, the whole city came out to meet
Jcfus: and when ihey fiw him, they hcfoiighi
him, that he would depart out of their coatU.
!i<( I nails toll hiutra lilt,
itl htm (ist tiK Srei
aioncfcc, .folin DIM.
Jesus sciins Itllit
faiEli.sJLD rotlKBlrtEot
It'E'llsc. \r, ^.iMi
Fifth Sunday after Epiphany,
The Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany,
the CoUelt.
LORD, we biltech iheefo ketp thy
CImiX'h and hourchulJ urinlinuDlly
in thy Iruc rfligirnii tliat ihey iviio
du Itan c.nly upon the lifjpt of thy
hfavenW grarc may cveniifitc be defeiided by
ihy migliiy power; through Jelus Chrift our
Loid. AiffH,
The Efiftle. Col. iii. ii.
l^yTon therefore, as the elefl of God,
lioly and beloved, bo*eIs of mer-
ries, kindnef-., humblemls of mind,
■UL-L-kiiel-., Wg-fiiffering i forbear-
ing -Jiic ;i!iolhei, and foigiving one another,
it any mar have a titiarrtl againft any ; eveti
as Chrilt forgave yuo, fu alio do ye. And
above all (hcie ihingt |iut on chanty, ivhich
is the bond of prrfceloeli. And let tlie peate
ot God rule in your liciirts,lo llie wliich alfo ;
yt' are caJled in one body \ and be ye thank- i
ful. Let (he word of Chrill dwell in you I
richly in all wifdoin, teaching and admonilli-
ing one another in pfalnis, and hymns, and
r^iirituaj fongs, '■nging witli grace in your
htarts lo the Lord. And whatfoever yc do,
in word or deed, do all in the Name of the
Lorrf Jeliis, giving thanks to God and the
father by him.
Vnt(«( iiird mull a
louDDDlrt. Amiits,
romi (drill. C til B St
tliiil mas ornli (Hint
fflllabamiiliit tilin-
srltupon Itir riKit, ml]
ttc. kt. 1 Blnns intt.
(tntl. euiinC lidnc
iitl looltDIIIIbanTIs,
ml] nie (art Uia
iioiim],,V! .Violin r(.
iflislia [omlna mioth
misr, bi-linin tdr itjUii
Kt bulla nElioiinft
bitiili tbiin, aiil 1)13
tier Bin sD(nfiEi(|[
m.
lerrr gs mlitx is rm
liQl)!. Sat tttinie,
inrrr ittpurrb iir(o
Sixth Sunday after Epiphany.
Tif Go/pel. St. Mitih. lili. »*,
HE kingdum of hL-avcn is likened
unio a man which liiweci good feed
in his field. But while men llcpt,
hit rncmy tame and Inived tatca
ainung the wheal, and went hia way. But
when the blade wai fpmng up, and bfoughl
forth fruit, then appeared the tares alio. So
the fcrvanl) of the houli; bolder came, and faid
unto hicn. Sir, AiiA not ihou low good fired
in thy field > fromwhenceihenhaih ii lire*.'
He faid unto them, An enemy hath done ihi;.
The fcrvants faid iinlo him. Wilt ihou then
that wc go and gather ihcm up i But he faid,
Nayi leli while ye gather up the tares, ye
root up allii the wheit with them. Let bo(h
gron togethct until the harveft j and in the
time of harvell I vviil fay to the reapers. Ga-
ther )'e together firlt the tares, and bind them
in hundliBlohumthem! but gather the wheat
into my barn.
The Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany.
TAt CilUa.
GOD,a'hofL- blclfcd Son was mant-
tefled that he might deftcoy the
works of the ilcvil, and make ue the
(oai of God, and heirs of eternal
lift; Grant us, we bejeerh thee, that, having
this hope, tve may purify ouifelvcs, even as
3 bTiTnnm galD. lorti.tr
idao'iismtnnnnl^imiii
Ill ti 111 liiBii mill an-
^tDnrb' \^. I w< fcur
ininlgDSi.X-i. Oan. HI.
m
Sixth Sunday after Epiphany.
Iw is pare I (kit, whca Ik Duit appear again
with power ind gic*i gl<>ry, wc miiv lie msdt
tike unto him in hncirrnil and elnnoui khii;-
doiD i wlwte with ihee, O Filhcr, and ihte,
O Hulir Ghoft, h< livelh and m^-nrlh, cvtr
iwc Coil, woild without cud, Jmta.
Thi EfiftU. ( Si-Johniii. i.
EHOLD, wlial inUHncr of love the
Fiihcr liaih IkHiwciI upon ui, (hat
wr ihmild bccilltdihclbniuf Uod :
ihcftfod rlir ivorid kuowclh ut not,
btviule il kneiT him nut. Beloved, now nrc
ive the iboi ot God, and it doih not yet sp.
peat tvliit wr llijll be I but we know, thHt,
when lie (hall Hppcar, we IhjiU he like him ;
for wc Ihall Ire him at he ik. And every man
that haih thii hope in him puiifieth himli'lf",
(Ten at he il pure. Whulbcvcr comnnilcth
ba tranlerrlTcth alio the Uwi for fm ix the
tranrgrclKon of the law. And ye kncin that
he wMmanili;llrd lo lake away our fins) and
in hilt) il no fin. Whultirvcr abidclh in liini
fmn<<ti not i whofoever fmnctli hnih not lien
him, nciiber known him. Little children, let
IM nan deceive fou : hethatdoeihrighteoul'-
i;«li it rightcou), even ai he ii righicuiit. He
lk«t eraiKniitctli lin \\ <>f the devil i loi the
deril finnclh troRi the liegioninj;. For iliii
poirpure the Son of God waj maniliiltil, that
no miphi deOroy the worki of the drv
Itr Lait, II iim. ill.
ItegnlMUtaHinini'
mm, anD biAoKi, ctii
vtil(»i«>ii, !>■», Ill
Jctiii Hilt, iKiint
>I1T*
iir foiiiiifn
tptt,
91 4lir !«>'«
inutti
r« oiiiiiii I
[llilil((«glttn. tt
tait iDiir 1 uni(
SKI |( «4i) into
IR. Ut. 1,M( 111.
Stlllf n iTdrisniimi
nmc 3iiai.\ua tic
ttbdD inc dm tut
■(pl fnt II, 51)1(1111
Oil ihoii nHiOsirDr[i
■niDinn HI iiic iiisi
■lniliiuin(il'<iltliiist
Iftlng^. A'(. 1.11.1(1.
Sixth Sunday after Epiphany.
TAc Gejfvl. St. MiKh. «!». «j.
HEN if any man ftiill fuy unto yoii,
Lo, hew is Chrill, or llitre j bclicvt
it not. Foi there Ih^ll itlCz fnllb
Chrilb.aml falfe |)ti>phcis, »nd ftiaH
Ihcn great Iigii5 anil won Jets -, itiromuth dial
(if i[ were pi.i(Tible) lliey (liall deeeive ihc
vcfv eleft. Bchuld, I have lold you before.
Whtirfutc, if ihcy liull fiiy unto you, Be-
li'rKi, he III in the ^tferi j go nut forth ; bc-
huid, lie it in the fecteC ehanibcr'ii believe ir
iiu(. For as the lightning tomeih out of the
c.ilt, and Jliincth even unto thi' vrS-^ fo Hull
alfn ihu cdniing of the Son of Man he. For
ivherefoevtr the catral'e ii, there will the e«g!e\
be jjathettd together. Immniiali-ly -ifter the
tribulation of thote ilayslhall ihf fun be dark-
eneif, uml the moon fball not give her light,
and ihc (tan. Ihail fall from heaven, and the
poweri of tht henvens Ihall be llialcen. And
tlirn fti4ll apjicat the fign of the Son uf M.in
in he.iven ; and ihen Iliall all tbr tribes of the
earth mourn, and thry Ihall fee the Son o!
Man roming tn the clotids ot heaven, with
Eowct and great glory. And he Ibjll fend
h angels with a gii'st found of a trumpei,
iind lUty iliall gather together his elefl from
the four winds,fromonecnd of heaven to tht
other.
jUlHo sll.itl Mill pllr
llHll upuoifitt.J^jdiii
SlIOR.&f. jlKin.ID,
JTIicti trusts art nirndi
iniOiiUininl.itlon.ilirlT
jtMIS, *(, (BltlUl.
The Sunday called Septuagcrinia, or
The Third Sunday before Lenr.
The CvUta.
LORD, wc bclnch ibM-fjio .r.,i 1.
io hc»r ihi pnycn of thy i>«'[iU i
out oStnrft, majr be iiicicifullv dc-
linnd br thy soodntri, for (he [Lary of ihy
Name ( throu^li JcfDi Chrift ouf Saviour, »hi>
livcfh and rcigncih wiih ilm nnd ilic llol*
Ghot, trtf one God, wotM withuui tai.
Amtm,
Tht EfifiU. 1 Cw. Ix. ti-
NOW ye no(, (hit they which run
ia a nee run all, but one rciriwih
ihc jiriie f So ran rhit j-e maif ol>-
»in. And every iniin thnt lliivcih
for t^ DiaAety U ceinpenuc In all iliingii
BOW they do it to obtain a corniptiblc «u«n,
bui we »n ineorruplible. I therefore So run,
not uunecrtiinlyi (o light l^noiaione that
bcattth th< air i but I keep uniUr my bcKly,
and being it into fubjrdion, lell ihit by any
nicuu, when I have prenrheil to othcn, 1
myrdf Ihould be a cafl-an-ay.
7kf Gtjfitl. St. Micth. II. t.
HE kin^em of ht^ivcn ii like unio
a man that ii an hoiilholdcr, »hirh
•vnii out early in the ■□utninti Co
hire bbourcn into his vincyntil.
ns.Sii, I im. itui.
rBlittllirnstilit pt(.
ItitCiciactg iiHiipir
»il. lit. II Kintt (I.
iTtlilaiitSingiiit'
luuldD, mat
•RKJl ItCll III.
nr«»i«rMMt.a>
(triDit inriiiH jM
sliiDit iliiui in rOf
K 2
gisBGDlrnllnioilK
ttUDIf inD Vrpn i^
list ant inrm Illti
snlH nuEr ImiigOT.
IB iDriiitii, f*m'
tiDusr [siliinDusriil
iciisn. ki. i.«. Id.
Sepluagefima Sunday.
And vrben he hail aj^rvvil nitb rhi- lltioiircr>
i'or .1 pcily a day, he lent llicni inio iiia vini-
yartl. And he went out about ilictliini li-jtir,
and liiw otliem llanititig idle in ihe inafki-t-
]>bcc, »nd Ikiil unto rRcni, Go yc alio into
the vineyard, and whalfotvcr is right I will
give you. And ihcy ivtnt their way. Again
he went out ahoiii the ti^'ll and nintl^ hDu',
3n6 did likcwife. And .iboul llic devenlh
hoiic b< went out, and found others Ihinding
iillc, atid laith unto ihem.Why ftand yr here
nil the day idle? They fay unto him, Bt-
ciufe no mall hath hired us. He faith unto
thi'ni. Go ye alfo intolhv vineyard, and what-
lijevcr in right, that fliall j'c receive. So wlien
even was come, ihe hird of ihe vineyard faith
unto hiK Itcwanl, Cail the labourers, and give
them thcii hire, beginning fioin the lall untu
the (lift. And when llicy came that were
hired ahoiil ihc eleventh hour, they received
every man a oeny. But when the firlt tame,
ihty fiippoftri that they iTiotild hai'e reveivcd
more J aoiJ they rikcvvrlc rcceivcil every man
a peny. And when iliey had received it,
ihcy murmured agaiiilt the good man of the
hiiulc, faying, Thefe laft have vvtought but
one hour, and thou hLill m^dir them ecjuai
unto us, which have boiiie the hiiriltn and
heat of the day. But he anfwercd one of
them, nnd faid. Friend, ] do ihee no wrung i
ilidii nor ihou agree with tne fur a peny ?
Is mis noust •irofflf
Dtn it tlilrli(9, mttir-
:^iMii, Kc. Jrtcin. nil.
lUitii 6'vit stiill bi
[i[lrti liDusc m ptipii
for all. tc. liuii Inl.
i
Sexagelima Sunday.
Take lliat ihine is, anil go lt\y way ; I ivill
give unto this \^\\ cvtn as unti> rhife. Is it
nut tawl'til for me ro do what I >villiviih iriini:
own ? Is ihine eye tvil, befaufe I am good !
So tlie laft iliall be firft, and ihe lirft laft i lor
many he called, but iew cholcn.
The Sunday called Sexagerima, or
The Second Sunday before Lent.
Tit Collen.
LORD God, wlio feeft ihat we put
not our truft in any thing that "c
do; MerriFulIy grant tliac by tliy
power we may bt defended againil
all iduerfily ; through jcfus Chrift our Lord.
A'lcn.
Tki Efijtle 1 Cor. xl. 19.
E fuffer luols gladly, feeing yc your-
(elvci are wile. For yc fiilFcr if a
man bring you inCo bondage, it a
man devour you, if a man take of
yovi, if a man exalt himlelf, if a man fmiti- you
on the taee. I fpeak as concerning repniadi,
as though wchad been weak : howbeit, where -
infoevcf any is bold, (I fpeak foolifhly.) I am
bold alfo. Arc they Hebrews? fo am I.
Ate they Tfraelilcs* (11 am I, Are they ihi-
feed of Abraham ? fo am I. Are they mi-
nifters of Cbrift ! (I ijieak s,t, a tijol,) I am
JiBlirn Jiiattil!'9 trc
tlirtn siui tiini ifat olT
men, 4(. etn. mull.
ibenlonraac up t»[p.
.inD sntJi nitD t! IDI
luoti, vc. u fain, m.
(Tilt rliiff Otlisls
anO IW Kiib's init
lie inrTsortlirtin'
pit (unsiiliili liDn
ilitD minlii "i>( .le-
ans hi siiUllliu JiiD
KtiL laia. Uut intg
siiit.^-c.iBiit.iinl.
D<in ililric plrcis of
BllDIt. anil frocn thai
Hint iaH/ts Emiglit
Kig (TDtIbI tiB
mlSIII. 13DISDII It!
Cfsi.tf. i«il, iiUi,
more: in Ubours more abundant ^ in liripet
j-bove mealuTTj in jii'il'uii? more frcqufnt ; in
ileaths of(. Of fhe Jews live times rtceired
I fnttj" ftriprs fave one ; tliricc «S5 I bciten
iviili [od» i oner was I ftoned ; thrice I fiil-
rcic.l lliipwretfci i night and a liav I lisvc
bten in Ine deep ; in journeying often ; in pe.
I'll)! uf ivnteri ; in pcrijs of lobbcfii; in periU
by mine own counlrymcn ( in perils by the
heathen ; in peril): in the I'ity; in pcriU in the
wildcrnel'i; in perils in the ftaj in perils among
Irilli; brtlhrcn i in wcarintfs and painfulncli j
in waleliinga otttJi j in hi*ngef and fhiflt i in
fiHingii often i in coldand nakednefi ; bclidts
ihofe things tliat arc without, thai which
rometh upon me daily, the care of all the
I'hurL'hes. Who is ivcalt,aiid I am not wc.ik f
"'ho ii offended, and I bum not ? If I miift
ntcds gloiy, I will gloiy of the thiiies which
luni'ern mine infirmities. The God and
F.itherofour Lord Jefns Chrili, which isblell-
I'd fot evermore, kiiowrth that I lie not.
Tie Gajyel. St. Luke vUl. 4.
HEN much people were gnihered
together, and were tome to him
out of every city, he I'pake by a
parable! A fower went out lo iow
hii !ecd ; and at he fowed, fome IVll by the
way-fide, and it was trodden down, and the
f"wl= of the air dtvomed it. And fome fell
.4ull4l) sain, ITllllK itt
us 3t[i bun lo (Ik fzh-
iRKllits, iSrii.inDil,
f D.lD9i|iDUig5 Uroiiilii
Dolnn Into il7iii:|ii, mil
Dii'lptiA[,KC.0'n mil
i^'^iSifc'i
Sexageiima Sunday.
upon a rock, ^nd as fuun as ii wa^ Ijirung ii|>,
it witherec! away, hecaule it lacked moiliutc.
And fume fett among ihorns, ant) the thorns
I'prang up with it, and choked it. And othtr
fell on good ground, and fptangup, and bare
fiuil an hundred-fold. And when he had
laid theft things, he cried, He that hath ears
(ohear, let him hear. And hisdilciplesafked
him, faying. What might this parable he >
Add he faid. Unto yuu it is given to knuw
themyfteric5of the kingdom of God ; but to
Dihert in parable.'' ^ lliat feeing they might
not fee, and hearing they might not umkr-
ftand. Now the parable is this : The feed is
(he Word of God. Thofe by the way-fide
are tht'y that hearj then comelh the devil,
and tateth away the word out of thtir hearts,
left (hey Ihould believe, and be faved. Thry
on the rock are they, which, when they hear,
fCfeive iheword with joy ; and theft have no
rixit, which for a while believe, aiMl in time
of temptation fall away. And that which
fell among thorns, are they, which, ivhen they
have heard, go forth, and are choked ivirh
catf", and riches, and pltafiiies of this life,
and bring no fruit to perfefiion. But that
on the good ground, arc they, which in an
lionell and good heart, having heard the word,
ktep It, and bring forth fruit with patience.
^^^i^^^f^
^(litil^iorifi bTsiiglii
triTili liint inti wiiK,
<iiic,A'r. iSin, HD.
jRl19(9 9011 to Itir pCB'
p[r gf UCiiil, rill; is
ilm.Iri. <<?iotiiis iDI.
Srsiis Jl dig IJBI
siitipci as iliru Hit
(jr, toak TiiiaD, ant
mli'ii tic Uatr Qimn
tillllll^. LlJtf (I,
laaqiOt td lii^ tiiB'
[Iplts, saving, Caki
(It, m. tttv ildl.
.frniLS Mitt- ail [I
aljjU l»r oifrnlrrD tu
Hit (t(5 iiigdi, *(.
iDi sa» inurrontr
nnio ilira. f(i |.|
tiK Uliili I gn ine
tiric imiilii'r -Inn
Quinquagelima Sunday.
The Sunday called Quinqtiagefima,
Or the next Sunday before Lent.
Tie Calif a.
LORD, "liti haft taught us that all
our Joiiigs ivilliout rharity at no-
thing won h; Send thy Mvly GhoU,
anil pour into our hcuttt thai moft
exi-cllci!lgif(otchjriiy,ihe very bond of pcate
and of all vitlucs, vi'iihoul whith ivhoibever
liveth i^ couiilvd AeoA btfiiiF iIice : Grant this
for thine only Son Jefut Chiift's fake. Amm.
•Tie EfijIU. I Cor. liii, i.
HOUGH [ fpeak with the tongurs
uf men and of angels, and have not
charily, J am become aa loundiH"
biafs, or a tinkhng cyml>al. Ann
though 1 have the gift of proplicty, and un-
ilerlland all myftenes, and all knowledge ;
and though I havi^ all faith, lij that I euiiM
remove moitntainB, and have n<.it oharily, I am
nothing. And though I bellow all my goods
to feed the pool, and though I give my body
to be burned, and have not charity, it prtifit-
cth me nulhing. Chaiity fuffiielh long, and
h kind i charily envjeth not j charity vaiint-
ctli not itfellj is not puffed up, dolh not be-
have iti'cif uiiliemly, Iceketh nut Jiet own, i;
not eafily provoked, thinkcth no evil, tejoietih
( 9iim oil Tai»[ srsr
IcriD nss^iiii iliii Imir
no, tfc. Iltliigii nil.
■ffllsln iain : ^rfiollr
I IM 9fliU src II DUU
tninciiis. liUiniisvu,
^Y^r^
Quinquagefima Sunday.
not in inli|uity, bul rcjoicclh in the Injili j
beareth aillhingj.lielieveiii all ihings, hopetli
all ihing*, cndurclh ;ill things. Charity nevei'
faiJf^rh : but whtilhtr [here he prophecies, they
lliall fail i ivhethei there be longuea, ihey
(hall cealV; whether there be knowledge, it
(iiall vanilh away. For ive know in part, and
we prophcfy in part. But when that which
is petfeft is come, then that which U m part
ftiall be done away. When I was s. child, 1
Tpake as a child, I underlloud as a child, I
thought ai a child i but when 1 became a man,
I put aivay chiidifti things. For naiv we lee
through 3 glaft darkly ; hut then face to face :
non I knijw In pait ; but then Ihall I know
even as alio t sm known. And now abiilcth
faith, hope, charity, thcfe thrc« ; but the
greatett of thel'c is charity,
T/ifGoJ)>tl. St. Lukcivili. ^t.
HEN Je('ii5 look unto him the twelve,
and laid unto ihcm. Behold, we
go up to Jerufalem, and all things
that are writfen liy the prophets
concerning ihe Sun of Man Diall be accoin-
jjlilhcd. For he /hall be delivered unto ihc
Gentiles, and Ihall be mocked, and fpitefully
entreated, and fpitted on: and they fh all
fcourge him, and put him to death ( and the
third day he Ihall rife again. And they un-
ilcrttood none of thefe things ; and this fay-
lLiJr}l.£:c. jilar. jxn.
friir grtai Oragon iflji
alft scrfimL tnas tist
aui.tjlltli.&f, Ero.iH,
Jtsna tBOMIni all
tilings that sDoulti
(gini.mrnirgtiiiat
sain nnio ttKHi,
i^ii't hoin scrk pf T
ffliff in^mftfU lilin,
.trsiis ol nmnrrtti.
9tsns,«c-ji>.illlll,
Jihu hall ginrn
t|Wiloll(n.9aviRB,
IZltamslinn i
llsa, bi II 15^ Mr
film ana Iiic ^tm a-
lii.i|). 3nl] o; soon
as lir tcds roLiir, |ir
OOfili.Sr parErin,
hig was tiiJ frum (httHj iif:ither Jlucw ihty
ihc iliiiigi which were fpoken. And ii came
to pafi, ihxt as h« was cumc nigli unto Jeri-
cho, a certain hlind man iat by the way-firic
begging; and hearing the mu kit ude |ial£ by,
he alked what it meant. And theyiold him,
that Jefui of Nazareth palleth by. And he
I'ried, laying, Jcliis, thnu Son of David, have
meicy on me. And ihey which went hefott
rebuked liim. That he Ihoiild hold hia peace :
Kiif he fried io much the more, Thou Son nC
David, have merry on me. And Jdij6 flood,
and commanded him to be brought unto him :
and ivhen he was come near, he alkcd him,
laying, Whatvjilt thou that 1 fiiould do unto
thee ? And he laid, Lord, that I may receive
my light. And Jel'us faid unto him. Receive
thy fight; thy faith hath faved thee. And
immediately he received his fight, and fol-
lowed him, glorifying God ! and all the peo-
ple, when lliey law it, gave jiraili; unto God.
The Firft day of Lent, commonly called
A/h-Wednefday.
r/if coiua.
^LMIGHTV and everlafting God,
who liaieft nothing thai thou haft
made, and doft forgive the fins ot
ail them that arc penitent ; Create
JMb iiiok JlliiirE oMDr
itvtiWS, onD sniott
Ulm.&c.ll^iui. Ill,
f nittn to TcOnuJloni-
itiiii.sdioiil) inDUCn .V
ItiLH-r. IjBirb-iD.
m
leilging our wrclchL-dncfs, may oblain uf ihec,
tlie God of all mercy, pert'ect remillion and
I'orgiveneJs j through Jefus Chrift our Lord.
Amea.
fl This CoUtCt is f s it frail retry day la Lent afltr ihi
CslUfl iiffnimcd fir ihi Day.
For the Epijlls. Jorl 11. ii.
URN yc cucn [o me, lairh rhe Lord,
with all your heart, and with faft-
ing. and with weeping, and with
mimrning. And rend yeur heart,
and nol your garmcncti, and turn unto the
Lord your God ; for he is gracious and mer-
ciful, (low to anger, and of great kiiulnefs,
and rcpeiiteth him of the evil. Who know-
cth if he will rettirn, and rtpent, and leave a
blelling behind liiin, even a meat-offering and
■A drink-offering unto the Lord your God ?
Blow ihc irumpet in Zion, fan^ity a fait, call
a folemn alRmbiy, gather the people, faniiify
the congregation, affemblc ihe elders, gather
the i-hildren, and thole thai fuck the brealls)
let the bridegroom go forth of his chamber,
and the bride ouc of her clo&t) let the priefts,
ihe minifters of (he Lord, weep between the
por(.'h and the allar, and let them fay, Sparc
lliy people, O Lord, and give not thine heri-
tage lo reproach, that ihe neathenlhould rule
n
ESItirn Sint ilirtain
-^
rii( %fas spai In
i^lricar's \itt. anO
liifittiid hiin. rac-
ing.' StDiiliisii unio
DS.lDIV^IITISl.tDllOlE
Br t*ol 5moi! iDiil
linn snii mlipul
Inlln.ii.lBat.iJbl.
Iddbi uiitDitim.ing
Dcdei-icS liiin » lit
tluMtt, rtirn II
sonins ot ili( gg-
Iimiil ice I; Jibiis
iBio.Jii.fiisi. mil.
Firft Sunday in Lent.
owet them ; wherefbic llioultl ihey lay among
the people, Where is their God I
TJie Cs/pil. St. Mjwb, tI, i6.
HEN ye faft, be not at the hypo-
ctitefi, of a fad coiinlrnantc ; tor
ihty disfigure ihrlr lates, thai they
iiiav appear umo men to fiilK Ve-
rily 1 lay iinio yoii, They have their regard.
But lhou,vihrn ihuu litllel^ anoint thine head,
and walh thy face, thai thoin appear nol unto
men to fall, but unto thy Father whieh is in I'c-
cieti and ihv Father, which feeth in fecret,
Ihail reward thee openly. Laynotupt'oryour-
IcIvoBtrcalijre'i upon earthiwhefenioth and rult
dijth i-orrupt, and where ihicvet break through
and Heal ; but lay up lot yourrelve itealures in
heaven, where neither moth nor nitl doth cor-
rupt, and nhete thieves do not break through
nor lieal : fovwherc your ireaTure », there will
your heart be alio.
The Firft Sunday in Lent.
^ LORD, who Tor our Take didll fad
forty days ond forly niKhtu j Give
\a gmcc to ufe fiich abftinenec, that,
our flcih being fubdued to the Spi-
1 it, we may ever obey thy godly motionk in
rigliteoulnels, and true holinels, to thy hti-
"^^
fifli^n flmarr fob ntl^
Firft Sunday in Lent,
nour and gloiy, vrti'j liveli and rcigneft with
(he Faiher and the Hrily Ghoft, one God,
Mrgrld without end. Amen.
Tic EfiflU. s Cor. vi. i.
'E then, a& workers together with
him, be[eech you alfo, that ye re-
ceive not the grace of God in vain j
(for he jaith, 1 have heard ihee in
a time actepicd, and in the day of falvation
have I fiictoured ihec : behoid, now is the
accepted time; behold, now is the day of fal-
vation i) giving no offence in any thing, that
the minilhybt nut blamed; hot in all things
approving ouifelvcs as the minillen of God,
ill much (laiiencc, in affliflions, in neceflliies,
in diltrefTi.-s, in ftripes, in imprilbnmenii, in
tumults, in labours, in watch ings, in falling'- j
by purenelSjby knowledge, bylung-fuffcring,
by kindnefs, by the Holy Gliolf, by love un.
feigned, by the woid of truth, by the power
of God, by the armour of righteoiifneffi on
the right hand and on the left, by honour and
dilhonour, by tvil report and guod lepurt \
as deceivers, and yd true ; as unknown, and
!'ct well known -, as dying, and behold, we
ive i as chalicned, and not killed j a^ forrow-
fiil,yel alway rcjoiringi as poor, yet making
many rich \ is having tiolhiug, and yet pol-
felTing all things.
EOtitn It^ou tisst ton'
nil tlip Hikf, an odidii
itit lOan. Hit. iCtcIfs.
3*nrrsiftriinioDi»lb
elSllloorirbiMiItllrmEt
a no lilt sQlDlrTB
Iilaiirn a crautn of
iCorna, nnD cut II
upon Ills trat.inD a
riiC In W~ ilglil
IiinQ. JUEb TiDOifti
I6c Hurt btfotr lilm.
tlllDlf Urlt DItrt
ftUosliili lilnbaiiK
trtoiriU'iKiiIiKut'.
Mpiiis: i din tttno-
((III Hi ilic tint at
Hits tiisi mail, laol
fu tii It. riKH.ki.
All. II DK.
Firft Sunday in Lent.
TAt Cofpit. Si. Mmtb. U. i~.
HEN W!is Jtfii! led up of iht Spirit
inio the wiUcrn^ft, to be lempdi!
ti!' (lie lievil. And wlicii hf liaJ
falttii forij- days ind tbttj' nig^bts,
he was afterward an huiigrcd. And when
the lenipltr came ti> hiiii, lie laid, If thou be
ihc Son of God, comiiiBiid that lh*fc Ibne-
be made bread, Biit he anfwered and laid,
It is written, Man fliall not live by bread lion«,
but bv every word that proeeedelh oiil ol tin
nioiiih of God. Then ihc devil iiketh him
up into the holy eity, and li'tteth him on i
pinnacle of the rem pie, and faith unto hiin,
If ihoube theSonot God, raft thyfelf down ;
foritl-iWi-itleii, He (hail give his angclschargc
coiieerning (hec, and in their hands ihey (li.ill
bear ihcc up, left at any time ihou dam iby
foot againfl a ftone. Jciiii faid unio bim. It
i> written again. Thou (lialt not lempi the
Lord thy God. Again, the devil luketh hitn
up info an exeecding higli mountain, anil
(liewelh him all the kingdoms of the world,
and the glory of them ; and faith unio him.
All theli; things uiH I give thte,if tbnii will
fall down and worlldp nic. Then faith Jefus
unio him. Get thee htnre, Salan ; for it if
written. Thou flialt woiihip ihe Lord ihj
God, and him only (hall ihoti ierve. Then
the devil leavelh him, and bchvid, angeU Came
and miniDeted unto him.
ill u ipfilali, s.iblni,
ia Irt.'M. tUtngBiti,
Tiitw III! ting ron-
llllllDrtI, illlD line
Umuati. ^~(, Omlrtol,
The Second Sunday in Lent.
TAt Ci4Ua.
ILMIGHTV God "ho iVcft ihat «e
have no |iowcr of ourlclrn to help
mirlclvo j K<c)> UAbothoutwiitill}'
in our bodiei, and inwardly in our
Jbultj tlui »c m»y bt defended from all »d.
vcriiin nhich iiiAy happen to (he body, and
from all evil Ihoughia which may ifliiult «thl
hurt (he Tool ; through Jellu Chnlt our Lord,
Tit EpijiU. I Their. Iv. i.
E befcech yoii, birthren, and exhort
you by the Lord Jelut, that as ve
tiavr [cci-ivrd oi Ub how yr oiigfil
lo w.ilk, inJ to |>lcal'c G<xl, fu ye
wouhl abo*jnd more and more. For ye know
what com mind menu we gave yoji by ihc Lurd
Jel'u'. For this w the wjfl of God, even yoiir
rin^ilimt'ion, ihai yc Humid ahltain from for-
nicaiibn ; that every &nc of you Ihould know
how to pontfi hii vefl'el in janflifidlion and
honour] nut in the luflof cont^iiirceni'c, rvrn
M ih< Geiiiiln which know not Co<l ; that no
man go beyond and dcfriiid his brother In any
nutter i bctanfe that the Lord ii the avenger
of all Inch, ai wc alfu have fotEW'^rned you,
and icDilicd. For God hnth not called \a un-
to unclrinnels, but unto holincfi. He thtrc.
ti>te ihaiderpirtth defpileih not man, but God,
nho hath alio given unto \n hit holy Spirit.
flW^tlm lot B lit nooG
at itt Butai DScrltig,
iniiiai>,&(.0rn.uii.
ll^irr gjilKiinQ MirNs
IngjIniuiiMTc ti«
11019 jm iioic init
BDIDil. IDDdr thrg)
((iiKBrDlitmiiiBIUia
vrTifilQlttifiiin.DiirL.
i^ii sihi nnr, hid
Jraiis.ar.jotinilt.
anil luliinilitiiliim
sum 10 ilKilin.
nniiti m li'ut isil-
Uaij, lIlttdBijctu-
rtGili llni ann ttr
[Ulltiaris.iiiicnt llii
flglll lunn, InD lt>I
ottirc. (f[. iLu.iiiii.
Third Sunday in Lent.
T/ie Gojpel. St. Match, iv. ti.
ESUS went thenee.iimi departed Intu
the coaltiof Tyre and Sklon. And
behold, a woman of Canaan camr
out of the lame fosfts, and cried
oiitoliini, faying. Have mercy on me, O Loi'd,
ihou Son of David ; tnydatighlcrisgrievoiilly
vexed with a devil, Bol he anfivered licr nui
a word. And his difcl pics came ami brfougiu
him, faying. Send her awayi foi ihe ericlh
after us. But he anfivcrtd and faid, I am
not felit, but unto the lot) Iheep uf tlie Ixiufi
of Ilrael. Tlien came flic and worihippcti
him, faying, Lord, help me. But he aolivif-
ed and falJ, It is not meet to take the chil-
liren't bread, and to laft it lo dugs. And (he
faid. Truth, Lord ; yet ihe dogs eat of the
rrambs which fall from their mafter's table.
Then Jefus anfwercd and faid nnlo her, O
woman, great la thy faith ; be it unto thee
even as ihou wilt. And her daughter was
made whole from that very hour.
The Third Sunday in Lent,
The CMeil.
^E befeech tliee. Almighty God, look
upon the hearty defites of thy hum-
ble fervanls, and ftrelth foitli tlit
right hand of ihy Majeliy, to be
Third Sunday in Lent.
our defence againit all our enemies j llirougli
Jefus Chrift our Lord. Amen.
TheEfiftte. Ephcf. v. i.
E ye therefore followers of God, as
deal' rhildren ; and walk in love, as
Chrill alio halh loved us, and hath
given himfcif for u^, an oiFcring ami
a facritice lo God lora fwc«t-fniclling favoui'.
But fomtcalion, and all uncleannefs, or covel-
oufncf^, lei it not be once named anion gll: you,
atberomelh faints; neither fillhincfs, nor tool-
i(h-tallcing, nor jelling, which are not conve-
nirntj but rather giving of thanks : for this
ye know, (hat no wliurcmongev, nor unclean
Eerfon, nor covetous man, who is an idolater,
ath an J* inheritance in the kingdom of Chrift,
and of God. Let no man deceive you with
vain words; for becaufe uf thelc things cometh
the wrath of God upon the children of dllb-
bcdience. Be not ye therefore partakers with
them : fur ye were fotnelimes daiknefs, but
now are ye light in the Lord : walk as chil-
dren of fight i (for the fniit of the Spirit is
in all goodnefs, and righieoulhefs, and truth ;)
proving what is acceptable unto the Lord.
And have no felluwihip with the unfioitfid
works of darknefs, bnt rather reprove ihem :
for it is a ihame even to fpiakot thol'ethingi.
which are done of them in fccret. But all
things that are reproved are made nianifeft by
;£1llh Ihi lib iDblrlillic
iLorC i^ali Uan Mita
ttuni il)(,&(. ©rn. l(.
fititlnrt eiiB loidD'
scs, riiDii shin sinl'r
Wnr Of 11(1 BoltFltrs
iDtlh n sprar pltiriD
li(fl sitif, antF tortli-
uUli [Jinr tUrtioul
bIj]jiAdiitiiuji(r.2ii)i
I]iitilSLinilili][rrr>
corn, diiti Eih ircortl
IGIIur,&[. %t,y,.l\x.
JoSfpD itgC (III M-
n^ ing ntJCpiDiiin
1 (din liiKR cloib,
■iiBUIBiiuniandD
Inmt arJildi ti hall
ticmn oiiiisin in tht
inrtj dnDttiiDLlrm
tKJI.Kl.ifllUIIlM.
the light ; for whaifoever doth make manifi-It
is ligiii. Whcrefbtc he iaitli, Awake, thou
thai deeped, and arile from the dead, and
ChriftQiall give thee light.
The Goj}eL St. Luke i\. 14.
7ESUS was calling oot a devil, and
itwasdumb. And it came [0 [lafs,
when the devil mas gone out, the
dumb {pake ; and the peopli' won-
dered. Bill Ihme of them faid. He calletli
uutdevila thi'otig^h Beelzebub, the chief of the
devils. And others, tempting him, fought
of him a fign from heaven. But lie, know-
ing their thoughts, fairl unto them. Every
kingdijm divided againtt itfelf is brought to
(Itiolniion -, anda lioiife divided againll a, houle
fallcth. If Sal^n alfo be divided againd him-
fflf, how fhall his kingdom [land ( becauf'e ye
(,\y, that I ealt out devils through Beelzebub.
And if I by BteUtbub call out devils, by
whom do your Tons calf them out J therefore
dull they be your judges. But if I with the
finger of God (all out devils, no doubt the
kingdom of God is come upon you. When
a ifrong man :trmtd kccpeth his palace, his
goods are in peace -, but when a dronger than
he diall come upon him, and overcoinc him,
he takvih from him all his armour wherein
be truKed, and divideth his fpoils. He (hat
is not with me is againd me : and lie that
^a
jfa QQDiiaBlliraun dias
tioDn 3iisfiiia (Dininin-
Vfll lOll. &[. its. Dllf.
^
S
(Tljin thriF aiosc inC
mriitiilliifglii.iintilool
ihibtdp, St. Isi.itJI.
m
I
Fourth Sunday in Lent.
gathereih not wiih me firatitrelh. When tlic
UDclcaii fpirit is gone out of a man, he walk-
eihihi'oiighilry placed, lecking reli ; 2iid find-
ing none, helaiin, I will remi'n unto my hunle
whence I came out. Ami ivhen he coineth,
hefindeth itfwepi and garniihcJ. Then goeth
he Alid takcth to him leven uthcr I'pirit^ mori;
wicked ihan himfelf, and they enter in, and
itnell there -, and the lall liate of thai man h
worie ihan the lirft. Anil it came to paf>, as
he Tjiake ihcic things, a certain woman of the
corapany lift up her voite, and laid uiiio him,
BIcfTfd lb the womb that hare chi.'e, and the
paps ivhich thnu haft fucked. But he faid,
Vca rather, blelied are (hey that hear the
Word of God, and keep it.
The Fourth Sunday in Lent.
iR ANT, ive befeech thee, Almighty
God, that we, who for our evil deeds
do worthily deferre to be piinilhed,
by thi; comfort of thy grace may
menifiilly be relieved ; through our Lord and
Saviour Jeiiis Chrill. Ain:n.
The Epijlll. Gil. iv. II.
^ELL me, ye that dcfire to be under
jn the law, do ye not hear the law ?
( ^'".J For it is written, that Abraham had
two Ions, the one by a bond-maid.
CIHfB SoBtpl) tn.is
fame ta hl^ birElirrtL
itiii;, ».-(. ©rii. iitbii.
enthrptoat \\i%m\'r,.
inn casi him Inio It)'
srj. lit. Jon^n I.
JC( Idia li to J mint
llilDii III! or a rott,
tnhrirltt 'ass nrttri
miin jjei lalb. 3nti
ilrJiriJpiDa^rbrprr-
(Lllllly IDI III! sJb.
tain, .iiiti il)F sot-
baiD.&(.Lu«(xjlil.
/BigSjiin in) ttll
palrhK. (Thr nm
ejtitiJlfcirninrlllti
lilgli priraii v ptil-
Fourth Sunday in Lent.
the othtr by a Irec-wyman. But he wlio
>vas of llic bund- IV Oman wai burn ;it'tcr the
flclli i l>ut he of ihe iree-woman wai by pro-
niilc. Which things arr an allcgury : lur
ihefe are tht- Iwo toveiisntii the one frum
the iiiouiit Siitii, which gcndciilh to boniiagc,
which is Agar. For this Agar is mount Si-
n^i in Arabia, and anl'wcrelh lo Jcrulatvm
whii'h now is.atiil is in bondagt with heiihil-
(Iri-n, But jL-ruiAlcm which 'n above is Tree ;
which is the mother of us ail. For it ii> writ-
ten, Rijoitc, thou barren that bcarcft not;
bleak forth and cry, (hou that (taviitcll not :
for ihedeliilaic hath many mure child rfa than
llie which halh an hulband. Now wc, bre-
thren, as tlhic was, arc the children of pro-
niiftr. But as then he that wat born after the
RcCii peirL'CUted him that mas bom after thi:
Spirit j even lii it ii now. Neverihekli, what
fiiih the Scripture? Caftout the bond- worn an
atid her fon ; for the fon of the bond-woman
lliall not be helrwith the fon oflhc free-woman.
Su then, brethren, we are not chlldien of the
bom!-woinan, but of the free.
TieGn/fitl. St. John vi. i.
■ESUS went over the fea of Galilee,
which is the feaof Tibcrtai. And
a great multitude followed him, be-
caufe ihcy faw his mifudcs which
hcdid tin ihem thai were difeafed. And Je-
Fourth Sunday in Lent.
fus ntnr up ititu a muunlain, and there lie I'm
with his dIR'iples, And (he PaJTover, a ff all
of the Jews, was nigh. When JeliiB th*n lill
up his eyci, ati^ la"i a great company rome
unio him, he Tailh unia Philip, Whence Ihall
we buy bread, that theft may eal i (And this
he faid lo prove hitn; for he hinili;lf knew
what he would do.) Phdip anfirered him,
Two hundred peny-worlh of bread h not fut-
liclenl fur them, that every one of them may
take a little. Orie of his diCciples, Andrew,
Simon Peter's brother, faith unto him, There
is a lad here, which hath five barley- loaves,
and tnrofmall fifhes : but what are tiieyamonj;
lb many ? And Jefus laid. Make the men iit
diiivu. Now (here was much grafs in the
Sbcc. So the men fat down, in number about
ve thoufand. And Jefus took the loaveii,
and when he had given thanks he dflVributed
to (he difciples, and the difciptes to them thai
were fct down; and likewife of the fillies as
much at ihey would. When they were filled,
h« faid unto his difciples, Gather up the frag-
meitl« (hat lemain, ihnt nothing be loll.
Therefore they gathered them together, and
filled twelve baflteli with the fragments of the
five barlcj'-loiivef, whirh remained over and
above unto them that had e^ten. Then ihofe
men, when they had ften the miracle that Je-
Ais did, laid. This h of a truth that Prophet
that Ihould come into the world.
jFdi tmr tt tilin lilt
lirBCTB laitr tslii'
Dtie inrn, Bill lilt
jBBfl satti to IBt lDit>
intn ^rar mit.liri
tiiDliil''BriK9r3MS.
&i. iitji, itBdi.
damson rnac ni inrTi-
iilglii. min mat hie
ODOrs, tn. JTilora ID(,
anil Iftf Into sfstt
iiiriottii fall, oRliit rial
Fifth Sunday in Lent.
The Fifth Sunday in Lent.
ne Colka.
J^ Ebtfeech ihce. Almighty God, mer-
I'iRilly to look upon fhy ptitple ^
that by ihy great goodnefs lllty may
be governed and prelrrved ever-
more, bolli in body and foul ; through Jefos
Cbrift our Lonl. Amtn,
The EpiJlU. Hch. ii. ii.
HRIST being come an High Prieft
urgooil (hinge to come, by a crca'cr
anil more perfefl tabernaik', nal
mad:; with handb ; thai is lo fay,
not of this building! ncilher by the blood of
goars and laIves ^ but by his own blood he
entered in once into the holy place, having
obtained eternal redemption lor U!«. For if
the blood of bulls and of goats, and the alhcs
of an heifer fprink-Ung trie untlean, fanilifi-
cth to the purifying ot the Rrlh ; hoiv much
mote Ihall the blood of Chiilt, who, through
the ttertml Spirit, offered hiinlelf without iiiot
Co God, purge your ronfcience from dead
works lo lervc the living God ! And for this
caufe he iii the Mediator of the new tefta-
ment, that by means of death, for the redemp-
tion of the tranfgrelilons thai were under the
firft tcllanient, they which are called might
receive the promife of eternal inhetitLiiiec.
HfulKr itmtinn lo Hii
till, itnt ttnoiti Soarpn
iDGsiiDi,ii,-[. iScn.itiliit
[ lodtsrit Ijlmiliiit inii
BOLtl MDrlJi: f spugCl
nini, Si-[, ifaul. 111.
Fifth Sunday in Lent.
The Gojjiel. Sc. John »lli, 46.
ESUSliid, Whlcii of yon convinceth
me of lin ? and if I fay tht (ruth,
why duyenot btlicvc me? He ihat
ii of God hcirtth God'swofds j yt
therefore hear Ihem not, becaule yc are nol
of God. Then ajifwered the Jews, and faid
unto iiim. Say we not will, that thou art .1
Sjmiritan, and haft a devil ? Jefus anfwcrcd,
I have not a devil ; but I honour my Father,
ajid yc do diihonour mc. And I fcek not
mine own glory \ there is one that fceketh aiut
jiidgcih. Vciily, verily, I fay unto you, If a
man keep my laying, he fliall never fee death.
Then laid the Jews unto him, Noiv we know
that thou hati a devil ; Abraham is dead, and
the (iropliets j and ihou fayeft. If a man keeji
my laying, he lliail never rafte of death. Art
thou greater than our father Abraham, whiih
is dead } and the lirouhets are dead ; whom
makeft thou thy felt ? Jefusanfwered, If I ho-
nour myfelf, my honour is nothing ; it is my
Father that honooteth me, of whom yc fay,
that he i^ your Gud : yet ye have not fcno«'n
him i but 1 know him ! and if I (IiovjUI fay,
I know him not, I Hiall be a liiir like unto
you I but I know bim, and keep his laying.
Your latbci Abraham rejoitcd to fee my day,
and he faw it, and «as glad. Then faid the
Jewi unto him, Thuu art not yet fifty years
rb' lliQ ssfCi unro I9i'
n[r[' ^ □Jii1r[,f]ir3(r-
nani, Jcr. Diiiirl Dl.
lilili (iDin tDiin, ^fim t
taunt). Sit, iSsTit. tir.
3(SiisiDpiiirl><l»t
TO fdirp tOigtiKn'
gnltt uggui Dt |iO
[i$l DEI iirDiL3, ano
ant lucnt dQD Idle
IUtui,:u[. IBai.ibl.
JlSUS 50 ID 10 Cto-
>is. Ilm till Cngti
trti. mt eri nun>
iHnDa.onSgiiiftitt
itin hiinlr.JttOBHi »
Inis. S.I Jgi)ii 11.
Sunday next before Eafter.
old, and halt ihou feen Abraham ? Jtfu* laid
unto liitin, Vciily, verily, I lay iiiitn you, be-
fore Abraham was, I am. Then took they
11)1 Hones rn cafl al him : but [efus hid hini-
Mf, and went ou( of lh< temple.
The Sunday next before Eafter.
LMIGHTV and evetialiing God,
•vho, of thy tcmler lovi towards
mankind, halt fent thy Son, our Sa-
viour Jel'us Chrilt, to lake upon him
our flefh, and to fuffer death upon the croft,
ihit all m.inkind Hiould fiiUow the example
uf his great humility -, Mercifully grant, (hat
we may both follow the example of his pa-
tience, and alfo be made psrtakcnj of his relur-
teition i through the fame Jefui Chrift our
Lord. J me II,
T6( EfijUe. Piiil. ii. 5.
«^ ET this mind be in you, which wa;
alii) in Chrili Jcfusi nho, being in
(he fonu of God, thought it not
roblieryto be equal with God; but
made himfetf of no rEput&liort,a[id took upon
him the form of a lervant, and «.i5 made in th«
likcnel^ of men-, and being found in falliion
M a man, he humbled himli:lf, and became
obi^dlcnt unto death, even the dtLith of the
ant .^.irDti (itllrg inr
naint ut Hir )Ijei bi-
mil. &(, Am. mil.
AlBron ■nBtcrrni: Or
jLoED ii mitii us, uhii
ittro, III. JuDflrs Di
;S,
^^BSS^
i:-vyy-y-yinrtf<
Sundav next before Eafter.
croft. Whtixfow Owl aih hatli liiglily ci-
illetl hint, and givm him i Name whirh ii
ibovc cTttj-name; thii ai ihc Nameof Jc-Ai'.
cvcfy kn« liioulii bow, of ihing* in hciycn,
>iut thing) in earth, ind (hiiigt iinilcr the
canhi and ibil crcry lanj[iic Ihould contefji
llinl Jtlus Chrill it I.or4, to llir glory of God
fh* l-mhfr,
T*< Ge/jstl. Si, Mitth. iitii. i,
HEN ihcmainingKai come. ill the
chief priclU itid eldcn of tn« pco-
pic took counfcl acainft Jcfui, to
put him rodFiih. And when they
bad bound him, Tlicy M him away, and clr<
livened him in Poniiiit PilaM thr governour.
Then Judai who had bc-irayed him, when he
fawthtt he wit conJrmned, npenlcd himfclf,
and hrou^hl again (he thirty ykim of fitvet
to (h< chief piiclb and clJcr«, faying, I have
finnrd, in lh:ir I have betrayed the innoMtii
blood. And ihey (M, What it that to m t
fee thou to tint. And he ealt down the piccei
of fiUtr in the temple, and departed, mdweiit
and hangrd himfcif. And the chief prlcllt
took the fdver eicctt, nnd laid. It Ja not law-
fill far to put them into the Irctfury, bccaiife
it b the price uf blood- And they took coiin-
fcl, and bought with them the ponei'» field,
to borv ftranecn in. Wherefore thai field
nil. r^itkd. The field of blood, unto ihii iSty.
Jnt^niidniKrMiiitC
noQ. am nns nu mtir
sun, rm. xi. Om. »
7^:
rut" igpimV I ita-
list al dn. tnt tmn
■If ei(. M. iiltiugi it
£t lift tttiAta
tlV •pelia *nl«
lt(n. t' uiii '('
nibttlfligliriigiD.
tnln.iijiitiitlgtt
Oini>,i-i-tA<iT.ibl.
tr bIrsB'li J^nn
Sunday next before Eafter.
(Then was l^lfilied ihat which was fpoken by
Jtrtmy th< propbel, laying, And llicy look
tilt ihiily pieces n( lilvet, I lie price i)f him tliaf
was valued, whom they of the childcen of If-
racl did value. and gave them for ihc poltcr'i
(icld, as the Lord appoinled me.) And Jel'iis
ftuod before (he guveinouti and the govct-
nouralked him, laying. Art thou the King
of the Jews ? And Jcliit faid unto him, Thou
layclt. And when he was uccufed i>f the chief
priefti and elderr., he aiifwered nothing. Then
faith Pilule UMlu him, Hvarcft thou not hoiv
m^iny things they witncf^ againli ihce f And
he nnfweied him lo never 3 word, infomucli
thai rhe govcrnour marvelled girntly. Now
at (hat lesft the govern our was wont lo reteale
unto llie pciiplea prifonct, whom ihey would.
And (hey had then a nudiljle prifuner, called
Barabhas. Therefore when they were ga-
thered together, Pilate faid unto them, Whpni
will ye (hat 1 rcleale unto you I Barabliaii, ui'
Jefus which is called Chrift? For he knew
that for envy they had delivered him. When
he was fet down on ihe judgement- leal, his
.wife lent unto him, laying. H^ve thou nothing
to do with thai juft man : for I have liiffnisd
many things this day in a drcain becaufe ot
him. But the chief prielb and elders pcr-
fuadcd the multitude that ihey ftiould aik Ba-
ribbds, and dclltoy Jcfus. The eovernout
anIWered and laid unto them, Whethei of the
■wain will vt that I rtlcile unto jrou.' Tbey
^id, Buiabku. PUatcfaithunti>(hem,What
IbiU 1 ilo (IwB with Jcl'ut, which ia calird
Chn'A t They all by unio him, Lcl him be
(Tucilitil. And the govcmoui bid. Why,
what evil halh he done I But chejr crie4 out
lbenMire,liyu)g,Leihim becrudned. When
PibU 6r IBK h< could prevail nothing, bul
fhat nthcr a tumult wat inadc, he look iru^r,
and iralhetl hii htndi before ihc multicuilc,
laying, I am innoceni ol' ihe bloud oi thii jull
pcrfon 1 fee ye K> a. Then anfmereJ all ihe
people, and laid, Hii blood be on u>, and on
our children. Then rclrafrd he Birabbai
unto them i xaA when be had IboiirKnl Jcl'i»
he delivered him to be crucified. Then ihe
foldicn ol' tile govrmour took JcfuB into ibc
common hall, and gathered unio him the
whole hand of foUlierw. And they itripprd
him, and put on him a fcatlet robe. And
when they liad plan cd aetown of tliornii ihcy
put il upon his lieid, and a reed in hit liehl
hand : and they boned ihc knee bctiire him,
and mocked him, laying. Hail, King of the
Jcwi. And they fpit upon him, and look the
reed, and linoie him on ihe head. And after
(hat they bad mocked bim they took the robe
off from him, and put hit onn laimcnt on
him, and led hiiu anay id crucify liim. And
»» ttiry tame out tiity luund a man of Cyrenc,
Sinioii by name ; him tbey compelled to bear
Uti iteu ntillgd unio
ini tjtl)ii'6tiobs(, iiilr
n mi tin, 4ttii,ititi.
InlllBIiitfntKitlit
I ttrmoEttBitinibHig
; tHlt-ftt.ki. Cet.tl.
IBitt itii mDitrt et
3nn> tiiiTsitiili to
initt nri troiMiiD
titDII tt'I CI" (■■
gctbtt, una (oust
Biiftitmii iij (br do-
te gbooi. flan Jo-
»»t. «C IBIL I.
flni) in tnc CI Mimil).
tllr angrl Aanilcl
mis ami (ran Oon
tn (It; In Tallin.
^
niinrb fliiirrlh. lo
Oirijin ntBiinrH W
1 iniii uihusi iimnr
nas joEcpi), lu. I.
Sunday next before Eafter.
hi] crufs. And when they were comt unto
a place I'allcJ Golgotha, tli:H is (o (ay, a place
ut a fcoU, (hey gave him vinegar Tn clrink
niiiiglcd with gilT: and when he had Iilled
iheteof, he wovild not drink. And they tru-
cilied him, and parted his ^nnent!, calling
lots ; that it might be fulnlled, which was
J'poken by the prophet. They parted my gar-
ment* among (hem, and upon my vefturc did
they tail lots. And fitting down they watched
him there J and kt up over his head his ac-
culaiion written, THIS IS JESUS THE
KING OF THE JEWS. Then were there
two ihieves crucified with him; one on (he
right haml, and another on the left. And
they that pafled by reviled him, wagging their
heads, and laying, Thuu that dclltoycll the
(emple,and buildeft it in three days, lave thy-
(elf: it thou be (he Son of God, come down
from the crofs, Likewile alfo the chief priefts
mocking him, with the fcribes and elders,
faid. He laved otheii, himlelf he cannot fare :
if he be the King of Ifrael, let him now come
down from the ctula, and we will believe him.
He triiKed in God ; let him dclivtr him now,
if he will have him s for he laid, 1 am the
Son of God. The thieves alfo, which were
crucified with him, calf the lame in his teeth.
Now from the filth hour ihcie was darknclii
over ail the land unto the ninth hour. And
abovit the ninth hour Jelus cried with a loud
fTht srcBe! i^c moinan
^Ilall Itcjb upan tTr(
{|i3[iat. k[. Sen. la.
rtiE angil satB n hlui,
f!l\c loin isantb iliri.
moil niU.ini. juli. Di.
4
Monday before Eafter.
wake, laying, £ii, Eli, lama fiihtteJUJuaut thai
ii M lajr, My (Jod, fny God, why ball thou
^tCtk<awti Sonic of tliiin ili«( ftmni \htt<-.
wbcn they hcanl thm, iui, Thii mm < ill>r[i
li>r Eliv. And ftraigliotay one a( tbtm mn,
. ind look * rpiingc, and liUcd il witli viiicg;ii,
and put il on a rml, an4 ){ave hini to rlimk.
Tlv< reft laid, Lil be, let u» fn whether Eliai
will roratc to fm'e illiii. Jdiii, v>li<'[i he hud
cried ajcain with > loud voice, yitUird up (he
gboft. And behold, the vail ol the temple
waa itnl in twain from the Itiu to the bottum,
■ad tbe catth did quake, and the rockh mit,
and the ];nve« nere opened, and many bodies
of ^iiitt which llept arolc, and came out of
the K^avta after hit nfurredlon, and went liir<>
the holveitj-.andappcattdunio loany. Now
when lh« centurion, and ihry that were wiih
bin), watching Jciui, law lh« taclhiiiiakc, nnd
thorelhinK><hatw«rt done, they fcaredgrcally,
laying, truly ihit wra* the Son of Gud.
Monday before Eafter.
fsr tie EfiftU. If.l. Uiii, i,
■"HO i> ihii that comclh I'cnm Edom,
with dyed gatmenti Irum Boitah !
(hi> [hat ih gloriou» in hia apparel,
Iravellinj; in (he frrcatntri of hit
llrength } 1 thatlpcak in righ(cuur[irr>, inighiy
to lav*. Whef«li>r« art thou fed in thine ap-
JntriniafjtlicdiiUlii
iat>ilB.*E. t»iDB,li.
lit &»<), gnDitic*piiii
Sngffittaroitial
attii (glrb ll»ir la-
u it( tuif lounni
to 1 (i[|i al JulMt,
ant (nldcD liiioltit
«nD fiiiliiTta ^UbI'
eiill. ftiilc r.
C£ltin ilfi DJpS
Jiir; bciugni tsilb
f (i'si trsolitrr
acB, null iDiiecrti
(Itltirs.inblaio liiin
m ininitt, lie
Monday before Eafter.
parel, and ihy gannints like him ihal tread-
th in ihe wine-ta( ! I have iroddcn thtivine-
rcfi alone, and of the people ihert vaA none
with me : for 1 will tread them in mine anger,
and trample them in my fury, and their bloorf
lliall be Iprinklcii upon my garments, and I
will ftain all my raiment. For the day of
vcngtantr is in tnine heart, and the year of
my redeciacd h conic. And I looked, and
there was noni: to help; and ! wondered chat
there was none to ophold : therefore mine own
arm brought lalvalion unto me, and my fury it
upheld me. And I will tread down the peo-
ple in mine anger, and make them drunk in
my fury, and I will bring down ihelr ftrength
to the eii'th. I will mention the loving-kind-
nelles of the Lord, and the praifesof the Lord,
according to all thai the Lord halh bellowed
on us, and the great goodnefs towariU the
liouie of Il'rucl, which he hath beftowt'd on
ihcm, according to his mercies, and accord*
ing lo the multitude of hi? loving-kindnefies.
For he faid. Surely they are my people, chil-
dren that will not lie -. ft he was itieir Saviour.
In all their 3fHi6lion he was afHifled, and the
angei of his prelencc laved them : in his love,
and in hi!> pify, he redeemed them, and he bare
them, and carried them all the days of old.
But they rebelled, and Tcxed his Holy Spirit j
ihcfcfore he was turned (o he (heir enemy,
and ht fought againft them. Then he te-
ftltroiMIF pUrr iDlKrr
on Itioti. \c. iBstV, 111.
flaran'stDiiliriiiitiilin
iht litrHnaclr Dm tlos-
soin. (.-[. Hum. lOlt.
Monday before Eafter.
mcmbticd (Ik dajrt of okl, Molei and hit peo-
ple, living, Whtrt ii he tliar brought thnii
U|> out iM (he lea with the llicplicnl nf hlx
nark t where i> he that |iii( hit II<>ly Spirii
vnihin him f that led them by the iiRtit hand
of Motirt,Kiih hit gluriuut ann, dividing (In
water betnn ihciii, In nuke himlcti' in ever-
biting Name ! ihut led them through the decji
» an hotic in the wildeinclii, thai thev Ihouid
iieit liumble^ At i bcull gcKth ^l^wn Into ilic
vlllcjr, the Sjiiiit of (he Lord c^uled him to
fell: la didit thou lead thy people, lo mikc
ihylelf a glorioui Name. Look down t'lotn
heaven, RIhI behold fintu the habitation of thy
holineli, and of thy glor}': where it thy ital,
and thj- ftrenf^h, the ibunding a( thy bo«ili,
and ol ill)' mcnin towauli me ? Art they
rettrained i Doubtlels thou in our Father,
though Abuham be igitorani of ui, and It-
rael icknuMltdite u» not : Thou, O Loni, an
our Fa>her,uur Redeemer, thy Name it finm
evcflalKng. O LonI, why halt thi>u inAdv
us to en from thy way*.' and hardcneJ our
hearts from thy fear f Return tor thy It'ri'.niiri'
fake, the tribekof thine Inhrf itsme. The [iro-
ple of thjr hnlineli have poilclVcd it bill a lit-
tle nhile : our adverfulei hale trodden down
thrfan^uary. W care thine i thou never bj reft
rule over theni| they were not called by thy
Nome.
atnrr MB t* BiWB,
jautKHiuikittar.
iinS.fci. Ii£iii. III.
Fit aiirm or ^tirti
utmt»tlfisiD .liiuu-
iia to. III. I Biiitsi.
f/(h(i( n Iftf ting
IT ilir Jin* itai II
tun, fit Br k4gi
inn t'G lilt IB ttt
iSasi.idiiiiiiDiniig
twnill II Din-UK ttn
AttoDitnlinKiriiiB
itr«i.*i. jlat II.
ansT, iiib ritic itr
IDung [lull] inn bis
ffoltEi dnCt Rfr into
e«lti'>>iiK b( 1M
iDm umil i Ming
lllrr njorli. lor (pfioO
billiirit tltTliim III
BEsliorbliiMflll'K.
Monday before Eafter.
Tie Go/fel. St. Mjtk »iv. i.
FTER two days was ihe fcaft of the
Padbvcr, ami of unleavened bread :
and the thief pridts and the lerlbrs
fought how they might lake him
by I'J'ult, 1111(1 put hiin to death. Bui they
laid, Not on the fcaft.day. left 'here be an
uproar of the people. And being ill Bethany,
in the houft of Simon the lejier, as he (at at
meat, there came a woman having an alabalter
box ot ointment of tpikcn.ird, very prccioii.>i ;
and Ihe brake the box, and poured it on hii
head. And there weie fome (hat had indig-
nation within iheitilelves, and faid. Why was
this wade of (htoinlincnt made? for it might
have been fold far more than three hundred
pence, and have been given to the poor : and
they murmured againii her. And Jel'us faid.
Let her alone ; why trouble yv her > ihe hath
wrought a giiod work on me ; lor ye have
the poor with you always, and wlienlbever ye
will ye may do them good ; but me j-e have
not always. She hatb done what (he rould ;
flic is conic atorchand to anoint my body lo
the burying. Verily ! fay unio you. Where-
foever this Gofpel lliall be preached through-
out the whole world, this alio that (he hath
done (hall he fpokcn of for a memorial of het.
And Judat Ikariot, one of (he twelve, went
ujilo the chief prieftsi to betray him unto them.
C ^1
Mondsy before Eafter.
And wbcn ihity heard it rhey ocrt gUd, uid
Eroniiftil ta give him monfj-. And he Iciught
ow he might coiiTciiieiitly lieitar him. And
ihc lirl) day ■>! unleavened brcKi, »hcn thcj'
killed the ii»nbrer,h»dilclp]nfaid unio him.
Where wilt thou th»t wc go and ptcuart, tint
tlioii ma^clt eat ihe ^lalTovcrf And he Iciid-
(ill I'orlh iwo of hit difciplei, and fiilh unio
ihem. Go jrc into the c'ny, and there OvAl
meet y<i\i a man ticicmg a pitehei of niter i
fallan him : And ivherclbever he Ihall go in,
iiiy ye to the Hood-man of the houTe, The
Matter Taiih, wbrre n the guell-chaniber,
wbere I ihitll cat ihe pifTover with my dilci'
fi*%i And he will Ihcw ]rou a large upper-
room furniflicd, Mnd prepared i there mikr
read/ for un. And hit i^fciulc* went forili,
and (-anic into the cilv, and found u he had
r^iid iinlo llictn i ind ihe^ made ttady the
pulTover. And in the evening hecomclh with
iKc twelve. And as ihey iii, and did eat,
Jflut laid, Venly I liy unto yuu. One olyuu
which calelh viith nic (hull lictray me. And
they began ru be Ibrrowful, ind to lay unto
him cine by one. Is it I F and iiiujthcr laid,
Is it I r And he anfwercd and faid unto them,
It ii oue of ihe twelve that dipnclh with me
in the di/h, The Son of Man indeed gwlh,
oiit ii written of him : but wo tn thai man by
ivhiiiTi the Son ot Mm it betrayed : good were
it foi llut m^i) if ho had never been bi'in.
]«»ra rui Id' Mii:n
ggi If bis tills iriD
BtiUIDrm. ifFiD.iiiK
riir ptillsllnis II nV
tiim ttiLcn Domn tt-
KiihJIlnirtlBiigii
itiuiltirs. O'sliil
Oiiiiop itdi ini-
grt. Sk nm nit
stiiiii iJB. Ui( titi
KB tlni. Bdiuu Ul
Icitct nuiilir lait,
ODJl.trc. IWSHI.
^rroO HU9I9 til
iniEEiMIDrriilolir
Ellin iCit Dtrr IK
Citniitli'tR. ant In
ItJ rlir iois^s iWtt'
el tTn]n Hug priis
«lll iiiO uiiDrt, ![•
cg[Dl>ln.^^ t«ii II.
Monday before Eafter.
And 3f ihcy did eit, JcfuB took bread, and
litcfltd, and brake il, and gavr In (htm, and
laid, T»ke, cut i this is my body. And he
look the rup, and when he had ^iven ihanks
lie giive it t'j ihcm : and they airdrsnk ijI" it.
And he laid iiiiro them, This is my liloud ul
ihe new icftament, which is (bed for many.
Veiily I fay unto you, I will drink no more
of the fnilr of the vine, until that day lliat I
drink it new in the Kingdom of God. And
whtn ihty had fung an hymn they went out
into the mount of Olisrs. And Jciiis faith
unto them, All ye Ihall be offended becaufc
of me this night : for it is written, I will I'mifc
the Ihcuherd, and the Iheep Ihall he li'atlered,
But, alter thai I am rilcn, I iviil go befoic
you into Galilee. But Peter faid unto him.
Although all Ihall be olfended, yet will n'.>t
I. And Jefu5 faith unto him, Verily I fay
unto thee. That this day, even in this night,
bcftire the cork crow twice, thou fhalt deny
me ihrire. But he Ipake the mure vehcmenlly.
If I (hould die with thee, 1 will not deny thee
in any wite. Likewifi; alio iaid they all. And
they came to a place which was named Geth-
fcmane : and he faith to hi? difciplei. Sit yc
here, whde I (hall pray. And he taktth with
him Peter, and James, and John, and began
to he lore amaicd. and to be very heavy, and
laith unto them. My foul is exceeding ibrrow.
hil unto death ; tarty ye here, and watch.
53iils,iinioOa'ii.riirn
(tiDii iiih Mil uuon Iti
trusts, liaa, mi.
Monday before Eafter.
And be inat forvntrd a Utile, and fell on tlic
eround, anil itnjri, ihar, if it were pi>flihl<,
ihc hi^ir la'i^ki ax(-. from him. Anil h< fjid.
Abbi, Fitht'ijallthinn^in polElile unto thee (
take awxytbii cup from me; □evertheleli, not
ohat I vriil, but what tbuu wilt. And he
Cometh and finilcth thciii lleeping, and faith
onto Peter, Simon, Hecpcl) thou ! cniildcit nm
thou watch one hour f Waieh ye and prav,
tcA <rc enter into temptalion i the fpirit truly
ii tcidy, liui the Adli i* (veaJt. And again
hen-ent away, and prayod.andfpakc the lame
noidk. And when he returned he found them
*<1e«panin, (for ihcii (yeiwcre heavy,) nei-
ther wilt they what to aol'ivcr him. Anil lie
conKth the third (imc, and faith unto them,
$)«ep on now, nnd lake joiii ttA i it ii enough,
the houi M conie ( behold, ihr Son of M^in i>
betrayed iaia lh« handu of finncn. Kife up,
let usfO; h>, h« that beirayelh me it at hanil.
And immediately, while he yet fpafce, conieih
jinlan, on« of the twelve, and with him a grrai
multitude with fnordi and Ai«et, from the
chief prltfli, and the foibeii, and the eldcn.
And be thai betrayed him had given them a
token, fivin;;, Whomfoever t Aall klfi, ihii.
fame a he { lake him, and lead him awav
fafely. And at loon i« h< Ma> cnmc he grrrtii
ttraiKhlway to him, and faith. Mailer, millrr ;
uid l^iAtd him. And ihcr hiJ their hindi
on him. and took him. And one of lliem
«iSt»»liuia<ob.«(i
;nf4 AOl Dt rbli (Ounirp
Urob, trt. 0'n iii'.
OlBinailrViguiTsdof
IttliiD.MIxng ihA
I to ut. '•' '< run 1^
rDr laitl Ml> I*
fnt»li' Stiti.tnt
litMniti brant An
■HDiArT 1)10 ue inia
Itif ]ii «iit Uti'tt
sniiDIi iti fSDng
^9'
Jniarsds.umntK
tus tiglKiD, rum
slMlatK oui tt itr
main, ann lo, ilit
bEdiidia uifrt nttii-
n iiiiiD Irliii, nng
)olt» Sam rtr silin
Of iBoD, «.'f , ffla .III,
Monday before Earter.
ili»t rtood by drew a. livoiJ, and fmoic a fcr-
vant of the high [iriclt, and cut olF his car.
Atn( /tfutanrwered.anjfaid imio r hem, Are
ye ominc out as aga.inft i ihict, wlih rwords
anil <^Llti Itave^, tu Fakf me P I wasdaiiv with
you ill ihe tcmpie teaching, and ye loot me
not ; biit ihr Scri|iii)rci mult he fulfilled. And
they all fnrfouk hitn, and Hed. And there
followed him a oei'lam y^^i^"^ man, having a
linen cloth caft aboui hib naked hodvi and
the young mm liid hold on hitn ; and he left
the linen cloth, qnd Hed from ihem naked.
And they led Jefiis awiv (o the high prieft ;
and with him were aifemWed all the thief
frielli, and the etUcri, und the fiTlbes. And
cter follow cil him afai' off, even intothcjialace
of the highpriell; and hcfai wilhthefervants,
and ivarmtd himfclf at the fire. And ihe
chief priclisand all (he (.1:111 ncil fought fo(»ir-
iiels againlf Jeliis to put him to dealh j Ji.nd
found none. For many bare felfe wlincfs
ngainll him, but their wiincft agreed not to-
gether. And theiT arofc ceitain.and barefatie
wilncfs againii him, faying, Wc heard him
fay, I will deliray this temple that h made with
hands, and within three day? 1 will build »n-
olher made wilhirut handi,. But netlhci fo
(lid thcirwitnef* agree together. And the high
piieft limjd up in the midil, and aflced Jefuk,
ihying, Ajir»ereft ihou nothing? what is It
vviiich ihcfe witnefs againft ihee ? But he held
i.111 UV Ibp Kill ft
slrrltD BUI tjilin OiHIQ
aORIDt. fie. 4CI0II.I1II.
Monday before Eafter.
hii peate, and anTwered nothing. Again the
high priett atkird him^ and inid unto hrin, An
thou ihe Chrift, the Son oJ' the BIcllid > And
Jtfus laid, I am ; and ye ihsU li-e the Son ot
Man fitting on the right hand of power, and
turning in ihe itoud* of htawn. Then the
high priclt rent h<& clothes, md laith, What
need we my ("unher vviintlles I ye have heard
the Malphemy : ivhat think ye ? And they all
(•■.indemned liini to be guilty of death. And
fonie bc^an to I'liit on him, and to cover hk
face, and lu bulTel him, and to fay unto him,
Projihcfy: and the Icrvanlidid lliike him with
llle jialnn of iheir hands. And as Peter was
beneath in the pal^e there cumeth one of the
maids of (he high pticlii anil when Iht hw
Ptttr warming himlelf (he looked upon him,
md faid. And thou alfo waft with Jcl'uii of
Nazartth. But hedenied, faying, 1 know not,
ntithei undi:rftand ] what thoii laytft. And
he went out into ihu porrh ; and the cock crew.
And a maid taw him again, and began lo lay
lo thtm that ftood by. This is one of ihem.
And he dtnied it again. And a Utile alter,
they that llood by faid again lo Peter, Surely
thou ^itone of ihem ; fur thou ana Galilean,
and ihy I'petch agieeth thereto. But he began
to curfe and to fwear, laying, I know not ihi.i
man of whom yt fpeak. And the fecond time
ibc fock crew. And Peter called to mind the
word that Jeliis faid unto him. Before the coi k
riir tiinptir camt lo
1)1(11 Ot riK Son ot
iBoD. [OintnaiiEi I list
VFeiii srllirli Ins blitli'
riQlM far a inrgs at pm--
brrae But tl' an-
Elnitlng nit. It Is
liirliltn,(.i iflai-IO.
Cli( wnniiiii srctiig i
irci ID tF ptiosani, toot
01 inr fruit. &•«. iti.
firftniD, mginin i
in nut, siBint
crow l«ice, thou lliall deny me Ihrice. And
whtn he thought (hereon, he wept.
Tuefday before Eaftcr.
Fari/ie EpijUr. Ifiiah 1. 5.
HE Lord Gad balh o|]cned mine e^r,
and I was not rebelliuiis, ncilhti
turned away back. ! gave JDy baik
t(Hhcfmit<T6,and inycnecltito ihi'ni
ihat plucked off ihe hair; 1 liici not my fair
froiti fhame and fpilliTig. Fur the Ixjrd Go<.l
wili heipine, ihefetbrelhall I not be Confound-
ed : therefore have I fef mvfacelikeaBint,and
I knoit that 1 ihall not he afliamcd. He n
near that jitftifielh me; who will contend with
me f Let us (land (ugether j who is mine ad-
verlary ? let him tome near to me. Behoid,
the Loi'd God wili help me ; who in he ih»!
Ihail condemn me? to, they all (hall wax
old a& agarnient : the moth Ihall eat ihcm up.
Who ii among yiiu ihntfeatelh (he Loid, that
obeyeih the voice ol' his Tervani, that walkeih
In darknels, and hath no tight .' let him tnitt
in ihc Name of the Lord, and llay upon Ins
God. Behold, all ye that kindle a tiie, thai
compali yourrvlvca about with lpark*i walk
in the light of your fire, and in the fparksthal
ye have kindled. This fliall ye have oFmine
hand, ye Ihall lie down in forrow.
IlEriigln win mas HI-
sri^co riiufll {icjis,
mniti: i-c. 3Dbn D.
3na InttKfDUctli iDitrll
iiitlitiiiittit.ScsDsmiiit
Tuefday before Eafter,
T4« Gujj-ct. Si. Mirk .V. 1.
ND ftnightway in ihc inoming the
chief pnclls held a can lull a lion wiili
tlie el Jers, and ftribes, and the whole
council, and bound Jcl'iis, and car-
ried him away, and delivered him lo Pilate,
And Pilaie alkcd hiin, Ar( ihou the King ol"
the Jews? And he anrwcring faid unto him,
Tliou fayeft it. And the chief prieils accufed
him of many things ■. but heaiifwcred nothing.
And Pilate aikedhim again, faying, Anfwer-
el( ihou nothing ? behold how many things
ihey witnefs againft thee. But Jefus yet
anfwercd nothing -. lb that Pilate marvelled.
Now ai that feaft he relcafed unto them one
prifoner, ivhomfoeverthey defired, And there
was one named Baiabbas, which lay bound
with them that had made inl'urrcflion with
him, who had commilled murder in the infur-
region. And the mulriiude, crying alouil,
began to dclire him lo do as he had ever done
vinto (hem. But Pilate anIWered them, fay-
ing, Will yc thai I releale unloyou the King
of the Jews? For he knew ihat (he chief
priifte had delivntd him for envy. But the
thief priclls moved the people, that he Ihould
rather releale Barabbas unto them. And Pi-
lil« anfwered, and faid again unto lhcin,What
will ye then that [ (hall do unto him whom
calliheKingof the Jews f And they cried
inctliDllslDiiliduitault,
1(1 nil" "SI lilt 6isi
sloiit,&[, ^Dtin nil.
jlrGiiG suing ttcll
(allh.silOIQIUislitol
IDi D4Ib;. tit, jiBal.li.
3iib nrioot Ihc fiD(
loilrg mn fi fslics,
aiiD[oal![fi iiLiia^ra-
lolbfa.Sf.JflJI.im.
lOUII Mm, ft.tI]IIIG.
ramidirit rdiii Hi
itii nis niiti (tnt'
■nil), tgiino honb
ant foDimut tings,
*iiii ni9 Firr Udg
out again, Crutify him. Tlieo Pilate Jiiiil
unto ihcm. Why, what evil haih he dont !
And Ihey cned out ihe more ciccrJingly,
Crucify him. Antl lb Pilate, willing to con-
lent tLe people, relcHlcd Barabbas unto iheni,
am) delivered Jefu*, when he had fcourgiil
him, to be cruciAed. And the Ibldiers led
him away into the hall, called Ptailorimn ;
and theycal! together ihe whole band. And
ihey clothed him with purple, and plaited a
cruwn ot~ thorns, and put it about his head :
and began (o I'alutc him, Hail. King at the
Jews. And ihey fmotc him on the head wiih
a reed, and did I'pit upon him, and bowing
ihi'ir kneesworlhipped him. And when they
had mocked him they took off ihe purple firim
him, and put his own clothes on him, and led
him out to crucify him. And ihey compel
oneSimonaCyrenian, who naffcd by, coming
out oi" Ihe country, the father of Alexander
and RufuB, to bear his crol's. And they bring
him unto the place Goigotha, which is, bring
interpreted. The plate of a fcull. And ihsy
gave him to drink wine mirigied wilh myrrh ;
but he received it not. And when they had
crucified him they parted his garments, calling
loti upon them, what every man Ihould take.
And ii was the third hour, and they crucified
him. And the fuperftription of hit accufa-
tlon was written over, THE KING OF
THE JEWS. And wilh him they crucify
eilliition tl|(c|)illi,iini>
iDc. kC- I Kings IDII,
ifpllslii [iiini]it IRIg llii
fiDUsi. tiliDiD ili( rnill
mu, lit. li Bings ID.
gS-»L.>fB;.l4.£^W^SjVAA>«'^-^VIr4ls<V^
s-v-'if
■y-ir-if-y-s-y-i
Tuefday before Eafter.
two thieves, [he one or his right hand, and (he
other on his left. And the Scripture was ful-
filled, which faiih. And he was numbered wiih
the Iranl'grelTors. And ihey that pafled by
railed on him, wagging their heads, and lay-
ing. Ah, thou that dellroycft the temple, and
buildell it in (htee days, five thyfrif, und come
downfrcrni ihectnfs. Likewile alfo the chief
priclii mocking faid among themfclvcs, with
the ri-ribes. He ikved others ; hlmiUt he can-
not favc. LetChrifttheKingoflfraeldefcend
now from the crofs, that we may fee and be-
lieve. And they that were crucified with him
reviled him. And when the fiith hour was
come, there wns datkncis over the whole land
until the ninth hour. And at the ninth hour
Jclu^ tried with aloud voice, faying, Elai,Elai,
lamafabae/il/iaai? which is, being intetprelcd.
My God, my God, why hall tliou iorlakcn
me ? And (bme of them that ftood by, when
they heard it, faid. Behold, he calleth Eiias,
And one ran and filled a fpungefull of vinegar,
and [Hit it on a reed, and gave him to drink,
laying, Let alone j let us fee whether EMas
will come to take him down. And Jcfus cried
wilh alond voice.andgaveuplheghoft. And
the vail of the lemple was rent in twain from
the top to the bottom. And when the cen-
lurion, which Dood over againlt him, law that
he (a cried out, and gave up (hcghoft, he laid,
Truly this man waa the Soti of God,
^briitiaui siilli.lotD.tf
i juDriLDUltDunflt^DDtLt
III rl|f sialii ^tn.iUill.
ffrbLEcTiL^Cnfjidt an'
smritg- lo. i sH tout
iiirnliiiise,&(. Sun. ui.
Itff mj^lritiafigurrtl
trfoi' ihon ^iil CIS
tllraiDsllini USIDI
SUK.UI tlBtUItM
IsiTiA! mniir aeltir
ttdlil. anO bdlnlD.
rflrvr appr^rfb unto
ttft«.l((- ^al.iDli.
rt'VifU'S-W''
^yy-v-
Wednefday before Eafler.
9lnb BR Fnigivin
nit. Ui Blir miti
much' JTc iDljoin a
[(iMi Is fotgtnrn, ti(
Until liiti i lilili.
3nls hr 931D lima
in, <[[. l,uc( bii.
Wednefday before Eafler.
TAi BpijiU. Hcb. i<. i4.
HERE a Ictlamtut «, there mufl
i\ta ofncc'clTit)' be-ihe ilcnih ot (lie
tcltator; for a IdUmeiir is of fonr
lifter men arc dead \ otherwjfc tl 11
ofno fttvngih at all whilji ilie icllaior liveih
Whtieiipon, nciihtr ihc Srft (citaineiit was
cieilicaled wilhoul blooil -. for when Mof'es had
Ipnkcn ivety precept to all the people, accotJ-
iiig to the law, he took ihc blood of OalvH
and of goaK, wiih water, and fcarlct wool, and
hj'llbp, and fprinkled both ihe book, and all
the people, Ispiig, This ii the blood of thf
left.imenl, which God Imlli cnjtiinrd iinlo you.
Moreover, he fpiitilcled with biood buih Ihe
tabernacle, »iid all the vciTcts of the ininiiUy.
And almoft all things ate by the law i)urg<d
with lilond ; and without fiiedding of blood
ii no rcinillioli. It was ihercfWc iiectlTafy
ihal the pBltems of thiogj. in the hejvcnt
Ihoiild be purihed with thefe ; but the hea-
venly thingi iheinrelics with bctlrr factilife*
than ihefe. For Chrill is not entered into
the holy placn made with handi, which are
the figii'res of (he inie, but into henven illcif,
now- lo appear in the prcleiicc of God Ibr in j
nor ve( (hat he Ihould oHer himfelf often, is
the nigh prieli riilerelh into the holy pbrc
niDid Bjm (s fi.itnoa.
I Tianr sinii'D iplnst
tb' t-oil. II fniK. III.
3>ioii loelKO iiMntVlD
rum, ant Orlit][D, sllr
Ibis iicious fliini. ill.
Wednefday before Eafter.
every ysar with hlooiJ of othet^ : forlhcn mil ft
he often havi fuftcrcd linte ihe fourdation of
the world j bul now once in tlii: end of ihe
world bath lie appeared to put away (in by the
ftcrifiee ui himlslf. And as it is appointed
unto nwn once to die, but after this the judge-
ment: ia Chrift was once offered to bear the
fiDs of many; and unto them that look for
him (hall he appear the feeond time wiihout
fin unto liilvation.
TAe GoJPtL St, L«ke luii. i.
OW the fcaft of unleavened bread
drew nigh, which is called the PalT-
over. And the chief prieft? and
Icribes fought how ihey might kill
him i for they feared the people. Then en-
tered Satan intoJndasfumHmedIfc3riot,bein^
of the number of the twelve. And he went
his way, and communed with Ihe chief priefts
and taptains, how he might betray him unto
ihem. And they were glad, and covenanted
to give him money. And he promifcd, and
IbuBht opportunity to betray him unto them
in the abii;nce of the multitude, Then came
the day of unleavtned bread, when the paiT-
ovet muft be killed. And he fcnt Peter and
Jwhn, faying. Go and prepare us the palTover,
that we may eat. And (hey faid imtu him.
Where ivilt thoii that we prepare i And he
faid unto them, Behold, when ye are entered
Ifflliii sliill Imci pit;
linn iiponilirr,J^3<tU'
flalrtn. &r. j[rrm. JD.
luDilainiuimion.iIirlT
DliiiG, 1-r. {ttidii.
IZtlirn -Flirlsi ramf
star jcrnsiiirn lie
brtilt ifir dtp inD
etoifor ir.^irinQ:
Jliiltlton DoDsiiDtn
Kniliin 01 ilic 1(131
In itiis i^c Bii; Ittar
i|lnQ«. li'C, I.U.1I1,
EdiiAd Itidr tdc-
mtiKsin iftf »ip,d-
tttt rui noffiii tNn>
'Mi.inirt inrm in rnc
■4! pB«l i(
Wcdncfday before Eafter.
inifi tlie city, tlirrc (hull a min mecl you, bear-
ing a pitcher of water) follow him into llic
hoiifc where he emcicih in. And yc (hall lay
iinio ihc good-man of the houfe. The Msftcr
laitli \in(u ihcCj Wlicrc is xht guell-chamber,
where I tliall eat the paircwci willi my Uili-i-
pWs ! Ami he Ihall llicw you a laruc iipptr
L'oom furnilheil ; there make ready. And ihey
went, and found tm he had faid unto ihein i
and llicy made ready the [laiiiiver. And when
rlie hotii was crime hi fat down, and the twelve
Ajjulilcswiih him. Ami he faiil unio them.
Wit It deli re I have deiired local this palfovci'
with ymi before I I'ufFer; for I fay unto you,
I will not any more cat (hereof, until it he
fulRlled in the Kingdom of God. And lie
look the cup, and ga ve thanks, and laiil,Til.=
lhi>, and divide it amon^ yourlelvcs. Fur I
fjy unto you, I will not drink of tlie fruit ol
the vine,unlillhe Kingdom of God Ihallcomc.
And he took bread, and gave llianks, and
brake it, and gave until them, liiying. This
ii my body, which ii given for you ; this do
in remembrance of me. Like wile alfo the cup
jftet fujiper, faying, Thiscu|) it I he liewlelia-
mcnt in niy blood, whiih is Ihcd for you, But
lichold, the hand of him thai heirayelh me h
with me on the table. And truly the Son of
Man gocth as it was dcteniiined -, but wo unto
thai man by «hom he la bcttaycd. And they
began to enquire among ihemlelves, which of
CDiiisc 111 ibm tUt.
inn, 1^1. Hilt, sBtu.
CtirctiiintNtdiii ptn
ftinsiiiiKig men f II
sti. XE. u Smgs u.
IV
Wednefday before Eafter.
rhcm it >^'as (hat fltuuld do ihis ihing. And
ihcre was alfo a ftrifc among ihcin, which of
ihem fliould be actOHritcd ihe greateft. And
he laid unio them. The kings of ihe Gentiles
cxcrcile lordlhip over them, and they thai ex-
crcife authotity upon them are called bene-
faflors. But ye lliall not be lb; biithelhati^
grealcit among you, Icl hini be as llic youiigetj
and he that li chief, a; he ihat dolh lel've.
For vthcihet is greater, he that litteth at meat,
or he that leivelh r is not he (hat TitCeth at
meat ? but I am among you at he ihat fervcih.
Ye are they which have continued wiih me
in my It m [Hat Ions. And I appoint onlu you
A kingdom, as my Falhet halh appointed umn
me^ that ye may eat and drink at my tabic
in my kingdom, and lit on thrones, judging
the twelve tribes of Ifrael. And the Lord
laid, Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hathdeiired
to have you, that he may lift you as wheat ;
but I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fail
not; and when thou art con veiled, llreng then
thy brcthien. And he laid unto him. Lord,
I am ready to go with thee both into prifbn
and lo death. And he faid, I tell ihee, Peier,
the cock Ihall not crow this day, befoie that
thou Ihall thrice deny that thou knowell me.
An*.l he laid unto tliem, When I ient you
without purfc, and fcrip, and tlioes, lacked ye
any thing? And they laid. Nothing. Then
faid he unto them, But now, he that hath a
i& this hdiEsr firrpint a
dill nf ifilttts. bjlirit-
iipsii, tit. Jrrciii, Dtl,
jainr IIDUSC Btmi 111
Ts^IlfD a housr of prn^ir
lot ill.&c, Isaijli foi.
JisiislDcntliuollit
ttmfli asB trgiin to
cost D"t >D'ni t^il
sole ant baugni,
5ii"nonnn! ilirin.Il
Is niilirn. Ittliu
IllIIIBII«tllcllDIIS(<f
CrJCrr. Irt.lii. ilt.
Oc iDitt gricBU
mo llii srrlbis anil
IbtfUiinsof iltrefD-
ttll hiui. Hill IIKv
Wednefday before Eafter.
purfe, let him take It, and likenifc hii fcrip i
and he that hath no Twotd, let him fell his gar-
metil, and buy one. For I fay unto you.
That this that ix written muft yet be acecrni-
plilhed in me. And he was reckoned among
the iranrgrifTors 1 foi the thine* eooeeininj;
ine have an end. And ihcy iaid. Lord, be-
hold, htrc arc two fwords. And he Taiii unio
(hem, It i* enough. And he came out, and
«cnt, as he was wunt, to the Moutil ol Olivev,
and his dird(iles alfo followed him. And
when he was at ihc place, he laid unto thcin,
Ptay, that ye enter not into temptation. And
he was wilhdtawn from them about 3 ftone'i
caft, and kneeled doivn and prayed, living.
Father, il" thou be willing, remove this cup
ftom nie ! nevetlhelefs, not my will, but thine
be done. And there appeared an angel unto
him ftom heaven, Itrengthcning him. And
being in an agony, he prayed more earn ell ly ;
and Tiis fweat was as il were great drops of
blood falling down to ihe ground. And when
he role upfront prayei,aml wascoraeto hisdif-
ciples, he found them deeping for fortow, md
fnid unto them. Why lleep ye ? rife and piay,
left ye enter into temptation. And while he
yet fpake, behold, a multitude, and he that
was called J udai, one ol the twelve, went be.
fore them, and drew near unto Jefus fo kifi
him. But Jeliis faid unto him, Judas, betray*
ell thnu the Son of Man with a kiiB ? When
JJIIini .iosrili's (![(■
illrrii 5,im Hin atji b«.
fOdi. &[, Sen. iiiDii.
BiJp. St. II ^jui. 10.
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"V
i
(hrywluiwcTt nboul him law whutM-oultl fol-
low, tliey laid unio hiiti, LorJ.lhall Bt fmitt
niih (lie iWoni ! And i)!!! of thtm (more the
ftrvamof the high prirA.andcwialThit right
car. And Jdiii anfincrcd anil laid, SiilFcr yr
ihuifiir. And In touched hii car, and healed
him. Then Jcl'ui raid unto tlic chief pticlli,
and C3p(iinii>r thcleniplr,iiidlhc rider* who
were come to him. Be ye come <njt i* aMiiiil)
» thief, n-ith r«oids and lUio I When I ivii
diily with you in ihetrmplt, yc Hreichcd forlh
I'.i' h^ndi a^iinlt me: but tnln it your hour,
and the power of daiknelg. Then tcicik they
him, ind led him, and brought him inio tlic
hiKh prieli') houle i and Peter fDllonrd idi
'iff. And when they h;td kindled a lire in the
midA ot' the hall, and wrtc let down tugcllier,
Fcter lat down amonj; them. But a rcrliin
maid beheld him, ai he fat by ihc lire, and
ramellly lui>ked upon him, and faid, Thii
man wss alio with liiiii. And he denied him,
faying. Woman, I know him not. And aflct
a little while anolhet law him, and laid. Thou
>rl alio of them. And Peter faid, Man, I am
■MM. And Ahi.iiE thvfpai-eoronc hour after,
another con hdentlyatfitnirdirayinjCiOf a tiuih
this frilow alfo wa* with him i for he ii a
Galilean. And Peter I'nid, Man, I know not
what ikiiu fayell. And inimediaielv, while
hr yel I'pakc, thcrnrk tfcw. And tlic Lord
turned, and looted ujiim Peter j and Peter
Jatlti tilh. ^omr Ifi
n siU tin 10 i^c l4k-
<H(lU:s. «(n.iirtll.
fajIMiVlimiibniiot'
NDn iBig VFacpi. inb
ttBIKtxi.fct ein.iiiii
Cb'r JbtnlnrtDiiHDo
tiim ilHiii' giciis «l
sllDit.inb liDinilii
IllDI JtMli S9U(tl
owarioniig u tt-
iriiiCDruitl*
muur. llMgfl ttl
tniM-MUtitl.
m^
4n«3 ti {lis liBi
SHptn IS tDri tlD
III, loiit tittt. odB
mlldl St van glDiD
remembefrd ihr wotd of ihe Lord, how he
had laid unto him. Be to re the cock cron, thou
Ihall deny mc thrice. And Peler went oul,
^nd wept bitterly. And (he men that held
jelus mocked him, and I'moie him. And when
ilicyhad hllndt'oldcd him, they Itruck him on
the face, and alked him, faying, Prophely,
will) is it that I'mole ihcc ! And many other
things bbfphemoully fpake ihey againii him.
And as Toon as it was day, the Men of ihc
people, and the chief uriells, and the fcribes,
came together, and led him intn their council,
faying, Art tiiou ihe Chrift I tell us. And
he faid unto ihero. If I tell you, ye will not
hctieve : and if I alfo alk you, ye will not
anfivei me, nor let me go, Hereafler Ihall
(he Son of Man lit on the right band of the
jjoiver of God, Then faid they all. Art ihou
ihcn the Son of God ? And he faid irntolhem,
Ve fay thai I am. And they faid. What need
ivc any further witnefs > for we outlelvesliave
heard of his own mouth.
Thurfday before Eafter.
T/ieEpijUc. iCot. li. 17.
N this that I declare unio you, I
praiie you not j that ye come to-
gether not for the belter, hot for
the ivorft. For firit of all, when
ye come together in the church, I heat ihai
^
/fliltJtlsidiclp lnoiiaDl
(tiiti CriaD inn diiik,
illlt.Ilr, IBIR.IID.
IRn^tGSiiin Id tHr |irO'
111 iK tarnil; riilfi IE
ihJi, It, ipiooua 101.
5.1^^^:^^^^?^^:^^^^$
Thurfday before Eafter.
ihcre be divlllons amung yoii, and I partly
believe it. For there mult be aifo iierelSes
among you, that they who are approved may
be made manifelt among you. When yct'ome
together therefore into one place, this is not
lo eat the Lotd'i liipper: for in eating every
one laketh before (ithcr his own fiippcri and
one is hungry, and another is diun ken. What,
have ye not houfes lo tat snd to drink in ? or
defpife ye the church of God, and Ihame them
that have lioi ! What IhalJ I fay lo you !
ihall I pralfe you in this ? I praii'e you not.
For I have received of the Lord that which
alfo I delivered unto you. That the Lord Jc-
fus, the fame night in which he was betrayed,
took bread j and when he had given thanks,
he brake It, and faid. Take, eat ; this U my
body, which is broken for you : this do in
rrmtmbrance of me. After the fame man-
ner alfo he took the cDp, when he had flipped,
faying. This cup in the new teftamcnt in my
blucMl ', this do ye, as oft as ye drill Ic it, in re-
membrance of me. For as often as ye eat
this bread, and drink this cup, ye do (hew the
Loid's death till he come. Wherefore, wlio-
foever (hall eat this bread, and drink this cup
of the Lord, unworthily, lliall be guilty of the
body and blood of the Lord. But let s man
eiimine himfelf, and fo let him eat of that
br;ad, and drink of that cup, Foi hr that
ealeth and drinketh unworthily eatelh and
i Stm III tsTKI SEtl
ittft assttii) ilint hati
no. ^r. I Kings istx.
ffllelil eolh : SrhoDi
tloii stilt srt II Ultn
IDIoiti'E. livings nn.
Jraus Slid: Jll ft
stinll hr glliutiO tg
mi [Ills ntatit. f--c-
JCE 5JitL mDicoDrr
unig llltin, ^it m
tim Uliilr I gu IM
inap ijOiiDit. 3nll
til. Ki. fiait.itDI.
llllll[|9 tlini SbDUl*
iDincintnl'oc'liaiili
sdiD uiilo ittm,
?5llniin afr« ill
irtiriiiEu&tDrrrDljrin,
3M115 It fl.iiartiti.
J|i?n3,A(, 30.10(11,
Thurfday before Eafter.
dtinkclh damnation lo h i m felt, not dilctrning
tlic L.urd'!> bully. Pi>t lliiii caulc many an-
weak and lickly among you, and many lletp.
For if wc would judgi; ojitlelvcs, wc lliouid
nol be judged. But when wc arc judged, wt
arc chalientd iif tlic Lord, llial vie lliuuld nui
be condemned witli the woiid. Whercfoic,
my brethren, when ye toine logcther to eat,
tarry one for another. And if any m^n hun-
ger, let him eat al home ; ihat ye lome not
lo^elher untu condemnation. And the tell
will I iel in order when I come.
T/ie Goji-tt. St, Ufct .liij, I.
HE whole multitude of ihcm arofe,
and ltd him unto Pilate. And they
began to atcufe him, faying. We
found this fclloiv perverting the na-
tion, and forbidding to give tribute to Cifar,
laying. That he himlclf is Chiift a King,
And Pilate alkcd him, faying. An thou the
King of (he Jews? And he anfvre«d him,
and laid. Thou fayeft it. Then faid Pilate
to the chief prieftf, and to the people, 1 find
no faidt in this man. And they were the more
fierce, faying, He ftirrethuj) the people, teach-
ing throughout all Jcwiy, beginning Irom
Galilee to thit place. When Pilate heard ot
Galilee, he aiktd whether the man were a
Galilean. And a» loon as he knew that he
belonged luito Herod's jurifdiflion, he lent
JTdrfBoKsd mttdis
i^i«ciilso.B,i|i|ii5,ljjra.
1,1110. It. jeat. itti,
fmc grraf Ht^gtR i|ia(
0(0 arriiFiii ma^ rj5t
OUi.cjIkO.&E.IIio.ill
Thurfday before Eafter.
Iiim tu Herod, who himleif was alfo at Jctu-
lalcm at thai lime. And vvh«n Heiod fjw
Jcfus lit wii cuceeding glad i for he was de-
(itous to lee him of a luiig fcafon, becaulc he
had heard many things othim j and he hoped
to have fccn Ibme miracle done by him. Then
he ([ueftioneil with him in many words; but
he anfwcrcd him nothing. And tlic chief
priell?^ and Icribe* ftood and vehemenlly ac-
cufed him. And Herod with his men of war
let him ai nought, and mocked him, and ar-
rayed him in a gorgeous robe, and lent him
again Co Pilate. And ihe fame day Pilate
and Herod were made friends together ; for
bcforelhey were at enmity between thcmltlves.
Anil Pilate, when he had called together the
chief priells, and the nilers, and the people,
laid tiiilo them, Ye have brought thib man
unto me.ais one that pervertelh the people ;
ami behold, I, having examined him before
you, b;ive found no fault in this man touching
thole things whereof ye accufe him : Nn, not
yet HcroiT: for I fent you to him; and lu,
nothing worthy of death is done unto him.
I will therefore challile him, and releali: him,
Forof neceffity he muftveleafe one unio them
at the feaft. And they cried out all at once,
faying. Away with this man, and releale unlo
ux Barabbas : (who fur a certain fedition made
in the city, and for murder, was raft into pri-
fun.) Pilate therefore, wiUingtoreleafc Jelus,
Jiali (Mk atnrr anitr
VUcdblp, anb sini^tE
1)1 m, lie. I ( Sum. Ill,
riinon Id rrnrtni jQnji'
innn.atntirtli ingnt; li
ilit.fcc. lentil. r(.
JuOiB tun glain
ttlfnololitii.sislui,
^tnoinsEFDri E
tiss, tt II Is^ latt
hi in iinli irmi him s-
VilB. anb J5 snon
ae lir mis iDini, lj(
godll.&r. fSarHilD.
(Tut 3i<as sftt In
«rbri9ts tan, ant
IiiiilrtKD tlin, siu-
lag: {KspUfsj nnio
tl il)it satu iliii <
Blld BUI! IBlttOUt
Thuritiay before Eafter.
fpake again to them. Bui they cried, laying,
Crucily liitii. pigcity hiiii. And he (aid unto
them the third lime. Why, what evil hath he-
done I 1 have found nocavdcofdesthin him:
1 ".-ill therefore chartiie him, and let him go.
And thiy were inllant ivith loud voicci, re-
rjuiring that he might be cr\ii^iiicd ; and the
voices of them and of the chief pricfti pre-
vailed. And Pilate gave fentencc that it
(hould be its they required. And he rclcal'cd
untn ihem him that for fi-dition and murdei
was cait into prifon, whom they had defirt d ;
but he delivered Jefuh to iheir will. And as
they led him away, ihey laid hold upon one
Simon a Cytenian, coming out of the country,
and on him they laid the crofs, that ht might
bear it after Jcliis. And there followed him a
greatcoinpany of people, and ufwomi:n, which
alfo bewailed and lamented him. But Jefuf,
turning unto (hem, laid. Daughters of Jerula-
lem, weep not for me, but weep for yourWrcs,
and for your children. For behold, the days
areeuming, inlhewhiih they fhall fay, Bitlicd
are the barren, and the wombs that nevtr bare,
and the paps which never j;ave fuclc. Then
ihall they begin to liiy to the mounriina. Fail
on usj and to the hills. Covet us. For if they
do thcfe things in a green tree, what Hiall be
done in the dry? And there were alio two
other, malefactors, led with hini to be put to
death. And when they wetecomeioihe place
Mlhrn i^sm ttitisttur
alifr^naiin Btbitt m-
CrtrtiCBa, t^i, Acii.ii.
<(>[<sli<ilimorEreof III
itrflitlArfn,rri?Engunlj]
inm.&s.i^i.ii Kin It.
Thurfday before Eafter.
which is called Calvary, there they irucifieO
him j and Ihe n>:iktailors, one on the right
hand, and the other un the lell. Then laid
Jeliis, Fathei, forgive ihcm, for Ihcy know
nut what they do. And thvy parted his rai.
mcnt, and call tots. And the penile llood
beholding -, and the rulers ^fti with them dc'
tided him, laying, Kc laved others ; lei him
favc himfelf, if he be Chrift, thi: dioiirn ot
God. And ihc fol-iieis allij mocked him,
coming to him, and offering bim vinegar, and
Uying, If thou be the King of the Jews, fave
thyferf. And a fupe r fori p lion alio was wrintn
ower him in lelti-rs of Greek, and Latin, and
H.brew, THIS IS THE KING OF THE
JEWS. And one of the inalefaflors, which
were hanged, railed on hiiji, faying. If thou
be Chtift, fave thyiclf, and us. But the other
anfwering rebuked him, laying, Dolt not thou
feat GoLi, leeing thou art in the fiime condem-
naiion f And me indeed juftlvj for wc re-
ceive ihe due reward of our deeds, bot this
man hath done nothing amils. And he faid
unto Jefus, Lord, remember me when thou
Cornell into thy kingdom. And Jefus faid
unto him, Verily I laj^ unto thee. To-day
flialt ihou be with tne in paradifc. And it
wa& about the fixlh hour: and there wasadark-
ndi over all the earth until the ninth hour.
And the fun was darkened, and the vail ol
the temple was rent in the midll. And when
rhEuljiiiglrrrB ploiigh^D
iiDOiimiibin tli'liiiintf
«na,«t. Baalamiir.
faun svuli .loh Inlili
Borr bolltt fTom tfir 9olr
o[ niB toot. Ill- Aatil.
eilntr Id liniBbaB
loosi unto Ihtm, inn
scouiiih Jisui. oRt
OiKIirciIi Elm U tc
iiucltirli. rilrn llic
soIDlriB ct iHi gg-
bfinoi in OK 3iBirs
tvU.in.itM.iitU,
3lltl jtBUS IIIICI bl5
I pUc( nimtti 4^01-
geihi, nhnr Itirj
([iirinrtliiimnliiliio
oUriTibiMilHtn.unet-
IBfc a (Of our, inD
J[5ii5.*r. Jain III.
away fins, Wlierefnre, when he iijmelh inio
ihe worlii,he I'nilh, Sacnficc anJ ofti-iiiiglhou
wouldtft not, but a body halt thou prepared
Tnc ; In burjic-otlcrings and TacriKcn lor lin
thovi hall baii no plealiirc : Then laid I, X-o,
I conic (ill the viduiiie of the book it is writ-
ten of itie) to do thy will, O God. Above,
when he laij. Sacrifice and ofFi:ring,andbiirnt-
offering"!, and offering lor lin thou wouldeft
not, neither hadft [ilealiire therein, ivhich sit
offered by the Law : then laid he, Lo, I conii:
to do thy will, O God. He lalterh away liie
firft, that he may eftahlilh the lecond. By
the which will we are lanilificd, through the
offering of the hotly of Jeftis Chrili once lor
all. And every pricll (fandelh dally minil-
lering, and offering oftentimes the fame facri-
liccs, which can never take away fin*. Bui
this man, after he had oft'ercd one facrifite lor
rins, for ever fat down on the right band of
God i from henceforth etipcfling till his ene-
mies be ina,de his foot-llool. For by one offer-
ing he hath perfected for ever theiti that are
fanaifiedi Whereof the Holy G holt alibis a
wiinelstous! for after that he hadfaid before.
This is the covenant that I will make with
ihcm afttr thole days, feith the Lord, I will
put my laws into their hearts, and in their
minds will I write them ; and their fins and
iniquities will I remember no more. Now
where remiffion of ihete is, there K no rnore
abntnin iiiitinr mooti
of itii Uiiini dUrttiig,
anbliin. Kcflrn.tJIl.
erhiiin itit iDittotu mis
!tl(t( (UllKtlHB BUcliB,
anD. ic!. I Einas itii.
;llriiiVA'>V*Vlr«V'«il^i^^
"o'-s-aTr-s-Ki
.J
Good Friday.
offering fur lin. Having therefore, brctliren,
boldiuli to enter into die holied by ihe blood
of Jel'us, by a n«w and living way, which he
hath confecrated for us, through the vail, that
ii to lay, his fldh ; and having an High Prieit
over ihc houli: of God ; id iis draw near with
a (iiiF heart, in full alTiirance of faith, having-
our hearts fpriukW from an evil i^onfdence,
snd oor hodies wallied with pure water. Let
us hold fall ihe prufellion of our failh with-
out wavering i (for he is fiiiihl'ul that pro-
niifedi) and Itl us conllder one another to
provoke unto love, and to good works; not
forfakina the alTcmbling of ourlclves toge-
ther, a» the manner of Ibine it ; but exhorting
one another -. and fo much the more, as ye
fee the day approaching.
T/,^ GnJ^il. Si- John »i-. i-
, ILATE therefore took Jefus, and
^9 fcourgcd him. And the fuldlers
^ platted a crown of thorns, and put
it on his head, and they put on him
a purjile robe, and faid. Hail, King of the
Jew* : and tlicy fmolc him with their hand^.
Pilate therefore went forth again, and laith
unto them. Behold, I bring him forth to you,
that ye may know that 1 hnd no fault in him.
Then eame Jefus forth, wearing the emwn
of (hoing, and the purple robe. And Pilate
failh unto them. Behold the man I When
Ab
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*^Sp
^m^-M
-?— S^■=^3»*^
and igtiin ihrf ttcti
couti la tilt Diatr,
mliirD ii iitlrn ical-
tttg, thcrr nti iiU'
rtGiD [llm nnD Ific
iIll'trDtis.aniitllK
tlgni b^iiO, onti ini
Otfttt, 4[(. S.U.IIHI-
^iih.it -lain iDTDtL^M
tiinmnBli' lOrri' rraft
nil In itic mlDst tiillti a
a a In, jiin fiEijjicti. &:.
MW<^alV9inVm1^i^lV<noKri^
rfV'V'W-'if-'v-v-'^^jtax'^-ij'if-'!^'"
Ont ot inr 30 10 1 Its
lis aim. Lint fI^r^
niill II mr tbrccoiil
tlDiiiiJiinuijiii.ilnD
Ilf riialSJlDLIIUKK-
itcli. jntr Ms trtno
|5IIU(, W. Jot- III,
Good Friday.
ilie chief prielts thereCoreanil officers law him,
ihcy cried oui, faying, Cnicify him, crticily
him. Pilate faith unio ihcm. Take yc him,
and criirity 1>iin : for I lind no fault in him.
The JcwB anfweted him. We hare a law, and
by uur law he ought to die, brcaufe he made
him fcif till Son of God. When Pjlale there-
fore hfafd t,hnl frying, hi; was the miD'E afraid ^
md went again into the judgement-hall, and
laith unto Jefii!, Whence art thou ? Bui Je-
(w! gayc him no anlivcr. Then faith Pitale
unto him, Speakeft thi*u not unto me ? jLnort-
c(t thuu not that I have power to crucify ihce,
and have power to releafe theef Jefui an-
fwercd, Thou couldeft have no power at all
againit me, ewept it were given thee fiom
above; therefore he that delivered me unto
ihee halh the greater (in. And from (hence-
forth Pilate fought to releafe him : hut ihc
Jew« ctied out, laying, If th<)u let lliii; itian
go, thou art not Cxfat's friend ! wholbever
makcih himftlf a king fpeakerh againit Ck-
far. When Pilate tlicreforc heard ihat lay-
ing, lie brought Jefiik forth, and lit diiwn in
the judgement- feat, in a place thai i> called
the Pavement, but in the Hebrew, Gibbilba.
And it was the preparation of the palTover,
and about the fiith hour: and he faith uiiKi
the Jews, Behold your King I Bui (hcf ctieil
out, Away with him, away with him, crucify
him. Pilate lailh unto them. Shall 1 rrticiiv
fjiiifliln tibiniiiciiihr
ilntn •Bsv tit lali'n
frttn <ni,LVi. OiB. 11,
fTbrlxtli silK 10 i>i>>
SI9, irban tCtli anOr
lIlrroili.lK.en.ibll.
your King ? Tlie chief priells anCwc red. We
have no king but Ca^far. Then d.livcred he
him thtrefiire unio ihem to he rnicified ! and
th<]r took Jefiis, and led him away. And he,
t>esiriii^ hi&crolk, went lorth inh) a plnt'e cal)i:d
tlie |ilicc of a itull, which it called in rlie
H(brew,Gc)lgoiha! where iheyrrucilitO him,
and twif other with him, on cillier lide one,
and Jel'us in the mtdn. And Pilale wrote a
(iile, and put it on the crob ; -inJ the writing
-I*. JESUS OF NAZARETH THE
KING OF THE JEWS. Thin title then
read many of the Jews : fijf the plaice where
Jefui Wis crucified was nigh to the city; and
it wuB written in Hebrew, and Greek, and
Latin. Then (aid the chief prlcfts of the
Jews to PiUtc, Write not. The King of the
Jews J but thai he faiJ, I am the Kinj; of ihe
Jews. Pilate an fwerad, What I have wiitien,
I have written, Then the fuidiers, when they
h^d <'rUf;E]ied Jefus, touk his garments, and
ili.ide four parts, to every fokticr a part j and
aifohiscoat : now the coat was without fcitn,
woven troin the (op throughout. They fai<i
therefore among iheml'elvea, Let ns nut rend
it, but call lull lor it, whole it ihall be ; that
the Scripture might be fulfilled, which failh.
They parted my raiment among ihcm, and
ti>r mv tfeltiire ihcy did call luts. Thefe things
therefore the foldiets riiJ. Now there rtood
by ihe crofi of Jelils his mother, and his ino-
Jisr;!) looU tli( tt-
Vflntl IDt.1D(!D (t In
A ritdit Ijnrn rlof^n
^niiyliiitiHl;»n(m
IssDinasinrEiin ma;
DrO l||<it,\-|. 3dg. UiiI.
tomt mnitfi ti( tigt
miuii niiirDrii (n i|)r
cocB onOliitallili 1
gull .tit.iSai.n til.
t:ncii ilHo lusi ina
iDcninlliilglil. anrnont
IDrbnOc.lir. i~a.iiii
b Ian II In « lomt
tUsi 4UI of I rock,
nbiriiii uiiiB Rinci
nan rti [alB. 3nD
piling Isi lb' ftib-
Ixib, 4nB IDr aat-
bllD.kr&utdilll
ther'i (ifter, Mary tht wife of Cleophas ond
Msry Magdalene. Wlitn Jf fuflhcccforc few
hiiinothcr,aiidlhc Jircipklfandingbv.whom
he luved, he faith unlo his moth ff, WomBn,
behold ihy fon. Then ftith he to the ilifci-
|)le, BthoH thy mollitr. And from (hat hour
that dirciplc took hirr unto hia own home.
After this, Jefui, knowing that all ihings were
now accomplilhed, that the Scripture might
he fulfilled, (iiith, I third. Now there was l«(
avelTel full of vinegar -. an<l they filled afpungc
with vinegar, and put it upon hyflbp, and put
it to hii mouth. Whi-n Jclui therefore had
received the vinegat, he laid. It it finilhcd;
and he bowed his head, ind eave up the ghofl.
The Jews therefore, becaule il wa? the pre-
paration, that (he bodicH fhoiiUI not rrmain
upon the crnlb on the fabbath-day, (tor ihal
labbath-daywatan high-day,) befoHf;ht Pilate
that their le^ might be btokcn, and that ihey
might be taken away. Then came the fof-
dicis, and brake the legs of the firft, ind of
the other which was rtueitied with him. Bui
when they came to Jefus, and faw that he
watdear) already, (hey brake not hitlcn. But
one of the foldiers with a (pear pierced nis fide,
ind forthwith came Ihereoul blood and water.
And he that faw it bare ircord, and hia record
it true I and he knowclh that he faith true,
[hat ye might believe. For thefc thinp were
done that the Scripture (hould be fulfilled, A
{£tbni .looiDb iiiis
tgmi to tilB binlirrt).
tttj. tt. ACR- tiioli.
fottiniiaoi uflonat,
Snb raat Mm tnio tbf
sri, At. ionit >.
i
bone of hiiti fhall not be broken. And as
another Sciiiiiure lalfh, Th<y lliall looE
him whom they pierced,
Eafter Even,
J^RANT,0 Irfjrd.thaliiwe art bnp-
liied into the death of lliy biflird
Son our Saviour Jefus Clirift, lb by
continual mortifying our corrupr
atrc>!Iioii! »T maybe buried with him; and
that through the gravt, ami gale of death,
wc may pafs (o our joyliil rcliirrcftionj for
his merits, «ho died, and w-as buried, and
rofe again for us, thy Son Jefus Chrift otir
Loril. Amtn.
Tkc Epijllc, I Si. I'M. ]■-;, 17,
T a better, if the will of God be lb,
thai ye fuffer for weli-doing, than
for evil doing. For Chrift alio hath
unce fulTercd for finii, (he juft for
ihe unjull, (i|3t be might bring us to God,
being put 10 death in Ine fleili, bill quickened
by the Spirit. By which alfo be went and
preached tmto the Ipitit* in prifon ; which
luinctiiue were difobcdicnt, when on::e the
Ion g-fulFc ring of God waited in the days of
Noah, while the ark wa; a preparing; wherein
t(«, rhil is, eiglit IbuU, were faved by water.
Otir bae ittarg
fHiglialfn ang itr
dl&ir jVaip Billing
mtt ogglnsi tbt si-
piilrt". Oi ntil
Tjj^ ihaEfa[[oiDft)int
iiaire.M.fBi.tieil.
l®^^^^
Jac fMi at tl> tti
l(i*rt» nm una-
Brio m«, ei(( till
liigM sain la ilir mo-
mill -^uriisi Jnit
tnpOfcsrit^rstiE,
ST. jBji. ribiil.
Eafter Even.
The like figure wKereunto, even haptll'ra.iJolh
iillb now five u», (not rhc putting away ihc
lil'h of tlic fliini, but the anrwcr of a good
tonfciciii-e towards God.) by tlic rclurte-ftion
of Jefiis Chrift ; ivho is gone itlln heaven, and
is oti the right liond of God, aiigclsand autho-
riiies and powers bcingrnade fubjcfl unto him,
T/if Gofftl. Si. Mjtlh. iivil. 57.
HEK llieivtn was tuiiie.t here canic
a rich m>n of A riniaiiixa, nuni'd
Jofephiwhoalfo himfcif«asjtfiifr'
dilti|>lc. He went to Pilate, »nti
begged thelioiiy of Jrliiy, Then Pilate onu-
maiided ilie body to In- dclivctvd. Aiid when
Joliph had uktn llle body, he wrapped it In
a clean linen cloth, and liiid it in his own new
tomb, which he hud hewn uiit in ihc rock;
and he rolled a great ftonc to the door of the
i*e{iij|(hrr,anddcpaited. And rheie was Maty
Magdalene, and the othir Mify, filling over
againrt ihc lepoU-hrt. Now the next day thai
lollowcd thednyof tlie pieparalion, the chief
[iri efts and Pharifecs came togelhcr untu Pi-
late, laying, Sir, wc remember thai thai dc-
ccivcr (aid, while he wasycl iiiive, Aftcrlhree
day* I will rife again. Command therefore
thai the (i;jiulrhrcberaadt fiire until ihc third
day, lei* hit diftipks tome by nJEht and (teal
him away, and lay unto ihe people. He is rifen
from the dead : lb the laft error Iliall he wotfc
Samson TDSi at iiiw
n I gilt, jinli mot ttit
I llo<;is,irc. .JiinaES iltl.
3nti lilt Itn siiitr
unto IhrtLstj. ana Jlrjsl
Din .Jmili- Jsuiib II
than ihe firlt. Pilate iaid unto them. Ye have
a watch i go your way, make it a; furc m you
cm. Su lliL-y went and made the rej)iilciir<r
I'ltie, Icaling ihc ftone, and leltjng a •valili,
Eafler-Day,
% ^r Miming Freytr.inJIcdd iif ihi Pfslm, O(onif,
Jet us fing, &c. ibtje Atuhmijhiill ht J^ng iir jaid,
■ HRIST our palffiver is laerifircd for
lis: therefore let u& keep the feaft ;
Nol with thf old icaven, norivitli
the leaven of malice and wickcd-
neit : but with ihc unleavened bread of fin-
«rity and truth, i Cor. v. 7.
^HRIST being raifi-d from the dead
dinh no more : death hath no more
dominion over him.
For in thai hedied, h« died unto fin
once;hutin thathclivcihjheliveth unto God.
I^ikewife redum ye alio yourfelves lo be
dead indeed unto Cin : but alive unto God
through Jefus Chrift our Lord. Rom, vi. 9.
S HRIST is tifen from the dead: and
become the fitH*fnjiis of thcni that
llept.
For liucc hy man caraede^rh ; by
man came alio the rcfurreftion of the dead.
For a& in Adam uU die 1 even fa in Chrill
Ihall all be made alive, i Car. xv. la.
GruDtn filurnrlr 10 Iht
Dil, inti b'liuin josigli
Tnisiioi.Ki. iSiiuiiiDII
IlDlllsirlt tlOllU'ivif
SU11I losrit. 1 sought
i;(>D. &c. (Com. lii-
fHBiv aunt at \U
stDUlrliti (Drriing,
inlraa eI|[|iii«i.sI|i
toUKCr Iiiterll Inio
Itt aiiiiililiir, anD
the CslUa.
^LMIGHTY God, who ihrowjh
' (hincoiily-beg>olIenSci(iJcru* Chiill
haft ovcrrome dcaih, and opened
unto us rhc autc of rvcrtafting lite ;
Wc hcimhly hcfirech ihec, lliat,«sby thy l'|ic.
oiai grari- preventing us ihou doit put into
our miiid^ good dcfiivt, fo by ihv t-oniiiiiinl
help wc may bring tha lame lo good tffeil i
through JclUk Chril): uur Lutd, vtlio livcthniid
rcigncth with ihce and the Holy Gholl, ever
ont God, world without «nd. AmtH.
Til EfiJlU. Col. ni. I.
F yc then be rifrn with Chrill, feck
thofc things which are above, where
Chrilt filtelh on th< tight hmid of
God. Set your afTrflion on ihingt
jbovc, not on ihingi on the tjtth : for jre
an; dead, ami your lite is hid with Chrift in
God. Wh<n Chrilt, who i^ our life, flial!
appear, then Ihnll fc uKo appear with him in
glory. Moitily therefore your menibeti which
ire upon ihr earth i fornicTition. »nf Iranneft,
innnlinale afTctlinn, evil cnnriipifcencc, and
t-nviiournefi, which is idolatry : For which
CfiitlnisjltmnrBDa'
niil.COanEil.ih'Sfi-
mm, tt. Oiniii si.
ffltirn { haV tiisct i
ruir nam ttirui, ttirn I
fciinc, sc, nni. I".
Earter-Day.
things" fake (iie wriiiii of God cometh tin ilic
chiUreu of difotiedience. In ihe ivhk'h ye
alio wnikeii dime time, wIicd ye lived in ihem.
Tie GaJPe!. Si, Jnhn u. i.
HE lirll day of ihe week comclh
Mary Magilaleneeatly.when it vras
yet dark, unio the fepulthte, and
feetti Ihe Qonc talctn away frnm ihe
It|jultliie. Then (lie runneth and comelh (o
Simon Peter, and to i!ic utiier dili^ipic whom
Jel"u5 loved, and faith unto ihcm, They have
laktii away the Lord out of the fepiilchre,
and wc know noc where they have laid him.
Peter therefore went forth, and that other dif-
ciple, and tame to the fepukhrc. So ihcy
ran both together ; and the other difiiple did
outr«n Peier, and came firft to the fefmlchre;
and he, liouping down and looking in, law
(he linen dfthea lying ; yet went he not in.
Then c'niueth Simon PetErfoUowinghim,and
wenl into the fepulchrc, and Iceih the linen
clothes lie; and the najikin that was about
his head, not lying with the linen clothes, but
mspped togplher in a place by itfclf. Then
went in alio that other difciple which came
firft to the fepiilchi'c, and he fa w, and hehevcd.
Fur aa yet I hey knew no! the Scripture, that
he muft rife again from the dead. Then tht
dilciples went away again unto their gwn
home.
am Satgt aUtV tjr
namr uf i!]c glJtc tit-
nitl, Sri, OiLi. sixu.
rti.J
OIlHDit insmttcl: Tti
Lorli ti Ultl) iin, tttlij
1(IR, &c. juDnia Hi.
jrsus siiB 10 ni-
mne, Cut tbf Gngir
brii, ont Ert minr
hnn09,oii6(ui(iiill)
III? tmiD. mil iiui II
inio. kc. Jotnii.
ffirm, 6r Trias tt-
tillitoiiilDlirtTicn,
tnDfiialliiiilgtil
biiit.kc.fCllt.tai.
Monday in Eafter-Wcek.
Mon<Uy in Eafter-Week.
Tit csiua.
.LMtGHTV God. who through ihv
only-bigotlrn Son Jcl'u* Chtift halt
oveicninr death, and o)iciici5 anta
ui the gate of everUfting Ul'e i We
humbly befcech ihei:, ihat. as by th* (pecial
grare preventing us ihou doft put into our
iriinilt good d^rires, lb by ihy conlinual help
ivc may bring ihc failit lo ROod efFeft ; thn.nijli
Jefut Chriil oui Lord, mlio liveth and ntJii-
cih with thcc and the Holy Gholl, ever one
God, world without end, Amrn.
For lAe Ep^ilt. AOi i. h-
ETER opened hit mouth, nnd Turd,
Of a truth I pcri'eivE that God ii
no refp«ilerofperlbnl[ butinevciy
nation he that fearctli him, and
ivorktih rightcijiifnefi, is accepted with him.
The ivord which God fcnl unta the children
of Ifraeljpreachinepeaceliyjeruj Chriil i (he
is Loid of all;) that ivord(I fny) ye know,
which was publilhed throughout all Judna,
and began fiom Galilee, aficr the baptiAn
which John preachtd : how God anointed
Jcfus of Naiatcth with the Holy Gholl, and
with power i who went about doing good,
and healing all that wete opprcfied of the
3nli0iiortni9itieiiiirh
0ttA> anv (DAK 1)0 msr{
9tin. im.kt. Oiii D
riQT If tii.inll ttnn
at GT(.&(. II Xing* II.
devil : for God was with him. And we are
witnclVcs of alt thing; which he did, both in
the land of ihe Jtrws.and in Jcmlalvm ) whom
they llew, and hanged on a tree : Him G'jd
mlrd un ihe third day, and ftiewcd him opcnlj' -,
no! to all the pco^ilc, but unto witnelTts chofcn
before (if God, even lo us, who did cat and
drink wilh him after he rofc fmin the dead.
And he t-ommanded us to [ircach unto the
jitojile. and to (cftify thai i( i;^ he who was or-
dained iif God w he the Judge of quick and
dead. To him give all the prophets witnclfi,
(hat thinugh his Name wholbcvcr believeth
in him fhall rectivc remiflion of fins.
Tie Geffil. St. Uke niv. ij.
EHOLD, two of his difciples went
that fame day to a village calird
Rmmaus, which was frnin Jerufa-
Icm about threefcore furlongs. And
they talked together of all theft ihing^ which
had happened. And it came to pafs, thai
while iheycommimcd loge(her,!ind rtalbned,
Jefus himlclf drew near, ,ind wen! with them.
But their eyes were hnlden, that they il'onld
nnt know him. And he Eiid unto llieni,
What manner of rominiinications are thele
that ye have one to anuilier, as ye walk, and
are lad • And the one of ihcm, whole name
wan Clcupas, anfwering, iiiid iinio him. Art
thrm only a Hrauger in Jcrufaleni, and haft
rftm afiall torat a toD
Innh Dl il}[ Biort it
3CSBC, V(. JIaaiah ii.
^Iltrr still! itni( 3 31^1
at J^aroFi. anh a srrplri
sfijii ti9(. fliiin. iiin
(Tilt MriC
et ei(S3tli fSoi
ifir oitgin,
till miHtr ot
€nrlsi,
faff ih{ mnilnv "[
bifott fhrp ijinc 10'
EUtn. ME (ounD
Ulltilltn bo IDr no-
It lllML Cttt Jl-
•rpt,*[. AM. I.
Monday in Eafter-Week.
not known ihe lliing:&whk'h;irccoroc to pad
iheve in ihcfe days? And he laid unto themj
What ihiiigsf And they laid unto him, Can-
ttming Jcfusof Naiarith, who wasa |ir<i))hct
mighty in deed and word, before Gotland M
Tlic pcopli'; and how the chief prieiU ind our
I'ldcn delivered him to be condemned todeatli,
^md have ctucilicd him. But we ti'tiltcd that
it hid been he which Oiould have redcEinci]
Ili-atl : and befides all thif, to-day i> the lliiiTJ
djy linct thel'e thing* were done. Yea, and
nrliin women alfo of our company made us
alionilhed, which were early at ine lepiilehrc ;
and when ihcy found not hi* body, thej- cimr,
faying, that they had alio fcen a vifion ol
ingchi, which liiid that lie wa> alive. And
certain of them which were with nt went to
the fepiilihre, and found it ei-en ft at rhe
women hid faid 1 buthini Iheyliiwnot. Then
he faid unto ihcm, O fnoU, and flow of lieart
ID believe all that the piophetk have fjiokm i
ought not Chrift to have fulfefed ihefe thingt,
and to enter into hi« glory ( And beginning
at Mofca, anil all the priiplleU, lie expounded
unto them in all the Scriptures (lie thinjii' cun-
cerniiig himfelf. And they drew nigh unto
tile villag« whither they went ; and be made
m though he would have g'tne tuither i but
they conllrained him, faying. Abide with us,
for it h towatdi evening, and the day it far
fpent. And he went in to tarry with ihem.
But tI)ou luuaa unu
mcdili't'aliduiii, lilt
la ui) tun, atn.iiig.
Ulfr. gn.xc. Zct H
TuelHajf in Eafter-Wcek.
And it came to pal*?, as he fill at meat with
lli«ni, he took bread, and liklled it, and brake,
and gave to ihetn. And thi-ir eyes were
opened, and they knew him, and he vanillicJ
out of iheir fight. And they laid one lo an-
other. Did notour heart burn within us, ivliilc
he talked wtth tis by the way, and while he
openeij to us the St riplures ? And theyrofe up
the Ikme hour, and returned to Jenifaleni, and
found ihe eleven gathered together, and them
that were with them, laying, The Lord is
rifen indeed, and haih appeared to Simon.
And they told what things were done in ihc
way, and huivhe was known of ch era in break-
ing of biead.
Tuefday in Eafter-Weck.
Tit Collet.
JLMIGHTY God, who through thy
only-begotten Son Jefua Chrift haft
rjvertome death, and opened unlo
us the gate of everlafting lifej We
huii'hly belcech ihet, that, as by thy ipecial
grace preventing us thou doft put into onr
fnindt good defires, fo by thy continual help
iB^may bring the fame to goodeffefl; through
Jefus Chrift our Lord, wno liveth and reign-
cih with ihee and the Holy Ghoft, ever one
God, world without end. Amea.
rtic sccUdI ttr UDmaii
ef]ii[ irtaD upon ilii
ttuDiir. iti. Sin. III.
triir ingrl eaftip fllm,
iriii &otD lemtliitirt,
iDoii Diiuni. Sat bi
ana itiihiDiitiDnil).
Itir llngil ISilTdl
IMS Sim figin eoD
to a Ml m (fimtlii.
1 Uirgln iliindb id
1 iRin WinBi nintr
urns 3oBt|)Jr. i,a. t.
Tuefday in Eafter-Week.
arm Uiiili liisn m-
■0 n mil ci jIiiD.iti.
and rnlfrrb Inro Iht
liniisi <f 2-arli.irus
OnD s.llltlitl ilrllfiS'
bun, iiiKcl.
J'sr til Epiftlt. AOt I'm. a6.
EN ami brctliitii, tliililreii of (he
Hock of Abiatiim, mid wholbcver
among you feai'tth God, to yon !•
the word ot'this lalvatiuii lint. For
they ihat dwell at Jcrulalcin, and their rulcli,
beraule they knew him noi, nor yel the voices
of the promi CIS which arc read every iabbalh-
day, [hey \n</t fulfilled ihcm in condemning
him. Andlhoiigh ih«y found nocaufeofdvalli
in him, yet delired they Pilule thai he Ihttuld
be llain, And wiien they li ad fullillcd M ihar
w.ik written of him, they look him down flora
the tree, and laid him in a fenulchre. Btil
God raifed him from the dead ! and he was
fcen many diyi of ihcm which came u|i wiih
him from Gahlee to Jeriifakm. «ho are hi«
witneffes nnto the people. And we declare
unlo yoii glad lidings, how (hat ihe promilt
which was made unto tlie fathers, Goil haili
fulfilled the fame onto us their childien, in
thai he hath raifed up Ji'fu« again i a^ it is alfu
written in the i'etond Pfalm, Thou art my
Son, this day have I begotten thee. And u
concerning that he raifed him up from (he
dead, now no more to return to coniipllon,
he fald on this wife, 1 will give you the furc
mercies of David. Wherefore he faith alii)
in another Plalm, Thou (halt niit hiifcr ihine
Holy One lo let corruption. For David, after
aiiS iKo^sirtutntltUt
Jilliriiliisi.itliriiiiliilD
aim s.iiTi,aL-(. iffmli.iD,
IO3 <igul DdiIi inngnifii
rlir ^citti. iiH^mpsk'tti
tiilli iitii(riD,XT. III. I-
Tuefday in Eaftc^-^^^c^;k.
Ik hid icrvtd hit own gcDcrvion by the will
of God, fell on ikcp, and vru laid uncn hit
r4tliei>, Mill Cxv voiruplion s But he whom
Cjod railcil again l^w no (-orrtipilun. Bt it
kiuiuia uDlo yo\x rli<rcfi>tc,mcu ind bnriiren,
(tial iliruugh thii niaii is rici<bod unto you
the for^inntUof {mt i khi) by lirm all lh*t be-
lien arc jolltlied from ill ihin{(>, from which jrc
could not bejulliliedbythclawol Mule*. Be-
wRn tlicicfore, Ictt llutieomc upon you which
i* rpokco of in the prophetic Behold, yc He-
Ipiters, and wondet, udi) pcrilh i lui I work a
HTorkui your ds>'>, a woik which ycfliall in no
wile believe, (hou|[h a man declare it untajroti.
Tit Gijptl. St. Luke iiU. ]6.
|3jj|£mESUS hiiiilelf [IciniJ in ihc midft of
SOIraA them, and faiih unto lliem, Pmcc
'■< unto you, But ihry ««rc tcrii-
licd ind »HViKl>E'd, and I'lippolcd
ihsi liur hail r^cii a fpint. And he fiia un<»
(hem, Why arc ye ItouhleJ, and why du
ihcnighli arile in your hcarti > Behold tny
haniU and my feet, thai it is I myli-lt'i hundlc
mc, and lce{ for a fpirit hath i>o( llclh and
bonei. u ye fe« me have. And when he had
tluit Ijioken, he Ihcwcd them hii hxiuU ut'\
hit leet. And while th<y yri IkIictciI not foi
joy, ind wundeted, he faid unto ihcm, Have
yc here any meut } And they gave him a piece
of 1 broiled li(h, and ■>f an honeycomb. And
Vnl Ifn tlitni at tit
iiii.txini sUtt atnt-
oA itou.a-r. iSioD. III.
J ma's lot (King D'l I 'n
rgi UBna4iUltlli tloi-
sooi. la. 0na. il
IfflDin inr aira
ttrrr aiiDuif litbfV
|B4ti bnuoM (<i>t
trT fLnl trgalEin
nn. u/t Ktmn
tla to iiDinaiint
doiSis, tnl II IB bin
III 1 MJiigii. ill-
Kirft Sunday after Eafter.
ot Itli JiDs Itil IS
(trii, (in Ut V"
s[tn tl9 SHI in Iti
Riiuetltrkiiianfirt
■IltSf, ^I IttJI- II.
he took it,3.nii did cal before ihcm. And be
faid unto llicm. Theft ate thi; wuiJs nliicli I
rpakciinln you, while I waiiyct with you, ihal
aU thlngi miift be fulfilled whicli were written
in ihc lawuf Molo.and in the Prophrls, and
in the Pliilm* rimrcming me, Thtn openrd
he [licir uniitrftanding, that they might un-
tlertV.ind the S('ri|mire*i, and faid uiilo them,
I'hiK. it i^ Hrillcn, and thut it behaved Chrift
to fiiffer, and to rile fiom the dead the thiid
day ; and that repentance and lemijlion of
fins [huiild be t)rcachc(l in his Name omoiig
all nations, beginning at Jerufalem. And ye
arc witiicHn of Ihcle things.
The Firft Sunday after Eafler.
T/tf Col/ea.
LMIGHTY Father, who httll given
thine only Son to die for our lins
:ind to rile again lot our juftitica-
tion ; Grant us Co to put away the
leaven of malift and wickcdnefi, that we tnay
alwayfervethce in (lurenels of living and trulh,
itiiungh the metiib of the fame thy Son Jclui
Chiiftour Lord. Amen.
TAe Epiftlt. 1 St John v. 4.
HATSOEVER n born of God
overtonieth the world ; and this a
Ihc viflory that ovcrcnmctli the
world, even our faith. Who is he
aiiniT situ 10 una,
JttiKr L DttEniinl nil til tur.
frilr 40(111 Dt ^tltl
b(iiios|l(i3ti) JmiM-
Icin lu, is I Slugs i.
Firft Sunday after Eafter.
ihat ovcrcomelh the world, but ]ie tliat be-
lievelh (hal Jefus is the Son of Goi) > This 'a
he ihat eaine by water and blood, even Jeiiib
Cilrift ; not by waicr only, but by water aud
blood : and it i^ the Spirit ihaibeareih witnefs,
bccaufe the Spirit is truth. For there are three
that bear record in heaven, the Father, the
Word, and the Holy Ghoft : and ihefe lliree
arc one. And there are three that bear wil-
nefi in earth, the Ipirit, and the water, and
the blood : and thefe three agree in one. If
«e lei'eive the witnefs of men, the witnefs of
God is greater : for this is the witnefs of God,
whith ht haih teftified of his Son. He that
Sclieveth on the Son of God bath the witnels
in himfelf; he that believetb not God hath
made him a liar.beeaufc he beiieweth not the
record that God gave of his Son. And this
is the record, that God bath given to us eternal
life ; and thiis life 'n in his Son. He that hath
the Son hath life ; and he that hath not the
Son hath not life.
Tie Gpjpel. St John «. 19.
"'-^HE fame day at evening, being the
firft day of the week,whetl the doors
were (liut, where the difciples were
aifcmbled for fear of the Jeivs, came
Jcl'us ami Hood in the midit, and I'aith unto
ihem, Peace be unto you, And when he had
lb fiid, he (hewed unto them his hands and
BrftalB, t1)p luHd C-
sau IS cominrlrll 1-
gjnaaiilicc flrn.iiDIt,
jSlrtliil sgotr uino
l3aBlD;l(inituBail(iiDl
ttiisclt. «c. I £lDI, III',
at(5i, JnD lair ib<
piing cliid) inD W
inDitii miO Hit >n»
iPSClii, inn it tDou
■ftit onlll 1 ttltti
tlir tuiitlJ.rotairiBIl
nillsriH llli CItllD 10
IKStiag Ijlin. tHlt.ll,
-vr^'Jr<mVr>>tVf~iV'^i^MM':<£
p» -v ■ V ■ K '■ V • v-^i^
RisliilliTirjIi ggnrn
ilKirjIIan. t\t glpall
grs. jor tiea ilirf
sKill sail, ;;ir ti.tgi
Ito Ring. brcjILEnr at
hlirEi iiii itif l^rD,
Second Sunday after Eafter.
Iiis fiile. Then writ ihc difciplrs glad when
ihcy law lh< Lord. Then laid Jtliih ti> ihnn
again. Ptacc be unto you : At my Father
haih rcntine,evcn lb iVnd I yoii. And «hcn
lie had fald [hii, he breathed im tlii-iii, anil
I'ailh unto them. Receive ye the holy Gholi.
WhoftliKVct (itis ye remit, they arc remitted
unto ihem ; and whol'efocver firut ye riuin,
they lire retained.
The Second Sunday aftei EaAcr.
Til Cellfff.
LMIGHTY God, who haft given
thine only Son In br iinlo us both
a facrilicc for Cm, and Mo in en-
fampic of godly life ; Give he grace
that we mav always nioft thankfully receive
that his incltimal>!e benefit, anJ »l(o daily en-
deavour ourfflves to follow the blclTcd Iteps
of his moft holy life; through the fame Jeiun
Chrift our Loril. Ameii.
Tki EiyiU. 1 St. Pit, ii. ij.
HIS is thnnk-ivoithy, if a man for
'^1 conftiente toward God endure {jtief,
iGl ruiTcring wrongfully. For whit
ghiry is it, if, when ye be buHclcd
fotyourfaulti, yelliall take ii patiently? But
if, when ve do well, and fuifer for ii, ye lake
it patiently j lhi»is acceptable with God. Kor
even hereunto vtete ye culled ; l^iaulc Chrilt
|tdsr« rati iti( utirs
eiit dt t)is tiinOo inn
htdlc ilifinr 'fitt Jiiii
cnt eeiiisiiiia stg
Bigen ttllm ag>a Or
(anitc. »i. (fan. t.
Second Sunday after Eafter.
alio AlfFcred for us, leaving us an fxaiiijilc.
that yt (hould follow hi? lieps: who JId no
fin, neilher was guile foiiiiJ in hi* mouth;
who, when he was leviled, reviled not again j
when hel'ulFcred, he ihrealened not ; but com-
initled hitnfelf to him that judgelh rightcoufly !
who hit own lelf bare our fins in his own body
on the tree, (hat we, being dead to fins, fhould
liKt unio righteoufnefs: by whofc it ri pes ye
were healed. For ye were as [heep going
nllrayj but arc now returned unto the Shep-
herd and Bidiop of your fouls.
TAs Gofpci. St, John i, ii.
ESUS faid, I am the good Iliephcrd !
the good (htphcrd givcth his life for
the fiiecp. But he that is an hire-
ling, and not the fhephcrd, whofc
own the iheep arc not, feelh the wolf coming,
and leavelh the fhecp, am! fleet h j and the
wolf catcheth them, and feattereth the iheep.
The hireling fleeth, beeaufe he is an hirtling,
and carclh not for the (hcep. I am the good
flicpherd, and know my fliccp, and am known
of mine. Aa the Father knortifth me, even
fo know I the Father ! and I Xaj down my
life for the Ihetp. And other fheep I have,
which are not of this fold ; (hem slfo I muli
bring, and iheyfhall hear my voice ; and there
(hall be one fold, and one lliepherd.
tt>mi(i [3 uses 111
milcrlKIDrinioti
sum iliai mere in
BitfUififm.anDln
mi ini [oisis ilictr'
or troiiE tlUD piqrs
alb dnn iiEitirr, u-
coTblng, ftc. fCtit, II,
SlUlEilBMBotS.Kiitn
Ihoii int (itl iigun ttir
liiKSlB. ISiim. oil.
aitilli scil'S An son
10 tflrall.ttfsiinrtiall
il)rsirD,ftc.tl Sings ]l.
(Tilt ingM silt n
Saanb i'lEi. dad
mgttiri ml) id inlo
iDrUntignsidrl.tai
tD't 9" <i"li IDtllCti
atuflM il]r nil 111
ItlllD s.'kl. fBll.ll,
The Third Sunday after Eafter.
Tit CalUa.
LMIGHTY God, who Iheweft to
them that bf ill error the Irghl ot
ihy icuth, to Ihc intiiii diat xhty
may reiuin into the way of righlc-
uulVieft ; Grant unto all ihcni thai art id-
milted into the fcUowfliip of Chri If s Religion,
that they may efdirw thole ihing^ ihai are
Contraty lo their profeflion, iind (bllow all liith
things as lie agrccihit lo the lame ; through
our I^rd Jcluii Chrili. Amcv.
JAe Efiflle. iSt. Pci.Ti. ir.
EARLY beloved. 1 befceth you as
lb .111 gel'* and jiilgrims, abftaiii tVnni
flefliiy luli>, which wai ag.ilnft the
luul ; having your cotiverrntion ho-
i ndi among the Genliirs -, ihat, »hcic»i lln:v
Ipeak againli you at evil doers, ihcy may, hy
your guod work.> which they Ihall tieholil,
gloiil^ Gud ill the dayof vilitatlon. Subniil
yoiirlelvei lo every ordinance of man for (he
Lord's lake j tvhcilier it be to ihe Kins, n
rupreme; or imlo govcmour(,*( unto ihrm
ihat arc fent hy him, for ihe puiiiilimem of
«vil doent, and for ihc pnile of ihem llut do
well. Fot fo i» the will of God, thai wilh
ivcll -doing ye may pul lo filenre the ignorance
of fooliOi men ; ai free, and not iilio|; yotir
i!iDiis(iaiti>.1iiiot,<l(i
Thrf ouNI IhIG ^ouLilrlp-
.latiti.lri, iStn ml.
amiii istitdiiinsiiot
incftcTD.sjfins Still
I an UD, i< (1:^1111. 11.
f^
TJii Cofpil. Si. Jolm ivi. 16,
ESUS l"aid 10 his difriplcs, A liiilt
wliilc and yc Ihall not lee me ; and
again, a Utile while and j-c Ihail lee
nie i becaufe I go to llit Kathci-.
Then laid I'uinc of his dilciples among them-
Jeivea, What i^ this that he lailh iinio us, A
little while and ye Oiall not fee me \ and again,
3 little while and ye fliall I'cc inc \ anil, Bei'aiire
I go TO the Father? They laid therefore,
What is this that he faith, A lillle ivhile ?
we cannot tell what he faith. Now Jcfus knew
that they were delirous to all: liiin, anil laid
unio them. Do ye enquire among yourfclvcs
of (hat I laid, A little while and ye lliall not
fee nie) anil again, a little while and ye thai!
I'ee me? Veriiy, verily I lay utllo you. That
ye fhall weep and lament, but the world Ihall
rejou'ei and ye Ihall be Ibrrowfiil, but your
Torrow (hall he lurneii into joy. A woman,
when Ibe is in Itax'^il, hath Ibtrow, becaul'e
hci'hour is eome: bul^hfoun d»ilhe i^ delivered
of (he cliilii, Ihc rememberelh no more the an-
guilh, I'orjuy that .1 man is born into the world.
And ye now ihcrcfure have I'orrow ; but I
will fee you again, and your bean Ihal! rejoice,
and your joy no man takeih from you.
txn iiv \\f ririi me
alirlfll out Hint floiill
DDntlic, fcc. Wirolr, JID.
rQcf cnttoicuitraniC
IdUIi ori cIUBItr o(
gidcrE.tlc. flDin.illl.
;iiili.t<au9, t»l)(ii b'
Das tipllitli, ramr
straliti Dui g( lti(
uatn. anD 11. IDi
liiiDrnB Utci ogin.
rh iinta ])4tn. ann
Solin SHU X\\t Epiill
DfffiOtl.icr.JRIII.llI.
(Tilt iimpiri caiiK in
iltoa Of lilt fun 01
flDO. rninirtiirtD illii
tHraisignu tr iniOi
suiiins sum, (I (3
miitrtn xcinitin.
Fourth Sunday after Eafter,
The Foiuth Sunday after Eaftcr.
Tic CdUa.
ALMIGHTYGod.whoaloiKcanii
ordei- the unruly willi and affefHons
ot fini'ul itiun J Grant unto tliy peo-
ple, ihat tliey limy love the iliing
ivliifh ihou commandeft, anodefiiv that which
ihoii (iofl promilc -, (hitt to, among the rumlry
anil manifold i-hungct of the wnrld, uur heaitt
may furely there be fixed, where true joys are
lo be found ; through Jcfus Chtift our Lord.
Amin.
Tht Epiflk. St. J.imMi. 17.
VERV f;oo<i gift, and every pcrtra
gitf istVom above, andcomtth do«n
ttOTO the Father of lights, vviih
whom is no vailablenels, neither
Ihadow of turning. Of hiii own will begat he
115 with the Word of truth, that we ilionld be
a kind of firU-fruits of his creatures. Where-
fore, my beloved brethren, let every man be
I'wift to hear, (low to I'peak, flow to wiaih {
for the wrath of man worketli not the lightc-
oufnefs of God. Wherefore lay apart all
filthinefs and rii|icrliiiity of naiighttncfk, and
receive with meeknefs ihe engrafted Wotd,
which is able to liiv« ysur Jbuk.
ii^siiisdiiiiiiiisiiirtti'
riglit foi t n(ss nt pn-
tjgc, ki. iSin. iiD.
Clit mDuiin stung ifit
iiii 10 tii ilii^int.toiil
of lEiE Iriiil, dm- lH
Fourth Sunday after Eafter.
The Gafftl. St. John ivi, 5.
ESUS 131(1 unto his difciplcs, Now 1
go mywayloliimllial Itnl me, ami
none of you alkeih me, Whilher
goeft tlioii ? But, betaulc I have
laid ihufe things unlo you, forrow h.ith filled
your hcait, Neverthclffs.I tell you tlit (ruth j
it ra expedient for you that I go away ; for it
I go not jivny, the Conifortrr will not come
unto youj but if I depart, I will lend him
unto you. And when he is come, he will re-
prove tile world of iln, .md of righipoulneli,
and of judgement! of fin, beoaufc they believe
not on mc; of righteoufnefs, berauic I go to
my Father, and ye fee nie no more ; of judge-
mfiit.becaufctheprinceof ihiaworld is judged.
1 have yet many things lo iiiy unio you, but
ye cannot bear ihem now, liowbcit, when
be, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide
rou into ull truth : for he Ihsll not (peak of
Itimfcif j but whatfocver he ftiall hear, that
(hall he Ipeak ; and he will llnw you things
(o come. He lliali glorify me : for he (hail
n-ceivc of mine, and lliall ilitw it unto you.
Ail things that the Father liaih arc mine:
ibcrercire faid I, thai he iliall take of mine,
and lliall ftii-w it unto you.
ttrhmli, i leeaim 1
If aitifiTflr rjiuir oiil
at till Bra (dibh.
ontt (Cuti, Bdplni
untit,*c, («jnli.
a ciniln maRtDits VI-
mitia iii\iu\ nisis.
Dbdi, £[. i'fiB I>.
Sat lnieitaiirlI)tiilT[[i
at i||(iiillil.3fsiisuifiii
unit, Si. iBii. IID.
Xitli Itr iDdlt t^r til
loaui; ,TiiD [I Itstrs,
am IttnRrftiirTOtrd'
iDiDts.^-i.iaol.ilD,
Fifth Sunday after Eafter.
The Fifth Sunday after Eafter.
T/if ColUff.
LORD.froiii whom 3II good [hina*
do come i Grant to us thy humble
Icrviinls, ihal by thy holy infpita-
tien vvt may think thofe ihin^s rhat
he good, and by tliy merciful guiding may
pciform iht fame ; through our Lord Jtfus
Chrlll. jiimn.
TJic EpiftSe. St. Jamrs i, ii.
;E ye doers of thr Word, and noi
hmrers only, deceiving your own
iclves. For if any be a hearer of
ihu Word, and not a doer, he is like
unio a man bcholdin? his natural face in a
glafs. For he beholcfclh himfdf, and gocth
his «iiy,and (Iraiglirway forgcttcih what man-
ner of man he was. But wliofo lookelh into
the perfect law of liberty, and cominotth
therein, he being not a forgetful hearer, but
a doer of the work, this miiu (hill be bleliiril
ilk hi£ deed. Tf any man among you fceni to
be religious, and bridleth noi his tongue, but
deccivelh his own heart, this man's religion is
vain. Pure religion, and imdefiled before Goii
and the Father, i? this. To vifit ihe faiherlcfn
and widowii in their alHiflion, and to keep
himlelf unfpotted fram the world.
TnitnetlsiDlftioitttauIi.
Irt nim roBI n< GCSI
slrnif, »[. JdCii em.
.fiEuB nrlng ttrlt
taliO.siitiutD'siO »
IVi pilsti'''* iSat.li.
Fifth Sunday after Eafter.
7hf Gsfpil. St. John ivi. 13.
SERILY, verily I fay imto you,
Whatfoever ye (hall aft the Fuller
In my Namr, he will give It you.
Hitherto have ye alked nothing in
my Name : alk, and ye (hall receive, thai your
joy may be full- Thcfc thing'! have 1 fpoken
unto ytiu in proverbs 1 the time eomcth when
I Ihail no more fpeak unto yoii In proverbs,
Ijut I (hsU (liew ynu plainly of the Father.
At that day ye Ihall alk in my Name : and I
fay not unto you, that I will pray the Father
for you ; for thi Father himfelf loveth you,
becaufe ye have loved me, and have believed
that I tame out from God. I came forth
from ihc Father, and am come into the world :
again, I leave the world, and go to the Father.
His difi'ijiles faid unto hlra, Lo, now Ipeakelt
ihou plainly, and fpeakeft no proverb. Now
arc wc furc that tlinu knowcft all things, and
needeft not that any man lliould alk thee ; by
tills we b*iieve that thou tameft forth from
God, Jcliis anfwered them, Do ye now be-
lieve ? Behold, the hour cometh, yea, la now
rome, lliat ye (hall be fcattcrcd every man to
his own, and Ihall leave me alone : and yet 1
am not alone, hecaufe the Father is with me.
Thefe things I have Ijioken unto you, that in
■ncye might have peace. lu the world ye (hall
have iiibiihiion; but beof good chter.I have
oveirome the world.
ifrinah Gtrrlrhrll Aim-
s:\i iigoii [liirnilb.gnli
Itir, St, ISrnoEtnil.
>(rll5l)3 (Dining mio (lit
ni)u<tr, bchon titr cMlt
tniE. &(. llKlnj-iiD.
iTIitlsl (cifB 10116 i
lout no III, Laiarus.
(oinf rBCIfl. (TSin Di
Itial Inis tritr am
hrin. DniiiiD tinii
anaiaofuiitnbiiiioa.
anV til 9 tarr nu
aaunO, ill .Wml-
|t[III3EII<llSfl|llLirD
(tttlliilalHiiraaitit
sun, iun l}ie clDlDcs
Hurt jslc III" astdt
light, ana ei<)Dit>.
It)"' itvtatiJi unlo
ttrui, vc. in II. iMi.
The A fee nfi on-Day.
RANT, we btftech thee, AlmigUt)'
fji^fe God, that like as we <lo believe thy
nil I y- begotten Son our Lord Jtfin
Chrift to have afcended into the
hiraveiit; lb wc niHy Mo in heart and itiiiid
I hither ali-end, and wi ill him conllniiitlW dwell,
who livelh and reigneih with thee and the
Holy Ghaft, one God, world without end.
Amtn.
For tie E/>iJ!le. Afls i, i.
HE foinier Irealife have I made, O
Theophilub.of all that Jeliis hcEan
both to do and teach, until the day
in whit-'Ii he was taken up, after that
he [hrough tile Holy Gholl had given com-
mandments unlu the Apoliki whom he bul
cholVn ; to whom alio he flieived himlelf alive
after his pallion, by inTiny infallible pioufs ;
being Icen ot them forty dnyn, and Ipeaking
of the things pertaining to the Kingdom of
God ; and, being aAembled togelncr with
them, commanded ihem that they Ihoilld not
depart from Jeruiakm, but wait for the pr»-
mile of the Father, which, fnilh' he, ye have
heard of me. For John truly baptiwd with
water, but ye Ihall be baptized wiln the Holy
Gholi not many days hence. When ihcy
£(itUItlglDliiiiiibtl1]<]ilt
IntDifatglii iScn.iiill.
S(Iimj)ilia())ii IS-
Biom»: lo, !B(t (wr
in(nIoosc,&c. Din, ill.
The Afcenfion-Day.
ihtfefore were come (ogither, ihey aiked of
him, laying) I^rd, wilt thou at this time rc-
ftoFE again the kingdom lo Ifrael J AnJ he
fiid unio ihem. It h not for you to know the
lim«t^ or the lealona, which the Father hath
put in hi? own power. But ye ihall receive
power after that llie Holy Ghoft is come upon
you ; and ye (hM be wiinefl'cti unlu me, b»rh
in Jcrufaiem, and in all Jiidia.and in Sama-
ria, ami unto the ultcmioit pan of the earlh.
And when he had fpoken thefe things, while
ihcy behdi), he was taken up, and a doiid
received him out of their ftght. And while
they looked ItedfaKly towand heaven, as he
went up, behold, two men flood by them in
white apparel J which alio faid. Ye men of
Galilee, why Aaaii ye gaiing up into heaven ?
This lame Jeiiii, which is taken up from you
into heaven, Ihall fo come, in like manner as
jre have lecn him go into heaven.
Tie Goffel. Si. Marlt ivl. 14.
ESUS appeared unto the eleven as
thcyffit at meal, and upbraided theni
ivilh iheir unbelief and hardnefs of
heart, becaufcihcy believed not them
nrhii-h had feen him after lie was rifen. And
he faid iinio ihem. Go ye into all the world,
and preach the Gofpcl 10 every creatine. He
that lielievelh and is baptlied (ball be favcd ;
hut he thai belicvclh not Ihall be damned.
tBiBltr sill lo tlaitan.
I iani 5lnnrD agittn^i
ttrc 4.arli. uf im, lU,
larcit IddBcTt apDiT Jflp'
rum, and tftitni. slii
tt>is ItctoiiB. fliim. III.
JtsDS said, fHiat
■109 arc firgiitn
trt. tit stit Wn
mu(B, Co mlmin i
linic IB toraiDin. it
Ddih iiiii I iMiic.
anil Ik Bill unft
Dir. sc. i.\itt Mi.
atn Jrziiaiitm ^I
lifliilo ttif (iir una
Deul tdc II.sg;IRg.
nitlRDU OlDsItDtD
lia*bn «i nr Umi
tnMaltfUtt'"
Ibinn.sti. lu. Ill,
Sunday after Afcenfion-Day.
AdiI tlitle ligns Ihall Toilow them that believe :
In mv Name (hall ihey <aft out devils j ihcy
Ihill Ipealc nilh new lotiguct ; they Ihail l;ikT
lip feri>cnHi and if lllev dunk any Jenilly
thing, it Ihall not hurt lliem ) they fhall Iny
hands on the lick, and ihcjf (liall recover. So
then after the Lord hsd Ipoken unto them,
he was received iii> inta hcivcn, and lat on
the tight hand of God. And they went forth
and preached every where, (he Lord working
with ihein, and confirming (he Word with
(igna following.
Sunday after A fcen (ion-Day.
Tie CiUetl.
GOD the King of glory, who halt
exalted ihine only Son Jefus Chrili
with great triumph unto thy king-
dion m heaven ; We befeeeh thee,
leave us not fotnfortlefs; but fend to iis thine
Holy Glioft to comfort us, and exalt us unlo
the fame place whither our Saviour Chrilt is
gone before, who liveih and reignethwith thee
and (he Holy Ghoft, one God, world without
end. Amm.
riir Efiftli. I StPet. it. 7.
fHC end of all things \i at hand ; he
ye therefore fober, and watch unlo
prayer. And above all things have
fervent rharity among yourjelves :
JM\,a iW\ hint site
Mirn L[pDnt|]rr,0 jliu-
siliin.tE. JiltCUMD.
irttlr (tistsad lutiHli
iniaitimifllitlDn.Illtli
\^'^.
^■■^i
I
Sunday a^r Afccnfion-Day.
fix chiritjr ftiall coy«t iht muliiludc of fitu.
Vic hofpiulily one to anolixr Kilhoui gtuda-
ing. As every man hath itrtivcJ thf gift,
even b ftiiniflcr the fimc owe to anoiher, m
KMid L^cinh of the manifolij grace of God.
If anv man fpeak, let him (^k *» ihc on-
rloi ut God I if any maa miniOer, Irt him Ai>
it M of th* ability whieh God eivelh ; that
(lod in all thing* iitiv Iw Honhn] throujth
Jel'ai C1> rift, to whom be praifcand dominion
lot ctH iMd ever. Ameo.
TAt G*/f*i. St. J«hn I*. i6w "kd t*n il
Chipter xtI.
HEN the Comforter i«romc,whoni
I mill lend uiilo you irom the Fa-
thcf,«V(ii the Spirit uf truth, whit'li
^toccedethfroni the Father, hefhalt
tcltifyof me. And je ailo IhaJlbcat witncl's
breaulc ye lia»e been with me fiom the be-
ginniag. Thcic tilings have I Ipokrn uniu
Sou, (hat yt ihoulil ilot he iitfcnded. Thry
■all pit you out of the rynigneuM : yea, the
linic rometh, thai whofiteitr killeth you will
(hink ih-il lie tloetli Uwl Icrvice. And chele
thing* will they do unto you, bcraufe ihey
have not known the Father, nor me. But
iIkIc tbingi have I told you, that, when the
time Ihall coint, ye may remember that I tohJ
you of thcia.
tcttiai using I* Ji-
luulo. nMg
■gcrtt iMit (tr-
atiinia itrntf,*-
I
(DM« It iflt Villi.
lat. lit. l£in. leiii.
XtriimniiiMtn' pr*
pbrm (luic lit mniuPii-
itj. *(. 11 mult tl.
iTiii cm toirni Mm-
it)r«iiT iti<iiir«gnS
iiKUtt itta III igi
Bit- muttt
Jtsiistmniliiiii llii
tllRliI' inn Bigan to
fflai am rite in tfijr
sijiinouiiTD tnrin.ti
Is UltrllNI. ^AIllE
tomisiditiDusroF
(Illlt. tie. 1,U. III.
^OD, who as M this time didll teach
y, the hearts of ihy bilhfii] people,
ji by llic leiiiling ti) them the light 01
- rhy Holy Spirit J Cirani us by ili«
lame Spii'il to liavF a light juilgfiKtrnt tii all
tliingi, 30(1 evermore to rcjuicc in his holy
fcmfoii i tlii'ough the meiiis of Chriit Jclut
out Saviiiijr.wholiveth ami teigiieth with thee,
ill the unity ot the fame Spirit, one God, wotld
without end. Amen.
Far the EfijUe. ASts ii. i .
HEN the day of PciKeroft was ftjlly
foine.they were all with ui)e accord
in one place. And fiiddenly there
rame a tijuntl from heaven, as ul'a
rufliingiiiighty wind, andit filled all (hehoufc
where they wefe filling. And thei'e appeared
unto them cloven tongues, like as of fire, and
it fat upon each of them: and they weie all
filled with the Holy Ghoft, and hfgan tolprak
wirh other tongues, as the Spirit gave ihern
Utterance. Anil (here were dwelling at Jcni-
falem Jews, devout men, out of every nulion
undec heaven. Now when this was noifcd
abroad, the multitude came together, and were
confounded, beeaufc that every man heard
them [^eak in his own language. And they
trtii pi iliirlirs, ffllim
iinnii. Xc Jtiiin. ml.
jiUtiF Quusr aball \»
(jlliD a lioiiai of t"V"
igi3ll.!,T. {snub If'
^
^
Whii'Suftday.
ivcrt all omJitd, «nd marvclUd, hjing ont
to Another, Bcliolil, are nuc nil thcic irliich
(prak GalilcJin»f AiiJ ho* hmr wc every
nun in out o«n toiiButwhefeinwewerebotn?
Parihiant, and Mnl«t,^i>^ Ehmit", and il«
dwrlkrs in Mtlopvtimia, and in Jiidxn, ami
Ciiipadocia, in Pontui, itnd Alio, Phrygia,
and Pamjihylia, in Egypt, Knd in the )>irlt of
Lilly* aboui Cyrtne, and lltini[tr» ot Komt,
Jcwi, and i'rultlytrsi CreCn, itml Ai'nlii^ii^
nc ilo he*r thcin Ificik in our tongii^i, ilic
iTondcrliil iMrki of God.
TAt Gof^l. St. John tiv, 1 5.
ESUSfaiduntohiidifciplct, Ifyclovt
n», k«cp my commandinrnti. And
I willpny the Father, mil he IhulJ
give you ini>thc( Coraforter, tlmt he
inty abide wHh you i'ot ever ; even the Spi-
rit of truth, nhom the world cannot rtri'ive,
iKnufc It leclh him not, ncithrt knowelh hlini
but yc know him \ for he dwcUeth Milh yn\i,
and Ihitit be in you. 1 Kill not ieive you
eomfortlels ; I n-lll comf to you. Yc( n lit-
tle while, and (he wnrld feeth me no more [
but ye Ice me ; bectufc I live, yc Ihlll live
alia. At thai dav ye lliall know, that I am
in my Father, and yc in me, imd I in you.
He ihKt hath my commandment*, and kecp-
cih them, he U ii thai lovcih me ; and he that
loveih me Iliatl be loved of my Fitthcr, and [
Ulb'n .fi^MPh't brc
illKn iim tiiin ]Mi DIt.
atiirtmcniupHtri
IM sleoB taiv tip 1(1
rui I till rmts
in* ih( iiiiit>» ui
tbt ilttn gf ttn I».
pit I on I 111 III tttt
tttc alttl lili Jr-
*tt« »D Mb) III g 411 >
t<l( tl<ui. em ll(|
silV.lc.JVil.iiBI.
X 2
btin tUMs fWi If
sllU(i.inli[rDUiltl(ii
llni jutos sougtii
oppoiiuimg m t(-
IHpHttlllBllllS
will luvc him, and *iil iiiauif'cll myftlf lohini.
Juilat Ikiih unto him, (noi Ilcariot.) LonI,
how ii it lliat thou wilt manifrli ihylelruiilu
us, and not unto the world ? Jtfiis anfwered
and laid unto him, If a man love me, he will
keep my words, and my Father will love hiin,
and we will come unto him, nnd make oui
abode with him. He that loveth m: not k«p-
«ih not my layings t and die word which ye
heat is not mine, but the Father's which fciit
me. Thele things huve I Tpolcen unto you,
being yet piel'ent with you. But the Com-
I'otltr, which ii the Holy Gholl, whom ihc
Father will lend in my Name, he (hall teaeK
yoii all things, ^nd bring all things to yout
remembrance, whalfocver 1 have laid unto
you. J'l-jee I leave with you, my peat'e I give
untu you i nut m the world givcth, giie I
unto yoii. Let not your heart be troubled,
neitliei' let it be afriiid, Vc have hcaixl how
1 laid unto yt>u, I go away, and come agitin
null) yern. If ye loved me, ye would rejoice,
becaufc I laid, I go unto the Father; (bt my
Father in greater than I. And now 1 have
told you hetbre it come to pali^, that, when it
It eomc to pal's ye might believe. Ilercat'ter
I will not lailc much with vou ! lot the prince
of this world comet h, and hath iiulhlii); in nic.
But that the world may know that I [ovc the
Father ; and ai the Father gave me command
ment, even Jo I do.
Jubili tm. •taml III
■IS srii Dim ID |j)t (sh-
indtiiiis. em, rirvll.
sojusieC mas troHttii
DaUjn Inid tf^gppi, and
|l(tigti<i(,^( ^(".titii
-i(2^\
ffe^
^3^2^ A-^A'^TVi.lV-«^.»>lVA-ilr— ■iV-^Jr-'i . r-.
■t-V-t-V'
"■T-if»-»-!{-!(-a»4ii
Monday in Whitfun-Week.
Monday m Whiifun-Week.
TAf CaUicl.
MJOD, who 3s ai this lime didft leach
S|, ihe hearts of ihy faithful people, by
ilic fctniingtoihcm ilic light uf ihy
Holy Sjjiiit j Gram \ii by the lame
Spiiit to have a tight jiidgemetit in all things,
and cvermotr to rejoiee in hia holy comfort ;
through Ihe mcritsofChriftJrl'us our Saviour,
wholivelh and reigneth with thee, in the unin'
of the lameSpiritjOiie God, world without etui.
Amrii.
For lilt Epiflle. Afls .. j4,
?HEN Peter opened his Tnoiiih.and
faid, or I truth I perceive that God
is no lel'pcfler ot perfoni; but in
every nation he that fearelh him,
ami worketh rightcoufners, is accepted wiih
him. The Word which God lent unlo the
ihihlrtn of Ifrael, preaching peace by Jelus
Chrifti (he is Lord of all that Word, I
lay, ye know, which was jufalifhed through-
out all Judaea, and began Irom Galilee, after
the baptifm which John preached -. hoiv God
anointed Jefus of Naaareih with the Holy
Ghoft, and with power ; who went about do-
ing good, and healing all that were opiitcfied
of the devil : fur God was with him. And
we are ivilnefFcs of all things which he did,
both in (he land of thejewii, and In Jerusalem j
9(SII5 SI (II? [JBl
siieD'r is llllp <l(ll
cm, iDuH brrjn, inD
fBcttDOi'VKtl liiouelil
lottli DrtiV oiitr Isiiir,
fttosrssiilli to l||( ptB-
i>(i ol Estatl : SDls Is
iliit, &r. iffiiQtiiiibl.
ttauis, trjtt II.
gntgiDr lo lil;^ Ma-
Il|ilrs.s3iiriig, Tltt
tit, iii. ftiat iibl.
.IKII3 salt '111 gc
alfal[ br orrrnETrB l)[r
mi tail iilgtli. it-
il)E ejlll ineriBDir
iinlo ttim, 7I1 ifi
D(r( iDljilc I gs ant
vrg; nonbri. and
III. Hi. inai. itOI.
f
Monday in Whitfun-Week.
wliuin they l)ew,3n[l hanged nil n nee : Mim
God raifed up the third oily, and iheivtd him
openly ; nnt ID all the peoplF, but unto wit-
iieffes choltn before i^f God ; cvtn to us who
did cut and drink with him after he rofe fToin
the de.^d. And he commanded ui to picach
unto the peopk, and to tcllify that it i^ he
which wiii ordained of God to be the Judgt
of nuick ind dead. To him give jJI the piu-
pheti wilnefs, that through his Name whofo.
ever bclieveth in him (hall rcecivi; rcmiirioii of
lins. While Peter yet fpake thtie wolits, the
Holy Gholt fell on all Incm whirh heard the
word. And they of the cireunicifion, which
helicved, were allonidlcd, as many m came
with Peter, becaoll: that on the Gentiles alio
was pouted out the gift of the Holy Gholt,
For I hey heard them Iptak with tonguei, and
oiagnify God. Then anfwefed Peter, Can
any man forbid water, that thefe (huuld not
be liapliicd, which have received the Holy
Gliiift as well as we i And he toinmanded
them to be huptizcd in the Name of tl.e Lord.
Then prayed they him to (any certain days.
TJieOoJj-fl. St. John ill. 16.
OD fi> loved the world, that lie gave
hi* only-begotten Son, that wliofo-
cvcr belicveth in him fbould not
ptrilh, but have evcrlafling life. For
God lent not his Son into the woiTd to con-
r ^n\B oil {and sial-
Mie Kb slitcii ilisi DiB
no, in 1 "tilnQs iiU-
i?ll«(iO fllit : IKBdID
iboii Sim ill 11 turn
tli(iiiipr>. liKingsDll.
tzi^Jl
J
Tuefday in Whitfun-Week.
demii the world, but ihat ihe world tliioiigh
iiim migllt be lived. He that helieveih on
him is not condemned i but he (hat bclievcih
not is condemned alieaity ; becaiilc he halh
nut believed in the Namcot'theoiily-bcgoKen
Son of God. And thii h ihe condemnatiun,
ihailighi iii'ome inloihe world, and men loved
darknels rather than light, becaufc ihcirdeeds
ivcrecvil. For every one thai doethevjl hateth
tile light, neither cometh to the light, left his
deeds Ibould [it reproved. Bot he that doeth
truth cometh to the light, that hiMtecdsinaybe
made manit'ell, that theyare ^vrought in God-
Tuefday in Whitfun-Wcek.
Tit coiua.
OD, who Si at this time didft teach
ihe hearts of thy faithful people, by
the fending to them iht light of thy
Holy Spirit: Grant us by the (atne
Spirit to have a right judgement in all things,
and evermure to tejoice in his holy comfort i
ihiough ilie merits of Ch rift Jefusonr Saviour,
who iiveth and reigncth with tlice, in the unity
of the fameSpiritjOne God, world without end.
Amen.
Fii- l/ie KpijlU. Ails vlii. 14,
HEN the ApoHles, which were at
Jcrufalem, heard that Samaria had
received the word of God, they
lent iinio them Peter and John ;
(ri)t (aoT!3l) niiglns
«11III3lB0.Slp(n|I.l.t[V,
lurt. iit. iBii. Jib.
irnr grrnl tuagon llial
irri) ^frprni mas Hat
out, Eillie,\'[ EtD.rtl.
Jlrsns Kitoming ilt
Iblngs IIIM EhDUlIi
rtini.liicntlotttKntr
sain unto iCiui.
?3lbnm 5r(t; prt
Ctrn .nismirrti litiR.
j(5ii5 lit flatarfU).
JtBiis.Sc.Je.miii.
Tuefday in Whitfun-Week.
$Mii tin ginin
l|rnii»trn,ntctii|.
tiM. it II Is, Utt
lim inn Iiili tip t-
Uic. Halt IS aoen
la l» ihis (Dinr, CI
ggiintc lejcllilii.
who, whfn (hey were come ilciwn, prayed far
ihi'in.tlMiihcy might receive tht Holy Glifill :
{foi ai yei he was fallen upon noni of theiti )
only they were biipliicd in llie Name of the
Lord Jeliii.] Then laid they ihcir haniln on
them, and they received the Holy Gholt.
TAi Co/pel. St. John », t.
lEKILY, veiily I fay unio you, He
that enicrcth not by the door into
the Ihcep- fold, hut ciiniljfth up fomc
other way, ihe liiine Ik x thief siilI
a robbiT. But he thai enieicth in by ihe liooi
Ta the ihcpherd of the (heep ; to him the potter
openeih j and the (hetp hear his voice, and
he cillclh his own Ihccp by name, and Icadcth
Ihcm out. And, when he piiiteih forth hit
own (licep, he goeth before them, and ilie
llieen follow hiiii : for ihey know hi« voii-c.
And a ftranger will ibcy not follow ; but 'vill
flee from him j for ihey know not the voii e
•A lirangers. This paiahlcipake Jellis imto
them £ but ihey underllood not what things
ihey were which he fpakc unto ihcm. Then
faiit Jeliis unto them again ; Verily, verily I
fay unto you, I am the door of the (liccp, All
that ever came before inc irc ihicsct and rol>.
bersi hut the flircp did not henr them. 1
am the dour j by me if any man enter in, lie
ihall he faved, and (ball go In and out, and
find pafture. The ihief comcth not bin for
.foah iiiDt 3biici asllii
Vtm.fcr.llfiiii.lll.
IhJn^sinBrtn monEp k
llir. i-i. iia^rli. ID.
Trinity-Sunday.
to fteai, and to kill, and to deliroy ! 1 am
come that they might have life, and tliat they
might have it more abundantly.
Trinity-S und ay .
LMIGHTy and everlafting God,
who haft given unio us ihy fcrvanis
grate by tlic conrcflion of a true
laith to acknowledge the glory of
the eternal Trimtyj and in the power of the
Divine Majefty to ivorlliip the Unity ^ We
beferch thee, that lliou nouldcft keep us lled-
laft in tbis faitb, and evermore defend us from
all adverllties, who liveft and reigncft, one
, God, world without end. Apitn.
For the EpiJIIe. Rev. iv, i.
^FTER this I lookeil, and behold, a
door was opened in heaven i and
(he firft voice which 1 henrd was as
it were of a trumpet talking with
me ; which faid, Come up hliher, and I >vill
fiiew thee things which inuft be hcieafter.
And inimedialeiy I was in the Spirit; and
behold, a throne was fet in heavtn, and one
lat on ihc throne : and he that fat was lo look
upon like a jafper and a fardtne Itonc ; and
there was a rainbow round about the throne,
in light like unto an emerald. And round
about the throne were four and twenty feats ;
fianien Bum lilt Ijltitr
<!^llstiBlsinii[lirnunir
ll([||linrrR,[[iiingunit
bin, 00, ftc.UBIii.il.
rnt JrlDS spit in
ifftKars Intl. and
tunc tun tlin. siU'
ing: Vtipiicsii unio
»s.j>iirl}ri3i,iiitieis
trr inn smtU ili(i>
igiiit salt mlrHlul
in ttii.Jn.jVii.nni.
iDD^c tinED (bnn^3QD
tKilDlTdl IllDI ID tic
Trinity-Sunday.
itiitlSfB, (Tfitn til'
SDliltlTS tl Idr 1|0'
11(111 01 loot: 9(5119
lni(,«r.i«iai.]nii.
and upon ihe frats I faiv four and iwtniy
cldcn litling, clothed in whirc raiment [ anil
thty had on ihcir heads crowns of gold : And
om fif ihc throne proceeded lightnings, and
tliiinderiiigi, and voicsf. And ihcte weic
Icvtn Isnipi- of lire hurning before (he thrrjnc,
whii'h aic ihc fcvcn fpiiiti of God. And l>c-
fure the throne there was a Tea of glafk like
unto ciydil I and in the midrt of the ihioin',
and roond about the llironc, were four heaj{\
full of eyes before and behind. And tht liili
beall WHS like a lion, and the ftcond beafl like
a c:ilf, atid the third btaft had a lace as a man,
and the fourth bcalt was like a flying eagle.
And (he four bcalis had each of them iix
wings about him ; and they were full of eyes
ivilliiii! and theV rcll nut day and iiigbt, lay-
ing, Hoiy, holy, holy. Lord God Almighty,
whii'h was ^tid ih, and is to come. And when
lllolirheaH^givi: glory, and honour, andlhiinks,
(o him tliiil (at on the throne, who liveth tor
ever and ever, the four and twenty elders fall
down before him that fat on the ihtonc, and
ivorihip him that liveth lor ever and ever, and
fait their crowns before the thnL)ii«, faying.
Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glot)',
and honour, and power i for thou hall created
all things, and for thy pleafure they are and
were created.
mirDloiigtifr^ plDu^DcC
■mon mv li»» ilitginiiiii
long. ^-i. LdsdlOKriLi.
Satan siimlr Sob lot It
sore Dolls Irsui tni Bilr
of tll£ tODt, )tt. itt (1.
TMt C*Jptl. Si. John »i. I.
HERE wu > man of ihc Pharir«n.
Dimcil Niccdciiiui, i ruler <if (he
Je«i 1 (he linic wiiic (O Jcl'us lijr
night, and fiiil unto him, Rabbi,
••« knuw ihat thou art a teacher come Irum
God : for tu> nun (un ilo (hcfc miraclet thai
ihou docll, except God be niih him. Jcfui
anrnxrid and faid unto hun. Verily, verilj' I
Ay untn ilicv, Exccjit a man be burn again,
he cannot fee (he Kmxdom of God. Nico-
denituliiiih unto him, now can a man be bum
when he it old ! ran fac enter the fccond time
into hii aiolbec'i womb, and be bom f Jefui
an/Wrml, VcriK'i rerilf, I hy iiniu (lice. Ex-
<ept a man hch»mof watct, And of the Spirit,
he cannot cniec into ihc KiiiEdoin at Cod.
Thut wlijrh n born of the flcfli a flcili ; and
that Mhicfa ii born of the Spirit it fpiiit. Mar-
vtl nor that 1 laid unto thee, Yc mull be bum
ipin. The wind bloweih whcfc it lillclh,
and thou heareA the found thereof, but canA
not tell whence it cometh, and whither it go-
elhi fo it evcrjronc thai is born of ihc Suirii.
Nicodcmui anmeicd and faid unto him. How
can ihcfe tbingi be i Jrfiu anfwcrcd and f^iid
unlo him, An thou a moltcr of Ilracl, and
Itnoweft not ihefe thing* ! Verily, verily 1 fiy
iinto thee, We fpcak that we do know, jinl
lellifx that wc have ficn j and yc receive not
flStn It'll Bui >««
111 tkf talr. *'t Domn
ltlltt>ll.*(. iffdil*.
latiDdHtBuiMi'ilni
';p.(i.-T"3%
ane ini oamaa
pUiufi 1 tToEoa at
iMim. int cut II
iita IB CIS Ttgti
tonv, mt ttuit
il)( tnii DctoK tla,
Firft Sunday after Trinity.
our wifncr*. If 1 have iMd you eartlilj' ihlngs,
and ye believe iiol[ ho™ lliall ye believe, if I
tell yini of heavenly things? And no man
liaih afcenclcil up to lieaven, but he that came
down from heaven, even theSi>ii of man, who
i» in heaven. And as Mofe lifted up (he
fcrptni ill the wiWernels, even lo mult the Son
fif man be lifted up ; thst whoforver bclicvclh
in him niuutdnot pcriIh,buE have etcmal life.
The Firft Sunday after Trinity.
GOD, the ftrength of all (hem rhal
put their trufl m thee, meieifally
ncccpt out jviayers; and becMuli?
through the vtcaknelinf mir iiiotlnl
nature we can do no good thing without ihee,
grant utihe help of thy gtni'c.that in keeping
oi ihy tommandments we may plcale rlicc,
both in will and deed ; through Jclus Chrilt
OUT Lord. Amn.
TAl Epifllt. I St. John iv. •}.
KLOVED, lei ut love one another i
fitr love is of God, and every one
that loveih is bom of God, ind
knowcth God. He (hal lovcth not
knowcth not God ; for God i« love. In thik
was manifefled the love of God lowaidi ui,
^rirttil tirni tinrsstii'
gi( >o ir<ll|it|i, saclni,
f-a lEI.iK. iKingotli.
irbrn rt( llni torn-
etonitil,»c. Cinlfl ei.
:^^^^^^^
pvj;^ -vv>r^ -^^ir^ ^=3!^ W^
i
Firft Sunday after Trinity.
iKcaule (hat GotI l«nl hisonly-bcgotlcn Sun
intothrwifrld, thai ire might live ihrough him.
Herein is lovt, nol rhac we l»vcd Gud, but
thai hr loved ui, and ftnt his Son lo be ihc
tropiliation lot our litis. Beloved, if God lb
ivcd u>, wc ought alio to luve one anolher.
No man huh I'een God al any time. If we
love out aiiolhrr, God dwtllelli in us, and hi«
love is pcrfei'lcd in us. Hereby know we that
wedivdlin him,aiul he ia us; bccaufe he hath
given us of hit Spii-il. And we llave (een, and
do (eltiiy, th;it (he Father fent the Son to be
the Saviour of the world. Wholbever Ihall
confefs that Jefus k the Son of God, God
dwellcth in tiim, ind he in God. And we
have known and believed the love that God
hath to us. God is lovej and he that dwel-
leth in lovcdwelleth in God, and God in him.
Herein is our love made perfefl, that we may
have boIdneCi in the duy of judgement ; be-
catile 3i he it, To are we in this world. There
15 no fear in love ; but petfeil love cillcth out
fear ; becaiilc fear halh lormcnt : He that
fcartth ii not made perfeii in love. We love
him, becaul'e he liift loved us. If a man fay,
I love God, and hatcth his brorher, he is a
tiar ! tor he thai loveih not his brother, whom
he halh fecn, how can he love God, whom
lie hath not fecn ! And this Lommandmcnt
have we from hini, That he who loveih God
love his braihet iilfo.
flbriflani toot rf)r InooQ
of IDf tuinl oEmng,
antlolt, jiri.din.ijll.
anD.^rsusbaii tls
cigssanD (imi Ihio
t vun nam to fltl-
g«ltn. Vint lltj
mirlBEhlilinanOlttto
oiTiFCIEItbniin.tiiiil-
Itiii 9101 iiu. gut
J(9>is,j>[.Jil)nili
itinoii it( amgn bis
idiir BatliEilnB suths.
tr. I Kings ID
9nb DliiiicicncR
nmi ID 111 vli(t,
StilblSMMDiITtL'
Utt.lllCTCItllXIII-
tlllit ll>in inn IDc
tmi'tlDICe.lllKIl lll(
tigni ttnn. tan iCi
OMn, St. ill. mil.
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7/u Gojptl. St. Lulu «i. 19.
'HERE wBiR certain rich man, which
was clothed in purple, and fine linen,
;ind fared liiinptuoully every day.
And ilicfc was 1 rcrtaiii beggar
tianied Lainrus, whith w3> laiJ a! hii gate
full rif foies, and dcfiring lo be fed with the
crumbs, wliicli fell from tlie rich man'i table ■
innreover, (he dogs came and licked hi* lores.
Anil it came (o paft, that the beggar died,
and was carried by the angels into Abraham'i
hrilbm. The rich man atlb died, and wai
buried ! and in hell he lift up his eyes being
in torments, and feeth Abraham afar off, and
Lazarus in his holom. And he cried and
faid. Father Abraham, have meiey e>n me,
and lend Laianis, that he may dip the tip of
his linger in water, and cool my tongue j for
I am tormented >n thi» llame. Bui Abraham
laid. Son, retneinbcr that thou in thy life-lime
rcceivedft thy good ihingi, and likewife Laza-
rus evil things ; but now he i-s comforted,
and thou an tormented. And bclideiall this,
betweenusindyouihereisagreat gulf fixed :
lb that they who would pals from hence tij
you cannot ; neither can theypafi to ui, thai
would come from ihenee. Then he faid, I
pray thee therefore, father, that (hou wouldelf
lend him to my lather's houfe : for I have five
brethren ; that he may teltify unto llu-m, Icti
lliev alfo come into thi« place of liirmenl.
fTiitJI 'i])ii nritigtl
(unnlncl^ fDrif CTjfl
iittose.tri. 0tn. It.
<l?9if lit ti'pntl nu
iniinlbtmlDX Dllt 1
SltD. WD tlSllMII. kt.
Second Sunday after Trinity.
Abraham Attli unto him. They have Mi>rc*
and the pn^hMi; U( ihcm hnr llitiii> And
lie liiid, Nav, f*th<r Alinluni; but if unr
vital unto Ihem from ihc d<ail, rhcy wilt re-
pent. And he fud unt'j him, If thry htur
not Mofra and ihc nroi'hcii-, ncithct will thev
be periuaded, though one tole from the dead.
The Second SuiuUy after Trinity.
Tit CclUa.
L0RD,whoncverfai1cfl tohcluand
irottiv. til tin wham ihou doll brine
'< ilfullFcarind luvci K<rp
ci'h thee, uniirr the pn>-
-fihyijooii providtnctjindiniktuiio
prtpeluil Itli :iivl love uf \\iy huly
Njiiuci ihfuugb JcfiuChriflout Lord. Aiatn.
the Efifttt. 1 St. John >.l. ij.
ARVEL not, mj' brcthnn, if the
world hile you. We know (hat
we have palled from death imtn
life, becauie we love (he bttlhrcn.
He Ihlt luveth ciol hit brolhcrabidcth in dnih.
WboforvtT hitcih hii bmlhtf i> i murdeier :
knd ye knon that no munlcrct hnih rKrnil
lile abiding in him. Hereby peivrivc wc ih<
love of God, beciufr he laid down hi» life for
Ilk: and ne ought to lay down our live* for
Ihc brelkrtn. But wholi> hath thit fibtXA's.
gouit, and fcelh his biothel have need, md
<eiiittlniibii(i(t)>ti(
Ion Mod im iiiirii
(nialtt.Kc. Stn. ll.
rci Icit E>]lt 10 PHo-
nn, rtiDii utiau iiniii
Ci(( o( rD( soIOirra
am t «pi(i tiiTot
tl* ilBl. iM bii^
Biib mi itniHi
tinotunnajiiT.aiia
t'lHInllDllIiIKti'
(Oit. cnt ti> iiraiti
IBIIIK.tK.Jtbtll.
I
I I
JOB 1(11 tool MiC tO'
n an« nrapiiB inn
■ (icdii iincR (lull).
aiiaidmiiinbisn'O)
Second Sunday after Trinity.
llmrteThup hUhowfl&nf coiiip3fFtf>iiiTUnihiii)i
how dwellfth the love of God in him f Mj
little children, le-t us not love in word, neither
in tongue^ hut in deed, and in truth. And
hereby we know that vve are of (he truth, and
Ihall afltire our hearts brfotc him. Foi if out
heart condemn us, GoJ is greater than oui
heart, and knoweih all thing*. Beloved, if
our heart condeitin us not, then have we con-
fidence towards God. AuJ whatlbcver we
allt, we receive of him, becaufe we keep hij
commandments, and do thofe things that ate
pleafmg In his fight. And this h hii com-
mandment, That we fhould believe on the
Name of his Son Jeliis Chrift, and love oite
another, as he gave us commandment. And
he that keepeth his commandments dwelkth
in him, and he in him : and herebv we know
that he abideth in us, by the Spirit whiih he
harh given us.
T/u Go/pel St, Luke ilv. l6.
CERTAIN man made a great fup-
per, and bade many ; and r«nt his
lervantai ruppcr-timeto lay to them
that wen: bidden. Come, for all
things are now ready. And they all with one
conleni began to make excul'c. The lirrt f»id
unto him, I have bought a piece of ground,
ami I mull needs go and lee it j I pray thee
have nic cxtufed. And another faid, I havi-
SaADDllilSinFflllll Dae
Bflluii InstiiM EoininLiti'
Etin ID(|| aiost and
mniiill nlglit.iiiDigali
Third Sunday after Trinity.
bought lire yoke of owa, >b<I I go io prove
tbrin ; I pnv ih« hive me nculrd. And
aaother bti, I have married ■ wife, and there-
fotr t cannot comt. So that TciTant exmt,
and Aiewtd hi* lord ihefe ihinjci- Then ihc
madcr of ihe houfe being angry £uil to lii< Icr.
vant, Gonut (|uiclcly iiiio the Itrcct* and lann
of the dty, and bting; in hlthec ihe poor, ddiI
IhemaTincil.andlhelialt.and ihc blind. And
(he fervant Aid, I,ord, it a dome u ihoii hull
eo«ninandcd, and yrl there is room. And the
ton) faid unto lh< lervtnt. Go out into the
high-wrap and hcdgn, and ropipd thrni tn
come in, that my houft may be filled. For I
fay vote vow, That none orihofr men v>hi<:li
were bidden fliall Oltc o^ my fuppci.
The Third Suiuby after Trinity,
Tie CtlUH.
LORD, ire beleech tlie« mcrrifully
to hear t»; and ^tant thnC ne, lo
whom thou hall gircn an heitty dr-
fircio^ay,inaybyiliy rni|;htyiid Iw
deRtDded and comforted in all dansen and ut-
v*rf)liei[ ihruugli JcfiiiChrill out Laid. ^JHH.
Tie EfiJUe. i St. Pet, «, 5.
^LL of jTDu be fiibicj) one to knoihef,
and be clothed irilh hwRiilliy: for
God rcfilteth the ptoud,and givelh
gtarctothchunihU. Hutnblc your-
tmtn jMrpt MS
igpt M iia til It" K.
ibti. Ac. 4<ii. iitoll.
iDtciiHi uvJaaiD.
tM EUl Urn (nw If
Ml. •(. Sontt L
F^^^T
R* un II la 1 iMl
tilta Ml M a Ml.
MtKTTlii M* aftn
Bia III till, lit
(rtrcl mis fBlTg
■IDcr Mi'v SI King
«B(c iiKnsl tttat-
Piilchrf. riir mil
Dip rCirfiiiiDiDiDibE
Dlgb siirais x (C4'
IIIKB.ftl-lBl.IItll,
Third Sunday after Trinity.
rdveslherefofiunderthe mighty handofGoil,
ihat he may cxall you in due timei cafting
ill your cate upon him, for hecarelh for you.
Be fuber, be vigihtit ; bcciufe your advtrfary
ihe devil, 35 a roaring lion, wallccth about
fecking wliom he may devour: whom refill
lUdfalf in thi fallh, knowing that tlir fame
alfliifiions ire accomplidieJ in your brethren
rlut are in the world. Bui the God of all
grare, who hath called u* into his eternal glory
bv Chiift Jei'u5, after that ye h*ve fuffered a
while, make you perfcfl, ftablifh, ftrengthen,
fettle you. To him be gloiy and dominion
for ever and ever. Amen.
T/it Gijptl. St. Luke iv. t,
HEN drew near unto him all (he
Public.ins and linnenilartohelihiiii.
And the Pharifecsand Icribes mur-
mured, fayiTig, This man rcceivetii
linners, and ealcth with thtm. And he ipake
this parable unto them, fjying. What man of
you hating an hundred Iheep, if he lole one
of them, doth not leave the ninety and nine
in the wilclcrnefs, and go after that which is
loft, until he find it ? And when he hath found
it, he layeth it on his Ihoutders, rejoicing.
And when he comelh home, he calleth toge-
ther hli friend* and neighbour*, faying unto
them, Rejoice wiili mc, lot I have found my
fhecp wliith was loft. I fay unto you. That
3i)[ to'rptit ctntinuil-
irais. 9.1, limrn. i.
tfTiIlRtciiDlJlioml.eui
(in 111! ^IIl. (01 ftj!
Lug liiit. iti. Kuiii 1.
I
Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
likewire joylhall be in heavrn over od« rmiitr
fliat ftpenteth, more ihan over ninety and nine
jutl perluns, which need no repentance. Eilhci
iviiAt woman having len pieces of filver, if ftie
iole one piece, dulh not light a candle, and
I'ntep (he hnufe, and jeek ddigcnily till (he
find ii r And when flie hath found it, Ihe call-
eih her friends and her neighbours ingcthcr,
faying, Rejoice vwth me, for I have found the
piece which I had loll. Likewife, 1 fay unio
you, There is joy in the prefcnceof the angels
of God over one finner that repenceth.
The Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
(S^^^S GOD, the protefioi- of all that trull
SKflSk '" '''"» wilhonl whom nothing is
^^^^ rtrongi nolhing is holy; Incixafe
^^°"^ and multiply upon us thy merty ;
that, thou being oui ruler and guide, we may
fopafi through things lemporal, that wc finally
Iole nol the things eternal i Grant ihis, O hea-
venly Father, for J cfusChrift's fake our Lord,
Amen.
Tkt Epiflle. Rom. viil. 18.
RECKON that the fuffcrings of this
prefeni lime are not worthy lo be
compared with the glory which Ihall
lie revealed in us, For the earncit
eiepcflation of the creature waiteth for the
SiDinan tosr U inm*
nigt)l, ant IgoK lh(
doois, jJE. juDBCS ml.
unlolhf Sen, meiKiisi
oii( Jflfiallr Janafi (I
tw ((It «( tlin (t(
llr(|(n itKti tsiin.
l3brEi,'iiftbmiii(«s
Arjb uiin, Uai ib(
nngri Sdlhloinr IDD-
mm ' ^fJir iLQi.fQil
&t. fBiI. lit 111.
3tpn[(IiiE unplng.
tii1iusfiiluipr,5Dc
VDIEit txisrll In'n
ttr sipuEEtrr, dnO
HIS, &i. JtCn IJ.
Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
!ri iiiiftftaiion of ihe Ibns of God. For ihi;
I i<.,iturc was made Tabjc^ to vanrt)r, not wil-
lingly, but by tcafoii o( him whu luith tub-
jcif^Icu the rninc in hone : becaufc the cmturc
illciraliu Hull bcdrtivcrcd iiuiii ihc bondage
of corruption, inio the glorious liberty of the
children of God. For we know that (he wliolc
creation gtoancth, and travaileih in pain loge-
ihcf imlirnow. And rot only they, but oiir-
fclvcs alfo, wliiLb liave tlic Htli-thiits uf ihc
Spirit, even we ourfelves groan within our-
Ci-Ivcs, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the re-
demption of our body,
TAt Gtjptl. St. Luke vi. j*.
^^fe'JE ye therefore merciful, as your Fa-
■■u r^v '*•" '■"'' " merciful. Judge not,
^^^Jg and ycfhallnot bejudgeJ^ eoiidtnin
Bill, anil yc IVisil not be condemned !
forgive, and ye (hall be forgiven ; give, and
it ITiall be given unto you j good nitaiiire,
ptFlTcd duivn, and lliakcn togelhi-r, and tun-
ning over, fliall mtn give into yiiur bofom.
For with (he fame meaiurcl hat yt mete withal,
it Oiall be mealuted to you again. And he
fyiakc a parable unto ihem. Can the blind lead
the blind 1 lliall they not both fall into the
ditch } The dil'ciple a not above his malfer {
but every one that it perfect fhidl be as hit
mafter. And why btholdc.lt ibmi the mote
that n \n thy brulber's eye, but pcrceivcli: not
Sfubrii tiriitniti l« tlir
el'. inD U'lmin juSFUli
mas iiDi.Ki. 0(11, iiiDii
fionl logitt: I «Dugt>
eiui, &t. «TiBi. 111.
^^■Mi.^^J^^^S^^'^f'^-l^i^'S^^i^XiUJ^^-^i^^.
3-if'B-Tr
y-!r-jfTf.y.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity.
the brxni I hat ii in thine own eye ! Either how
canii ihoii Ciy to thj" bfoihct, Bniihet, let mc
pull OIK llw Biotc tlist U in ihinc eye, nhcn
tbou iliyrdf iKholdcft not (he Ivmn (hat i'. in
thine oitii eye f Thou hypM-iite.caftoul fiift
the beam uulof tliine own rye, iml thrii fliilt
thou fee vlearly (o [>iill out the inoK that ii
in (by brother'* eye.
The Fifth Sunday after Trinity,
RANT, O Lord, we bcfeerh thee,
ihit (he roiirfe of ihik wodil may
be lb pcnccibly ordered by thy go-
vernance, thai thy Chiiteh may joy-
fully fervclhce inillcodlytlilictnert i through
Jefus Chril) out LorJ. Amtn.
TAf EfifiU. I Si, !•«. iii. g,
|E ye all of one mind, having com-
pnlHon <iiic of miolhtr, love n.i brc-
ihien, be piiifid, be coiiricoiii ; not
rcndciing evil forevil, or niling for
niling; but conitatiwife bkllliigi knowing
that y« are theteunlo called, (hat ye ibould in-
herit » blefling. For he that will love life,
ami (ec good djj'-, Irl him refrain hi> tongin-
from evil.andhiilipuhaiihey fiicaknogmlc!
let him clVhew evil, anil do jjooil ; let him feck
ptjce, andenfiie It. Tor ihc eyes uf llit Lonl
mrllngMniRloei'
mil OOiitirl.ibtirr-
Danr. ai. Omil tl.
itinittsui lOtin. itiB I
touot.Kr. •EtiH. III.
jisM ((pntrt (N(
i*jK4r[flA|t4tigt
sal 01 BDOM t( tat
lUI III BiBJIs, KM
■ D' arfii aaQ (an
tlfui.K i»it ml.
Jisss saiD 10 ttio-
uiiis,t><" Its BbiI"
trti, lit til mini
N»9,inl euiliiitr
It; nine, in» gill li
liiig. In. Jiemt.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity.
ice over the tighlcous, and hiii care arc upcn
umo iheir prayers % but ih« face of the Lord
i« igiinft inrm that do evil. And wtio is lie
that •vill harm you, if ye be follower) of th^l
which ii good ( But and if ye fuffer for Tigh-
(euurncls~fiik.c, happy are y;: and be nvl afraid
uf llieir terror, neitlicr be troubled ; but fuic-
lify the Lord God in your hearn.
TZ/i Giijpfl. Si. Luke V. I.
T rame to pafn, thai as the people
prelled upun liim to hear ihe Word
of God, hettoodbytht lakeofGen-
nefareih, and faw iwu lliips llanding
by ihe lake i but the fifiicrmen were gout out
or them, and were «alhing their new. And
he entered into one of (he Oiip.i, nhicli <vai
Simon's, and prayed him ihar he would thmli
out a little from the land : and he iht down,
and taught the people out of the Hiip. Now
when he had left fpeaking, he f^iid unto Simon,
Launch out into the deep. and let down your
neli for a draught. And Simon anfwering
faid unto him, Mafter, wc have toiled all ihe
night, and have taken noihingj nevetthek-ft,
at ihy word I will let down ihe net. And
when they had this done, they inctofed a great
multitude of fifties, am! (iicir net brake. Anil
they beckoned onto iheir partners whirh wcir
in the other fliip, that they Ihould come and
help them. Ajid they came, and filled both
anB 9>c>» totltl) Itt
vami »l Itt v<'" P>'
nn:. St. «rn. iiiii.
AientRiiisnitTiii: r.tt
Loin h niiti IS, ntt
Iftn. 6i. Sutgn ll.
Sixth Sunday after Trinity.
ihe ihipt, I'll (hat ihcy licgsn to link. When
Simon Peter faw it, he ftU down at Jdii?'
kncES, faying, Depurt from me, for I atti a
finfiil itiaii, O Loiil. For he wai aftonilheJ.
and all that were with hiin, at the draught
of the lifh« vtliich they liad taken ^ :ind to
was alio James, and John, the Ions of Zebe-
liee, whii'h were partners with Simon. And
Jel'ui laid unto Simon, Feat not, from hence-
fonh ihou Ihatt raith men. And when they
had broitghl iheir Ihip to land, they forfook
all, and followed him.
The Sixth Sunday after Trinity.
GOD, who half prepared for them
that love thee fiich good thinga as
pafEman'snnderflandingj Pour into
our hearts Inch love toward thee,
that wc, loving thee above all things, may uh-
tain thypromilcs, which exceed all that we can
defite i through Jcfus Chrift our Lord. Ainen.
Tht EfifiU. Rom. vi. J.
JjNOWye not, that to many of m as
welt buplitrd into Jifus Chrift were
hapiiicd into his death f Tlicrcfoie
we art Lulled with him by baptilm
into death i that like ai Chrilf was taifed up
ftom the dead by the glory of the Father,
ATttiii^iiarhniilliiniolMi
ScD, Due D>I13 liD mnti
irrn, fit,t.[, iftrii. «.
rftiTi aegraicD i iliil-
n« 01 firr. mil liotsts
of bii. kx. II Bliiga ii.
is all It iDi Lord
aiO Gpotin unto
ihciii, 1i' 10.19 (t-
[cnKDIiiictiiiOrn.
auBsiiiitlKtlfllll
DiiiS.lrt.fBiT.iOl,
Ctl bltlt
tt tICSSib (BlT|
Sixth Sunday after Trinity.
even lb wc Mo Ihouid walk in ncwnclsuf litV.
For if we have bten planted togeiher in ihe
Ulceneln of 111) dcuth, ve l\iM be ullb In the
likcnelsof his rcfurrcilion i knowingthia, rllal
our old man is fmcified with him, that the
Ijoily of I'm might be deftroytd, lliit hence-
forth we Ihuiilil not I'erve fin. Fur he that
is dead it freed fi'om fin. Now if wc be dead
with Chrifi, ire believi; tliai we jhall alfo live
with him i knowing that Chrilt being taifed
from the dead diclh no more ; death nalh no
more dominion over him. For in that he died,
he died unto lin once ( but in that he livcth,
he livcth unto God. Likewile reckon ye alfo
yourfelvc^ to be dead indeed unto fin, but alive
unto Cod thiough Jcfus Chrilt our Lord.
TAt Gojpci. St. Miittb. ». »o.
'ESUS faid unto his diltiples, Eicept
your righieoiifnefh lliall ei;ceed the
tighleoufiidnuf tile Sii'ibes and Plia-
tLfei-5, ye (hall in no tafe enter into
the Kingdom of hcavcu. Ve have heard that
if was laid by them of old lime. Thou (halt
not kill ; and whofoevtr (hali kill, Ihall be in
danger of the judgement. But I fay unto you,
that vfholbcver !£ angry with hii brother «ilh-
out a caule Ihall be in danger uf ihc judge-
ment 1 and whofoever thall lay to hii brother,
Raca, Diall be in danger of the couneil i but
whofoever (lull fay,Thou tool, Ihall be in
Chcir shell iDDic run
farili «f lii siailt i!
Jiiisi. &[. Jsjiag II.
af .iljioli, lavi srtiriii
ibill Hit. Iltim. Ilia
r^
Scveiitii Sunday after Trinity.
dan^r of hell-fire. Thttctbre iftliou bring
ibir gift to iht iliar, and there temcmbrrett
that thy brother hath ought againftihtfi leave
(bcic thy gift bcbre ihcili*r, uiul go ilir wxy,
liril be rceonciled to thy broihcr, nnil then
cotne and offer thv jpfi. Agree with thine
(drcriiry quickly. whil«> ihou art in the way
with him i Icll it miy lime the uivrltnTy de-
liver (hte to the )ittlgr, and I he jiiil^e ilelivrr
thee totbtoflicrr.and thoubcc^ilt imnprifcin.
Verily I fay unto thee, Thou Ihallby no meant
come out ihence, till thou liali puJ the ullcr-
nioll fi/tbing.
The Seventh Sunday after Trinity.
TAf Mil.-}.
;ORD of all ]iowrcr ami inigbl, 'vUo
urt the author ind {;ivcr ul jill ^cn>d
thing! i Graft incur heiitj the lovt
of thy Name, incrcaft in us true re-
ligion, nourilli ut with ull gucidnrfi, and of
thy great mcrey keep IK in iliciiinci through
JetW Chrifl our Lord. Amnt,
Tit EpiftU. Rom. vi 19.
SPEAK, jfwr thi manner of men,
bccaufeoftlieinrinnityotj'oiirflefli!
for ai ye have yielded your mem.
beri fenanti 10 uncleanntfi, and to
iniquity, unto inicjuity ; <ven fo now yield
Kill ItOU SfttligD URID
mi tiibn Blieiigr. mD
IKiWapritdtiCrT thill
sbcmjiii tifliDrnrOir T<i
Billi. lit, Ki. Cob HI
Snb inllirtiifflunin.
Dis 9(11 tTom iSta
(Da (Itf IK 0<iUI»,
Uls Jliisrpe- 9.U- 1,
Seventh Sunday after Trinity.
your members fervants to righ icon fntii, unto
liulinvl's. For when yc wcic the Tovanii ui'
fin, je were fiee (icm righleoulhela, Whal
tVuil had ye then in ihulc things whereof yt
are now ilhameii t tor ilie ciiti of thofe ihingv
ix Lltuih. But now being made tree Irom fin,
anJ become fervinis lo God, ye have your
fruil iinio holinefi, and the end cverUllin^ life.
For ihe na get of I'm i^ dcalh i hiil ihe gift ot
Uud a eternal life, through Jefus Chrift our
Lord.
Til Go/pil. St. MMk Tiit. i.
iNlhofeiiaysihciiiulliiude being very
great, and having nothing to eat,
J cl'us called his difciiilei unto him,
and faith unto them, I have coni-
plffion on the multitude, bucaufe they have
now bctn with me three dayfc, and have no-
tiling to eat : and if I lend ihern away lilting
lo tlicir own houl'ea, they will lain! by the
wavi fordiveoof ihemcamefromfar. And
hii difriplrs anlwcred him. From wliencc can
!x man falisly thefe men with bread here in the
wildetnefs * And he allied ihem. How many
Ioflue« have yc .' And ihcy faid, Seven. And
he commanded the people to fit down on the
ground. And he took the Icvcn loaves, and
gave thanks, and brake, and gave lo hii diJ-
tiplcs to fet before them ; and they did (ct
them before the people. And they had a few
rinall (idles i and he bk-rted, and commanded
fTtisiinonnr uiinin
BTitll iK'ti upon itii
tialivl, At. Ain,ni,
ITIir ins'l sslD lo tim,
rirr ifiiti ih EitJitr lliir.
^^^^^^^^a^^^^^^^^^i^a;^
Eighth Sunday after Trinity,
to Tel them allii l)elbfe them. So ihey did eat,
ind were filled : and ihcy look up of the
hioktn meat ihat was left fcven balkets. And
they thai had eaten were about four thourand.
And he lent ihem away.
The Eighth Sunday after Trinity.
Tkt Coiua.
GOD, whofe never-failing provi-
denif orderelhaUlhingsboinin hea-
ven and earth j We humbly belierh
thee to put away from us all hurtful
thiiigs, and to give us thole things which be
profitable jiir us; through Jel'iis Chrift our
Lord. Ameit.
Tit Epijlle. Rom. >ili, iz.
RETHREN.wcarc debtors, not to
the ficlh, to live after the flelh. For
if ye live after the flelh, yc Hi ail die j
but if ye through the Spirit do mor-
tify the deeds of the body, ye (hall live. For
as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they
are the fonsof God. Foryehave not received
the fpiric of bondage again to fear; but ye
have received the fpirit of adoption, whereby
we cry, Abba, Father. The Spirit itfeif benr-
c(li wilnels with our fpirit, that we are the
children of God ; and if children, then hein-
heifs of God, and joint-heirs with Chrilf : il
3ijd fdu^rs irrurntti ra
jlnhtolKstdiriFi In liib
snn sfllB.iVc, Cioll.ii).
(epsgiil VotA inigniFp
tlir l,i)rc,in(i iiu;9c(rti
1>iit TiioiciD.&c. Lu. I,
SimiBiniartsrinli
mint mlin tinslt In-
te iftt hlllf coiiBirp
10 a [»[ Of iuBifi,
int cniirct IniDtdr
nnusr of Satliotlia
onB solulfD VrUst-
brft Lull I.
T 1
nun jc(iiiniil(9l|[D
lift Kisl ftrgoHfn
(lolhrs. HID 1^10 t'x'
In .1 iiiiinait. S.t.
Ninth Sunday after Trinity.
lij be that wr luffcr with lilm, thit we m»y
be alio glurilied logsther.
Tie GoJi^t. St. Mnth. tii. 1 5.
EWARE of falfe prophets, which
romelo you in Ihccp's clothing, but
inwardly (liey ate lavening wolves.
Ye ih.iU know them by their friiitt -.
do men gather erspci of thorns, or figs of
thiltles f Even lo every good tree bringeth
fiirth gooii fruit j bvit a corrupt tree bringeth
forth evil fruit. A Rood trrc cannot brinj;
forth evil fruit; neither can a cotrupt itte
bring forth good fruit. Every ticc that bring-
eth not forth good fruit \% hciwn down, and
tall into tlic tire. Wherefore by (heir fruits
yt (hall know them. Not every one that fnitll
unto me. Lord, Lord, diall enter intu the
Kingdom of heaven ; hut he that doclh ihc
wdl of my Father which is In heaven.
The Ninth Sunday after Trinity.
T-ie Colka.
RANT tout. Lord, we befeech thee,
the Ipirit lo think aDd ilu alvtayi
fuch things ai be rightful j that ivc, |.
who cannot (io any thing ihal i>
good without thee, may by ibcc be enabled
to live according to thy wilij through Jcfui
Chrift out Lord. Amtn.
Put lli|i sDors >ll Itiv
(rii.toirMtlait iBl\ri(-
iinil)Pii,iri. tl»iiD. Ill,
aiiotiBciihtitingptiiin
itii iilinaarlr tul Vts-
tavi.&t. fliiin. nil.
Nintli Sunday after Trinity.
rhe EflflU. 1 Cor. i. i.
BRETHREN, I would not thai ye
(hould be ignorant, how thai all iiiii
fathers weie under the cloud, and
all [iilled through thi Tea; and were
all baptized unto Moli:s in (he cloud, and in
the fcB) and did all eat the lame fpirilual nieai,
and did ail drink the Qme rniiiluul drink:
(for they drankof ihatlfiiritua! Rock that fol-
lowed them ; and thai Roct wasChrilt.) But
with inanyof iheni God was not well plea fed ;
for they were overthrown in the wild erne In.
Now thefe things were oui examples, to the
intent we ihould not luft after evil things, as
they alii) lulled. Neither be yc idolaters, as
were foine of ihern j as it is written, the peo-
ple fa( down to eat and drink, and rofe up to
play. Neither let us commit fornication, aa
fome of them committed, and fi'll in one day
three and twenty thoufand. Neither let us
tempt Chrift, as fome of them alio tempted,
und were deHroyed of ferpents. Neither mur-
mur ye, as fome of them alfo murmured, and
were deftrnyed of the deftroycr. Now all thefe
things happened uniothemturenlamples: and
ihey are written fur our admonition, upon
whom theendsof the woild Ji'e tutne. Whci'e-
fure let him that thlnkelh he ftandeth take
heed lelt he fall. There hath no temptation
taken you, but fuch as n common lo man :
atnrc sallt is DaDtO,
it ntt roll [mint toliAin'.
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Cnc Quttit o( f hitm
bllRgElKUlO JHUS3'
Kin w. br. miiigs i.
aSlllttr IS tilt ling
tfitii iras tbiii ts
tiDrn, for tat HVt
sttv Ills atjT m EDc
iffast.^nn.itrriiiiiilii
IDor^nillllin.i'.SISiii
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iDiSE, in. (Bit. 11.
ailai, in» UKt tilt
coiixn 'MID aKB niA
inDHiri HID In mid
ifiSIIt, ang Dt inou
il)nt (iiiril t Dnnii
tlitt »tit. f « lemi
aiiisiit itiiiliiniie
BrsngfOia.JHiK.ll.
but God » faiihftil, who will not fufiir you
to be lempled above ihal ye 3re able i but
will with the temptation alio make a way to
cfcape, that ye may be able to bear it.
T/ie GoJ^tl. St. Lukt i»l. i.
ESUS faiJ unto hi? dirciplet. There
was a certain rirh rnati which had
a ftewaid; and the fame was acciifcd
iinio him that be bad waih^d hi&
grjuds. And he called him, and fold unio
hint. How is it that I hear this of thee ! Give
an iiccmmt of thy ftcwardlhjp -, for ihou niay-
efi he no longer ftewird. Then the ftcward
faid within hiinfelf, What fliall I do f for my
lord (akclh away from mc the fte«3ftl(hi|) i I
i-annot dig, to beg 1 am alhsmed. [ am rc-
folved what to do, that, when I am put out
n't the ftcwardlhip, they may rertive me into
their hoiilis. So he called every one ')f hii
lord's debtors unto him, and faid unto ihefirft.
How much Qwelt thou iinio my lord > And
he faid, An hundred mcafiircs of oil. And
he laid iinio hhn. Take thy bill, and fil down
quicltty, and write fifty. Then liiid he to an.
other, And how much owett (hou } And he
laid. An hundred mcaliires of wheat. And
he faid unto him. Take thy bill, and mriie
fonrfrotc. And the lord conimcntled the un-
juft fteward, hccaufe he bad done vviiily ! for
the children of ihti world are in iheir genera-
BtND. ilip bicihtt C
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lainsiitti dirt. oDll
fUlrliar scnti iinio
tMBniiifinouBloinDl
ijttistlt, tit tSio.iii
Tenth Sunday after Trinity.
tion wrftr ihan the children of tiglit. And
I fay unroynu, Make lo yoiii'i'clvts friends of
(he mammon of unrrghleoufncfs ; tliat wln-n
ye fail, ihey may receive you inio evei'latting
hal'itatiunj.
The Tenth Sunday after Trinity.
TAt CalleH.
^■^ ET thy merciful ears, O LorJ, lie
\i$Sfi open to the prayers of tliy luiiiililc
fi^rvGnls i and thai (hey may obfain
[heir petitions make them toalk fuch
(hingiaslhall pleatetheet ihioughJel'u^Chrill
our Lorii. Ame^i.
The Epiftle. I Cor. di. I.
CONCERNING fpirilual gifts, bre-
thren, I would not have you igno-
rant. Ye know that ye were Gen-
tiles, carried away unto ihelt: dumb
idols, even asye were led. Wherefore 1 give
you to underftaud, idat no man fpeaking by
the 5|iiiit of God callelh Jel'us acciirlcil \ and
that no man can lay that Jefus is the Lord,
but by the Holy Gholl. Now there are di-
vcrfities of g'Us, but the fame Spirit, And
there aie ditfrrences of adminiilrations, but
the feme Lord. And there are iliverfilics of
operation^ but it is tin iame God, who work-
eth all in all. But the manifeliation of ilic
Spiiril i^ given to every mau ivi prirfit withal.
fHnsra raat ttr iiWm
Ijr.ikt Ifiim. Cio.vnil.
r\,^ nil 1 1 latin ts finB
OigDii tJllfn Osffin Vr
lore Ihr, t.-<. li'iUK. ti
ftfsnallbii^k OoDin
tlldllltilrs.hrslilK
Otsiroji I5ilt Ima.
0(9, ^Eir riDlB itrtp
sftall saii.Mtrlmiif
Tti Itnfl, br^AiisE IDE
fcartD iio( ihf lord,
lotiil. i-f. (nostii.
nallfCirerditobt
■um i|ii am in
SnUtgrn.Miiiii
Tenth Sunday after Trinity.
all l^r roj^ra ttinr-
of fiDDi Ibt prits
Olt int unlit, ili-
lorlrlnj.St. i«ai. 11.
For to one it givrn by the Spirit iht ivord of
wifiloin i to another Ihc word ol knuwlcii^c
by the lame Spirit ; lu anoilier fiilli by il>c
lame Spirit ; in another tlie gifit of hraliiij;
by tlw lame Spirii -, to mother ihe vrorkinj;
ot miracles; toanolhcr prophecy | toinolhiT
dilccming of fpiritsj to another ilivrn kindi
of tonguci ) to another rlie inlerpreutJon of
longu^^. But all thele worketh (hat one >inl
the Itrlf-l'ame Spirit; dividing to every man
leverally u, he will.
Tie GiiJpiL St. Luke .It. 41.
ND when he was come near, lie be-
held the city, aii<J wc|it over it, fay-
ing. If ihoiihadft known, even ihoii.
at leali in this thy diy, the things
which belong unlo thy peace I but now tlu-y
are hid from ihinc eyes. For the days flial'l
come upon thee, that thine encmiet (lull call
a trench about (hce, and compals thee round,
and keep thee in on every fide, and ftiali lay
ihee even with the ground, and (by children
within ihec j and ihcy (hall not leave in thee
one Hone upon another J becaufc thou fcncw-
eft not thelimeof thy vifilalion. And he went
into the temple, and began to call out them
ihat fold therein, and (hem that bought, lay-
ing unlo them. It is written. My houle is the
hoofe of prayer; but ye have made it a den of
(hievefc. Ami he Inuglil daily in (be temple.
gsglsiiIilnCgrg.iruiti
itoD inn (Jii ogon tD(
griisis. I£iui. nil.
Eleventh Sunday after Trinity.
The Eleventh Sunday after Trinity.
GOD, "ho d«lire(i ihy Klmiglity
po««r nioll chieflv in (hewing mrrc)
itmI I'itj'i Mttcifiillj' giant unto ^l^
futh a mrafurc of thy gntc, thai
Kc, iiiDiiinf; the my of ihy commaiidment.,
imyi)btaii>tliygnciou<ipiomllri,an(l be madr
fanak«ii of thy hi'^ivcnly ttcHifutc j through
cfot Chrill our LoiJ. AMia,
Tit EfijIU. I Cor. «v. I,
re: THKE.M, I declare unto you the
tiiitjjrl wlikh I preach *d untuyoii,
nhk'h alli> yc have rccclvctl, ami
whertiu ye rfand ; hy which »\to ye
aRfuvedilfyckerp m nieinory whil I prtficheil
uliloyou, unlrl»)ic hxvc bclicicil in vain. Pur
I iJelivcreiJ iinlo you lirli of til that which I
airo>ecciv(il,howllial Chrill died forourfini,
accord in){ to the Scripturev; and ihlt he wn*
buficil I Hnd that he Kile igj'm ihc thjcd day,
ucoiding to ihc Scripturo) and thai hr nti
femof C>]>hu, thecof the twelve: after that,
he Wat Cttn of shove five hundred hreihren at
oitn I of whoin the grrjiter part remain untu
ihii prefent j hut Ibme arc fallen allecp : after
that, he wis recti of Jamet ; then of all (he
Apoltirt I and lill ol all, he was ften of mc
alio. 11 of one bum uut of due lime. For I
tD'Kmlll Itis (ounlrD.
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JDtlll SAISlllC IDItll
odOon.fci.ffai.iii.
Eleventh Sunday after Trinity.
am ilic Icaftol I he Apullln, that um nul meci
lo be callvd nn Apoitir, htfauft I pcrCccuIccI
!he Chiircli of God. Bui by Ihe grace of Coil
I 'sm whjt I ami and hit grace which was
bcliuweil upon mi' «a« no( in vhiii ; but I la-
boured more ^hundaiill]' than ihcy all) ytt
not 1, 1'llt ihe grace of God which «»* with
me. Therefore whtihcr it wen I or ihty, ki
we jircaeh, aliil ib ye believed.
TAt Co/^el. St. Luke ivilt. 9.
ESQS fjisltc ihlii parable unto cer-
tain which trulted inlttcinlclvctlbAt
thej- were righteou*, and defpifcti
olhcn: Two men went up into the
(einple lo pray ; the one a Phniiiie, aud (he
other n Publican. The Phaiifce ftiiiiil and
prayed thu» with himfelf, God, 1 thank ihee,
that I am not m other men are, eitonionert,
nnjidt, adulttrrrn, or even as thih Publican ;
I fait twice in the week, 1 give lithct of xll
ihai I (loflef!!. And the Publican, llindin^
-ifar •A', would not lift up lb much ai hit ejtJ.
unio heivcn, hut fmoic upon hi>> brealt, fny-
ins;. Gml be merciful to me a finuer. I telj
you,lhi»man went down to bii houie jiiftllied
lalher rhaii llic olher 1 for every one that cn-
altelb himlelf Ihall lie nbufcil 1 and he ib«i
humbklh hiinfelf Iball be exalted.
till uD itip loll ine
simrli mil (liiDC nam
(Dctilit, *;( 'f'lull lit.
trtt)) (Ri ttun 1 btinrt
mil am rlusltiol
tH»t5, tit. pDa. 111).
The Twelfth Sunday after Trinity.
T/,e Calha.
f^LMIGHTY and everljfting God,
* who art always more ready tu hear
iliin we [Q pray, and art woiit (o
give more ihaii either we defire, or
delervej Puunlown u(joli ustlie abundance of
ihy mercy; forgiving us ihoie ihings whercoi
our cunlbienre is afraid, md giving us thole
good things which wu are nol worthy to alk,
but through ihc jncriis and mediaiioii of Je-
fus Chrili, thy Son, our Lord. Amen.
The Eflflle. » Cor, iii- 4,
UCH iruil have wc through Chrifl
10 God-ward : not that we arc fuf-
(icient of ourlelvcs to ihink any
(hing 39 of ourlelvea; hut our lut'
ficiency ia of God. Who alio hath made us
jble miniliers of the New Teftainent % not ot
lhcleller,buti)f (he Spirit; for tht letter kill-
eth, liul ihc Spirit giveth life, But if the
minilt ration of death wrilien and engraven in
llaii« was glorious, lb that the children of If-
cael couUI not (ledfallly butiulJ the fa™ of
Moles for the glory of his toumenaiice, whith
glory was to be done away ; how (hall not ihe
miudtration of the Spirit he rather glorious ?
Fur if the miniftration of cotidcni nation be
fi'llr trmpIEr ramr rn
tUdU tic tl>l $j]ll of
eotF, (siniiunli Itiii
tfrrsr slants br mallr
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taat.jirr. 10(11. i:iD.
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inb (Etcc, sailing
unu. in. fHot.ii,
Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity.
j^lnry, much more duth (he minlftralion of
rightcuul'ncri nccccd in glory.
TAt GeJpeL St. Uvk ill. 31.
ESUS, departing from ihe toad* of
T^re and SiiJon, came iinto the lea
ol Galilfc, Ihtougli (he miclllof llic
Liiafts ijf Dctjpulis. And ihey
liriiig unto him one fhat was tltaf, Jiitl liid
an imprdiincnl in his fpcct'h ; an;! llicy hrlrrch
Kim rri pat hiu liand upun llini. And he t'jok
him alide from ihc multitude, and piil his fin-
gers into hilt vat«, and Isc lpi(, and louchtd
hi)- lon^ej and looking up 10 htJtf^n, he
ilghed,,ind lalth unto him, f/^/i/i/;uMii, that is,
Be opmcd. And fttaightivaj- hi^ ear? wire
opened, an 1.1 the Itrjngof hiiilonsncwafiliintled,
ind he Ipaki plain. And he charged them
lh;L< lliey fliouki tell no man : hut the more
he tliaiged ihciii, lb iluiL'h the moic a great
deal lliey pubUllicd ir i and were beyond inea-
fure Alton ilheii, litying, He hath done all ihingk
well ) he maketli holh (he deaf to licar, ind
the dumb to (peak.
The Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity.
7/,i CalUci.
LMIGHTY and mcrdfiil God, of
whofe only eitt it vomelh that thy
fiiithliil people do unto thee ttilclnd
laudable fei-vicci Grant, we befccth
i crililii man nan et-
BfjatO mOtil prats.
anil IntfirtouTili ma Kit
otHnnljtii.Jrsugliirnl
iini™,*c, (Bji. im,
Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity.
thc^, that w(^ may lo takhfuiJy Icrve ihrc in
thii. life, that ive fail not finally to altain tli',
heavenly ptomift' ; through the meritE of Js-
Als Ctirill our Lord. Amen.
TlieEpiflU. OjI. iii. 16.
O Abraham and hii itfA were the
prDinilcs nia(it. Hi' fairh no!. And
to fteds, as of many j botasofonei
And 10 thy feed, wtiich i* Chrift
And this I /ay, That the I'ovcnanl that was
foiifirmcd beture of God in Chrllt, the Law,
vrhich Will foiii hundrtdind thirty years after,
cannot dilannul, thai it (houlii make the pro-
miie of none effefl. For if the inheritance be
of the Law, it is no more of promlfe i but God
gave it to Abraham by promifc. Wherefore
then Jetvcih the Liw ? It wa* addud btcauft
of tianfgrelTifins, till the feed ilioiild Cf>iiie, to
«'hoin Ins promil'e was made ; and it was or-
diined liy angels in [he hand of a mediator.
Now a mcdiaior in not a mediator of oni- ; but
Cud is one. Ii> the Law then againlt tile pto-
mll't. of God ! God forbid : for if thtre had
hcen a law given which could have given lite,
vctily riglitcoufncrs Ihould have been by the
Law. Bill the Scripture halh concluded all
imdef fm, that the proniile by fnith of Jcfn*
Chrift might be given to them that believe.
ncinallslDtitiDnltaiill.
Ill nitii iisi thr licsi
stDiii. &i. JoDn gill,
Sisiis srdng tlitii
flllll.sKtIotbrsIrl ot
llltpalsii.S-f. fflal.li
anB til lODk ini fiti
iDillrs ilnn II flaflFS,
Dm aiLD [i]i:ii^[D, inD
tliKI inD pni 11)1
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fhrlsi mrD Uirili a
JauD DEiirr, fi,AiariiE,
uniKgiiti. rBin (it
■ Bat tDIS IIJD SMU!
fPiTiL btjunb tljnD
inb iDitiiutiDtgiins,
inn Ills (<ii( icis
toiiBH.K-r Aobnii
•emaV sliitthre tun-
':ilf unaii tlicdiiin.niiD
4>lie 111 coin l"g Inlo ll)i
Imust, CrtiolD lllr riKie
inis, i-E, iinrngs in.
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Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity.
The Cl>Jf€L St. Luke 1. 1%.
LESSED arc iht eyes wliicli fte the
things ihat ye fee. For I lell ynu.
That many pi ophcts and kingi have
iltfitetl In fee ihol'e ihings which ye
i'ee, and have not li'cn Ihtm \ and to licarthnfr
tliiiicswhii'hye lieac.and have no! hi-ard ihein.
Aiici bcholil, a cecuin Lawyer ftood up, anil
tonipttd him, laying, M lifter, what fhafl I do
lo inhtTil elerna.! hhe? He JjiJ unto him,
Whal iswritten in the Law? howreadeft ihou ?
And he anlwcring laid. Thou ftiali love the
Lotd lliy God witTi all Ihy heart, and wilh all
thy I'crul, and ivilh all thy ftfenglh, and wilh
all ihy minii ; and ihy neighbour at ihyli;lf.
And lie faid unto him. Thou halt anfivcrcd
right ^ this do, and ihnu fhall live, BuE he,
willing tojuliily hi mil-It", fiiid unto Jefii', And
who is my neighbour f And Jeliis anlwcting
laid, A eeriain man went down from Jenila-
Icm to Jcrirho, and fell among ihicvct, which
ftripped him of hiirKimenl,anJ wounded him,
ind departed, leaving him halt" dead. And
by thance there came down a eeriain Prii-ii
that way, and, when he faw hini, he palled by
on the other lidc. And likewiJe a Levitt,
when he was at the place, came and looked
on him, and pafl'ed by on the other fiile, Bur
a certain Ssmaritan, as he journeyed, rami-
'vhcre he was; and, when he faw him. In- h^iJ
t. !«!
E b'Dr KoQi lotin D rabaiir
111 illli sig))t ^tti.iCIU.
(IfUurtaSniiiat on-
smnrV: Lo. Este (mir
iiiinieosc&i. San. lit.
Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.
coingTallionon him, and went li> him, and liiiuniJ
II]) his wounds, pouring in oil and wine, and
dr him on h'n own bcali, and brought him tu
an inn, and took care of him. And on the
moifow, when he dei)aited, he took out two
[lence, and gave (hem to the holt, and faid
unto hiin. Take care of him ; and whaifbever
ihou fpcndclt more, when I come again, I ivilj
repay ihee. Which now of thefe thrct, think-
rll thou, was neighbour unto him that fell
among the thieves? And he faid. He (hat
(hewed mercy on him. Then laid Jefus unto
him. Go, and do thou likewlfe.
The Fourteenth SundayafterTrinity. ' *
Tif CoIUa.
LMIGHTV and evcrlafting God,
five unto us the increall; of faith,
ope, and charity; and, that we
mayoblain (hatwhich Ihou daft pro-
mile, make 119 to love that which ihou doll
command ; through Jefus Chrift our Lord.
Amea.
Tht Epiflle. G,il. v. 16.
S AV then, Walk in the Spirit, and
yi Ihall not fulfil the luft of the flefii.
■'^ For the Helh lufteth againll the Spi-
* ^ rii, and the Spirit againll ihe Belh ;
and ihcle are contrary the one to tho othtr \
i)!' In J 5 In 11 a (i J mid
bflort iSrm.aKd (ila
liiif DlO^hini 113 tic
siin.anD tiisdglDra
UKrcaalECIKasilii
liglii. 3nti be III III,
ttiiti flppFiiirl! unto
tnrili,(»i.i«.il.i'Dil.
9tsii9 3Vt. (Kinp
Bins OK loioiniTi
in. (01 Bl)( ;«b!ii
toin [DM I (Kile.
inn IjE stID unle
td. itr, lBli( bll.
Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.
(o thai yc caiiiwr Jo ihe ihingilhat yt would.
Bui it' ye lie Icil by llie Spiril, yc me not uii-
liit ihc law. Now il>E wiifkx of the flelh arc
in ai I i 1 eft, w h if li a re ihe ft , nd II Itery , fo loicatioii ,
undeaiineli, UlVivioufncIs, Holatty, witch-
craft, halrtJ, variance, emulations, wi'alh,
lirife, (editions, licrelies, envying, murders,
driinfceiinefs, revellings, and Uich like : of the
which 1 tell you hemri;, 3t [ have alfo told
you in time paft, That they who do futh things
thall not inherit the kingdom oi^ did. But
the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, lone-
(utfering, gcntlenefs, goodnels, faith, mtit-
nefs, temperance : againii fuch there is no law.
Ami they that are C!irill:'i have crucified (he
Helli, with the ajfeftlons and lulls,
T/ie Gaffel. St. Luke ivjj. 1 1.
N D it came to (lafs, as Jefus went to
Jcrufalem, that he palTed through
the midlt of Siimuris, and Galilee.
And as he entered into s certain
village.lheremet himlen men that were leper*,
whicfiilood afar off. And iliey lifted up their
voices, and faid, Jefus, Mafter, have mercy
on us. And when he i'aw iheln, he faid uiilo
ihem. Go, (hew yourlelves unio the prielfi.
And it came (o paCs, that, as they went, they
were clcaiifed. And one of them, when lie
iiiw that he was healed, (nrncd hack, and with
a loud voice glorified God, and fell down on
iDnnlti silti ID tlitnaii,
t nmr sdiiub agiinsi
itliiLBrli, II -iiiu. iti-
ImaRlantEDuprrnin!)'
riim, inn tnhDic. sirr
loaslrvrous, (tmn.ill.
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity.
his face 3t his feel, giving him ihanks ( and
he mas a Samaritan. And Jefus anfwering
laid. Were there not Itn elf anfrtl f but where
are the nine ? There arc not found that re-
turned to give giory to Gixi, fave this fl ranger.
And he laid unto him, Arife, go thy way,
ihy faith halh made thee whole.
The Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity.
The Colkcl.
EEP, we befeech thee, O Lord, thy
Church with thy perpetual merey :
andjbetaufc the frailty of man with-
out thee cannot hut fall, keep lis
ever hy thy help from ail things huitful, and
lead us to all things profi table tu our falva-
lion i through Jefus Chrift our Lord. Amen.
The Epijlk. GjI. .5. ii.
E fee how large a letter I have writ-
ten unto you with mine own hand.
As many as di:lire to make a fair
(hew in the flelh, they lonHrain you
lo be citcumeiferl ; only lell ihey Ihould fiifier
jicdi;culioii for the croft of Chrift. For nci-
tli<r they thtmiiilvch who are circiimeifed keep
the law; but dtlire tu have vou ciiTumrifed,
ihil they may glory in your flelh. But God
forbid that 1 fliould glory, favc in the crols of
uur Lord Jcfos Chriit, by whom the world i*
aathfiiipliristMiiir
mil JJiruBSlim (ri
trtrie ilic "is mm
titpi ror il.siptng:
Wilinou nansiiuin
HnolDn <it Ihi Ii43t
fn ililE ilip Dill iliosc
Itt'iigs.A-r. t.u.ili.
i<iiniipunilici,(r;i.}m]
Bjltin.il. Jittiii, m,
FStit f(i5i5at( intnin
inlmliiiitniatlDn.itili
oiiita. ill. ieuix.
(ETIlTisi tilrlnorg Ji-
epTcot ih'ii gar-
thiriur noiun dTiii'
aiiiiBicJp iKrm ni ijf
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity.
crucilitd tinto mc.ind 1 unto thir world. For
in Chrift Jfl'us neither drrumi-idijii availelli
anything, nor untttcumoi(lon,but anewc(ca-
lure. And as many as walk according to tliis
rule, peace he on incm, and incrcj', and upiin
the Iliiel of God. Ftoni henceforth let no
man irouhle mci for I bear In my body the
marks of the Lord Jcfus. Btclhren, the grate
of our Lord Jefus ChriO be with your Ipirit.
Amen.
T'lf Gefpel. Sf, Mjtih, v'l, »+.
man can lerve two mailers ! for
either he will hate the otie, and love
ihc other; or rlfc he will hold in
the one, and del'pile the other. Ve
f.iiinoi lerve God and Mammon. Therefore
I lay unto you. Take no thought for your
'ifc, what ye Ihall cat, or what ye lliall drink j
nor yet for yotir body, what yc fhall put on ;
Is not the life more thin meat, and the body
than raiintotf Behold the fowl? of the air;
for (hey fow not, neither do they reap, nor
gather into barns ; yet your licavenly tather
Ift'dtth them. Arc yr not much better than
they f Which of you by raking thought can
adilotie cubit unto hi? ftature ? And why take
ye thought for raiment ' Confiderthe lilies of
the field how they grow ; they toil not, nei*
thcr do they fpin : and yet I fay unto you,
That even Solomon in all his glory was not
mint in ilirlr olap,
I inD, at. Him, ibiii
I rDittiilliTtnafifttiin
I plids (ifflt 10 mf(( KEK
i s|}i, Jcc. t( Sings II.
Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity.
arrayed lifccont of ihcfe. Wherefore, it God
To clottic the grafs of the field, wliieh today
Is, anJ to-morrow is call into the oven ; (liall
he noi much more clotlic yuu, O ye of littk'
f»ith ? Therefore take no thoiisht, faying,
What fiiall vie eat ? or what fhall we dritik ■
or wherewithal (hall we be rl-ilhed ? (fir after
a!i theft things do the Gentiles feck :") lor your
heavenly Father knoweih that ye have need
of all thefe ihmgs. But leek ye firll the king-
dom of God, and his righteoufnefs, and all
theft things Ihall he added unto yoii. Take
therefore no thought for the morrow ; for the
morrow Ihall take thought for the things of it-
lelf ; fofficieiit unto the day is the evil thereof.
The Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity.
T/« Colha.
LORD.iveheleech thee, let (hy ton-
linuat pity elcatife and defend thy
Church; and.bccaiife it rannol con-
tinue in fafely without thy fuccoiir,
pTeftrve it evellnorc hy thy help and goodnet's)
through Jeliis Chrili our Lord. Amen.
Tht EpiftU. Ephef. iii. ij.
§K^!® DESIRE that ye faint not at my
,_t3Jb2J ttibiilalioni for yoii, which is your
i fo'i r"* ^ gloiy. For this caule 1 hoiv my
' **^ knees unto the Father of our Lord
Jtfm Chrili, of whom the whole family in
3ISU3 lirnKniii Itr
irndr anb tugiin id
(iBi out fdui (hat
soft iiiD toiigti.
siiiiiisunn iDmi.EI
IS miiiirii. SZiBi
tiDnat i3ili'I)iiu9tiit
^'
Is tbls Uouat hciuint i
»n *f leitliis. mnni
upcR.&[. atifin. ntt.
IHIlir 1)DII3t Ell.llt III
tDiall.&c. tsiUt mi.
att itif !f(ibi9 iititi
pit (onsulirn [mm
lus t^ siiDillli) snU
till ti'H' Uui Itirc
Ult.&l.iBlLHtll.
Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity .
heaven and eaiih is named, tbal ht would
gum you, according lo ih« ritlicsuf liit^lor^>
to lie ft reiigt helled with riii^hl by his i.i)irit
in ihc inner inun j dial Clirill may dwell in
youi llcarls by tailUi ihat yc, being iocit«i
and grounded in love, may be able to colji-
piebetid niih nil IJintfc, what ii tbe brcadih,
and Itnylb, and depth, and hrighli and l<j
know ihe love of Chrift, wliitb palVcih Jiiioi*-
ledge, ibit ye miebt be tilled wilb all the hil-
ncft of God. Now unto him that ii ablo to
do exeeeding abundanlly above all thul hc
alkorlbmlt.aceording tolbepowcrtliatwork-
eth in us unto him be glory in the Church by
Chrili Jeiiis, thtuughuut all aget, ururld willi-
out enj. Amen,
Tit Ca/fcl. St. Lultc vii. n.
,NDit came lopalliihe day after, iliai
Jtlus wcnl into a city culled Nain -,
and many ot' his diliiplc> went with
him, and much pef-ple. Now when
he came nigh lo the gate of the city, beliuld.
there vtus a dead man carried out, the only
I'jii nf hli miither, and (lie wai a widow ; and
mucli people of the city was with her. And
when tbe Lord faw het, be had cuiiipaflion
on he, and laid unto her. Weep not, Ajui
he came and touched (he bier, (ntid (hey that
bare him Hood ftiU,) and he faid, Voung man,
ITay unto thee, Arile, And he tbnt wasdrnd
WilfllB SllBl»ll"B bit
iliitnaalD him ttti ti
(010, 111. 0<ii, iitmi.
HbHIeminsi uiitirlii,
inn SMOD ni(t tip <li
»n, I", II :f'l<>>, It.
FCd
I
Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity.
lilt up, Slid began to Ipeak : and he delivci-ed
him lo his mmher. And there cami a fear
on all, Jind thej' gloiified God, faying, Ths(
a great Piophel is rifen up among us, and that
God halh viiifcd his people, And this ru-
mour of him went fotlh rbroughout all Judiea,
and throughout all ihe region round ahout.
The Sevenleenth Sunday afterTrinity.
!ORD, we pray thee that thy grace
mav alwsys prtvent and follow us,
and make usconlinually lo be given
to all good works i through Jtfits
Chrift our Lord. Amen.
Tilt Efijlle. EpheC is. I-
THEREFORE ihe prifonerof the
Loi'ii bclVech you, that ye walk
"Otthy of the vocation iiliereniih
yc ate tailed, with nil lowliiieli^ and
mtfkncfs, with long- liifie ring, forbearing one
iriuLher in love j endeavouring to keep the
unity of the fpirit in the bund ul pi-scc. There
is one body, and one Spirit, even as ye are
called in one hope of your callingi one Lord,
one faith, one baptifm, one God and Fathei
of ail, who rs above all, and tlirough all, and
in you all.
I JnDlll 9110, <!rDmt Itt
Ufl 3!ll Kmio tn( l9(-
mailllra, ^rn.inilll.
^D.IosrvtiDiistrauilii
I osuii inio 'Ifmtt, ing
I tiiiiltDat,ict.i9cii.iiiii.
^J^irjppaliiuDunifl
him rIMvlih ihlcira nf
BlIDir, 311(1 fromibal
llnit JiiC.iB siriigtif
IP PDF lull (Id to It-
Itac iThtlsi tlB
misiii. {tglDon Ihi
J reus III uis <m
Eiistir J9 ibiii Ills
(It, tool tiNt, ini
tDhrn hr taS olD'i>
tll.llllis. Irdht li,
int] A^Qr la Qls DtS'
ctpJrs.^HiDliijji^^UE
III, arc, fBlt. tmi.
TicGeJ^'fl. St, Luke >i». i,
T came to pals, a? Jel'un went into
llie hoiift- o(' onr of rhr thitf Pliari-
'^;^ lec&toeaT bread cn lh*f iabbarh-iLijTj
*' thai tiicy watcheit him. AnJ bc-
li'ilJ, iherc tvas a rcttain man before him
whk'h liud the ilroply. And Jefus aofwering
I'jiakc uiilo ihe Lawyers and Plisri lies, faying,
Is it lawful lo heal on ihe fabbath-day ? Ami
they held ihtir peaw. And he took him, and
heakd him, ^iid let him gu ; and anfweied
thi'tn, faying, Whith of you Ihall hive an aft,
oranux, t'alli-n into a pit, and will notltraighl-
way pvili hiMi out on the fahbach-day. And
llicy coil liJ not mi'wer him again tol he fe things.
Atid he put i'lirth a parable to thoft whicK
wete bidden, when he marked how they (.'hole
out the chief rooms, faying unto them. When
thou an bidden of any man lo a wedding, 6(
not down in the higheft rooni ; lell a mort
honourable man ihan iboii be bidilen of him j
and he that bade thee and him come and fay
lo thee. Give ihi* man place i and ihou begin
with ftiame to take the loweli room. But
when thuu art biiJden, go and <1t down in the
iowelt I'ooni i ihat, when he that bade thee
Cometh, he may lay unio ihee, Ftirnd, go up
liighei : then fhak thou have worEhip in the
prclence of them that fit at meat wilh thee,
Forwhofoevercxahethhimfclffliallbeabaredi
•and he that hnnibleth himielf fliallheeialteJ.
t'lrtilsrtifili ^^gllBlll
EoitU liirjn nnn IDiut,
ilntt,*-c, iDin. ilD.
Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity,
The Eighteenth SundayafterTrinity.
The CalUa.
ORD,vvebcf«ch thee, gram thypcn-
ple grair lo wilhliand ihe leinpta-
(iotnof ihe ivmki, [he fieili, ami the
di'vilfanclivithpureht^art^and mintls
lo ffillovi' thee the only God ; through Jcfus
Chrifi our Lord. Antm.
The Epijllc. I Ciir. i. 4.
THANK my God alway? on your
behalf, fot ilie grace of God whlrh
is given you by Jefu* Chriit ; liiat
II) every thing ye are enriched by
him, in ail ulteraiire, and in all knowledge (
even as ihe teftimony of Chrift was roiifirmeit
in yoj i fo thai ye tome behind iti no gift j
waiting for rhe coming of our Lord Jefus
Clirii), who Ihall alio contirm you unto llie
end, that ye may lit blamelefi in the day of
our Lord Jtfus Chrift.
T/ie Go/pel. Si. Maiih. iiii, 54,
HEN the Pliarifees had heard that
Jefus had put the Sadiiucces to
filencc, they were gathered (oge-
(her. Then one of them, who was
J Ljivver, allied him a queilion, tempting hiin,
and faying. Mailer, which is ihe great cnm-
mandmenl in the Law » Jefus faid unto him.
Thou Ihalt love the Lord (hy God with all
I sin i[[ Isciil aril
IcrrD ,i£stiirD itijl Diiti
tt0, Sti, I iHnau nil.
«llsta Sim : eifiold
llldn stiill sii II Diitli
IlltntcDca. liitlnssbll.
jtsus siitr: ^11 fi
shall ti( gtlinlKV to
mt 1)119 lUBlif, &[.
t>t nils IIIDTtaDtt
UIICII LI1LII], ~[L I'F
birr iDlitlr E gg nnO
erau goiiDir, ^iit
lit, Ki. mn. II91.
S^S
^
^Tft'^s
2b*
^^
It
^M
n
^[|/^
#11
33S
m
Nineteenth Sunday after 'i'rinity.
jisuB tnotsing «tl
[Oliir,toinif«tHiMTi
BacD iiniB ili'in,
fdligin sir* pi T
Cite ansuiiiTl) tlm,
3ESUS at flanTnt],
jisiis.ti.Ja.iDili.
ihy hean, and with nli ihy luul, and with sU
ihy mind. This h the tirft and great com-
oiaiiilmt'ni. And llie fccnnd Ik like ttnlo h,
Thoullinh loveihy ncighbout as ihyl'elf. On
ihcfc (wo cummundmi'iit!; hang nil ihc Luw
and ihr Projiheta. While ihc Pharileeswrrc
gathered togtiher, Jclus aikcil (hem, laying,
Whai think ye of Chrift ? whofe fon is he ?
They iay unio him. The I'oti of David. He
/aith unto them, Haw then Jolh David in Ipi-
til call liim Lord, laying. The Loid laid iinio
my Lord, Sit thou on my tight hand, till I
make thine enemies thy foof-ffool ? It' David
then i:all him LoiJ, huiv is he his Son ? And
no man wns able (o anfivcr him a word ; nei-
ther diii'lt nny man from that day fottli aft
him any more quclliiins.
The Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Tie Ci>lU3.
GOD, foral much aswithooi ihee we
are not ahle t<> plcufe ihcc j Merci-
fully gnm, that thy Holy Spirit may
in alt ihings dircft and rule our
hiartsj through JefuBChriU'iur Lord. Aueen.
Tit Epijtlt. Ephcf. iv. 17.
[HIS I lay thcicitiie,3nd teftifyin the
Lord, thai ye henceforth walk not
as other Gcniiles walk, in the vanity
of their mind ; having the under-
Cltr (DDUSll Dt'lllRS
(iintiilsD.saftiig.liiitD,
iriif flriii nriiiin rtrii
Hit srTDiiii iiiis r.1^1
juMiliin.it.liin.lit,
Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Ilaniling iiarkentd, being alienated fV'im ihc
life of GoJ llii'ougli tht ignorance tlial ib in
them, becaiife of (he bllndners of iheir lieari \
nhu, being pall fei^ling, have given (hcmfcJves
over unto lal'civimi foe fs, to work all uiielean- !
nt6 witii grctiiincfs. But yt have not Ih
learnerf Chrlft -, if So be that yc have hrard
him, and have been taught by him, ah (lie
rruth is in Jefns : that ye mil off, concerning
the former convcrfation, inc old man, 1^'hidl
i^0Or^\lpt according fnthe dcceitlul lute j and
he renewed in the fpiril of yuur mind ; and
that ye put on the ne* man, which after God
U crtuted in rightcotifncrs and true holinefs.
Whetetore, putting away lying, fjieak every
man truth with his neighbour: for we are
memliei's one of another. Be ye angry and
fin not : kt not the fun go down upon your
wrath ! neither give place to (he devil. Let
liim that (kilc Iteal no nifite ; but rather let
liliTi labuur, working with hia hands the thing
which h good, that he may have to give lo
him that ncedeih. .Let no corrupt commu-
nication proceed out of your mouth, but that
which ib good tu the ule of edifying, that it
may minilK-r grace unto the hearers. And
grieve not the Holy Spirit of God, whereby
j'c arc ll'aled unto the day of rrdtmption. Lei
all bitternefR, and wrath, and anger, and cla-
niou t, and evil- fpcaking, be put av\ny from you,
with all malice. And be yc kind one to aii-
.}oah toDli abnic osllif
Ulin.tc, Uiim. (11.
5iinDn 10 rinrdn JunO'
idjn.atubtlli mgntf &
ilir,\-c. IfRith. in.
^iiBas liinglUtu
lltmaliilirgi.stgliia.
^Iliaittsurncr i
llss, tit II Is: tLilic
Clm ma rijli luni n-
aj|i. .Inn us man
ae tt ID'S imm, lit
Ctii Sriiis sgai in
DiilIi'ilEli Uiin, snii-
ns.iOv^brlst.nhDls
|l( ihai sinstr iliri r
Vri" Mir iDliboiit
li\tii.lii.i9t\.ital
TwentietK Sunday after Trinity.
otlicr, lendci.iiMricd, forgiving one anoiher,
even asGoJforChrift'sOikehaihturgivrn you.
T/ie Cojfd. S(. M«tl.. ii. I.
E5US «nlered iniu a Aiip, and pallVd
ovoi, and came into his own ciiy.
And litliolJ, ihey broiiglit to him
a man lick of the jially, lyin^ on a
bed. And Jcfii:-, feting tbt'ir failh, fuid tinto
ihc Tick of ihc pnliy. Son, be of giiod clicer,
(hy llns be fijtgiveii (hee. And behold, txr-
tain of iht fcriiiesfaid within ihemlelns. This
man bl^fplu'lnclh. And Jclilt, knowing thirii
tliuuehls, faid, Wherefore think ye tvll in
yourlliLirts > Foi whether is culler to fay. Thy
iins be forgiven thee? or lo fay, Aril'c, and
walk ? Bill (hat ye may know that the Son
of man lialh ijowtr on earth to forgive llnt^
(then failb ht tu the fick of the palfy,) Arifc,
take up ihy bed, and go unto thine hoofc
And he arofc, and departed to his houfc. But
when the multitude iaw it, they marvelled, and
glorilied God, who had given fuch powecuntu
men.
The Twentieth Sunday after Trinity.
Tfit ciiua.
ALMIGHTY and moft mcrciriil
God, of ihybouniiful goodnelskeep
us, ne bcfcech ih«e, from all things
that may hurt U* ; that we, being
vUntin IDoin lliifilliri
t((iitss.*r. atn.fi.
l>llBtalsme(t(llil(lll-
ilridiitFtin.rtpmtunu
Min.ffsX.IIUm.ll.
Twentietli Sunday after Trinity.
rcatly^th in bodyanJ (biiliTnay cheerfully ac-
fomplidi tliolc rhiiigs ihnt thou ivouklcft liavc
dant; ihrotighjcliis Clirift our Lord. Anira.
The Epiftlc. Ephef, v. 15,
^^ £E then that yc walk circumrpcftly,
not as fodii, but as wiib, rcdeiiiiiiiig
the titiir, hccaufe the days are evil.
Whtretore be ye nul unwllc, but
uiiderftanding what the will of the Lord is.
And be not drunli ^ilh wine, wherein is ii-
«ii; but be filled with the Spiriti rpeakiiig
lo youtfelves in pralms, and hymns, anil ipi-
titual longs; fitiging Jnd making nulody in
your heart to the Lord; giving thanks always
for all things unto tlud and (he Father, in the
Name of out Lord Jefiia Chrift ; fubmitling
yoiii lelves one to another in the fear of God.
T/ieGafpcl. St. Mjtih. mil. i.
ESUS faid, The Kingdom ot heaven
is like unto a certain king, who
made a marriage for his (on ; anil
fent forth his leivants to call ihein
that were bidden to the wedding; and ihcy
wniiUi not come. Again, he fent forth other
leiv.ints, laying, Tell them which arc bidden,
Behold, I have prepared my dinner ; my oxen
and my farlingt arc killed, and all things are
ready ; come unto the marriage. But they
made light of it, and went their ways, one to
his hTiii,anolheito his mert'handife : and Ihi
VllllHtl email bae
rDiainniDilinn, jnn
scDutgibjtisiis.oiiD
tir([DrriI) tint 10 bi
triKiiTin. riitiT iii[
aDtnUTS Df ttrt QD-
Dttflor iDDt .Irsiig
III to, irI.IBal. 1)011,
nfltliliiDSlicis ilougtrlr
upDnrnpliarl; ^IhtpmaDr
Inns, 1/1. Bsjlin [iili.
V
f 3tan amoti Jab Ulili
soKliiillE tiotn il)r Boli
or Ills foot. «c. inbll.
piaiitD 1 (10 mn cl
(tuna, ant vut It
ap» III? bull, inn I
Twenty-firft Sun. after Trinity.
[tninanltook Im Tcrviintt, and ciitrraltd them
l'l>itcriilly, nnd ilrvr ihcm. Bui when llic king
htani Thereof, lie wa« tviolh ) and lir fcnl forth
his armies, and dtftroytd thofc inurdeicn, and
I'liriit up ihcir cily. Thru ftith ht lu his fcr-
vantJi, The wedding i^ rc;(ily, but they who
were hidden were not wodhy. Go ye dierc-
fnrc into the high-ways, and as many as yc
llinll ItiiJ lild to the marriage. Si> thufe fct-
vnnlii went out imo the high-nnyi, and ga-
ttiL-rcd together all, as many as they found,
hiirli h,-|d anil good ( and the wedding wa» fur-
ii][hi:il with gucHk, And when the litngramc
in to fee tht gutils, he faw there a man whirh
h.i(l not un a wcdding-gatnicnl. And he
faith unio hini, Frieiid, huw canicli tilou in
hither, no! having a wedding-garment ! And
he tviis rpFtchlel't, Tlicn laid the king to the
lerva-nls Bind him hand and foul, and lakr
him awav, and caft lilm into outer darknef^ :
there (hall he weeping and gnalhing of teeth.
For many mc called, but few ate chofen.
The Twcmy-firft Sunday after
Trinity.
Tit CbIU3.
JRANT, we bclEcrh thee, merciful
Lord, to thy (iiihful |>eoplt pardon
and peace, that llicy may he cleanfed
from all their linii, and letve
Twenty-firft Sun. after Trinity.
wiih a quiet mind ; thruugh Jefus Chrift out
LoiJ. AiHcn.
The EpiJIU. Ephef. vu lo.
y breiliren, be ftrone in the Lord,
and ill llic poivtT" of iiis miijhl. Put
OH the whole armour of God, thai
ye may be able (o (tanii againft the
IV lies of I he devil, For we wreltle uoi aeaiJili
jlelh and blood, hot againft [irincip;ilities,
ngainft powers, againft the rultrs of the dark-
nefb of this world, againft f|iiriiU3l wicked-
nel'a in high places. Whcicfore lake unto
yoo the whole armour of Gijd, lliat ye may
be able (o withiiand in the evil day, and,
having done all, lo ftand. Stand ihtrefore,
having yout loini> girt about with Irulh ; and
having on Ihe breaft-pUtc of rightcouUid>i
and your feet Ihod with ihc preparation of
iht Goljicl of peace j above all, taking the
Ihicld of faith, wherewith ye (hall he able to
ijUench all the fiery dans of the HJckcdj and
take the helmet of lalvaiion, and the fword
of the Spirit, which is the Word of God :
praying always with all prayer and llippiita-
tioii ill (he Spirit, and watching therenillo with
all pcrfcverance.and fupplitation for alt fninls;
and for me, ihat uilerance may be given unlo
nie, that 1 may open my mouth bnliilv, to
make known ihe myftery of the Gofpel, for
whioh I am an ambalVador in bond-* ; that
Jdtttl SI tit a iiitESiit'
git ID diiiili, ^iptng.
f«lct,&c, things lu.
Clirti Itc King tom-
iniiiinrli, IHC !ltt
limu jilt, Kr. Oaiilrl lil.
Bllllil IDDn IDillll
Si iii]9i)cii hi3 nanus
bCfDri III! IRUllllUllI.
(iii< otint itui ol
tills iiisi min. igolt
jjou to <t, (TCin.Ac.
f6ii\. iron.
i4r^-^^VrJirk^>'<!^'^^:^i^-mgi€^^
»=8'-"((-»-»-U-Sf
andSraua tfltf Us
mssinb iidk Into
t (Hit Bflrart »iir-
CTnciemliimnnDiiDV
otDirluiiliIjiiii.iiiicl'
ittri illi onr. gnti
J:>M.*c.Jgltiiiii,
Twenty-firft Sun. after Trinity.
therein I may Ipcik boldly, lu I ought lo
rpcak,
7//^ Ga/)vl. St. John iv, 46.
HERE was a certain nolilcman,
w'liuic Ton was lick at Capfrimuoi,
When he heard ihat Jefus was cniiie
out of Jii''^» inlo Galilee, he iveni
untn him, a.n<l hd'ntiglit him <hat lie would
come dovi'n and heal hk luiij foi' he iva* at
ihe point of draili. Then laid Jefus iinio
him, Exiept ye ii^e ligii" and wonticre, « «ill
not believe. Thcnoblemaiifaith unto him, Sir,
I'omt down ere my child die. Jefti* ftith unto
him,Gu I hy way, thy Ion livcth. And ilieman
btlicved ihc word ifiat Jtfus h»d Ijiokcn unto
liim, and he wem his woy. And, »s he was
now cuing down, his iVrvanti met him, ind
told him, laying, Thy fon livcth. Then en-
qnired he of them the hour ivhen he hcgan
to amend : and they faid unio him, Vi-licrdaj-
at the fcvciith hour the fever let! him. So
the tallicr knew that it wan at (he fame hour,
in the which Jel'us faid unto him, Thv foti
liveth I and hlml'elf believed, and hia whole
houlc:. This is again the (ccond miracle that
Jclii! did, when he was come out of Judwa
into Galilee.
Slltalum foDttlK ttnli
p( lit litiini Ddnlitg,
inmiiti.iic.ara.iiii.
Bcnon tDr miltoiD ii>,i'
Itirrt soiCtttiig siiiE'
drill, ire. 1 Ctnga iti;'
Twcnty-fecond Sun. after Trinity.
The Twcnty-fecoiid Sunday after
Trinity.
|ORD, "« befcech ihee to kctp t!iy
houlhold ihc Church in cnnriniiil
godlintri ; ihat thnxigh thv prolcC'
(ion it niuy be (>cc frum all kJvcr-
CtrOjinddcvmitly j;ivcii ro fcrvcihce !n ^gauA
vrotki, (o the gioty of thy Name ; through
Jtlui Chrid Diir Lord. Antt.
Tie EfiftU. WA. i %.
THANK my God iiuon c»«y re
mcinhninre of yon, (irwjvtini'vrry
prayer ut mine for you all ninkliig
r«<[uvlt with joy,) Icf yi'oi fcllii«.
fhip in ihic ColfTl from tlic lit)) iby uniil now ;
brtiixciMlUntiof ihiivery ihing,Thi(ht who
bath bepin i g«oU work in you will |<crlurin
it until (h« d«y orjclui Chrill j rvcn m it i>.
mci-l for mc to think (hi> of y<iii all, bccaulV
I hate yoii in my heart, inifmuch u both in
niy bond), anil in the defence and coiilitm;i-
tion of the Galpel, yc all ait [larukcrt of my
fraee, For God it my ra'oid, how ^mtly
looK after you all in the howeU ot jefii<
Chrilt. And ihu 1 ptay.thai your love niiiy
■bound ycl more una mote in kiiovrlnlge, an>l
in all jud{;(ini.'ni : thai yc may ipptovc thing''
riAii ti\n nnughl
•Itrus. n. acn. Id.
ipup llir (teglirt tin
(III in itir ffliOti Ditti i
5(to, onn (isiHKd. *c.
JnD nnio itt)i Mn
lent K iVt t'ttr.
«lllltl*((lllDIEtl>
u>(. 11(1 ( itip rh'
titib tiiin M lt(
tml'Hira.Dniittti
ilgV MnD, mil ili(
oiliir. &(. (It. iim.
(^'nf o( Itit 30[tilri5
nis 91E11, ant> f trill'
bidt (imt iDrirom
bluU0JrtniliJlrt.3iiJ3
tiilMisjIulili.ircrr-
lBiiu(.i-r.S»!l-t«.
Twetity-fecond Sun. after Trinity.
thnt 3VC cloellent, llmt ye may he fiilCL'n:, anij
wilhout ofTeni'e, till ih< diy of Chrill ! beiii^
(ilkil with (he tViiits of righlcoufiiclB, whicii
are by Jrlus Chtift, unto iBc glory aiij praili.'
of God.
•TAr Go/Pel. St. Maiih. iviii, »i.
ETER litid unto JcI'uk, Lurd, how
uft ni^ll my brolhfr fin a^aiiifl mo,
^IQ'y and 1 fuigivc him f lill ftvciiliines f
■*"-" Jrfus liiitli uiilo him, I fay noi uniu
ihce, until feren times; but until fevenly timfs
ftven. Therefurc is the Kingdom of heaven
likeiii:<i unloaci^i'taiii king, which would titkr
account of hi^ lei'vanls. And when he had
begun to teckon.one wns htoughl unto him,
ivhieh uwed him ten thoiifand taltnts, But
fiitafmiich M he had nut lii pay, his lurd (.uiii-
mandcd him 10 be Ibid, and his wife and chil-
dren, and all that he had, and payment to be
made. The fersant therefore fell down ami
wnilhi]i|:ed him, laying. Lord, have patience
with mr, and I will p!iy thee all. Then the
lord of that fcrvant was moved with compaf-
lion, ami loofed him, and forgave him the
debt. But the fame li;rvaiit went out, aad
found one of hi>> l'c)Ii>w-fe(v3nts, which owtil
him an hundred pence i ant) he laid handi i»i
him, and took him by the ihioat, faying, I'.iy
me that thou oivcll. And hit icllow-ferv»nl
fell down at hi^ feel, and belbtight him, r:iV'
Twenty -fecond Sun, after Trinity. ■/
ing, Have paliciicc witli mc, and I will pay
thee all. And he would iiol ; but vital and
call him into [irfron, till be ilioiitd pay tbc
debt. So whm liis fdlovi-.ftrvantH law what
was done, thty were very lorry, and came
and toid iintij iheir lord all that was done.
Then his lord, after that he had called bim,
laid unto him, O llioii wicked Icrvant, I for-
gave thee all thai debt, betaufe ihoo dcfiredft
mc : flioijldcll nut ib'm alfo b.ive had com-
paifion on ihy fcllow-lcrvant, even as I had
[■iiy on thee ? And his lord mas wroth, and
delivered him to the tormentors., till he flioiild
pay ail thai was due unto him. So likewile
fhai! my heavenly Father do alio unto you,
if yc from your hearts forgive not every one
hia brother their tieipaffcs.
The Twenty-third Sunday after
Trinity.
rhi Cotka.
GOD, our refuge and ftrciigth, who
art the author of all godlinefb^ Be
ready, we befeech thee, lo hear the
devout prayersof thy Church J and
grant that thofe ihings which we a(k faith-
fully we may ohrain eHeflually; through Jt-
liis ChriA our Lord. Amen,
Josrpli logt iliE ti-
de DDti nrsEiiiolifn
a (kin Itnin rlott,
sntlitnillnlilsnilii
to nth iDtxrn |ii hali
lirmit ouiEiin In the
(Dit. niiB tjitDllm a
gr(oc,i.-(.Hiai.ii«ii.
assoonoBirpfBiin Inja
liflluii .it^nuii iDinmiR'
om it4t, :([. 3iis. btii.
irtm inrii nos( inn
ttriiulliiigni.iiilliiiali
ititUntip. J;i. ijSa.iiH,
i)( U(l) [I III 1 l*mb
rnn em of i n<K,
unnttti a IE ntnic
ttltVltSISIlHPK-
(iirnu fsr rtt sjt-
tiiih, DiiB ini sut-
Twenty-third Sun. after Trinity.
Tfie EfyiU. Phil. iii. 17.
RETHREN, be follower togtthef
of mc,aini mark iheni whifh walk
fi' ill yt linvc 115 Cor an enmniplo.
(Fi>i- nian)" walk, of wlioiii I hiivt
lull! vou ol'ttn, am! nuiv tell you even w«]i-
ing, ihai ilwy arc ihe (nciiiits of ilic croli •.'l"
Chrift ; whole end U dcftruflion, whofe ci>d
is iheir litlly, anil wholV glory is in ineif
lliame, who mind cadlily tilingi.) For our
convn-raiion i> in heaven ; from whtnrr a\(o
we look for the Saviour,! he Lord Jclu-iCliiilti
who lliall change our vile hody, thai it may
be Tifhirined like iinto hii glofious body, at-
tording to the working wherel)y he is able
even (n fiibdne all things uiilo hiinfelf.
TAt Cojptl. St- Matrh. «iii. 15.
KH^^ HEN went the Pliatifcci and took
■^1 [?fi eounlil how (hey might cniangle
^^Ipra him ill Ills talk. And (hey lint out
r^att^ unto him their dilViplM, with (he
Hemdians, laying. Mailer, we know thai thou
art true, and tcachcft the way of God in iriith,
neither carell thou for any man : for ibou re-
gardcft not the [icrfon of men. Tell xa there-
lore, what thinkell ihiiu i Ih it lawful lo give
tiibiite luiro Cifar, or not.' But Jrfiii |'cr-
eeivcd iheir wickednels, and laid. Why tempt
yc mc, ye hypoctilei f fliew me the tribute-
money. And they brought unto him a pfny.
Sffillirii Jogtpfi Qos
muir Id Ills ttdtittn.
thi;, &(. 0rn. lubtl,
f p||)(nlaoli ug.loiiili,
Hit [1st liim IniD ifii
5fi, ^-[. ^onjh I.
Twetity-fourth Sun. after Trinity.
Ami helaitli uniu lliem, Whoii ib ihis image
ind rupetfc rip lion ? Tlicy fay unto him,
Carlar's. Then IJilh he unlo ihiin, Render
ihetef'ore unto Cifar the tilings which are Cae-
far'si and unto Gud the things that ure God's.
When ihey had heard thde ivurds, ihey niai-
velled, anJ Id't him, iiid went their wiy.
The Tweniy- fourth Sunday after
Trinity-
TAe CoU.a.
LORD, we berecth thee, ablhlve thy
people from their offcncefi that
through thy bountiful goodncis we
may ati be delivered from (he bards.
of t hole fins, which by oni' frailly we have
commiitcd: Grant this, O heavenly Father,
for Jefus ChriiVs fake, our bleRcd Lord and
Saviour. Amen.
rhc Ej-ijUc Col^i, J.
E give thanks lo God and the Father
ol our Lord Jefus Clirirt, praying
always (or you, fince wt heard of
your failh in Chrift Jcfuv, a-nd of
ihc love «lii(.'h ye have to all the Ihimsj for
the hope whit'h is laid up for you in heaven,
whereof ye heard before in the word of the
tdith of the (lol'pel [ which is come unto you,
ai it U in all the world, und hringeth forth
f(ui(, i-s it doth alio in you, fince the day ye
Trrfrr mis itltjfij
]fl.<iaaliii anlr ibc
gth" ^<ir[> billing
otii igiln^t iliF G(-
Diilrhrt- rfif ntii
DJ[>I111lfl]llDlD!DI(r
(UN Qf arc PlIFIIIQ, 1(11
nish [ir.cM? fi pill'
Tlsru.it^r.fCIB.iiBil.
fei 1(11 ol tilB t>(
»(lll inrn. tul IlK
tngdaalDtaitgE Idd-
uiER.JFiornDi.fsrf
nimajiiairli jliGiiB,
ill. fttil. iJOitl.
Twenty-fourth Sun. after Trinity-
heard of it, and knew tht grace of God in
ituth. Ae ye alfb learned of Epapliras, our
dear fcllow-icrvaiil, ivlio i' for you a failliful
miiiilicr fjf L'hrift ; who alfo declared unto us
your love in llie Sjiiril. Foi tliis taufe we
alio, lince the day wc heard it, do not ceal'e
to jitay flit voii, and to licfii'e thai ye might
be filled mitli the k-tiowledge of his will in all
wifdom and rpi ritual underltanding ; that yc
might walk worthy «( the Lord unto all
pleaiing, being fruitful in every good work,
and intreafing in the knowledge of God ;
ftrenglhen<;d with all might, aecording to hh
gloi'ioua power, uJiFo alt patience and long-
lufFi'ting with joyfulnefsj giving thanks unto
the Father, which liath mudi: ui meet to hi-
fiarlakerii of (he inherilanee of the laints in
ight.
TAe Co/pel. St. M,itch. ii. |8.
llILE^eiiis fiiakc the le things unto
John's dileiplesi behold, thcrecame
a certain ruler, and worftiipped him,
iiiying. My daughter is even now
dead ; but come and lay lliy hand upon her,
and (he Qialt live. And Jcfus arofe, and fol-
lowed him, and lb did his difciplei. (And
behold, a woman, which was diftafed with
an ill'ue of blood twelve years, came behind
him, and touched the hem of his garment ;
for (he faid within hcrfcif. If I may hut touch
JBimson risf nl inlD-
ntjitll. iM lOD* ttt
niMiis, ,vr. Jiito'E nl,
iinlDItIc ti5ll,.iiiti(IIJ';l
^
n
3
f
ff
I
Twenty-fiftli Sun, after Trinity.
his garment, I (hall be ivholc. But Jtlii^
■turneil him aboiif] anil, when he Ihiv her, lie
lii<l. Daughter, l)c of good comfort, [hy faith
liaih iiiaiicthecwhole. And ilie wuman was
mide whol* from that hnui',) And ivhcn
}e(\l\ came inlo the rulcr'i hoiile, and law the
minllreU and the people making a nolle, he
faid unto ihcm, Give place i for the maid h
not dead, bot ilttpelh, And ihej' bughtd
him to fcorn. But when the people were put
fotih. lit went in, and took her by the hand,
ami the maid arofe. And the fame hereof
went abroad into all that land.
The Twenty-fifth Sunday after
Trinity.
Tie Collncl.
jTJR up, we beleech ilice, O Lord,
'the willMiflhy failhtui jjeuplcj that
ihey, pk-ntcoully bringmg forth the
fruit of good workv, may of lliee he
pkniroudy rewanied j through Jefus Chrift
our Lord. Aint'n.
Far the Epiflle. Jrr. niii. 5.
EHOLD, the davs come, fajlh the
Lord, that I will raift iinlo David
a righteous Branch, and u King Ihall
reign, and ptofpcr, and (hall execute
judgement and Jultice in the earth. In his
ilav" J^dahlhall heraved.andliiaeHhalldwcll
Briibitr rrinmin 10 tlK
DilSnOI.&I, filK.II-lDl
IBUllBrflttlu'llfiitinii
scinl leDrtti' ( Eougti
llhn, !.'[. iTunl. III.
l«ii^ siicli 01 llli
scpiilctii m»iitng,
Onbassliiig(pi,sbi
IDr Ecpulititc, iim
sain, kf. iolin rT.
Snot itmiiicD tnt
ID tMJIT fBjgMIIRI
ouiaf Btim lir tiH
Twenty-fifth Sun. after Trinity.
lafcly ! and this U his Name ivhcrebj lie fti;ill
be tailed, THE LORD OUR RKJHTE-
OUSNESS. TbefetWbch»ld,lliC(U)tcuinE,
faiih liic Lord, thai ihcy Ihall no niore fay.
The Lord livelh, which brought up the I'hil-
dren oFlfiaci out of (he UnJ ui Egyj^i ; but,
rhcLnnJ liveth, which Ixuuglit ii)>, and which
led tbi- Iced of ibc hoiiTc ol Ifracl am ol' ibe
norlh-cuuntry, nnd Icam illcipunitlcswhidKi
I hail driven ihciii j and ihvj- Ihtiil dwitl in
iheir uHii lanil.
T/-t Gnj'fel. St John vl. j.
HEN Jcl'itti iheti lifl u|i hlkcycs, »nd
law a great companj' rorae uillo
him, he lailh unto Philip, Whtiite
^ail we buy bfead That ihi^le nmy
tal * (And ihis he laid to iitovc him ; for he
himl'elf'kin'w what he wmild do.) Philip an -
I'werei! him. Two hundred penyworth of bread
s not fufficicnl fur them, that every one of
them may talcc a littie, Oneut his ^ifnplet,
Andre", Simon Peter's bmiher, lailh unto
him. There is ii lad here, which hath five bar-
ley-loaves, and two fmull fillies i hut what are
lliey among lb many > and Jci'us laid, Muke
tile men lit down. Now there was much gnl*
in llic jilace. So the men fat down, in nutn-
ber ab.iiit five llnjiifand. And Jeliii look tin-
loaves, and, when he had yivcn lhanfc>, he
dillrihuied to the diiciple<, and ihc dlfciple^
E\\i KlngailliiinioQj'
alilT^i aifliil.inrsir'
Dsnl, ii(, Daaiil «.
CabiD ( tiali lussrV )
Imlt rriin iliciR. itm f
(imnli. i-[, *Cinl. III.
Saint Andrew's Day.
to them (hat tvtte fct iltiivn, and Jikcwili; of
the lillies, a> much is they would. When
Ihty wi'tr filled, he laid iiiKo hi.s dlftipjcs,
G.itlier up the tVagmcnts thai tciiiaiii, ihat
nothing be loll. Theretorcihcygalhcred them
logTihet, and lillrd twelve balkcis with the
tragmi-tils ot the live barley -loavci, which re-
mainid over and aliove unto .them (hat had
eaieD. Then thule men, when they had fcen
ihe miracle that Jeltis did, faid, This is of a
troth that Prophet that Ihould come into the
world.
^ It tbve br any mart Sundays hffore ^Jiiem-Suiiday,
the HervUi offtmi cf tkift SanJjyx ihitt norrt amitrcd '
^J'nr iht Epipfiaity JhaUbe laliEn ip'ojiipphfa many
4» ei-f hert injuring. And if thtri be ffwtr^ tic
wtrptat may be nnittedi Providtd rbjr r/rj iaji
Cdl/;'i, Efiffii, jnJ Gujprljh^ll ahoayi tr ejtd ufaa
ibl Hundiiy nf^; btforc Ad'\tent.
Saint Andrew's Day,
The alka.
{LMIGHrV Goil, who didft give
luch grace unto thy holy Apoltlc ,
Saint Andrew, that he readily oliey- i
edlhccallinguf ihySuLlJcfusChnll,
and tollowud him without delay ; Grant unto '
Uisll, that we, buing tailed by thy holy Word, ,
niay torthwilh give up ovirielves obeditntly
to fulfil thy holy commandments i through
the lame jefus ChriH our Lord. Amen.
f]jnbi..in(i iiiiKatiti
lll[> Hunt, .niB Eui il
Sim JaiDt miKD iiit
nimt u( Iflf plJir 13'-
nlf[, &r, iSrn. iiiii.
SlOitn atislgircB: Oi
\axi DC mitt iiB, tolii
■Den, vc. S'ltigis Di.
V 3
i
it Kiicr iti Lctii
tilt snotrn unit
Itifin, U n>.i9 tt-
cile(Iilniit<i>Oi*.
(nil 991111111' itt III
l)>nlr,l-i.jW<[.i>l.
Saint Andrew's Day.
7Ae EfiJiU. Kom. i. 9.
; ¥ thou Ibalt conre& with thy nunith
the XjitA Jcfu-, and Aialt bt^tirvc in
thine henrt ihai God h»t)i railed
hiiti from the deail, llimi rtialt br
fnvcd. For with ihc heart man Iwlicvctli unto
rlf-!iteoofners, and nilh llic month confcflion
is mailc unto fjtvation. For ihc Srtiplun
faith, Whol<>cvcr bclicvclh on him fli.ill iiM
Ik iOi.iinfi). For (here is no difference be-
tween the Jew and the Greek 1 for the lame
Lord over all it rich unm all that tall upon
him. For whofncvcr ihiU tall Hpon I he Nsmf
of the Loiil Ihall he I'^ved. Havi then (h.-ill
ihty tall on him, in whom they have nor be-
lieved ? And ho™ Ihall they believe in him,
uf whom thcjrhave not heard f And how Ihall
ihcy hear without 3. ])rcjchet ? And hovf Ihall
ihey preath, cxccpi ihcy he Centi A» it is
wriiien, How beaiitit'ul are the feet of ihcm
that preach (he Gol'jiel of peace, and hiriig
glad tidings of good things \ But ihey hare
not all obeyed the Gofpel. For Efaias fnith,
Lord, who hslh helievcd oorreporl ? $•> then
faith ometh by henring, and heating by ibe
Wor<l of Gofl. Bui I fay, Have ihey not
heard ? Yes verily, their lirtind went into all
the earth, and their word; unto the cmU of
the world. But I fay. Did not Ifracl know ?
Firll Mofes faith. I will provoke you to jea-
loufy by them tliat are no people, and by a
IninPnorlimilliiiiaiilj
lAsD, Ant u«s «' <i>oi>
;irR. tot, «:(. Sin. g.
iTD'tt mnm « tlia-
ilol Dl ([T(. 4ng DDtsn
o( tin, ir. It Btngs i(.
f^3.'B
S%int Thomas the Apoftle.
fouliOi nuii'Hi I Aill anger v<ni> Bui Efaiai
nyvn b">lii,jnduiih,l«iifi>un<loftlicmil>ai
Ibugbl me not) [ lAatiimilr munilVli miiutlKm
ikai aiknl nut^iftcc me. But to Ifrarl h< latth,
All ihy lent; I hive llrriihcd ionli ray hand>
unto a difobnlienl and g^iinliiyiiig pi:ui)lc,
Tit Ctffiel. St. Miiili. ]t. tl.
!j ESUS, cilking by the fci of Gatilt*.
£iw fo btcthmi, Simon callcvt Pc-
tcri and Andrew hii bnxhcr, rifl'
■—~~ 'lag anci inloihefta.ffonhey wert
tilhtn;) ^ndhe fsiih uotolhem, f'oIlu«r mci
and I will mike you £lhtn of men. Anii
ibejr rtraighiwi}' left their neu, and tbliowed
him. And roin|[ on from (hence lit fa*
ulhiTtwobrelliren, Jamcilht km of Ztbnltx,
and John hi* biolher, in a Ihip vi lib itclicdee
tbcir father, mending Ibcir ntli) and be
called them. And ihey immediiiilv left ihe
diip uiii ihtir blhcr, and followed him.
Saint Thomas the Apolllc.
fit CdUS.
r'^I.MICHTV and octliving Gixl,
' who for the more eonfirmition oi
the fiilh ilidll liifficr thy litilv Apof'
lie ThomsH To be dnuhlfnl in ihy
Son's refiirreflion i Grint u» In pcrteflly, anil
without al] doubt, to believe in thy Son Je-
fii>Chrift,lhatuurKiiihTn thy light nui ncvti
rCrrt iMIf iam( 3 ml
(Dtit o( ini utirt tt
riirB sM)l»mfii stm
tl J.iioti, inD J s«pii-
itittt mi. fium >tic
B( tMirn (Kit;
lit Wrtla.
jBiii; ibE miilKi af
Jnns bciioilKB id
brfdTr t\\ip camr lu-
Saint Thomas the Apoftle.
lie rrfiroveil Hear iik, O Ltini, thrungh ihv
fame Jefin Chrift, lo wham, wiih ihce and
itit HoIyGhoft.beall honour and gloiy, now
iin<l lor cvcmioit. Amrn.
Thf EfiJiU. Ephcf, ii. 19.
OW ihcreforc ye att no morr
liringers and forciKHcra, biil fcUoi*-
ctrizcn^ ni'th the lalnt^ anJ of ihc
hoiifholtt of God J anil «re buili
ii|iun ihe fuundntion of the Apolllc) and
Prophets, Jtl'in CliHll himleifheinc the chief
corncr-ftont 1 in whom all ihe builUing, filly
I'ramed tognhcr, growcth unto an holy tetn-
(lie in tile Lord ; in whom ye all'oave liuiliicil
together for an habitation of God, through
the Spirit.
•Tie GiiJJ'i!. St. John 11. 94.
HOMAS, one of the twelve, cilied
DiiJymiis, was not with thtm when
Jelus came. The uthrr tlifcipln
therefore faid unto hjni, We have
leen the Lord. But he faid unto them, Eic-
ccjit I Ihall lee In his hands the print of the
iiaili, and put my liiig>^r intu the print of the
nails, and ihrult uiy hand tnio hit fide, I wIU
ii'il believe. And after eight days n^ain hi*
Uilciples were within, and Thoinaa wiiTi them :
tliincamejeliii, the doors being llml, and flood
in the inicirt. and laid. Peace be unto you.
Then i;iith he to Thomas, Reach hither thy
Cut ttidu stisiiaa unit
IDC [iitliii s bDU»r, iM
10 uig tiD. Oin.iiK.
{mill sptaK fir trilMt
^JirmapbioiDFiTibiiiii
indi. jfoi, ,W. roli.bl.
m
Converiion of Saint Paul.
Kn|:rr, andhehoU my luni(>i an>l rtich hilhcr
ihr hurl, anil ihmll il into my liitc ( anil dr.-
am faiihlcli, bui btlicvins. An<t Thiinia'
anlwrnvl »nd faid unt« liim, \lv Lord, and
rny God. Jcluiliith unlo him, Fhomai, bc-
C3uf« thou hull itta me, tkuu luH believed ;
bitiTid arc lh<)r tlixt hart noC rrcn. and y«t
have h<l>ev«tl. And m:iiiv Mhrr (•g,nt tiiilv
did Jcrixtin lhcpTtlcnccbl'lliidirci|>l<>,lThic(i
vc niM laritrcn in (hli book. But ih«i< are
writtrnilhai jr mif^t bclkvi that Jcliit itihe
Chiitt, ih« Son of God; and thai bclievin|;
yc nii)[hi have lii« rhnugh hU Name.
The Converfion of Saint Paul
7Ar f.WfrvJ.
r.nT> •• tm, through ihc |'rcachliig
ilnl Auolllc Smut P^»l,
iLiheligniofihcRt.fpc! Ill
iliiii< rhiau{rhoiit ihe world ; Gram,
*cr btimli tln'f, ihll we, having hii wondtr-
ful cnovofion in i(iiiciill>i'.iiirc, iniylhcw fiirth
our ihanktutneli unto ihcc for the lame, by
following the half il<iflrin« which he taoghlj
through Jr fill Chnlt our Lord. Amrm.
FtrlAr Kfifi^e. Adi it. i,
ND Saul, yet breathing out thmt-
rningtanil llaughtcr agaloll ihcdil-
rif Irt of the Li>f<l, (vrnt unto the
hijih ptkA, anil dcfiml i>f him lei-
sMii i)(ie iioen tin
IdloI.Jx. ^(s.lil.
W.\t ingtl Hit 19 niie.
rti tjirl) »<iiiTh in"
rtmu giumi. jui ui
lueiiitieiBnit.
ttr Sill I «4»ii<l
■M Mat Kiwi ««|
n* (ilf ■■ **iiln.
Mart fUilttlt. w
atirllalXBrrlM
a aaa sIi*m Mar
tDd*i Sncrl fc*. I.
Mini nitn tistr in-
n tiK tidlg imiiiLrp
10 1 Kl; uT JuQiig,
■no iiilirin 11110 ibi
hou'^f of £df Dallas
bitC, Hukc I.
Converfion of Saint Paul.
leri la Dnniakii^ to ilie lynagoguci, ili^t. il
tip found any of this way, wheihrr they wcrt
intri <jr womrn, he migh( bring ihcm boimd
untojcfulalem. An<.l,;ishtji»urneycd, hecanie
m-ar Damafnis, and liiddenly thrrc fhincd
rmind aboul liim 4 light from htavtn. And
hi- fell lij tlie eaitli, »ud heard a voice faying
unlo him, Saul, Saul, why pcrftciitcft ihoii
incf Andhei.iid, Whojri thou.Lord? And
tilt Lotd faid, I am Jefuu whom thou jierfe-
eutirt : il ik hatd for lliee 1<> kick agaiiill the
ptirks. And he, trembling and alioniftied,
fiiid, Lurd, what wilt ihuu have me to do!
And the Lord fsid onto liim, Arile, and pi
into rhe city, und it Ihall be lolii thee >vhal
thou mnft do. And the men whith journeyed
"'ilh him ftood Ijiecchleft, htaring a voice, but
feting no man. And Saul aiofeiVom theearth,
and when his eyes were iipcntd hcfaw no man;
but they led him by the hand, and brought
him into Damafcm. And he iva? three days
without fight, and neither did eat nor drink.
And ihtrt was a certain difciple at DamajViis,
naiiii:d Ananias, And to him faid the Lord in
a villon, Ananias. And he faid, Behold, 1
am htre, Lord. And Ihc Lord faid unto him,
Arile, and go into the Ifrtet which is called
Straight, and cnquiie in the hoiile of Jnd.i^
for one called Saul, of Tarfus! for behold, he
prayeth, and huth ieen inavilion a man named
Anania^i coming in, and putting his hand on
^rre JfiDSfsiriuTiTiCio
SiinroMsiitliriinUlD
inb BdiD.&t. le-ioa.iD.
/flp aoTil botli magnify
illtiLDTli.anliiiigsDlrll
liatrirejoi{cli,j^-Lu,i,
Converfion of Saint Paul
him, (hai he might receive his Tight. Then
Atiinias anftvcrcii. Lord, I have hvMid by
many of ihi* msn, how much evil he hath
done lo thy Hiinti it Jcnilhkm ; anii here he
hilh authority from the thief priefti to bind
ill that call on thy Naitic. Bill the Lord laid
iinio liim, Gn thy visy ; for he is a choleii
vcilel iinto nic, tu bear my Name before (he
Gtiiiilci, md king^, mid the children of II-
tael : for 1 will Ihcw him how great thing*
he mull fuffer fi.ir my Name's lake. And An-
anias went his wny, ami entered into the houiej
and, putting hii hands on hitn, laid, Bioiher
Saul, the Lord, (even Jefus thai appeared un-
to thee in llie way a.\ thou i^amelt.) hath lent
me, that thou mightcif receive (hy light, and
be filled with the Hoiy Ghoft. And imme-
diately (here tVIl from his eyes as it had been
Icales ; and he received light forthwith, and
siofe, and was baptized. And when he had
lereivcd meat, he W3> ftrenglhened. Thun
wa? Saul certain days with the difciplis which
were at Datnalirus. And Itraightway he
preached Chtili in the lynagogues, that he is
ihe Son of God. But all that heard him were
atnurd,and laid. Is not this he that ileftroyrd
them which raJled on ihi^ Name in Jerufaltm,
and came hither for that intent, that he mi^hl
bring ihem bound unto the chief priclls ! But
Saul increafcd the more in ftrcnglh, and con-
founded llie Jews which dwelt at Daitiafcus,
tnrti ncramptlBtift
ja<iii! trougtt iDitti
her Irt^l ttaoilrn
son, anU Oit mort
flm In sEDSftOUng
ilatnrs.aiinlaistla
111 a n\.witi.)a.
Vul lh|! Slll)r9 DII till)
ttft.fonCf iiijvt itfittc
on (tiDu.fci. UFioa. ill.
SmoiiEmtitittngptillti
ihr talimicli Did e las -
^tm.trr. ilum. imt.
tt Hi 3>ma init is
born, for ^t tain
■tin nis sill 111 iVi
^DSl.snDITrciruirrn
Uoisditli'in fjailin
KiiooihrninsniiKi
Ihisr. III. iKii. •!.
7"A/ C"ey>c/. St. Matth, ih. sj.
ETER anlWctrd and fiid iinto Ji.
fus. Behold, we have t'orfnkcn all,
and followrd ihec -, what fhall wc
have (herefore > And Jdiis l^iiil un-
to lliem, Verity I lay u mo you, That yc wliirh
have t'nllowcil mc, in llie rcgrncriHion whfll
ihe Son of man <hjll lit in ihc rlionc o( ha
glory, ye alfo (hall fit upon iwclve (hrwics
judging thf twelve ttibcs of Kistl. Anil
every line liiut h:il)i I'urlaken houin, ot bre-
thren, or liders, or father, or motlicr, or wife,
or children, or lands, for my Niimc'ii like.
Ihall ret'clvean hiindred'folil.and (liall inhriit
i-verUlting lire. But many that urc firll IhaJI
be lall, and ihc lafi ftiall be lirA.
The Prcrentation of Chrift in ihc Temple,
coinititnlj cilltd.
The Purification of Saint Mary
the Virgin,
Till ciua.
LMIGHTVand everlivingGod.w
hinnbiy ticfcech (hy Majclly, thil,
i< ihy only-begoiien Son wai ihi«
(lay pivli'ntcd ia the Itmple in liib-
itll»l SJIS 10 04IIIII,
'VlVr [obfilinfniLrtiinr.
laBitt, II leiui. 111.
btmos |l(iiiDjRiisa>
lis n, icr I Kings i,
Purification of Saint Mary.
Itincc of (Mir flrlh, fo wt m»y be iiiTlciitnl
unto thee w>ih pure and fkan hcitri, by tbc
(une ibjr Son Jtiiu Chrill our Lord, .^av«.
EIIOLD, I will hoA my mtflrnnr,
mil hclliall girrpin Ihcmjtbrtotr
me : ind the Lo«d, whom ye ink,
A«U foddcnlv conte to hb temple ^
even the me&utr of Im covenant, wham ve
•Jdirfat ini bcEaU, he (hall enmc, riitli the
i^rU of bob. Bui who mav abide the itay
ol' hii coming 1 and who llull tlanil when he
apptarclh * toe he U like ft rt^ner'a Ace, ami
like hiUcn' foap. And he ikall lit ax a re-
fioccaod purifier of IiJtci; and be AinH pari-
fy iht fun* of Levi, anil putge lh««i ■• nJd
and filrer, thai tbcy may oCer unto iW f^ird
an oAeitnjt in riebtooufuefe. Then Ihail ibr
llSeriBEi of Jiiitah anil Jcrufalem be plnliiil
oato ibe LotiI, m in (he •Ixyn of M, aiiil i<
'in fcnner yeati. And I irill come near tr,
•jou lo iiMlgenwnl, and I mil be a fnili wit-
IMfea^iafttbefotcercn, an>lag*inli theailiil-
Icren, and agaioll taHe-fwesren, and agilnft
tboCt ibai opfitti* the hireling in hit w*gci,
(be widow, and the faihcilefi, and that turn
>6de the Annect from hii rig;hi,uul licar not
, bitb Ibe Lord of hoAa.
anw. in» iiK lit
■Mtn wt tit ma
itni Btiii ( Mini
■nil »tie. Ini Titntl
mil tta til ma u
Furiiication of Saint Mary.
ItlriiiLijrs.tiraljJU
Irtirti) iliiK Itia-
|M, jFDr nntt iliv
sttilstt.tetiUm
(MR* Bai lli( Urt.
TAi liejjul. St. Lukeil. ii,
ND h'Ikii tlic days of her jiurilica-
lioii.actorjinuiollie LitwofM'"''',
were id'oiii|iTillicd, llity biimgli!
him lo Jcculilcm.topreient iiim to
iUf l.ntil i (as it ii nriltiii In (lit: L»vv of lilt
l.-]id, Evciy mnlc lh»t oprnclh ihe nimib
(bail be railed lioly lo the Lord j) and lo offer
a ^rilicci ai-turiling to ili^il it'liji'h is lliid in
tlic Luw of ill c Lucd, A pairuf lui'lle-duvrf,
or (wti young pij^eoni. And beliuld, ihere
wni a min in Jeriiljieiii, whole naiiic w»(
Symci-tn t and the Uri<^ hiaii vr;u julV Jn<j de-
vout, wailing for the conlblilinn at' Iliad;
and the Holy Ghuft uas iipuii him. And it
>vas ruveakd tinio liim hy ilic Huly Gliull,
that he lliould nut Ice death, before he hiui
liren the Lord's Chrift. And he tame hy ihe
Spirit iultJ the tciniilrt and wlicti the parent-
brought in thechiiil Jtl'm, to do for him after
the I'ulloin of the l.iw, then took he him up
in his nrm', and Neilcd God, and faid. Lord,
no A- leitcft thou thy ftrvLiiit dcparl in [ustt,
acnjfding to ihy word : iVir mine eyes have
lien thy lalvation, whiih thou hall prepared
before ihc face of iti people i a light to li^bttii
till" Gcnlilet, and ihc gmiy iif thy people If-
rnel. And Jolcph and hit mother marvelled
:it tholv tilings ivhieh were Ipolccn of hitn.
An<! Symeun bUll'ed lhi:ini and li(id tinio
\!iry his mother, Behold, this child it let foi
/Hosrs [<1SI lilt Mblrs
iiui at ills tinSs inO
uTiliiillcin. iCiD. 111(1.
O.ipon till in DolDii b('
Toll IITI- Jli. i^aeei. U-
Saint Matthias's Day.
ihc tall and tiling again ot mJiiy in in jcI j
ami fur a ligii Hhich ([\M be fpukcn aguiiill j
(yea, afword Ihnil jiiirce f hniiigh thyciwn foul
alfo i) that the Ihoughl* of iiiany liearis may
be cevealed. Anil there was one Anna n"
phophetcls, rhe Jaugluer ot Phamiel, ol" the
tribe ufAlei; Ihc w-ii-uf s grcai age, and li^d
lived with an hulband feven ytai^ iVoin lu-i
virginity : and (he wna widow of about four-
Icoreand fourycjrni which dcp^irttfd not from
tbl tcuipie, but fervcti Gud ivith fallings and
prayers night and day. And the coming in
tliJI inftant gave thanks likcwil'c unto the
Lord, and fpakrof liim to all them [hit looked
for redemption in Jeruliicm. And wlun they
had peifoijiu'd all thing* according to the law
of llii:L{iid, they ret II r IK d into GaliJie to their
own city Nazareth. And iliechild gre\Y, and
waned llrotig in fpirit, filled with wifdom •,
and the grace of Gml was upon him.
Saint Matthias's Day.
T/;e Colleel.
ALMIUHTV God, »hu into tht
placeol ihciraitc:!- Jiidasdidlithooli:
thv fuithful fLrvint Malihiai to be
ot the ntiinhcr of ihc Iwrlve Apof
ilei ; Giant ihal thy Chuicli, being alway
jirefervfd from fallc Apolllei, maybe ordercil
and guided by tiiithful and iriie pjftof-i
ihrough Jefus Chiill out Lord, Amen.
3(111 (5 mil 10 Snig.rurii
tllBB anil tall upon tlir
prirala. Ifom. itu.
llllillii Birmg fiii son
Id b( gioti. Orsimprll i[l
itKmiD.fti.llUlngeiE.
(tirroo (4iii9rB all
niatrili'Kitciiio b>
suin mil lunr m
Biihitlirnt, jnli in
111 lilt ni3ts Ittrt'
at IroEit (Old ptars
Dili inl vntifr, »■
tottliio.iK fait. II.
SoErsb; Btlst.ttti
tit(tt)tMbranlilils
niDili'i -mn go mtn
tb'i! '" drib UitiliD
sniiglit IM F<i"iil
Saint Matthias's Day.
tar the Ep-JiU. Aft. i, 15.
N thofc d.iys Perer ftood up in llic
midli uf die (lifrrplcs, trnd laid, (the
[lumber ol tlie names together wcit
abuulnii hund ted and twenty,) Mi'ii
;ind breihreii, this StriptuiT mitft needs have
heen fulfilled, whiili (lie Hoi)- Ghuft liy the
iiiuuih of David Ijiakc before ctmreminit Ju-
das, whicli was guide 10 ihtm that toot Jt-
fun 1 for he was numhtrcd with us, ind haii
dblaintd part of (his minilli y. Now (bii man
purcliafcd a field with ihe reward of initjuitv .
and falling headlong he biirft afunder in t)ir
midft, and all his boivtU giifhed out. And
it wa& known unto all the dwellers at Jerula-
Icm, inibmuch as that field is called in their
proper tongue, Aceldama, that i'i to fay, The
field of blood. For it it wiittcn in the book
of Pfalms, Let his habitation be defolate.anit
let no man dwell therein i and, Hisbilhopriek
let another lake. Whei'eforc, of ihcfi- men
wbi<'h have coinpanicd with us all the time
thai the Lord Jetiis went in and out among
us, beginning from the baptifm ol John, nnio
that fame day that he was taken up fmrn lis,
mull one be ordained tri be a wilnefs «i(h Ui
of hl« rel'iirrcftion. Ami they appointed two,
Jofeph called Barlabas, who wai liirnanicd Jul-
tus,and Mallhias. And I hey prayed, and iaid,
Thou, Loid. whii'h kiioweft [he hearts of all
men, iliew whether of thefe two ibou lull tho-
ffn(ri.iia«uo.Jitiih.inri
infroiilDi litis [Oil II lip.
Sifob, *t. iSrn. iiri.
inmitiiislKtirDuiisilgf
tIKlLDrOiiiiiig 5II1II
\ QO lip, Vr. ^IFdllE. IL
Anmiiiciation of the Vii^in Mary.
fen ; ihilheniiy lakcpinof iliiiminfllij'xncl
apofUtlliip, fnim oliicli Judaibtr inuiljijFefnaii
fell, th:ir W nigtil^ tAhisowiiDUcc. And
ibcy zavc forth their lioii) indibclaifdl iipun
M:illlii»,aii(lhcinaniiinbci«dn'lth (he eleven
Ai'..ltlr!i.
ThrCef^l. St, M.tih. ti, i%.
txT ihal time Jcl'ui RnlvtircJ and laid,
I ilijck il^re, O Father, Lord of
hcNVi-ii aiiJ tirtli, hcraufc tliD» l>:ilt
hid thd'c iliin|;<> Irom the nilc and
pnldini, and halt reveMeil ihcm unia baba.
Even io, Fsllicr, fur lb it lecmtd good in \)\y
llghi. All rhinp »rc dclircrcd miio ii« o(
my Futlxi 1 and no man knoweih ihc Son,
bill the Father j ntilhtr koowcth any man the
Fiihcr, (xvr the Sun, and he to whom tut vcr
the Son will rcreal him. Come iinlo ine, all
ye that labour and are heavy ladrn, and I will
i;ivc jiui jcft. Take mjr yoke upon you, an*l
earn of mcj for I am mrelc and lowly in hcaii
and ye (hall find rell unto your foiili. For
my yoke U nfy. and my biinlcn ii light.
The AnnuncUiion of the bleflcd
Virgin Maiy.
TAe CtlUa.
'E licfcKh ihr«, O Li>ril, |H>iir thv
eraec inio our heam -, ilui, at >tf
have known thtincamationofihy
^in «( Tiir n0 x»i
snrlft Dtl itilLK Mat
oertDK. kt. iTigft.itli.
intjcttiv.ttlrnet
nu tagtiirD. (4i«
snugti «ui gt ihr
milt. 3nt 10, (((
en Dint mni tptn-
ID QUID tiiiii, inS
Bonn itttilii iflilt
g(Aol»'(.>Sai.lll,
rDiRinEItTdiinin
(Tlirlsi. fitping: tt
thnu III inr 5DII ol
0dd, I mil Ilia no IN'
ittGi' flours b(mi«(
tttiV. em t|f an-
fimiilitg <ii(li. Il IE
Son Jfius Chrift by ihe meffagc of an angci,
(b by his crol'a aiii) uaflion w; may lie broughi
unto the glory of kis rcfurrtflion i through
iht ilinic Jefiii Chrift our Lord. Jmtn.
For ill! Epifttt. Ifii. iiii, 10.
OREOVER, the Lord fpake Again
unto Ahai, faying, Afk ihei; a figii
of the Lord thy Cjod ; alk. iteiiln:i
in [he depth, or in the height ibove
But Ahflt I'aiii, I ivill not alk, ntitlier will I
lempt the Lord, And be faid, Hear ycnoiv.
O bouie of David i Is itn fmail ihingfory.m
lo w-cary men, bnt willyc wfarymy tiod affo ?
ThereftirE the Lord hiinfelf Ihall give you i
lign i Behold, a Virgin Ihill conceive, and
bear a fon, and (lull call his name Inimamiel.
Biitlcr and honey lliall he eal, that h< may
know to refufc the evil, and ihnufe (he gootl.
rill Gofpil. St. Luke i t6,
ND in the fixth month the angel Ga-
hriel ivsb fcnl from God unto a city
of Galilee named Nazareth, lo a
Virgin eljioufed to a man whoK-
name was Joli'ph ol (he houfe of David ; and
till Virgin's najiic wan Mary. And ihe angel
came in unto her, and laid. Hail, ihoii thai
an highly favoured, the Lord is with thee -,
bicll'ed art thou among vvomen. And when
Ihc faw him (lit was troubled at his faying,
and caft in her mind what manner of falnia-
U?S.1ll3tllIIh<ll9lllttl)'
TiDln foio incssdtgoi'
iigr. III. ®c«. lit.
TTlic ID Din an sreing iftr
ltd to bt glcisanl, looli
Dl inr triiil, lOcn. u(.
m
tion ihislhould be. And the ungcl fiid untn
her, Fcai not, Mitry ; for ihoii hall foimil fa-
vour wilh GdJ. Ami behold, thou (lialt con
ccive in thy womb, and bring foilh a Son,
and llialt i-all hk name JESUS. He [liall he
gtcal, and Ihall be called (lie Sun of the Hij:li-
(11^ and tlic Lord Goij Ihall give unto him
ihe (hroneof his father Daviil. And lie iliall
reien ovet (he huulc of Jarub for ever ; and
of bis kingdom there (hall be no eiiil. Then
laid Maty unto the angel, Hoiv lli^iti lhi<
be, Iceing I )cnon~ not a man ? And the
nnfrei iniwcred jnd faid unto lier. The Holy
Gliolt Diall come upon ihee, and ihe power of
the Highclt (ball ovctftiadow thct ; tlirtefore
alio thai holy thing wbirh Ihnll be bom of
thee fiiall be called the Son of God. An.l
behold, thy coulin Elitabeth, Ibe halh albt
roMcived x Ton in her old age; and thjaialhe
fixih month with her who W3^ called barren ;
for wiih God nothing Ihall be inipolTiblt.
And Maty fiiid. Behold the handmaid of the
Lord j be it unto me according to tliy word.
And the angtl dcjiarlcd (to ni Tier.
Saim Mark's Day.
Tit ColUii.
ALMIGHTY God, who hall in-
Ittiiiicd thy holy Church with the
heavenly doeirine of thy Evangclilt
Saint Matk ,- Give iis giaer, that,
3 trrlAln man Inas ii-
m&a rriuiii vtiiB.
iiitin.i.[. JIPliii D.
Srit intliitautltiliiiiEti
utthiiiltllt.Arausnitnl
iinlg,A-r. iHat. I<D.
Bttioii. I asmin a
ir.iii]JnJ[r rainr nut
inti rriie, ^aptng
iinic, &t. idji.ii.
snn IK loot iiii fiDc
igiDrs HUB iiCiinis.
4iiaLLipiirni]|iTQi>"'
urn JDD iiri'sbirr. aitn
being not like (-hiliircn carried away with every
blal): uF v^in (lofliine, we may t>F cilablilhcd
in the tnith of lUy holy Golimlj through Je-
lus Chrill oor Lord, Amen.
TJif E/'iJIie. Ephef. iv. ?■
NTO every one of us is given grate,
acct>idinc;to the meirure of ihegitt
of Chiiit. Wherefore he f»ith,
When he afe^^nJed up on high, he
led fapliviiy capiive.aml girt gills nolo men.
[Nuw ihit he ali^cmled, what ii ii but tlint
he »lfo litl'ccndctl firft into the lower pans ol
ihe cirth > He chiti (tefcended i^ the fimeilro
that alccnded up far above ull heavens 'bat
he might till all ihingi.) And he gave fomc
Apc-tiics, and ioEne Prophets, ai'id h»mc Evah'
aicliltf, and foine Pafiurs and Teachers ; foi
ihe pi^rl'efiing of the laint^ fo' 'he work of
the iiiinillry, lor the edifying of the body of
Chiilli (ill vve all coiiie in ilie tiiiity of (he
taith. and of the Itnotvledgcotlhc Son of God,
ontu a perfefl man, unto ihe meafurc of the
liaturc of I he lulnclB of Chrill -, ihal we hente-
forin be no mote cliilJmi, tofi'ed lo and fro,
and carried about with every wind of doflrine,
by ihe Height of men, and cunning etaftincfi,
whereby thi:yliein vi^ait lo deceive j but fpcak-
jng (he truih in love, Jnay grow up into him
in all ihings, vthich is the head, even Chrill :
trom whom ihc whole body fiilvj-iiiit-d tu^^e-
^iitiiilsDiitoutriiili,
In li>in i»r III' Gisl
SIDBt, Ht, juliii mil.
SrsR9 siilRc ittrit
riiti.som loiliisirii o(
m
Saint Mark's Day.
ilicr,«i*d eompsfled by ihjtwhkh evrty joitii
fiiptilitth, acconJing lu (he rfft^ti'l nufkini
in we moluT* of every p»Jt,ni«kcth invrci^
of (Uc b<Kl)'iUiiiolheeoityingof itlVll' in lore.
Tdf/ Gf/ptl. Se. John IV, I.
AM (he Inir vine, hihI my Pkriiit
it ihc hufbandman, Evety liianch
ittmelhalbnrvthnot I'tuil helakcth
awny I and every brjni'h TliHt Ixnr-
etb fttiif, )ie piirgelh il, llial it tniy liriiig turf 1\
inore fruii. Now ye are clean (litough (he
wi>nl whirh I h»vc fpnJcen unio yoii. Abide
in nae, aiiil I in you. As (he brxnch eanno(
hear fruit of irftlf,excep( ilaliideiii the vine i
no KMK can ye,cii,'ept ycabiilein me. lani
the vine,ycare(hchranrhei. Ilelhatibideih
In ine, and I in him, ilie fame bringrih tonh
muchfriiiti for viiihiwit iiicyeoiiiiliiriyihing.
If a nun abide not in me, he i* raft fonh -ly
» branch, and ii wilhered ; and men gaibcr
(hem, and call (hem into the tire, jnJ they
arc Iwiiied. If ye abide in nie, und my vtnnU
abide in yon, ye ihall aJk whni ye will, and
it 0>all be done unm you. Herein is my Fa-
ther glarilic<l,th:it ye beac much fruit j (a H\M
fcbe my ilifdplfk. A«thc Father hoih hived
mc, Co hive I loved you : raniiniie ye in mv
Io»e, If ye keep mycummandmtnis.ye (hsil
•bide in tny love i even a>i I h»vi: kept my
Fathcr'HcnmiTiandincnti,inii abide in lii>l"vc.
fimtli iiKiiliiD tiim
irdujigii inrcllKI.lnt
It), 11. 1 liino«iB[i.
Aflgtii rom'ng iniD Itir
ttaiu, btllDIt itir zlinii
urtrm nut wn t
lege told. LtitiDS,
anileilii rtiin ti
IfldE tDAS tni fjinr
rgnd, hnuiili twnt
inS loai uiinMiit*.
US l)<i (]ii Bu
bgunl.lif, ,Saln tt.
Hi uijattinsligiiirti
liCoii iniui.anli his
Nil BID -^liiniastht
iiin, iiiO iiisilDilirs
Itglii. atiD DrJioie,
[Jtrrr aii4i(3irn iitilo
tCrH.&i.ieii.inii
Ssint Philip and Saint James.
tii»« hate [ Iboken iitiio you,
igliE remain m yuu, anil ihal
th^it
Thdt thill
my joy m ^
joy might ba full.
Saint Philip and Saint James's Day.
fj^^ ALMIGHTV God, whom tmly
IfSwJlV to know is tvcrlalling liTc ; Grunt
us pttftilly lo knoiv ihy Son jclv^
Chiill lo be the way, ihc iruih, and
the life ; that, following the llfpi of thy holy
ApnlHes, Saint Philip and Sainl Jami's, w-e
iiuy ih'dfaltly walk in ihe «ay that Iradeth I'l
etei'nil lifcj through the fame thy Son Jcrii>
Chrift our Lord. Amn.
Thf EpiflU. St. JjtnfS i. i.
J!? AMES, a feivant of God »nd of the
Lord Jefm Chrilf, to (he twelve
^,,r iiihe* which are Icaitcrcd ahrond,
gicfiiog. My brethren, fount it
jII j(iy when ye (all inio divir* lemplamm'. ;
knowing Ihis, lh;il ihe tiyiiij; of your fsirh
wurktth patitnir, Bui Itl [laiience have her
perfcfl work, that ye may be (>cr(cfl and cu-
lire, wanting nothing. If any of ymi Uck
wililom, let him alk of God, that giverh to all
men lilicrnliy, and upbiaidtth not, md it rtiall
.■ given him. Bui let hi.n alk in faith, no-
thing wavering ; iot he Ihat wavtrclh i^ like
IBtdftiiiii aaih.tDtD.il
iCddrnonifguiitifiiiDui
iilllisictii. iScn.iDIII.
|1 r tut M moor on-
stu'ird' fto, I sn (urn
mcnlDDSr.lK. Qin. ill.
Saint Philip and Saint James.
Li wxvF of ihc Tea, UHvui nitb the niikt, inil
tuffcJ, For Irt nut th« man lliink that he
fhakl tM«i»c any thing of (be LoH. A dou.
blc-miulcd nun ■« unAnblc in all hli wiv>.
Lrt lh< bii>:htr ol lun dcgrn rcjciicc in ili a
he MCKiltnli iHjt the lii-h in ihat he iiii< . .>.
low; bnaulc niihe flnwtc of ihf ("raftljc llinli
|>j|i may, For tbi fun it no U'oiier rit'cn
Mi<hkbumtn|;heii(, but ilwiibtrTththc grif),
4nJ 'he flontr thereof lallcih, ami the finte
of lh« filhiuo (if it pcrilhelh: ibalfolluTl Ihe
lieti inin fide >n:iy in hi) wi^b. BIcIT^I it
(he mkn ihai endureih tRii)ir>iion | Tor whto
he ii rrinl, he Ihall receive the crown of lile,
which ibr Lunl haih proinilid to ihem rh«(
love hrm.
Tie Cf/f^l Si. J-bo .iv. i.
■ND JeAii£iid unio bit ijifriplo, I.er
not yuui hort be troubled ; ^e be-
lini in <ii><l, IicIkvc allii ill me. In
m^ Fatbci'i houl'c are niui)' tiun.
lionii ifit were not !«,] would hlTc lolJ rou.
I go tti fivpin a ]iUcc fot vou i ami if I ^
and prepare a place for jrou, I will ci>nic again,
and retcir c you un'o mvfelf, thil where Jam,
tbett ye maj' lie atlis. Ami whither I go ye
know, and the w>y ye kanw. ThoinM lalth
un?o biiD, Lord, we know not whiihtt thou
Ijiiell, »r«l bun CJii le know the way f Je-
lii> fiitb iiAKi htm, I BBi the wvVt llie trtiih,
SMiksiiti IS fiiihin
It( l^tB. 11 ^tUL. Ill,
IimlHlAKMi'Mir*
rua, ut ttlnlB. slir
attiituti, pun.iit.
Jnm aiit. M*ar
nil* (II (01 01 Ma
lit, tet «ti lain
•ait. ft •»» t
^ •§.
litllr I* ItiVHa. f
>Dth IDM 1 Unit.
aiD Di Mife »i*
tiT. »e. MkiWI'
ttll(» m citD nnD
Imhisiliv i>.]lilbii9i
Itilnos, *t iu.rlj.
Saint Barnabas the Apoftle.
and ilie lit'i^i iio man cuincth untu the Fx-
ihcr bill by n>c. If ye had knonii me, yr
lliuiilil liuvc known my Fnihcr iiCi : and from
litnieforlh yt know liiiu, »nil bave (ccn him.
PIiili{> r^lih iiniti him, Lord, fhciv ut the Fi-
tlitr, and it fuHiceih us, Jcliisfailli unio him,
H.ivc 1 btCLi lb long time tvitli you, and vtl
ball [hou nut kiioivii me, I'hilijr? He ifial
haiH Itcn rat hwh l«n the K.iihcr; and how
lliyelt ibuii then, Sliew us the Fulher ^ Be-
lieved ihoii nut that 1 am in ihc Father, and
the Falhcr In me f The wnrds ihac I fgmk
unto ymi I (peak not of inyfelf ( biit the Fa-
thci !hat dvvclktb in me.hedoelh the work*
Believe me, that I am >n ihc Fatbci, ami the
Father in me; oi dfe heheve me for the vcr>
wutici' Cikc. Verily, verily I iay unto yon.
He that brlicvclh on me, the works ihjt 1 1\'>
Oiall he lionllb; and greater works than ihefe
llial) Ite do; berauli; I go i;nio mv Father.
And whairocverye (lialt aflt in my Name, thai
will I lid, that (he Father tnny he glorified in
the Son. If ye Ihsll alk any ihing in my
Name, I will do it,
Snint Barnabas the Apollle.
7/c CalltH.
LORD God Almigh tv, whudidften-
due thy holy A|ioIllc ^arnahan with
lingular gifti of the Holy Ghoft ^
Leave us not, we beleech ihtc, del-
lliUt stiall tiiDr pIIF
iiirn iipmilKr.rt.lriii'
sJltni^Jti- Jrrrm, ID.
/^S
Saint Barnabas die Apoftle.
tilute of thy manifold gif», nor yet of grate
lo ufe ihtm atnay to thy honour and Eloty i
through Jefus Chrift our Lord. Amen.
Forthi EfiJIU. AS, li. It.
S^i^af JDINGS of ihefe things caine unto
Q5j|Sfc '^"^ car" of the Churcli which wa?
fe^if^ '" ]"^^^^"" i a""! 'licy f«nt forth
'3**^ Barnabas, that he lliould go as far
as Anrioch. Who, when he tame, and had
[■f.u the graoe of Ood, tvas glad | and cx-
liijtted them all, that with purpofe of heart
tlity woidd cltavc unto the Lord. For he
ivas 3 good ina]], and full of the holy Ghoft,
and of faiih : and much peupli was added
unlo the Lord, Then departed Barnabas lo
Tarl'us, fnt lo leek Said. And when lie had
foimd him, he brought him unto Antioch.
And it tame lo pals, Ihai a whole year they
affcmbled ihcmlelves with the Church, and
tuught much people : and Ihe dilciples nere
called Chrillians liill in Aniioch. And in
ihefc dayj came prophets ftom Jerufalem unto
Antioch. And there liood up one of them
named Agalius, and figniiied by the Sptrtt,
lh*t there Ihould he great dean h throughout
ail the world j which came to pafs in thr days
of Claudius Ciefar. Then the difriples, every
man according to his ability, determined to
fend relief unto the brclhrcn which dwelt
riii ffloiBrn smj (ii
laiii^r III Mrclr plari',
ano, i-c. Ham. mill.
rbi rtiilliiiii otih' ItD
pt)ils taaitie tnrcf kr^li
sh), Sl-c, It Uliiga II.
ifltiisi iiniuB'Li Ji-
TU^ilfin. inanp
sgriiD tliiit gii'
EhiE LLLi DiJEun braR'
(IirsDR ihTlirrssnV
STialD't) iliiw ui lt)(
iDJli feart i[.
3nm UirntinrD ilir
iriniili itiD Digjti |g
ttSI oil! IhtIR III II
solo DUD ttugBi.
SlCing iiTila llirm, El
<S UlEIEIrn. fQMir
(BUEiisltirnouErDr
gcactc, >.-(. ^11. III-
ly comma
: aiiciihci, ns I have liiveil
^^ you. Grcaicrlovehaili noman than
-^ thii, lliat a man layilown his liR' for
liis friends. Ye arc niy I'dciiilK, if yu Jo whst-
focver I coiiiniaiKi you. Hcnccfonh I call
you nol furvants j fur the ftrvani knowtlli no(
ivhat hit lord doclh i but I have called you
friends ; for all things thai I have heard <if
my Father I have made known unto you.
Ve have no: chofni me, hut 1 have choftn
ytiu.and orda.ined yoii.thni ye (lioiiiiJ go aiiil
hring lorih friiii, and that your fruit (hould
remain; that whalliifver ye Ihall a(k of (he
Falher in my Name, he may give it yon.
Saint John Baptift's Day.
LMIGHTV God, by whofe provi-
dtnce thy I'ervant John Baplilt was
nondcrfuliy bora, a.od lent lo pre-
pare the way of ihy Son ourSavlour,
by jircithing of rejicntancc; Make us (b w
follow his doflrinc and holy life, ihil vre iBuy
truly repent according lo hiE preaching i ana
after his example connanlly fpeak the truth.
fs Ib'E llniisr liroiiRr a
B(n of itilfiKS. OIlfK-
Bpitn,.vt, Jrinn, on,
fiiiini Imiisi Gtiill tt
ciillrii a ttnusi ii( pripir
(oiill, J[c. 1901.111 m.
Saint John Bapriit's Day,
buldly rebuke vkt, ind paiiently fiiffer for rhe
itiilh'i fake j thiough Jefus Chrift our Lord,
Amen.
For tie EfiJUt. Ifii. >1, i.
jOMFORT ye, comfort ye my peo-
ple, iailh you( God. Speak ye
tomtorlably lo Jtrulalein, and cry
unto her. Thai ht-f warfare is ae-
DDipliflicd ; thai her Iniquily ia parduntd :
(he hath received of the Lord'^haiiii •.{•la-
for all her fms. The voite of him that
■ritth in the wildenicft, Pn-pare yc the way
of iheLord.niaki-llraSght in thedefeft a high-
way for our GchI. Every valley Ihall tic ex.
ailed, and every mountiiin and hill (hall he
made lew, and the crooked (liall be made
ftrsighi, and the rough pbctj plain. And
the glory of the Lord (hall be revealed, and
all fidh (hall fee ii logi:ihc(; for the mouth
(It the Lord haih fpoken it. The voice laid,
Cry. And he faid. What (hall 1 cry? All
flelh ii gtafs, and all the goodlincfs thereof is
\-i [he flower of the field. The grafs wilher-
eih.thcllowerfadelh, becaufe the Spirit of the
Lord bloweth upon it; lurely the people is
graft. The grafs ivitheteth,lhe flower fcdeth ;
1>"I the word of our God (hall (land for ever.
O Zion, that bringcft good tidings, get ihcc
up inio the high mountain ; O Jerulaleni,
that bringcll good tidings, lift up thy voioe
with Itrtngih ; lift it up, be not afraid ; fay
fTh' tliltr ptItEts
inH E^r arr^brs anD
ini (Itirre ot thr ito-
p[< ninsnltrli lnu
Bi>5 bn Biitllllii Jnti
Kill dim, &ISI Ihif
Ma, f.'c. fSii. xxtl.
ilSlllin Jnscplt'ii bri
llirtn i!\m Ulm ntitr g(t,
rlitR, kr. iSm. iiinil.
Ibsilomrosf uprarlp.
inD stooli bittD bp tiir
Uiap,\-fr It ^din. rb.
?:^.W^W^vUW^Vr^il!r4Vr4.Vr4«
K-SK-STJ-U
^T^iTiFr
BUvrv; iiin iTUiniliJi
Hint .auDoa SDiiglil
optinniiiiiiy 10 bt-
tniBiit. llDlDim ilif
Saint John Baptift's Day.
unto llic citits ot' Judah, BchoM your Goil
BeholJ, Ihe Lord Goil will come with ftioiig
hin<),aLi(l Ilia arm Ihall vmU for liiin : behold,
liis rrwiiril h H'lth him, atict his wurk bcroti'
him. He (ball feed hit flock like a (hephcid ;
lie Iliull gather (he lambs with hii Mm, and
entry ihrin in his biilbm, and Ihall gently lead
ihufc thai arc with young.
Tif Go/ft/. St. Luke i. 57.
LISABETH'S full lime came that
^ (lie rtiould be delivered i and flit
Jj hroiighrforlhafon. Andhermigh-
■ hours aJld her couCns heard hmv llie
Lord had Ihcived great mercy upon her ; and
ihty rtjoiccd with her. And it came to pais,
ihal on ihe eighth day they tame lo circum-
cile the child j and they called him Zachatiak,
after the naineol his tathrr. And his mother
anlwercd and laid. Not Co ; Itm he (hall be
called John. And they laid unto her, Thsrc
is none oF ihy kindred that is tailed by this
name. And they made (igns to his lather,
how he would have him railed. And he aiktd
for 3 wriling-lahlc, and wrote, laying, Hi«
name is John. And they ma iTe lied all. Ami
his mouth was opened immediately, and his
tongue lonied.and he j'pake, and pi'ailed God.
And fear came on all that dwelt round about
ihem; and all thefe layingswcre noitedabroad
ihroiighuulallihchill-coiintiyof Judaea, And
JuD<ilt «9lli, 'iToinr lit
IIS sri; liiTO '1 till tBti'
inoildfs. (Srn.rixliU.
$i>,i|i9i|itilDasl>[giiolii
DoQit Into icniipi, IIIC
WoKpfiatAi.flCH.iJjli.
"""SP*
Saint John Baptift's Day.
all they that bad hcafil iheiii laid them up in
iheir iiearrs, faying. What manner of cliiW
lliatl this be I And the hand of the Lord was
wllhhim. Anil his father Zacharias was filled
iviih the holy Ghoft, and prophelied, faying,
BltlTed he the Lord God oi Ifracl ! for he hath
vi filed and redeemed his people, and hath rai fed
up an bom of talvation for ua in the hoofc of
his lervant David ; as he fpake by the mouth
of his holy prophets, whifb have been firre
(he world began j ihat we fiiould be faved
from out enemies, and from (he hand of all
thai hate us; (o perform the mercy promifed
m our fathers, and to remember his holy coi'c-
ninti the oath which he fware lo am father
Abraham, that he would t;rant unto us, that
we, being delivered out ol the hands of our
erKmies, might ferve him without fear, in ho-
lineis and righleoufneis before him all the
days of our life. And thou, Child, (halt be
called the Prophet of the Highcft : for thou
fliilt go before the face of the Lord to prepare
his ways i to give knowledge of lalwation unto
hii people, by the remiilion of their llns,
(hr.^ugh the lender mercy ot our God, where-
by the day-fpriiig from on high hath vifiied
lit; to elve light to them that fit in darknefs
and in Ine (hadow of death, to guide out feet
into the way of peace. And the child grew,
and waxed ftrung in fpirit ; and was in the
•lelirtis till the day of his Ihewing unto Ifrael.
loilli liiriia mi Wni,
gnD.Kc, <Srn, ilb.
iMiisis sKl! to tilt vn-
[[( of t5tail : (Till? IS
Tlw, tn. iffiuliiis 101.
3rsua 31 [lie I351
Slipper as tUv Bit
rot, Hot triaH, ant
ubrn tir iie ginrn
ttisiiRs. buKr II,
iimsjini to tiE niB-
fipliB,sii!,iiiifl,tr.i«i
rat, kc. Wai. rid.
stall ht oniiitiiti to
»( i6is ntalii, stc.
Eve BatD innrrnDrT
Dnlo iliEiii, Sil cr
fieri lulillr I SB i]iii
Sni> Dsiitii, ^nB
E. «[. ffil, nb|.
Saint Peter's Day.
7V/f Collect.
ALMIGHTVGod.whobythySoH
Jetus Clirift ilidft give to thy Apof-
rle Slim PeWf many ciceilent gilts,
ind coiiimandedft him ejineflly to
iced thy flnck ; Make, we bcfcech thte, ill
Billiups and Pallori diligently to preach Ihy
holy Word, and iht people obediently to fut-
low tlie lame, that they may lei'cive the crown
of everlatting glory ; through Jefus Chrift OUf
Lonl. Amtn.
For the EfiJUe. Atti lii. I.
1-BOLIT that time Herod the king
Itretched forth hif hands to vtx eci-
lain o( the Chorch. And he kilkd
-James the brothel of John with the
Iwoiii. And, becaufc he faw it pkafed tht
Jews, he proceeded furlhct to take Pi'ter alfo.
('nieii were the days of unleiivencd biead.)
And nhen be bad apprehended him, he put
him in prifon.and delivered him to four qua-
ternions of loldiei'5 to keep him, intending
after Eafter to bring bim forth to the people.
Peterthcrefoie wasxeptinprilbn J but mayer
vvasmade without ceafing of the Choich unto
Gwl for him. v\nd when Htiod ivould have
brought him forth, the (lime night Peter was
deeping between two foldicis, hound with two
L-bains ; ond the keepers before the door kept
I saw all Isiarl srat*
Krtn 13 sDc'V tDui Han
ns.»i. I Bines nil.
IDoti still str II tBiltl
incnrrpis, lIBIRgBDII,
Saint Peter's Day,
^hc prifon, And behoU, ihe angel of the
Lord came upon him, and a light fhfned in
(he prifon ; Lind he fmote Peter on tlic lidc,
ind railed him up, faying, Arile up quickly.
And his chsins fell oft" from his hands. And
the angel laidunlo him. Gird lhyfelf,and bind
en thy I'andala: and fohe did, And he faith
unlu him, Caft thy ganneTit about thee, and
follow me. And he went out and followed
him ; and will not that it was true which was
done by the angel; but thought helawavilion.
When they mere paft the firft and the lircond
\vard, ihey rame unto the iron gate that lead-
clh unto the city, which opened lo ihem of
liis own accord j and they went out, and paU'ed
on through one ftrcet, and forthwith the angel
departed from him. And when Peler was.
loine lu himfcif, he fald. Now I know of a
furcty, ihat the Lord hath fent his an^el, and
hath delivered mc out of the hand ot Herod,
2nd from all the cxjieflation of the people of
the Jews,
Tlie Gofpel, Si, Mitth, jtvi. 1 3.
HEN Jefus came into the coalls of
Ciefarca Philippi, he alfced his dlf-
■^ ciples, faying. Whom do men fay
that I, the Son of man, am ? And
they faid. Some lay that ihou art John [he
Baptilt, fonie Eliaf, and others Jeremiad, or
one of the prophet?. He laith unto them,
But '.vhnni fay ye ihat I am ? And Simon
(TBf fjoii5(i tiirjltts
f^ilrr illsir.^ Jrln B, LDtO ,
aorn, ,Vf, jHjr, iiB.
Sit great etigDn itil
DIB 3nprni Das msi
gui,ril1rli.\(, Nrn.ill,
Srsiis tnuniing ill
ftilnga itiit sliiiiilti
[Oiiir,t»iiii(Bm«n»
EUtCr iiiila ijiein,
?f IfiDin &rrl7 iir }
CllfE jn^luitfo'tilm,
Srsii? It l!a;i»(in.
,'jr9us,*(.So,tl)HI,
Saint James the Apoftle.
ttnnalgltn.sitUng,
tin. III II is: nil
him inS lisa [iim t-
map. 3]it IS saan
4s ||{ 11 JE roml. it
wn.SK.ttalut.
Peicf aiifwcrcd ind faW, Thou an ChiJll, ilii:
Son of the Hiring Goil. And Jefui »nf«cre<i
and ihid unio hini, BiclTcil .in ihou, Simon
Bar-jona : for Befli ind lilood hath nol nvcrIkI
it iimo thee, but my Father which U in hea-
ven. And 1 fiiy alio unto thee, Thnt thou
att Pftrr, and upon ihii rock I will huiU my
Churi'h J and the gates of hcil fh.il) not pre-
vail jgninfl ir. And I will giv« unto thee
(he Iteys of the kingdom of htsven : and
ivhatlbn-ti thou lliali hind on earth ihall he
bound in heaven ; and whatfotvcr thou (halt
loofc on ftnh Ih.ill be loufcd in heaven.
Saint James the Apoftle.
RANT, O merciful God, that ak
thine lioly Apolllc Saint James,
Ji leaving hi* father undallllialhc had,
■'^ without delay was obedient unto
ingof thy Son Jeliis Chrili, and fuUowcd
, iV) «e, foilaking all worldly and carnal
ifleiTlions, may be evermutc ready tu follow
thy holy eonimandmenlsi thraughJcrusChrilt
oiir Lord. Jmin.
f-f Epifik. Aihri. ii,inJ pjit ol" Chap. ill.
N thote dayR ^-amc prophets from Je-
mftlem unto Antioch. And there
flood iLp one of them named Aga-
biia, and lignitied by the Spiril, ilial
SmIi \*ii\ abncT nlti
pdfntlii, tun «iniiii
iltin.sc llSiut. III.
jdnon re ntttn Jim.
ttiin , «inililti DiDiiii i>
tnt. VI iflSflfli. 10,
Saint James the Apoftle.
there (houlJ be great dearih throughotit all
the world i ivliicli cunc to piii in the ihiys
of Cboilius Cifkr. Then ihedilciples, every
iii;in accortling to his ability, Jctermincd to
leTid relief unto the brethren which dwelt in
Jiidsca, Which alio they did, and lent il
lo the elders by the haniis of Barnabas and
Saul. Now about that time Herod the king
ftretehcd forth his hand to vex certain of the
Church. And he killed James the brother "f
John iviih the f«ord. And, becaufc he law
it plealed the Jews, he proceeded further to lake
Peter alfo.
ne Gejpil. St. Matth. xt. lo.
HEN came (o him the mother of
Zchedte's children with hct llant,
worfhipping him, and deliring a cer-
tain thing of him. Ami he laid
onto her, What wilt thou '; She faith unto
him. Grant that thefc my two fons may lit,
the one on thj- right hand, and the other on
the left, in thy kingdom. But Jelusanlwercd
mil ii'iii. Ye know not what ye alk. Are ye
able lo drink of the cup that I Ihall drink of,
and to be ba]i(iied with the baplifm that I
»m baptized with } They lay unto him. We
jrc able. And he ftith unto them. Ye Ihall
drink indeed of my cup, and be baptiwd with
the baptifm that I am baptized with ! but to
tit on my right hand, and on my left, is tlot
mine to yjve i but it lliall be given to them
flUitn TLtnin i*!tjilicr
of iPana.iti samilir it.i
Iicl:nf5fl,&c, ^rrt.u,
milsholainDrliiliofllt'
lltcCIIDtrn.trsrnaiinlr
linn.«o.»i. il Bin. II.
fTIlt SlUB EpDI In
ifllirlBl's lott. int
buStim llm, siu-
Ingr VtoptirBp unit
■15,411^ In 1^1. tDliors
hr ttiil siniiK iliitT
PlIH 3411 IDIlHIUI
int»t.£'i,|Biii.rigi,
»
lltliK III Kiublas
loo^iunioihtiit, inli
gcKnnra tiiin is iir
(CmltltB, ClKll III!
■olDlirs df tlir gO'
Urimr toot jlisiiB
l«ii.»rt.«»«,inill.
for whom it is prepared of my FitlnT. And
when the ten heard ll.they were itiiived witii
mdi^nation igainl) the iwo litrlhicn. Bui
JttuscaUedehem untohira.ainl laid, Ve know
lh»t tht pL'iiiTOS of thi- Giiililcs exctcile dn-
niiiiion over ihein, and thuy thni arc gfcnt
eicrtife authority upon ihim. But it Ihall
iiol be ill among you ; but whofoever will br
great among y<'ii, let hiin be your miniltcr ;
^iiid whofoevtr will be chief among you, let
him be your fcrvaiil ; even as the Sun of man
f!ime not to be mtniitcred imtn, hut to mini
llcr, and to give hja life a tanlijni for m.jny.
Saint Bartholomew the ApoDle.
■T/jf CnUcH.
^ALMK-.HTVatideverlaftingGod,
wliodidlt give lo thine Apoftle Bar-
iholumew grate truly to believe and
to preach ihy Word j Grant, ivi'
lul^jeth thee, unto ihy Church, to loue that
Word wliich he believed, and both to preach
jnd receive the lame; through Jcfus Chrilt
our Lord. Amen.
For thi Bl-ijilt. Afls V. u,
V the hands of the Ajiulilcs were
many figns and wonders wrought
imung the people ; (and they were
all with one aeeord in Sohinion*"
porch r and of the ttft durft no man join him-
Saint Bartholomew the Apoftle.
Icif lo them ; but ihe people iiisgnificil thL-m :
and be lit vers were the more added to the Lord,
multitudes hotli of men and women ;) iiifo-
miich rhat they brought forth the lltk into
ibc ftrects, and laid them on beds and couches,
ihat at the leait the fliadoiv of Pdcr [laffing
hy tnight uverfhadow lonie of ihcnih Xliti't
ijiiiie alfo a mukitiidc out of the tides round
about unto Jerufalem, bringing (itk folks, and
lliern which were vexed wilh unclean fpirils;
and ihcy were henled every uae.
Tie Gof/iel. St. Luke mii, i^.
JND thtrc was alio a ftrifc among
ihera, which of (hem flioiild be ac-
counlcii the greatrll. And he faid
onto them. The kings of the Gcn-
Iilci exertife iortlllii)i over theni j and they
ihai exereife aulUofity upon them are calltd
btncfailors. But yc fliall not be lb : but he
that is grcaleft among you, icl him be as the
younger ; and he that is chief, as he that lioth
lerve. For whcthet is greater, he that littelh
al meal, or he that ferveih ? is not he thai
liltcth al meal ( but 1 am among you as he
that icrvL'th. Ye arc they whiuh nave con-
linurd wiih me in my templalions. And I
appoint iinio you a kingdom, as my Father
halh appointed unto ine ; that ye may eat and
dtitik al my table in my kingdom, and lit on
thrones judging [he twelve tribes of Ifmei.
.InU [||( sulclrts
(iliitin a iromn gf
lUonis, nnD put It
iipun Ills nriD, onB a
r^;
»li.J
?Sllirn ihou bnBi eout
mi ilin littn. Bii tona
Ibit iDau, tic. <<?[tl[s.
TccD m Ills tiglii
TiarQ, diiD fiQiuEO
till nnrr trintr IHQi,
Slmttsiltunla OidiO.
Sailm III lUdu tliat iTlt^i
loitttlng. tSam.noi.
It miEttni tiD ninM
trfdTF tiK iniiliUubCi
tfoiilni: I Dm inno-
iini iiT (rir D'jUj ot
Ill's luEi iiiin, liiiil
TDU ID II. riifp.tn.
IBal. IiDII.
Saint Matthew the Apoftle.
Saint Matthew the Apollle.
ALMtGHTY GoJ, who by tl.y
bW!cd Son diillt call Matlhew I'lom
(he receipt of fuftoiii robe an A[i(rl'-
tlc and Evaligclili ; Gram us gtace
Xo lorlhke all covetous delirci, and inordinutr
lour of ticlies, and to follow th« fcnic iliy Son
Jeliis Cli rift, who iivcihjnd rcigneth with ih«
and the Holy Gholi, one God, world without
end. Amtn.
The Ef'iflte 1 Co.. iv. (.
HEREPORE feeing we have this
minilliy, as we have received incrfy,
we fsini not i but liive renounced
the hidiim lhine» of dilhonefty. not
walking in craftinefs, norhandliiig ilie Word
of God deceitfully, hut by manitclistion of the
truth commending ourli'lves to every man's
conlcieiii'e in the I'ght of God. But if out
Goljicl be hid, it ii hid to them tliul are loll !
in ivltoin the God of (his world hath blinded
the minds of ihetn which believe not, till the
light of (he glorious Go&el of Chrili, who ii
the image of God, Ihould ihine unto them.
For we preach not ourfelves, but Chrift JtRii
(he Lordi and ourfelvei vour r<rvaiit»for Je-
lus' liike. For God, who comnisniled the
light to Ihine out of dutkncft, hath Ihined in
g(T n> I^Utiili. slgl«|.
7DlII,3>[-lSln|StlI.
riirn ili( ling (OB'
innnDtD, ino tfirr
tnughi, Kr.Stiiiilti.
1
^^^.
Saint Michael and all Angels.
ourheartG.tozive (he lighl of the knowledge
of the glory ofGod, in the facEof JeAis Chrift.
The Gofpel. S(. Mji[h. U, 9.
ND iiaJefusjialTed tbrlli from thence,
he law a man named Mallhcw, fit-
ting at ihe reteijjt of rullom : and
he lailh unto him, Follow me. Ami
h« arulv, and tbllowtd him. And it came to
pa&, as Jd'tis (at at meat in the houl'e, hchold,
marl)' Piiblic3n!< and linners came, anil latdown
with him and his difcipU*. And when the
Pharifee* Taw it, the y faid unto his diiiriplet.
Why eateth your Malter «ilh Publicans and
finners? Bui when Jclub heard that, he faiil
unto them, They that he whole need not u
phylician, but they that are (itk. But go ye
inil learn what that meaneth, 1 will have mer-
cy, and not facrifite \ for I am not come to
call the righteous, but finners to repentance.
Saint Michael and all Angels.
Till caiua.
EVERLASTING God, who hall
ordaincJ and eonftituted the lervlces
of Angels and men in a wondtrful
order J Mercifully grant, that as thy
holy Angela alway do thee fcrviee in heaven,
lb by thy appointment they niiiy liitcour and
defend us on earth j through Jefus Chrirt our
X-ord. Amen.
and 3rsiis Carr ni3
rca^s iRli umi Inia
a plJC nimrti iPii|.
imtii, rati'it (tilt
(tmHiHliiinanOIBiii
iiiliiricli!il]iiii,iinrl-
itiiT 5ini sni, mil
JL'sii3,&(..}iil<iii:li:,
lUtdhJiK icidl; ihf taiTOb
uf III! biimi otirtlng.
.iiililiini.&I.iSin.iill
Inriiuin ilir bniiim tonE
rlirrr OJiii'ims sllElis,
iiiD. Vr. I iiinfis jml
B B
Xnl) mnin ilirv UHi
Mini n Iti Dlnfi,
nll1iDiS(3ll'D<eii-
Barr.lhiiiltKyciu*
Saint Michael and all Angels.
tliti til in ino lilt
(D<l otrrs.oiitaiini
ilglii iiiiiin, iiin tiic
mnic i((. ilii, iiill.
for /Jr EfijHe. Rev, m. 7.
HERE wii^'vat in hfsvcn: Michael
aiitl ili^ aiiyris fiiughl agajnft llu'
ilragun.niKftlic ifragon foiighl ai"l
his angeis) nml prcvaitetl niir, iiei-
(htr «n ilicir placf fouml aiiy iiimc in h«a-
vcn. And the Bfcaf dragon wa' cali oul; lliiH
old ici'iicnt, called the desil and Snian, nliirh
dtcfivcih the ivhole vvovld ; he wai- cuft out
into the i;irili, and hi« aiigtla were fait out
with liiiii. And I hcjrd n loud voi« lining
inlitaven,No>vi»cmiK lalviilion.andilifiigth,
smi ihc kingdom of our God, ami the |JO"cr
ul kix Chrilf ! lilt ihe aiCiili-rolouf brclhrtn
ii call down, which arculcd thim bttbrc <jilr
God liiy and night. And they ovciraiiic him
liv tht- hlofid ot Iht Lamb, snd hy the noril oi
tlii'ii Idlinioiiyi and ihey hived not thi-ir lives
1.1H10 ihedesih. Thertfore rejoice, yt )itavtn»,
and ye that dwell in thtini. Wo to lh« in-
huliiicrs olfhccatlh, and of the lea : fot the
dciil is I'oiiic dovvn nnlo you, having gnai
l^■l^^lh, becaufc he knoweth that he luth hui
a (liorl time.
The Go/pel. St. Mii'h. tviil. 1.
r (lit liiTiie lime came the iliftil'l"
iinioJefiif^.iiiying.Whiii'tht (,-fi.it
eft in the Kingdom of heaven ? And
Jefus Ciilltd a iillle child unto hiin,
him in the niidit of ilum, and lliid,
lay unto you, Except ye \k convi-i'td.
Saint Luke the Evans^elift,
)n<i become as lilllecliiklrcn, ye DialJ noi eniei
into the Kiogd'jiti of heaven. Whofotvtr
iherdore Ihallhiimblc hlmlelt* as tliia little
tliilii, ihf fiimc is greatcll in tlie Kingdom of
heaven. And wliolb (hall reieive one fuc'h
liirle L'lilid in my Name, rectivelh mt. But
•vholalliillofTcnJ uneot llicrclilttciine-;whii.'h
hiflieve in me, it were bellct for liim that 3
niilHonc wert hanged alioul hi* nerk, and that
he were Jrmvned in ihe ileplh of the lea. Wo
Hntothc ^vitrld beeaul'e of *>ifcii<.'e3 : for if mtilt
needs be that oScin'cs come : but ivo lu lliat
man by whom the offence conicih. Wherc-
lore il ihy haor) or thy foot oti'end thee, i"iit
them off, and 4;aH thenj Irom thee : it is bel-
ter for rhce ro enter into lil'e halt or maimed,
rather than having two hand^i or two feet to
hr rait into iverlalting fire. And if thine eye
offend ihee, pluelc it L'lit, ind en ft it from (hec;
H IS belter for thee In inter into lilt with one
cyr, rather tb^n having (wo eyes lobe caft Into
hell-liir. Take heed that yc dcfjiife not one
ol thi'le little oneui for I lay unto yoii,Thai
in heaven their angel> do always behold the
face of my father which is in heaven,
Saint Luke the Evatigelift.
LMIGHTYGod.whocalledllLiitL
the Phyfiiian, whofc praile is in rlit
Golpcl, to be an Evangelift, and
?;iUMIirrilili)liirIii1if
ftgiB iPr.*r. em. 'I.
ipni of ihr sDlOlrrs
InlEt] a 5[irjT cif^fcB
l]ls Bill, ,tiiti ronh'
mtin (imi ttirttmit
BloiiIigntiUiti't. ant
lidlralaaliillUjirir-
[DiO, anD H^ rrcDrll
|SIIU(,&( .lull- III.
riit Istlt sit to fflo
~r5, rildl 5llJiT SilirtE
ilii mil, Xc, fit im.
Saint Luke the Evangelift.
Jasfph loan ilji bu
tV anB niiii(S(Diitii
t drjii linin rlmt,
innimliilntilsnrtD
Ininh IJihl^t III linl
liriDh QuirDrn hi rOf
■till .(tr.ffii.ii til.
Phyfiiianof ihcloiil) Miy il pUaft tln;r,(hat,
by the wholtfome medicines of tlit d u61r inert e-
iivcivdbyliim.jill the difcalesofoiir fouls may
be li«alecl ) thruiigli (he: nicritt of thy Son Je-
Tui Chfift our Lord. Amen.
The Efifile. i Tim. i». 5.
ATCH ihuu in all iliinp, endure
gelift, mJkc full proof of thy iiii-
iiiBcy. For 1 am now rcaiij' (o
lie uRereil, and the time of my departure vt at
hand, I have lixighl a giXKl tight, ] have
fintlhcd my conrd'i I have kc|>t the failh.
Hencefotih there i» laid up for me a crown
of lighltoul'ncri, which the Lord, the ri^hte-
oui Judge, (hall give me at that day ! mid nut
10 inc only, but unto ail them alfo that love
his appearing. Do thy diligtnic to rome
ihoflly unto me: far Dcmae; halh lorlaken
mc, having loved (his prdcnt world, and ii
dejwrlcil unto Thrffalonica [ Crefcciiii 10 Ga-
laiin, Titu> unro Dilinaiia. Only Luke it
with mc. Take Maik and bring liim with
thee; for he is profilahle to me lot the ini-
niltry. And Tychicii-i have I (irnt to Ephe-
fiis. The cloke that I left si Tru3& with Cai-
ptit, when (hoii coineli, bring with (hec i and
the books, but efpecially the parchments,
Alexander Ihc cop pct-fniith did mc much evil .
the Lord icwaiJ him according to his woik-'.
assaonJisilKsiKtuifi
Oomn JmitraJ cmiiuian
tltltial,«[. ioi.slli.
trtiR ll|t[ aiii9( iM
miniiilinlihianDigat
tliibotp, be. I;a.[ill.
Of' whom lie Ihouvvare alio, for he hath grtally
wilhltood our ivorils.
Sr. Lukff 1' 1-
f^T^l HK Lonl appoinird oihcr itventy
'jM 'j^ alio, and ftiit them two and iwo be-
■ V?7 5^ ''"^' hisiBce iiKo ivrry ciry and jilai'c
^^^ whrrher ht; liimrtlT wyutd tunit,
Thcrtfure laid heuTi(otheiii,The harvtlt truly
is greal, but ihc laUouicri are lew ; pray ye
ihcretuie the Lord of ihe liarveft, tbat he
wiiuid Tend 1'urth labnuitii into his harvell.
Go your way ; beh'dil, I ftiid yoii forth ns
lambs amoiij; wolves. Carry iitillier purft,
nor lcnp,nor thfie^j and faUite no man by ihe
way. And inio whstlijt-i'cr houfe ye ciiler,
firit liy. Peace be to rhi> hoult. And if tht
fon of peace be thtre,your peace Ihali reft upon
il ; if mil, il Ihall turn lu yuii a^in. And
in the lame huufe remain, eating and diin Icing
fi.th thing* a* they givc! for the labour^^r ]^
worthy ol hii hire.
Saint Simon and Saint Jude, Apoftles.
T/h- Cn/lca.
ALMIGHTY God, who haft built
thy Churth upon liie foundation ot
the Apolili:. and Prophets, Jelus
Chrilthimlclf bting the head corncr-
Itciie , Grant uk To to he joined together in
iinily iif I'pirit by their doilrine, thai we may
inr lain li In t unit
himn ont or i iirri,
bjlimlB It as III on
mm girl Hid. 3iiD
III II ait mas iht pir-
DiTltiB for tnt sat-
balli. nnd Hit sat-
bat||.&i.a.DliciJ'il.
.r
nrac 10 nis ttfilitin,
llrp. X-t. am, riiuli.
^DIDiDIoiK uclmiil),
Jilt lasi liliii ILU« m
^ Saint Simon and SaJnt Jude,
^st tut it tlin Iti
ttima mtrt (Sign-
iBtiD. tnt criimc is
iiigrlsiitiiolt)! Wo<
HUB. fill RSI, rail
tnoiEcf srct j(«us.
*(. Stit. utim,
be made an holy temple acceptable unlo thcr i
through Jclus Chiilt our Lord. Arntn.
Tht EpiftU. St. Judc I.
UDE.ihcfervaniofJefuiChriB.ond
I>rotlicr ol' James, lo ihcm (hjt arc
fanflificd by God (hr Fiiihcr, and
prefervedinJcfiisClirift, and called:
Mcicy unlo you, and pfareiind lovr be niul-
tiplicd. Beloved, when 1 gave all iliiigelic* to
write umuyoii of thcrojiniiiin [alvatinn.it w».
needful toe me lo write unto you, and exhoit
yuu, thnt ye IhouM earnellly lontcnd lur thi:
t'ailh whieh vraj once delivered \%\\\» the liinlx.
For iherc me certain men cirjit in unawnret,
who were before uf old ordained to ihit Con-
Jemiialiijn ; ungodly men, lurnhig the grate
of our God into tafcivioulhcrs, and denying
ihe only Lord God, and our Lord Jefui Chrilt.
I will therefore put you in remembrance,
though ye once knew lhi&, how that the Loid,
having laved (he people out ot the land of
Kgypi, aftcrwstd deftroytd them ihnt UelicveJ
noi. And the anzelt which kepi not their
firll ellate, liul led theii onji haliilation, he
hath reterved incvctlaHingchafn!! undcriiark-
nefsuniothcjudgemcniolihegreaiday. Even
as Sodom and Goniorrha, and I he eitiee about
ihein in like m:iniier K'^'ing tliemletves ovet
In fotnirniion, and gonig after rtiange fieJh,
;ind let forth for an example, fufTerJng the ven-
nifltir, (in» loat Itt
uniDiCi R^ti.onlitii'gsl
em JDtit. jDitit II-
Tf-a-OTT:
^■vy-TTirs^
jjcancc of eic>n:il lirr. LiJccwiIi; ullb lliclc
tiUhj drcamcn dctilc the flcHi, lierpile Uiinii-
nion, and Iptak evil of digmda. •
The GaffiL St. John .v. 17,
MIESE thinp I i-oinuiand yoii, llist
yc lore one inoiho. If ilic world
h»tc jrou, yt know i|i3t it haitd mr
hcforc it hultd you. If yc wrtc cf
the «otld, the norld iToulil love hi>««n r hut
hn-auli ft art not of the woild, hul I have
chofcn jrou ou( of the world, therefoic the
ivorld haltih yoii, Rrmonhcr ihe wotd iliai
] faid nnlo you. The frrvmil it not greairt
thsn the lord 1 if they have petfecured me,
they mill alfo prrfr«(itc you ) if ihcyhiivekcpt
mv faying, they viiU kerji yoiir'> alfo. But
all (hrfc thingi will they do unto you for my
Nume'k f^kr, ticciufe they knon- nut him (hat
fcni mc. If I h;ui not coine and Ipukeii unio
them, they had not hadlin: hul now they have
no tiuke for ihcic lin. He that hateth me
hairih my Father alio. II I had not done
amoiiK ihem the worlct which nunc other man
didftSty had nol had lin ; but now have ihcy
lioih leen,and hated both me and my Father.
But thit Cometh to [>iif«, that the wucd miglil
be fullUied thai ii written in their law, They
hated me without a caiirc. But when the
Comtoetcr ix come, whom I will lend nmu
yau from the Father, even the &)iiiit nl truth.
Ktubcn TrliiitirD \t Ih
III. ant tiNib 3istpl
MGtio'.&i-Oin.iii»l
iMilisnt ttninitur
stnl iDDiit' ( saugln
tla. tit- *\ti\. 111.
laiip GiDoo II ilir
iigiiltliTt nirptng.
(iig*s(b'<Diti.sti(
tilBrD tirisal imp
itt sipuKtiit. ID*
sdD.Jn. jlotnii.
All Saints' Day.
ci^i iMi minis, Jilt
sCt mini 3ii« iDid
iHm.i-c. /■Bor.ilil,
whitli ptiiiHileih from the Father, he (hall
turtit'jf ul' me. Anil yt alfo (lull birar «iinel>,
ln-Liiii/c yr have been with me liiim (lie bv-
E'"" ins-
All Saints' Day.
ALMIGHTY' Gf»l.«lio liall knit
lu^crliff lliiuc Ai^ti in oiii: t'l.immti^
iiiiili anil Icllowlhip, in the injltii'al
bud)' ui lliy Sun Clirill uiir Luril ;
Grant lis grac<^ lii la ^nilo^' rhy hidlfJ Saints
ill ill vimioui- and K"illy living, that nc ma.v
lomt to tliolc iinfpeakiibk joyi, which thou
h.ill ptcpaici! tor llicm tlwt imtsiynidly love
thee ; lliruiiyh Jcllis Chrili uur Litiil, Amen,
Fw Ihi E^ijllc. R(ii. vii. I.
N'D [ liiw' jnoLher angel aleeniiing
from iheeaft, having thi: Ti-alof rlic
Wintr God j and ht cried with a
imid voice to ihe four angeW, lo
whom it was given to hurt the titrth, unil the
lea, laying, Hurt nut the carih, neither the
lea, nor llie tret^ lill ive h4ve lealcd the fer.
I'ant'; iif our God in their torcheiids. And 1
heani the mini her of them which were li;..lcd ;
and ihcfc were lealcii an hundred and fuiij
lioulsnil, of all the tribe? of the
iracl.
eof Judawett fealed twelve tlimi-
Of tlie tribe of Reuben were fealed Iwelue
thoufaml.
Oriiietribeof GaJ were fealed twelve ihou-
I'and >
Of the tribe of Afer were fealed twelve thou-
fancl.
Ofth* tribe ofNcplithali were fealed twelve
tlioufind.
Of the tribe of Ma nalTes were fealed twelve
ihoiifand.
Of the tribe of Symeon were fealed twelve
ihoufaitd.
Of the tribe of Levi were fealed twelve thoii-
fand.
Of the tribe of Ifathar were fealed iweive
thou fa lid.
Of the tribe of Zabulon were fealed twelve
thouland.
Ofihe iribe of Jofeph mere fealed twelve
thou land.
Of the tribeof Benjamin were fealed Iweli't
thoufand.
After ibiEi 1 beheld, and lo, a great multi-
tude, which no man could number, of all na-
tions, and kiiidredti, and people^ and tongue^^
ilood before the throne, and before the Lamb,
clothed with white robes, and palms in their
hands ; and cried with a loud voice, faying.
Salvation to our God which fttteth upon the
throne, and uulo the Lamb. And all the an-
gels liond round about the throne, and about
aitO Jitdt ciUiB Hf
naini t( tW llui Ut'
nicl, At. 0rn, mit.
annn anamrrrD: ^lir
Ini lit Dill) 113. tube
l(tR, iil. jiieQis Di.
JfSUS E.lltl 10 riiii'
mis. pill lli|i tingtt
iltrc, mil set mlm
tn SMtfri uniD
iniin, tl( niJ5 t!-
AU Saints' Day.
[iiitcDiiiioticgtirn,
intBauiilx tight
llie diler>, anil the tour bealis, Miti Icll hctur.
tht ill rone oil [heir Ijoi^s '*"d wcnlhi|>pcd GlhI,
laying, Amen; BIc-Bing, and gloiy, and wil-
Jum.niid lli3iiklgiviiig,unil honour, and pow-
er, dnd JTiight, lie untu our GchI fat ever 3n:1
eviT. Anirn,
TAeGyPel. Si. Mmh. v. i.
ESUS, ftciiig ihc multitudes, wtiil
i.ip iiUu a ittoifTiEiiTn ; and when he
was liji, hi> dilL'ijjlo caiiie iimo him.
And ht opened his mouth, anil
taught ihi-m, laying, Bicfli^il aii; tlit pear in
Ijiii'ii ! for thtir's ii the kiiigLlom of hc»veii.
BklTcd are they ihit iiiouni ; for they (Imll be
tomforltd. BitiitU are the inetk ; for thiv
Ihali inherit tlu' earth. Blcfli;d art- they nhicli
ifo iiiingtr jnd tliirll attrr righlcouliielii ! liir
ihey fhall he tilled. Blciri-il s,ie tiie nieicilol :
for they Ihall ohtoin mtti-v. Bidlcd are llic
purB ill heart; foi they fh.ill Tec Gwl, BitfiiO
are the peafc-maJtec? i for thi'y ihall be railed
the children of tlod, BiclTtd are (hey whitii
are pertc:cuted for tightcoufners' fake -. lor
thcir'^ 11 the kingtiom of heaven. Blcfl'ed ar<
ye, when men niai] revile ymi, and perfitute
yciu. and ihall lay all nianner ul* evil ag;iiiilt
yoti Ijiicly fur my fjkc. Rejoice, and be ts-
I'ctdinggud i for great is your reward in ht.i-
vcn ; lt>f til perlecuied they thc(irophei»vvliii'h
ncrti hetiire you.
ailDV'liorlilllilllliDIIlltl'
AoD, Ilia tu.is no mill
s»n, tor, .vr. i9cn. D.
?|ITir iiipritrD d rhl'
Tlat of ^Tt. Alltt iMIfSirA
<jf till, !>-(. II Kings II
niuiv
Tlic Of^r of ihc
Admi munition of the Lord's Supper,
Holy Communion.
O K»Kt-mfbj!l/irmff ibiir tamo it if* Otrntr,
M .'tjJICmt t'mi lii,4ty tifi't.
tf Am JM< 0(1 «•>■/ u til ■rJ/ihu'i ly wrj
tr4nJ,fitilj' lit Crfi'tfitliftt lii'iiytjfittMi
lit Cirrdfft t^%*f£ J*>il\Vjfr ihi't ft ^il ,^i i'm
tad A£9ffi*tt i-tw, 'ImI \m d*r t\\'^ t^ f'-jut^ lu/
IHHU n tit tinj'l TlHt,¥1lll it tjif tft*:yi/t'
llfiJ ^ftfllf H *«« IrtJj itftV/J r'J d^'JiJ
ttl j'trwmlr nauttty hft, itjt lilt Ci*friftlM s<)
ittiiiyiijtu^J, tDAi* if/i'i %vt'riJftnliJi jrd
litl it t^b 'litmftrjrd tU /KTixi, la tvicm iithiri
T TU famt trAr jhjll iht C^au xfrmi it <: .'
rwtiwJnmti f<fitfvitkMA^M*diijieitAit . ,
nt' /*^n^ itrm 19 ^ P^rr jitri tf J ti Lif J : I-:
irfittftttHilt ji ^ifvsn tr imrrwt ii/trgni/tim
ilu ttitHr tf ht Aftirr ^i.' rtM lit stttr Earh in)
fMiffiJ *ri''6 i-m, ani f nuU ttmiil fir Ital *■
rf'^^'S
^rjujjtj fj a goMy vniry, But fnnma ps!t in hit
Jrvtitiriiniji and mtirn-f : tbt Aftitjl/r in ibet tatf
tu^hr to tijmit tht ptniuii fjoi le thi Ivh O^n-
inunhn, .mj ni.s him thai 'i uhA'.BUt^ rrt^ideA
itar rvcry M^mJIir Jo itp<tl',«g jij, .11 " fptiifira
hl^tbit, i^ /if ritut prtititf^t Pariig'iU'Ji <,f ihli Rk^
6rrcJr,Jiwi/ ii oi/i^fJ ro givt aH ti<it,i'Hi I'J i^e Jant K
w rbt OrJinary jvithinfburta^dayiaftir aT fhijar~
yViJjfl^ pfryon uavrjing to Mc Otrtott.
^ riv Tiibl/f rif ibe Cutumufki-timr htt^^i^g a fti'
vjhitt Lntn iUib iifvit ii^jhalljitifidin itt fffJv .y
ttf CbtinK vr in tfit Cfi^nrtlt tvhirt M'irn'fg at\f
Eviii,ng P'jyer art uflvihltd ro br Jinti, And ib^
Pr.tfi fianJittg jl til N'.nb-Jiiic (/ tin Tiihts /iviV
Jtiy til Lo'il'i Prayir, viiit tbt ikiUH /ifUiXt}'mg,
ihi pe-.pU inet/iitg.
UR Faiher which art in heaven.
Hallowed be ihv Name, 1'hy
kingdom come, Tliy will be done
m eauh, Aa ii is in heaven. Give ui ihis
day oui daily bread. And forgive ua oui
tre!pafl"c3, As we forgive ihem thai trcl'pjft
againll us. And lead us not inlo lcn)}iu-
cion ; But deliver us from evil. Amen.
7ir CalUfl.
LMIGHTY God. unw w nom ill
heurls be open.all defire; kngtvn,
and from wlitjoi no fecrcis arc
bid i Clennfe the ihoughti ol our lieitti by
ihe laf^ttt'ioa of ihy Hcdv Spirit, ilut we
m»y pcrfUlly love rlK«,in«) worthily m«g-
nily thy My Name ; through ChriU our
Lord. jfMtx,
t Tin AhV /i> /"'wt, nriiMf W ri* ^<^r, rtttnf,
I iijtmflljtiliU TEN COMMANDMEtfTai ^^.i
^ III fttfli jiul tvilnt^Atll, tflii rtf-jr Cttrm^.i-
Mr«F, ^ GvJ ^t'tj ftf lift fr^tjfrr^im tt^etj'
fir \ht trnt f*p, *»t jTMt ti kHf lU }m ft itt
lim 1$ ami, Mftliivah,
OD fpckc ihde wWi, •nd faid ;
1 am (he l-ord ihy God : Thou
Ihalihave noneoih^r godt but tnc.
Pfiplt. Lord, have tatJ^y upon ut, and
incline our hearts lo keep ihi> law.
MiKiJItr, Thoo (halt doi makf to ihy.
fcif any gr*vcn image, nor the likcncf« of
nny ihiiig tliat is in hvaveti above, or in the
citih bcDcaih, or in the water under the
earth. Thou (halt not bow down to them,
nor ivorfhip them : <br I the Lord thy Gad
am ■ jealoui God, and vifii the Tint of the
faihen upon the children, iinio the third
and fourth generation of them thai hate me,
and flieiv mercy \iv,tn thoufanda ia them
C lit SI Icsiis.
Clin tisMliTit at
Btrcf.
JKW Rintnn (ID)
UStlJIIKll.
Wi,
JHiaiMgmit.inii
tilngtll tiaisrK.
The Communion,
tliat love me, and keep my commDiiilmcnij,
Pn/>/e. Lord, have mercy upon ua, and
mchnc our hearts to keep this law.
Mlniftfr. Thou fhalt not lake ihe Name
ni the Lord thy God in vain : for the Lord
will not hold him guililefs, that lakcth his
Name in vain.
Ptopie. Lord, have mercy upon us, and
incline our hearts to keep this law.
Mmi/ler. Remember thatlhou keep holy
the Sabbath-day. Six days (halt thou !*•
bour, and do all that thog halt to do ; but
ihe fcvcnth day is the Sabbath of the Lord
thy God- In it thou flialt do no minner
ofwork,thou,andihyloii,andlliy daughter,
ihy man-fcrvant,and thy maid-fcrvanl. thy
cattle, and the Hrangsr that ia within thy
gsies. For in fix days the Lord made lica-
vcn and earth, the fca, and all that m theift
is, and refted the feventh day : wherefore
the Lord blefied the feventh d*y, «nd hal-
lowed it.
Peepk. Lord, have mercy upon u», and
incline our hearts to keep this law.
Miniflir. Honour thy father and thy
mother i that ihy days may be long in the
lund, uhich the Lord thy God givcth thee.
Pt«fl4, Lord, have mercy upon at, ami
incline our hearu to keep this Uw.
Miaifirr. Thou ftijit do no mtirder,
Peifle. Lord, have mercy upon lu, and
incline our li»r(t C4 keep chii law,
MiDtjUr. Tliou fti»\\ not comitiii adul-
terj-.
Ptsplf, Lord, hive mercy upon lu.and
incline our hcaru to keep tSit )itv.
MiBiJitr. Thoa flult not Itejl.
Ptupk. Lord, liavc mercy ution ui, and
incline our hcird 10 keep ihii Uw.
M'mifitT, Thou (halt not bear lalfc nrii-
ncf) >pbll thy neighbour.
Ptaflt. Lord, have mercy upon ui, and
incline our hearts to keep thii law.
Mmijrir. Thou flwlt not covet thy
neighbour'! houre, thou Ihali not covet thy
neighbour'* wife, nor his fcrvant, nor hii
maid, nor hii ox, nor hit lit, nor any thing
that is hii.
Pnplt. Lord, have mercy upon us, and
MTiic all thefc ihy laws in our hearts, we
befcech ihee,
1 Ttiw fimti fiUam t«i tf ittft niH OiHtflt fir thi
^ii; 'In P'itJI fijiiiHt ai lirfott, itidjayi'i.
I
(m^
ri'V^
SiRP.
The Communion.
Let ua pray.
LMIGHTY God, whofc kingdom
is cvcrlulliiig, and power iniiniic ;
Have mercy upon ihe whole
Church I and fo rule the heart of thy chofcn
Servant t'ICTORIJ.O'it Qiicen and Go-
vcrnour, ihal Ihc (knowing whofc minille;
{he is) may above all (hiiigs feek thy honour
and gloty : and that we, and all her lub-
jefls (duly confidcring ivhofe authority Ihe
haili) may fwihJoIly fcrve. honour, ana
humbly obey her, in ihec, and (or ihcc, ac-
cording to iliy bleflcd Word and ordinance;
through Jefus Clirill our Lord, who wiih
ihec and the Holy Ghoft livclh and rcign-
cih, ever one God, world without cud. '
Amrn.
Or,
LMIGHTY and evcrlsftlng Gnd,
we are lauglil by ihy holy Word,
that the hearit of Kings are in
thy rule and governance, and liuc thon doD
difpolc and turn ihciti aa i( reemclh bell
to thy godiy wifdom : We humbly bcfcech
thee lb to difpofc and govern the hci»(t of
i'lC.TORIA thy Servant, our Qiiecn and
The Com m union.
Governour, that, in all her ihoughts, words,
and works, (be may ever leek ihy honour
and glory, and lludy to prefcrve (hy people
commicied lo her charge, in wcalih, peace,
and godlinefa; Grant this, O merciful
Father, for thy dear Son's fake, Jcfus Chrift
our Lord, Amen.
II Thn>jb.ill trf^idibcCulUfloflhiDny. jfndim-
mrjijrrfy o/rir lAi CilliS ihe P'hjl Ihall riad ibi
EjuBlt, ^ay'mg. The Epiftle \iir, [lie jwrtion of
Scripiure appointed for ihc Ep'tl^le] is WIKcn In
ihe CtiapTcr of — —'beginning it the
Veife. AnA ibi Efifili ended, ht piall jay. Here
endeth the Epinie. T/uHjhaii ii read lit Gdffrl
(ibi ^iip!e all Jlaiding aft) jaying. The holy Gul-
pel ii wrliien An the ChiipTer of be-
ginning 4r the Vcrfc. And the Gtjj^l sndfd,
jhxtl be Juitg or jaid tbr Vrted fnUifwingt the people
Jiill Jljndin^j M befurt.
BELtEVE in one God the Father
Almighty, Maker of heaven and
earth. And of all things vifible
and invifible :
And in one Lord Jefus Chrift, the only-
begotten Son of God, Begouen of his Father
before all worlds, God of God, Light of
Light, Very God of very God, Begotten,
not made. Being of one fublUnce with the
Father : By whom all ihings were made.
fBntii tiijtitn miib
inliTiiEiTir?,
== W*'
'«-■?■-*-'- ^:-; J
__-=-r'^-*^ IJ^
"T,
The Communion.
Who for U3 men, and tor our falvalion came
down from heaven. And wat inwrnate by
the Holy Ghoft of the Virgin Mary, And
was made man. And wu ctueified xlfa for
LIS under Pontius Pilaie. He fuffered md
ivas buried, And ihe third day he rofe again
jccording to the Scripmres, And afccndcJ
into heaven. And lillclh on the right hand
of the Father. And he fliall come again
with glory to judge both the <iuick and the
Jeud : Whofc kingdom (hall have no end.
And I believe in the Holy Ghoti, The
Lord and Giver of life. Who proceedclh
from the F.iiherand iheSon, Whoiviih ihc
Father and (he Son lof.cthcr iiworlhipped
and glorified. Who fp.ike by the Prnphels,
And I believe ^ne Caiholick and ApoUolicL
Church. I acknowledge one Bjptifm lor
the reniifiion of fini, .'^nd I look for the
Kefurre^tion of the dead. And ihe life of
the world to come. Amen.
^ TiiK lit Curtli Ji-ill inlfi itiat lit fnfU tiUl
Ihiy-Jrfi.et Fajlitji-Jjyi, ji is lit Ifni ftlXnf
I'X It hi abjftid. jinj tkm tlfi fi/Mtjfii* UJ
jtMii nvIKe it fp-'tn tj itt C^amuntiH J dVi/ B'uft^
Ciranaiiitafd Ktrvtrnmu^iijiibfintj^. And ir^ikvtit
//vi! tr fr!-:/jimld cr fyatli/l-vj it Ibt Cbur.t, dt'ltg
rht t\mf vf Oit'i"e Se*\^iir, ^nr t'V I At Minipi' : ii"
The Communion.
Iif iim My liafttrntntM a fftftiiiii in ttt Ruin
Jittfj tfitt fUn.
Thn^ltfif/mi rlv &rw. v«w i/rf« llimUlu
.:-i^i^ jiifutk.u Urttjur n ii fn fink, if M-
<'--•'}■
Ttrw/tjJ/ltl FlitJI rtlw tnU UrJ'l T4Hr,Mj
kx" '*< Ofiirlirj,frfl»£ ui (r lmlr< if lUJl &•■
ttva fiHrmtj, a it Uintttt imjt (WHuinf i> til
ET your tiglit (o Ihinc before men,
ilut tliry mvf l« Tou( good wvfks,
ftnd glorify ymi tMhtt wKii'h i> in
heaven. Si. Matli. v.
Lay not up foe youifclTn irrifurc upon the
cairb I where the rull and tnoili doili turrupt,
»nd nlicrc chicvn Iwrak ihiough and rtcil ;
bill lay up for yourlciv» trol'urci in hcavm ;
whetr neither ruft nor moth doth corrupt, and
whirr tliicm do not brc*k Ihrough and llnl.
Si. Maiih. v\.
Whatfoevcr ye would ih»t men ftiouU do
unto you, nen To do unto tht-m i for lh» i>
the L»i» and llic Pro|>hci«. Si. MailA. vii,
Not crery one ihat faith unio mc. Laid,
Lunl.null enter into the Kingdom of htaven ;
but be that docth (he will at' my Fulller whidi
a in heaven. St. Malik, vii.
Zitehcm (iood forih, »ntl faiti unto the
Lorvt, Behold, Lord, the half of my goods I
);iie to the puor) and if I have done iiiy wr<>ng
It!" lan.
J%
"'"^. .
>-4
Igimiiut 19 u (
xui.
to aiir mail, I reftore foiir.fold. Si. Lukt xn.
Who goelh a waiiafeat any time of llisown
eoft? Who planieth a vmcyatd.andcareth not
ol'ihc fruit tlictiot"? Orwhofccdeth a flock,
and caltthnotoflhe milk of (lie flock f i Cw. ix.
If we have jown uqCu yoa I'pititiial tilings,
is it a great mailer if we Ihall reap your world-
ly tilings? I Cor. ix.
Di) ye not know, lliat lliey who miniltef
sboul holy thing! live of the factificei and
they vvhu wait at the altar are partaken with
the altar? Even fo hath theL(inl:ill(ii)fdiuned,
that they w)io ptcich the Golpd Ihauld lii'c
of the Gofpel. i Cor. ix.
Hi! that foweth lillle (hall r<;»fi Utile) and he
[hat j'i>weih plenteoiilly fti^ll iv3v pirnicoully.
Let every man do according ai he ii difpoTed
ill his heart, not giudgingly. or of neccffily i
for Gtjtl lovetli a thetrfiii givet. i Car-, ix.
Let him that is taught in the Word minillee
unio him thai leacheth, in all good things.
Be notdecciveil, Godisnot mocked i for what-
(bevet a mail fowcth thstflisll he reap. Gel.v't,
While we have time, lei u* do good itnio
all men ; and AitciaJly unio tbrin that aix of
the houliiolJ of faith. Col. vi.
Godlincfs a great rirhei, if a man be con-
Tent with that he hath : fjr we brought ni>-
rhing into the world, neither may we cairy
jiiy thing out. i Tim. \\.
Charge them who aic liih in this ivoeldt
.^a*f*
J' he Com m union.
ihal ibcy be rnuly to give, and gtiil to iJillri-
bmt t Inyingupinllorcfor Ihcnilcli'n i gooit
Nii.ruldliuii igtinlt the lime to mmc, llul ihcy
ir.^^s ailRm rlcinnt lit«. i 7im. vi,
OotI ii col iinriehttoiii, tti>i he nil! fintgri
ytnir worki, and labtnir that piorccdtth of
lovrt which lovtjc hivt(he»'tJlbilii»>.';irm '^
liikc, nho have iiiinillrrcil iiiilalhc Iii>ii'\. <ii<l
yrl do minilltr. Htt, t't.
To do jEooil, and to dlAributc, fotgtt not -,
for with luch liicrificcx Uoii i> well ptnrcit.
Hit. xiii.
Wholb hilh (hi* vrorld'i good, ind fccth
hii brother have neMf,*ndfliulli:th np hiicinn-
pillioa frvm him, how dwclkih (he luvc ol
God in him t t Si. JtAa iii.
Give aim* of thy g<K>di, and never turn ihy
face from any poor man ; and then the fact
of the Lord fliall not bt lurncil away ftoni
th«, Titiil iv.
Be merciful after thy power. If (Ixiii halt
inuch, give |ilenti'>u(1y -. if ihoii hull i'mlc. Jn
(hydiligttice gladly to give ot that litili ; |. ir
Ibgathetttt thou ihyleil :i guoJ rcw^id in ilti
da* of neceflily. Tolrit iv.
He that haih pity upon (he poor IcnJctli
unto the Lord : and look, what he layeth om,
it (hall be paid him ajtain, Prav. xix.
Blellcd he the mail (h:it prcivide(h foi (he
firk and nrtdy i the Lord Ihall deliver him in
the time i)f ooiiSle. Pi'Mm «1f.
w^
fliairr IB iit(WBrt
(ditK.
u
AtliDienivHi
g[4tr.
rfiinni ovprisDilt
righl.
The Communion.
V H^Mlp rbeft Hementri art im rmdin^, lie DsactKi^
C&wtlnViirJrni^ or otbirjir pe'fon .jfipoinltd fw tkai
purf'tijit Ji^H rntpitt the Almi for the P«r, tfitl
mbf tlmaiions tf :hi fnfiU, in u Ji.-itl infii if U
frmiJid ly ihr Parijh fm rtai pu/pc^ i itiiif rriY-
reitilf irmi it fa (*< FruJI, wio ftvll tiimily fni-
ft'ii iimt f/iitf it iipi'i ihc Itfily Tnhie,
II AMtiivhip lltert ii a Cbmrnunisnttie Pr'u^ Jb^H ibff
flaci afun ibi TMr jii IHKfb Srttd and fKlHf, ai
htjbili itM /uJficirHI.
Afitr lahiib Jooty lit Piufi Jhall fay,
Lcl us pray for the whole (tale of Chrirt'i
Church mililam here in eaitli.
JLMIGHTV and cvitliviti^ GoJ,
who by ihv holy Apoftle hal! taugUl
u^ ID make peaven, and fupjittiM-
lioni, and tu give thank's, tor ill
I oidd i Wc humbly hcletcb
I ihtc nidll mctei folly {la ar- V '*'" ** "'
! cffi our aim and ablalioni, ■''"" ", =*'■"""'■
««J] to >ecdve tliclc our ;»',-A" '*""'■''
pr^yn-s which «e offer «mo ^tl,""'';"'^'
I thyD,v,.uM3jcltyi bcrecch- „„„,, j, /,« „,
iiig ihce 10 inlpire ruixin- „fgiX
iiaTly the univerfal Church
wiih the fpirit of tnilh, unity, and concord i
And grant, (hat all they that do confers thy
holy Name niay agree in the truth of tliy boty
Word, and live in unity,and godly love. We
brli-erh thee ilfo to fave and delend all Chril'.
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The Communion.
liaii Kinei, Piiiuri, anil Govcrnoun) and
fpecliiUy tliy Scrvini VlLTORtA out Qjirrn j
rl'ii unilcT her vt tmy be godly and <|uici]y
/' .crncd 1 And grant unto htr whole Coun-
i II, xnd t(i all ihul arc put in luthuHty under
her, thai they nuy truly and indiRciEittly m\-
niftet juAicv, (o the puDifhmcnt of Kivkedncrii
ind vice, and to the ma in (c nance uf thy tmc
rclinoB, ami riitae. Giit mee, O iMXvenly
Falher, lo all Bilhop* trnd Ciirato, that (her
may both by their life und doctrine Tel fbiih
thy true aiid lively Word, and rightly :mit
duly adminiiltr thy holy Sicriincnii; Anil
to all thy people give ihy heavenly grate )
and tlpecially lo tliii congregation nerc pre-
lent \ Ihal, vtiih meet; heart and due r«vtr(lK«,
they »n«y hiat, and receive thy luiljf Word^
truly ferving ihee in hulinelt and tighicoul-
na£i all the da\-i ot their lil^c. And ire inofl
httmUy hcleccii thee of ihy gooducl's O Lord ,
to rousfort and liiccout all ihi-m, »ho in ihii
Iranfitory lite are in iroulile.forrotv, neoi, lie t-
nel's or any other advtrAty. And we alio
bleli Ihv billy Name for all ihy foivanti de-
puted ini»liic in ihyfnilh and fear ; liclclch-
tngthee to ant tii gtacx lb lo folloiv thcii
I good nainpTes that with thctn we mny be
' panakert o( thy heavenly kingdom i Ur.mi
I (hii, O Father, tor Jcfut Chiilt'a lake, out
only Mediator and Advocate. Ama.
Sirtnirti stonn la
tti dm.
IH'Ulrrrtd ililn kg
Jut 1 1 1).
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Coutigi Is tola In
iCttlsl.
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The Communion.
lit* tfiAt bflj CmintnitH, (luhiri or fiull mlwjji
d» n^K tbt Sundfi^t or jomi H^Iy-djy^ j mmtdmrelf
£EARLY beloved, on -Aiy nexl
I purpolc, <h rough God'^ alTillunrc,
to adminillcr lo all I'lich as Ihilll 1>(
lel'gioully and dev on llyUi (pored li\c
molt comlurtaljle Sarcaimni of ihe Body »nd
Blood of Chrlft ( lo be by thtm rcitiviil in
remembrance of hiH mcritorioiit Crolt »ii(l
Pnllion 1 whereby alone we obiain remilBon
nfauifin!i,andBte mndcpartakcnoftheKinjc-
Jom of heaven. Wherefore it it our iluly to
render moft liiimblc nnd hearty (bxnkii lo
Almiehty Gml out heavenly Father, for Iha!
he halTigiven hit Son our Saviour JcliiiChril),
not only (o die (or u«, biit alfo to be our Ipt-
rltunl food mid fiiDcnanrc in that holy Sacru-
mcnt. Whieh being ib divine and tomfort-
xble 3 thing to them who rretivc It worthily,
and lb dangerous lo thcltl that <ivill |iticfuine
to rrteivi- it unworthily ( my duty h lo ri-
liort yoii in the mean leifon to confider the
dignity of that holy myllety, »nd the grciil
peril ot the unworthy rei'civmg ihetrof ; and
lb to fesrch and examine youtownionl'eicnec*,
fand that not lightly.andiificr the manni:r of
dilTcmblen with God) but ia) ilist ye may
eome holy ■nd rle«n to futh a heavenly Fcflrf,
in the inatriaoe-pirmenc required by God in
The Communion.
iiolyScnpliirc,3iiil lie received as worthy par-
lakers ot [hat holy Table.
Thd ivriy and mtans thereto it ; Firft, to
examine your lives and con veriat ions by the
rule of God's commandments ( and whcrcin-
loevcr ye (hall pertcive yoiiiTeives to have of-
tciidcd, cither by ".ill, word, or deed, there
lo bewail yout own linliiiiief*, and to confefi
youtfelvtk to Almighty God, with full pur-
(mjIb of amendment of life. And if yc Ihali
petceivc your offences to be fueli as are nol
only againll God, but allbagainll youi neigh-
bours j then ye lliall reconcile yourlelves unlo
ihem ; being ready to make reftitution and
latisfa^ion, according to the uttermoil of your
powers, for all injurici and wrongs done by
yoil to any otherj and being likewifc leady
to forgive others thai haie offended you, as ye
would h»ve forgivenefs of your oHVnteB ai
God's hand : for othcrwife the receiving ol
the holy Commitnion doth nothmg elle but
incr^alc your damnation. Therefore if any
of you he a blafuhcmer of God, an hiudertr
or ilandercr of his Word, an adulterer, or be
in malice, or envy, or in any other grievous
crime, rejicnt yoii of your (ins, or efie come
not to that holy Table ; left, after the taking
of thai holy Sacrament, the devil enter inlu
you, as he entered into Judas, and fill you foil
of all inifioiiiei, and bring yoii to deltru^iun
fintll i-il li.vrlv ipul T'lul.
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inn DriDlii6.
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And bKUift it is rniuilile, that no nian
li>iiul<lcomctal}iclii>)v Ojmmtinion.biit wiah
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<<lio by iliii nicini caiiiiui iiuU'l hit owe ix>n-
(i-tencr hi-ri:lii, liul rci|iiimh furtlicr minlVirt
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Wiint, ami <i|)t:n li'u cmf ; lliit by (h« min-
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bciiclii nf abfoluiion, logciher niih gholUy 9
cmiiilcland ulvi(^,to the cguiriin;; i>f hiiiwa- 9
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lift 'ill Ettufiaii f. In
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H ^Jt linieiid.byOud'i^nKc.tocelebraie 19
W X^ llie Lord'i Suppet ! unto whieh, in In
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'^' Gml'i biliall.I bid you nil lliiitarr |M
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here prrfcill i :uid Infrirch jmi, (tit ih* Lun)'y9
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JeluK ChriltV fake, thai yc will nol lefufe to pB
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come iherelo.beinglblovingly called and bid- 9
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den by God himfcll'. Ye know hu".' ghevuui B
Hb^hIk^H
nnd unkind a thing il it, when a iii.iii halli 9
[iirparird a rich fcM, decked hit table with all X
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kind ofprov!lion,l<jtb»t there Uckcih nothing HI
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but ihe guells tu fit donii i a»<\ yet they who HI
F^^^^^^JnH ate callril (ivilhoiit uny caiilV) mult unlhank- |9
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liillv rt'liik' tci come. ^Vhicb oi y^n.! in loth
Sttdllng. isDUfn
Iftt in lie
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p
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» cafe ivoulii iiol bemcivrit ! Who vvoulil not
^ihinka grew injury imi wrong done unio dim ^
IW hereto re, moft dearly lieloveii inChrilt;Mkt
rye gooJ heed, lili yf. wiilidrawiiig yourlelvei
' From (his huly Supper, provoke God'i indig*
natiiiii agaiiiA you. It is an ealy iiiatler tor
I mm Id fny, I will doI rommoniciite, becaule
1 am othcrwife hindered with worldly bufi-
atft, Bui liich excufes art not lb eaiily ac-
cepted anil allowed before God. If any man
lay, I 3111 3 grievous firmer, and therelbre am
straid lo come ! mherelort then do ye not re-
pent and amend ? When God calleth you,
are ye iioi afliameU to fay ye will not come ?
When ye (houid return lo God, will ycextiifc
Jiourfcives, and fay ye are nut readv ? Con-
idcr eameftly with yourfclves how little futh
tcigned exeufes will avail before God. They
' that tefuftd the fi:aft in the Gofpel, becaule
they had bought a farm, or woold Iry their
yokes of oxen, or becauie they were married.
'ths nut lb eKCoIed, but counted iinw'(>rihy
' the heavenly fcalV, 1, for my part, Diall be
( ind, according to mine OtScc, I hid
I Ihe Nanieof Goil, I call you in Clirift';
'half, I eihurt you, an yc love your own lal-
vaticin, that ye will be partakers ot this holy
Communion. And as the Son of God did
vouthlhfe 10 yield up hi? lijul by death upon
(be Crofs for yotii falvalion ; fo it in your duty
!•■ rcirive the Communion in remembiance
c^
itiai (s tiatii.
lliiDirli. It.
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The Communion.
or the lacrifirr of hisi]ealli,SKlic Iliinfdf halii
coinmandcH : nhich if yc Ihall nrgUA ro do,
coiiliiirr wiih )-o\irlelv« how.- gmi injury yr
lin untu Gud.ind howfure puniitinicnl hon^-
ctli ovci' yfliif hvailn for llie fiiiuc i nlicn jrt
wilfully nhllxin From the I.oixl'ii TjiUlc, aiid
tcparaic tVumyaur brethren, who come TO fctit
• 111 till' binqiK't of that mull heavenly loml.
Thcic ibin^ if jx tsrnelUy confidcr, yr will
by (lOd'i bthcc >i-tiirn tu a bciitr ininiJ i lor
(he obtaining whereof »c (h»ll not reafc lo
iii»kr our humble pciiiions utito Aliaightjr
Ciml out Imvcnly Fath(r.
^ ytr tlx fimtcflite af^tjfifn ^/rii Ctntmvit^t '^^
drnmumfaHti tii'g nnvmittily flaai ftr ihi •>■
iriviiti of lit btlj &urtmtm, lit fritfijkaHfay i\i :
EARLV lielovcd in the LonI, yc
thui mitid til come lu the holy Com
niunion of (he Body and Blood ot
■)Ur Siiviotir Chiilt, niuH roiifider
how S.iint f.iiil cxhortcth nil iicirnoMliligtmly
to try and elamine ihcmliilTci, befotcthi-v pK-
(iinii' to Ml of that Bread, and drink of ihit
Cup. Ffir as the Wiirtit a gtvst, if nrilb a
true iictlitrtit hcait and iivcly tuilh wc «cci»t
thai fioly Sacrninenl j (for intn »vc fpiiilually
I'^it (he Iti'lh of Chritt, and drlnlc h» blood';
thtii wc d«fll in Chi ill, niid Chrilt in ai g we
lire one with Chiill, iind I'bnrt with uh i) Ut
\\ flir' rlnn^T!" '_■]"- ir, it wi- i'['['i-ive the t'lmc
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unwuithily. For thni *ie urc Kti'lty ot t^<
Boily and Blood nt Chrill our Savimir ) wc
e«t uiil iIiibIc our own damiulioo, oot ron-
GJ«iing the LotxI'i Body ; wc kindle Goil'ii
until a^iiill i» I Wc prOvMQ IliiB to J>ilgiK
tit nith ilircn Jilciret, >B(I fucidry kincit o(
ilraih. Jndp lh<relb(v yoiirlclvci, btcihnn,
thai yv be not judgml of the Lord ; trptni
you tiuly fur yuiir lint paJl i have a lirtly and
Aedfilt tjiith in Chrill our Saviour ( 4iikiiiI
)-«ur \ivti, aiui be in pcrfct>l thariry nilh ull
men i To fiiall ft b« iriMt partaken of thofe
huly myJItrin. And above ill lhiiig%yc mult
;j;irr moli bumble -tnd hearty tlinnk* to Cod,
ih( Faihcr, the Son, uid the Holy Gholt, fur
ilie redempiioii of (b« woilij by the deilh and
ji>l1)un ol' uut Saviour Chrill, botb Guil and
mail i nho did humble bimrdl, even to ilie
dciib upon the Ctoli, for ui, mircnblc linnen,
vho lay in darkiicri und (be flmdui* of dcilh |
ibiC Ik inighl nuke u> ibe cbililieti of God,
and exalt UI In cierliliing life. And to the
tnd iliai we iliould al«*iy remember llw ex-
ceeding gri-at tuvr of our Malln, uid Mily
Saviour, Jtlut ChriA, ihu> dyin^ foi ut, and
iht innumerable bencliti which by hii pre-
i iou^ bluoil-llKddiiig he hath otitainrd to ui \
iif li>ilh intli tilted and untwined huly inylirrict,
a> piedgci of ti>» love, and ibr a Tonlinual re-
rocRibranctof hLi death, toour great and tod-
leli coinloti To tiiiti il"Trl'trr, wllh tlic
raMi.
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rnc msnlt u«ltlt th
mills. Jo»(iit».
Smtillill.
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4I<D( a aard Enill «s
UPUIra. mil.
Fxlhcr and die Holy Cliolt, let us give (r>
wc are moll bounilcn; continual thinki ; lub-
milling uiirlclvcs wholly ro hie holy iilll am)
CIcafurc, niiij HtiJying lo Iccvc him in irui'
olincliand rightcoulncfs ail ihedayi afou:
life. yifli^n.
H TttHJballiti FriefifayKihrm!tattamitsrttth\
I At huh Commttiitt,
E thai ilo tfuly and carncftly reiicnr
you of your fiiis, and aft in lo-r-
anJ charity wirh your livighbouri,
and iiil<iid Id lenJ a new life, fol*
lowing thrt'omiiKin Jmeiits of God, and walk-
ing from heni'tfortli in liU holy way>; Dri"
near with fsith,aml tnkc ihit holy Satninxnl
to vour comfort ; and make your mniiWc i-on-
ftltion to Almighty God, incckly kneeling
upon your kntEs.
t Tbtijhillihiigrmtil Conft^n ti maJt, J* ihr nami
of all fflyft ibiU jrt mii*srd to mtit-e Itt kolj C=w-
muiriati, iy em of ihi MitiJIrri ; ioli bt and all !ni
ftiiflt inirlhg huMl'lf Hpait lirir lam, md Jtiinf,
LMIGHTY God, Faihct of'our
Lonl Jcfus Chrift Mafctr of il)
things, Judge of all men i Wc ac-
knowledge iind bewail our mnnifold
tins and trickednds. Which ivc, from riini" Vj
lime, motl grirtoully have conimilleii, B\
thought, wold, and deed, Againli thy DivinV
Majeily, Provoking raoftjullly tliy ivralli anti
imligiiarion sirairili u^. We do cainelUv rr-
The Communion.
pent. And are heartily forry for thefe our mil-
lioingsi Tlicfcmcmbunceofihtm is grievous
unto us i Tlie biirdrn of (hem is intolerable.
Have mercy upon us. Have merty upon ui,
nioft meri'iful Firheri For tlw Sim nur Lonl
Jelui Chtift's fake, Forgive us ill that is part ;
And grant that we may evtr hereafter Serve
inil plcafc tliee In neivncfs of life. To thu
honour and glory of thy Name ; Through
Jefus ChriU our Lord. Amen.
% Ti/n //.'all lit FrilJI (st ibl B;/bip, tring frrfinlj
Jl.itit/ uf-^and Iwnhgbimjelf luiht ^foiilrtp'-i/mtihii
ibii jibjol^itii/n,
LMIGHTyGcid,ourheav.:nlyFa.
thcr, who of his great merry hath
promiied forgivenels of fins to all
ihcm that with hearty repentance
jnd true faiih turn uiilo him ; Have mercy
upon yoil j pardon and deliver you from all
your fin?! confirm and ItrL-nglhtn vou in all
goodnefe; and bring you to evellaiting life ;
through Jefus Chrifl our Lord. Amcii.
1 Tbtn pal! <b' FtiiJI !^y.
Hear what comfortable words oiir Saviour
ChrilHaith unto all that truly turn to him
OME unto me all that travail and
jre heavy laden, and I vuiU rcfrelh
you. Si. Mallh. -ii. aB,
So God loved the world, that he
gwe his only-hegoriin Son, to the end that
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tronrClai.
13 1^3
ConttiRtunTlraniliing,
I II. (Est. Dl.
all (hat believe in him Jhouid noi iicnUi, bul
have eretlafting lifc. St. Jsita m. i4.
Hear alio what Sxint Piul liiiih.
Tills is a iruc Ijiyiog, ind worthy of all
men to be received. Thai Chiilt Jelua eamr
inlo the world to fave finncn. i Tim, I. 15,
Hear illb whal S;iint John faith.
If anv man lin, we liave »n Advocate with
the Fatter, Jefu^ Chrilt the rightcoui ; and he
is the propitiation for our fins, 1 St.J^Hu. i
1 ji/itr tuBki lir Pritftjbill frKtiJ,Jiijiw£,
Lift up your heart!.
Aafiuer. We lift them U]> unto the Lord.
P'U/I. Let tis give thanks unto our Lord
Anfxuer. It is meet and right fo to do.
t fbtiip^lt tU Prufi turn Ic ihl taril'i 7tb!i,t<idJiiJ,
T !• very meet, right, and our bound -
en duty, that «c xh,k ^.i,
Ihould at all limes, (Ho,y Fnhtt]
and in all places, w.^ i, smaia
Sive thanks unto lllee,0 Lord, e* Trinity-Sun-
[olyF.ither, Almighty, Ever- dijr.
lalling God.
\ lUftflvUftShn lit Pnftr Fr^art, tttrjli^ t>
ilx ijM(, :f lirri tt ^'f JfKialiji *fffiiiiuli ar tiji
immii'iaiilj fi-\!l fillofo,
HEREFORE with Angcit ui<i
Archanircii, and with all the rain-
paiiy of lieavcii, wc laud and mag-
nifj thy glurtaus Name i evermore prajfing
ihcc, ind laying, Holy, hoiy, Imly, Lord God
ofhofts, heaven and carih arc liill of thy glory:
Glory he 10 ihcc.O Lord moll High, Amen.
PROPER PREFACES.
Uj>ari Chi'iltm as-day, anjfi-vrn Jay! afler.
t.ECAUSE ihou (iidll give Jclus
Chrili ihine only Si>n lo tic born as 31
ihisiimc lor us; whri.hy ihe opei-a-
lion ol Ihe Holy Gholi, was made
very man of the luhtonce of ihe Virgin Mary
hi^ mother^ and that without Ijiot of lin, to
make us clean fiom ail fin. Therefore iviili
Angels. iSi.
Vpin Ealler-Jay, andfc^en dayi after.
JUT chiefly are we bound to praiii;
thee for the glorious Rcfurieilion
of thy Son Jeiiis ChriU our Lord :
fur he is the very Paltdial Lamb^
which was ofFtred for us, and halh taken away
the fin of Ihe world ) who by hi* death halh
dcHroyvd death, and by bin tifing to life again
halli relb.red lo useveilaHinglite. Therefore
with Angels, Sf.
Vfuri Alccnfioii day, aaJfe'vea days after.
THROUGH thy raoft dearly beloved
Son Jeliis Clirlll our Lord; who
after hi* molt glorious Refiirreflion
manifeflly appeared to all blsApof-
tits, and in their ligKtafrend^d upinwlitaveit
to prepare a place for uf ; that wlicic Ik' ii,
thillicr we niigiit allii afciMiil, aiiil ici|;ii with
him in glory. Therefott with Angel", SSt
Upon Whit-fiinday, aitJJix 4ayi afltr.
HROUGH Jcfus Chrift our Lord -,
(.j ;ict'or(Iing lo whole muft Ituc jiro-
inilc;, ihc Hbly GhoA c3Xat down m
at this lime iiom hcivcn with a fud'
d<n gicil founJ, ai it h;i'l hern a mighty nind,
in the likencfiof fiery (ungues lighling upon
the Apulllcs, 10 teach them, and \a lenil ihem
to all truth ; giving them bmh ihegift of divers
languagcj, and alio baldncfi with fervent leal
cunilantly to pri.-3i*h the Golpcl unto alL na
(ionn) nhereby wc have been hruught oui ul
i)arkncl» and erior Into (he clear light aiid true
ki>o«ledge iiflhee, and of thy Son Jeliii Chrift,
Therefore with Angels, (Sc.
XJpaa Ihrfeaft ay'Trinity untj.
' HO 3[l one God, one Lord ; not one
only Perfon, but three Perluni in
one Subftanw. For (hat wliich we
believe of ihc glyry of the Father,
llie lanie we believe of (he Son, and of ihe
Holy Gholl, without any difference or inv^-
quality. Therefore with Angels ^^•
H After mth of wbisb FnfMii Jh.ill immrdiallly k-
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S**»HERKFORE «ith AnRtl. ind
Ifjl ^IR£ Archingrlt, anti niili nil the cum -
"^Ur iS ^ ^'^^ o> Bcavtn, Kc kiid and maj;-
gat ®*** oifjr thj- glorious Sunt \ evennore
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rjj prxiling ibtr, and rxpngi ""'Xi i">ly> holf,
jHl'I Lord Ood of ImiAi, heaven ind canli arc full
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aB^U of thy glory : Glor^r bo (o Ihn, Lord moll
r&M High. Amn.
T r^i/hoi/ ii< ;>™a i>«^v •^^w " '^ ''
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iin ihy mtnifuld ami gr«it mrrric.
We an not worthj- fo much m to |pMhcr up
the (Tumbt under thjr Table. But thou att
the famt Lord, whofc pKipetty h nlwijrs to
have uKrvy! Giant uk IhcwfotT. grariouv
1
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LorJ, lo to cit ihc fltfll of thy dear Son Jr-
llit Clifill, 3iid lu diink hii blond, that our
linlul liodin may be ri»Ic rlnn by hit body,
and uiir iouU wallud (hroiii-h hit moH pte-
H
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■jDff|p in hin>i and lie in us. Amrn.
f iw^ ' It^'ltt P'hJI, fljidrng ilfiti lit r-W, Ulbf.
y I'^ar^j^l
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Ivngrr.
tx 111 III 1RI ni(4t.
The Communion.
LMIGKTVG«l,ourhtavHilyFa-
fhir, wlio of Ihy lcn>icr uletcy Jidll
give iliiiir cniyScn Jeliw Chrtii lo
I'lifiVi' dtjih upon ihf Crof* tiir our
i'cdein|>(ion ^ who niidt linn; (by his one ob.
lalion of himlelf oin'r ulfttmt) a full, pcrltii,
and fuHicicm liu'rifK't', uliUtiiiti, »iid l^tisfiic-
tlun, fur the lini of llic whole woiid ; and did
inflilulr, and in hit holy Golpel lommnnd ii-
to conliniie, a perpetual memory of that hik
pm'ioiitJviith, unhl hit coining aguin i Hear
uft, O niercifvil Fatlicr, wv n^oft huinljly be-
feech thee j and grant thai we receiving Miele
thy creaiurcf of bread and wine, atrordmg ro
rliy Son our Savioar Jcfus Chrift's holy inlli-
tulioii, in remonhrance of his dcslh and pal-
fion, may be partakeiiiuf his moll blelled Body
ind Blood 1 who, in rhe
fame night that he was be-
trayed, 'look Bread; and,
when he h^id given thanks
f he hrakc il, and yave ii lo
his diffiple*, laying, Take,
eat, I lhisi« my Body, which
11 given for you ; Do this
in remembrance of im;.
Likewife afiei fupper he
§took the Clip; and, when
he had given ihanks, he
gave it to them, laying,
Dfink ye all of lhi» i fur
• H,riih!Fr„JI
h I! mil till Pjiit
iftrv t'it harnit :
•f Anil Aire To
hrr,ik ihr Srroii!
1 .iKilimiiLiy
Ml Bi-iiid.
Ink/ ite Cupi*t^ bii
kind !
thii IJ is my Biiu>d of lilt
Nrw Tdismcnt, which is
(hnl for you ami for many
for the reniillion of fms!
Dc (hia, 3S lift as ye Ihall
drink il, in irnmiiibiaiice
III inc. AmiH.
h'i iwi/t upon iiif'y
fir fJirgoafia^ubiih
tbtr/ ii tiny JViitf ru
1 tint Jhill ihr M'tn'ifiir fi'P rmnc lit drnmitxhii
in laih iindi hmjdf, aid ibin frmnd m driivirlii
J'limt Is ibl Bilhoft^ Piirjli, and Dlacl,HI,ih like imiK-
"^'i ('J ■'"7 hr Prrfintt) and aj'ltr that ru iht pe^p/c
a/Js m oFArr^ jntu their t>aifdi, all mcttly kifaimg-
^rtJ, -u/bpi bt dilhitrilk ibi Bnad ft anj one, ie
jh-npy,
f HE Body of our Lord Jefus Chrlft,
which was given for (licf. [irefrrvi'
ilw body and Ibul unio everUIUng
lite. Take anil cat this in tciiicm-
bianec ihal Chrill died for rhec, and feed on
him in thy heart byfaiih with thankfgiving.
t And i*f MiniJItr that dilitirtib ibt C»f la any
one Jbtitt Jjy,
• HE Blood <tt our Lord Jefus Chrilt,
ii which was (bed for thee, prelerve
.. ■ ) j> - j ihy body and foul unto evcrisfting
'J^-^^ life. Drink this in remembrance
[hat Chrift's Blood was llied for thee, and be
thankft]!.
«|ltltT tl»ltl IrlBI
la Ibt iNntp.
jail Id. uu.
?l)r niitgjrti iDiiliholii
tin ntinir. »(.
if Slip mil.
£ ans a 5Erinorr. irtV
[F roio'll •■m
% 1/ iki t in/nrarct H'lsll or Wiitt it all jftHI tifiri
al! hotu cammtinkMrii/, ibr Pritji h it <wjuriitt
tuort aciirJing to ike Fa'* ieftrr prtfir-itj i if-
ainn'me at [Our Saviour Chitit in llic fame night,
&t.'\ for tbi llt^iif Bfthi Brtadi .lit Jul [LiJcC'
wili-al>(r Supptt, 6ft.J_/or itf tUJJ'mg "flit Caf.
5 WTrfH ell li,yiii ii.mnuKktttJ, ibt M'>':Prt jhiH n-
tkfh ID iht Lut^'i 'labWi und revtr<9idy ^i,\c/ ffm
It Itlbtti ''tihii'^tib tif tbmnJti'jU'i K''imi*tt, £rt*r»
"1^ ihf Jiime ii^iii ajWr iitt" cLrb.
% Ti-injhali ibl I'liip jay itt Lli'd'l P'llJI',ltt pt
pit 'tpcAlilg rj'llr liim mry Ftntkn.
UR Fwhcr, vrhieh art in h«avtn,
Hallowtd be thy Namr. Tliv kine-
iltini come- Thy will bt annc la
Eirih, A> it i> in h«avcn. Give ut
ihis tliv our ilaily bread. And torgivc ua our
trcfpallcs, A« wi; fc>rgiv« Uictn tlt*I tctljxirh
3Eainft 06. And Itad in not imo (rmptxtioii j
But deliver ui from evil ; Pot thine b ihc
kingdom. The power, »nd the glory. For ever
and «vcr. Arnvn,
1 jlfw jk^U t, JaiJ iifiiimsib,
LORD and heavenly Father, we thy
hvunblt (ervanti. enlirely delirc ihy
rilherly gcKKlncIa incicifully to tx-
(i-|ii thi> our lUf rtlice nf prxifc snd
ilianklgivingi molt humbly belcKliing thee
to grxnt, that by the incnti and death at' thv
Son JeJuiChtift,andihr(iugh faith in hii Mom,
«rtanip risitnti tt>
The Communion.
Acuid.illlliy vvhuir Churi'h mayohlam rcniif-
lion ol'otir dm, snd all other bcncfihi of hispar-
fioo. And here we oHrr and ptcrenciintoihec.
O LonI, ourLclucs, our luuti, and bgdies, to
lie a rtalViniblc, holy, and lii'tly latrifii'e unio
thee i humbly bclccchinff ihrc, ihat all v/e,
who lie patiakeM of thii holy ComitiMiiion,
miy be fulfilled niih thy zncc and heavenlv
bcneditl'on. And althmigh we Iw unworthy,
thiough ouf manifold tin*, to olFer uiilo ihi^e
any ftciifiic, yet we bcfceth ihce to jctcpt
tht<aiirbotinden duly atid ler^ice; notvvelgli-
ing our merits, but pardoning our olFencci,
through JcfuA Chrilt our Lord; by whom,
and with whom, in the unity of the Holy
Ghvll, all honour and glory be unto ifaec, O
Falhiir Almighty, world without end. Amen.
Or l/iii.
(f^LMIGHTY and everliving God,
ivi; moli heartily ihaiik thee, forlhal
thou doli vouL^hlafc To feed us, who
have duly received ihefe holy myf-
tctiei, with the Ipirituul food of the moli ptc-
dou5 Body and Blood of ihy Son our Saviour
Jefus Chnfti and doft ilTurc us thereby of thy
favour and goodnefi towards us ; ind that we
p are vely membefs incorporate in the myltital
™ bodv of thy Son, which is the blelled roinpanv
ofalllaithtu I people i and are alio heirs through
hope of thv cvetlafting kingdom, by the me-
tlDiDiD otr,
ff itltl. m.
Ef 1 ttmlitr or si sit r t
nitcti 01 DriniiiK, \(.
.tiwrs 1 1.
I IBIS Hit iiib gr
II 19 1 If 6 mr.
JB.IIIII. lit.
(iti of the mort pvccincit ileaih and naflion of
ihy dear Son. And wc moll humbly hclierh
thvc. U hcsvtnly Father, lb to illilt un wilb
thy j;rn.c, thgt »c tnay t'ontimic iii thai holy
tcUuwIliip, xnd do nil Jtich good vrorkt ax thou
lialt prepared for us lo wilt! in i through Jr-
ihi' Ohrilt our Luitl, to whom, with thc« >nd
ihc Holy Olioll, be all hoiiuiir and glofj-,
world without end. Antn.
1 TltH Jhali U fiiU >r f»K[,
LORV be ti> God on high, ;ind in
eai'th].ic»i.'c,coiid willlowHiiJfiiivn.
Wc pi^ile ihfe, we biciia thci, nc
- worAiip thcc, wc glority thee, »c
give Ih»nks tu ibcc lot thy gnu glory, O
Lord Gild, iicaveiily King, Goil tlic Father
Almighty.
O Lord, the only-begotten Son Jcfu Chrilt f
O Lord God, Lumb oi God, Son of the Fa>
thcr, that takcll nvay the llm ill" llic world,
have meicy upijii us. Tlioii ibm iibcA Hway
the lini of the woi'ld, huve merty upon \n.
Thou tli.1t tukcll away the fiiii of the world,
icceivr our pwyer. Tlimi ih»( ilflcft at tht
right hand of God the Father, have nicKy
upon us.
For ihou only art holff ihou only art the
Loril i thiiii only, O CliTilt, with tile Holy
Gholl, art moll high in the gloiy of Cod the
i'aiher. Amia.
bill net 0'>lll( lift to
Haiiibiixk.
iPirlr. oil.
1 Tilt lb, Pr.JI (tr Sifrf i/i€ tiy4fi'i)PiU
li' lirm drfart imn rij( Bltpig.
H E peace of Cod, wkjch piflcih all
uiiorrDjincling, knp vour hcairi ami
miniJii in the kiionlc<iK< anil li>v«
of God, and of hu Son jefm ChriA
our Lord i unit ili< btcTing ut God Almighty.
the F.ilbtr, (t>; Sun, and the Holy Ghc^, be
unongft )Mu and rciniin with you Alwayi.
Amen.
T Ciiliai n IrfniJafltr lit Offiritrj, tvimi ittn it
n C im w T if , rrrfffiKt Jiyiir Hvif tajiti
ftmtmnitjaaitijt, i tfi^mai eci^tm ^11 firvi,
afilr lit dlSifti ritbtr tf HittritmT tr £vnu^
Fri^, Cmmunim, or Ulmj, tj lit J^nitm y
SSIST Of infrrirull7, O Lord, in
(hfie out fupiiliraliom and praycra,
«iid difpofc the way of thy lefviiiB
lowurJi th( attuififn(-nt of cvtrlalt-
Mg liilvaliuni lh»t, anions all the I'lungri.
ind rhani'o of chit morliJ life, they may evcc
be defemJcd by ihy mott zmcioui and rc*dy
help i ihiough Jtfua ChriS out Lord. Ame».
ALM IG HTY Lrrtil, «nd evtrlafting
God, viHirhlifc, wc belVrch thee, to
diivf), fatlitify, illJ govetn, both our
hearti and bodin in the wsyv ot
thy Iswn, and in ihe works of thy (ommand -
iii(nr>i that through thy moll inijrilly pro-
[QIjI^ rii piLsoii inU jjt
(lor. jKjiiii, lit.
leflion, liolli heie and «vet, wc miy be pre-
lirrvcd in body and foul ; thipugh our Lotd
ind Saviour Jefus Chrill. •fmnr.
IRANT, we betrtrh th«, Almighty
God, dial the words, wliitli nc tiave
hc^ird tliis day wiili our oulward
cniii, mny ihroiigh ihy grare be To
gi-jfted inwardly in our hearts, ili:it <hcy may
bring ftirlh in iik lUe froil of gimd living, to
tile lioiiour ind prallb of rhy Naiiit j thiuiigh
Jcfiij Clirift our Lord. Jmm.
REVENT 115, O Lord, in all our
iloingi* with ihy molt gracious Ja-
voui, and further iis wilh thy cod-
linusi help i thai in all our woilu
begun, continued, and aided in ih«e.we may
glorify thy lifly Name, and finally liy thy inercy
obtaiti evetlarting life ; (hrougii Jcfus ChriH
our Lord. Amen.
,LMIGHTV God, ilic ft-unuin of
all wililiim, who knowcft nor neitr-
filits hffote wc alk, and out igno-
rance in aflting) We befeech ihet
to have comfiadian upon our inlirniilic I and
ihole things, whiih tW our unworihinclk wt
(iaic not, and for ourblimlncl^ wc cannni aiL,
vouchlafe lo give ui, for the worlhinefs of rliy
Son Jcliis Chvill our Lord. Aia.
t"s
•^1
4
The Communion.
iLMIGHTY God, who hall nro-
niiled (o hear (he |ietitions ot' tnrni
ih.it aft in thy Swi'i Ninie | Wr
btfctch rhM mrt<-ifiilly lo iiiflinr
thbf tin lo usthmhivcniade now our prjyci^
■oul ru|i)ilioilions unio thcc ; and at^ni, ilui
iholt ibinp, which we have ^ithhilly aJkcd
Jtcordin^ ro (tiv nilt, iii:iy cffc^oally be oli-
ttintd, to (hr relief of our ntceffiiy, »nd lo (he
IcittiiK forth of thy glory } ihrough Jeliji
ChrilTour Lord. Amtii.
% Uj>.' '!x Si*dffi «rf e'ht fUfy-iUji (if thai : ,
m GnKaT.suJ p>i!! ti pid it! ilti h jpfrinitd ^i
lit Ctamvj^-on, ^nrii tki /itJ sf iht grist'al P'jyrf
[Fdi ihe whole lbt« of ChnA^ Church miiilsnt
htit in cinhj rafuiiv iv'V^ «w «r am ^'M CW-
leSi lifi irfin r/tarfiJ,a»iltJit£ nilt lit Bli^ng.
S jiiiil ilrrt /kilJ tt n atiirartm tf ih Lt'il'i Sup-
pfTf <axffr tb/rr Ik j tt^viiinl KamAir n f uvtwvjTj'
ton villi lilt ^iifi, aen'iinf^ n h\t Sfcrtllt*.
% Ai4 if i^iri hf fttit akvtii tiiiniy frjcm in tbt
Fir!p if i'h.tn'K* ti 'triivt iht Ctmwnmit' i jrt
(iv'i^i'.'if "J CftmnMUn, ritrfi fiar (v ik'n
at itn ktfl} timmHitfll wiiA liv FriiJI.
T AnJ M CtlMrj) tad CtlltpJin C*^.h<, ani C>A
ItTftf ^B^irt fift art miiwy Pru^i find DftKMi-,
itij/Ml aJI rtuivi ibt Ctismumtn w'lA lit FiitJI
rtirr> Swdiy at ibt Ittfi, txtift thy Uvt t ri^M-
jili /nfi » lU mU'jry.
W^A
rtii *ti iiiV all (l»li*
s^a[l OiJiii. utn ditB
tirt3sti4ilVnvbI«oD.
leiiirt lit «ll lutll-
injBaMlltr bdr>
tnrniV.
nnQf iifli5(: irrntir
Nrrnquafttssni^i mitt
TKe Communion.
f^etji:lkny •u>fii<y any ptrjon halh ar might htwtwt-
eerning ihi BrtJiJ and H'int^ it Jh^U^^a tkat fht
Brtad BiJucbAi Ji yj'uai to it tatttj ; but ikt i*^ ^kJ
fartji iVhtat M"ad tlyiT ^rt^r/trtitntij mtyht gtttn^
IF jinJ if any j/ the Bfisd and ffifte rrmain bmfm^
irMidf iiii Curate fhail ii^^v if m ^t Mifn vft i Amr
•f^t rrmain ej' tkae wt-r* tuJj CMft<fatttf,itAait
nbl it ijrritj vut iff tht Ciur^b^ iftU the Frie^ sitd
Jaeb other if tbt id,mmunietinti •/* hr p^H ihtn laii
nfiff Ainifjha//, mrntJiaffly after iJke BttJ^agy r/vr-
rettj)/ ttit anJ drink the fame^
H Tht Brtad and If^ntfar fhe CtmmumoKfhai! te ff^^
firded by iht Curtirt .tad tht ChMr(h-'watdi%% at ihr
nbargei of the Panjb-
^ jind nalti, that emtry P.trifhhnf fhali nmniuiiie^iTf
rf* tht lenji ihret I'lmn in tbt yrefj af^hith Eitfirr
;□ hf *nt. ^jid yearly ar Bsjifr e^vry Pjwi^KHfr
fhiH rntoa -ujith the ParfoHx t'k^r^ or CurtiTe, u
Mi vr tbeir Dtputy sr DrfiHiiet i a^dfsy ffl tbtt *f
bim ail E<ilffuifi!cal Vu/ieif jceyfitwuhl^ dutf ttr/t
afJ at that time to he ^id.
IT ^f'f tht Diifine Servitt tndtd, thf fooit/y ghfK -ft
the Offertory fhaU ht diffvftd j/ t^ijuit ^jom and
ihjrittihU vjei, tn the Miami' *nd C^unh-vkM^deri
jbal! tkinknt. t^^ftii* ifttty difig^fr, ttfiMli $t
difpoffd a/ At the OrdtriA'yfbAll aff*int.
" TTITHEREAS It li ordained in thli Office for
*' VV the AdiuLniAration of the Lord's Supper,
" Ihnc the Communicanta ihouItT receWe the f^mc
'^ knrelln^ ; (which order U w*Il meuti fot 4 fig-
;^^s±B-^^
Olf pr[ai]irlp.
*' nification of our liumWe and giatcful acknow-
*' ledgemcnt of the benefio of Cbrift thtrcin given
" l« ill wnitliy Receiven, and liir Ihe avoiding of
** fuch profanacion and ^iifordf^r in the lioly Coni-
*' munioni af might oiherAife enfuci) yclTlefl the
" fjmt kneeling /hould by »ny pcrfon!, eithci oul
" of ignorance and infirtnily, or qu! of malice and
fc *■ cbftinacy, be mifconlbnjed sad depraved ; It i^
H *' hereby declared. That thereby no adoration ia in-
^' rcn*Ied, oruiight EobedoQt, cither unro the Sacra-
*' mental Bread or Wine there badlty received, or
** unto any Corporal p:elenee of Chrili's naturaT
•' Fleili and Blood. For the Sacramental Bread and
*■ Wine Tcmairi flill in their very natural fubflance$,
"and therefore may not be adored j ((V that were
■' Idoljtry, to beibhotrcjof all failhtul Chriliianij)
" and the natunl Body and Bluod of our Saviour
" Chrift ire in Heaven, and noi here ; il being
" againitlhe tiutli of Chrift's natural Body to be at
** one time tn more places than one,"
a!iatrn,riritl,innii[I
(IrmrniE sniii tum,
The Mi 111 Ural ion of
Publick Baptifm of Infants,
To be iifed in the Church.
\ Tin ftfpir uri » ir ai/mmijhrd, tier it it meS tinvnuil iKil
B^ftij'm p^uld nal hr ^Jm:i:Sf iJ Irur ufvn Smd<tJI,Mj irif
HiN-Jnyi, vibti 'hi miijl numirr of prripU Mmf latilhcr [ .u
w/JlJhr thai rh/ CaM^rtj^arian thru ptefrnt m-ty iijfi/y lit rt^
ct'niiirafihimtivtiiiirwIyiafimsaiiiiiAniitmbiFii/ChriJI'i
Chur.lt i ,11 iija iiiaiiji in i/ii Bapiljm if Ixftnti rvty Mac
pic/ml mjy te Ml in rnsirttrjnit /f kit Mun frrfi^Ktt mjilr
rt GriJ II ill Bafiifm. Fir tebick caujt utja k ji Deftilicni
tbaf Baflfm 6r miiijiertj m tbt -valgAr etntur, NrtitriMi'ii ,
(if erLtJ^iijf Jo ffjuirtj) Chi/Jrm may ti paptitfd vt^n ot v
ithtr Jwiy,
1 -*irf s«!, ibiii ihirtfball it fir tvtry Malf-eiiU if h lap-
liiud 1^0 Ge-ifaibtri and one GKimuibtf t titdftf tvtrj iv*
nid/f, Bni Goiiforbtr and i<rtK Gi^molbf/i^
1 Wtm ihtrt arcCbiliirtn iiibt&apli»rJ,ibr Pamtijhill /^
insar/tdgr rbtraif Irurr ni/rbt, oi- in iht Mirninj icfiri tttit-
glKning^f Mnr^m^ Praytr^ltlAe Catair, jhtj ibeii lb* GtJ-
f'altiri jnd GKdmolbtrl, ^nit ibc peopl< ivilb lAi Ci>i/t/rrn^mxfi
*s r/.fdr al 'ii l-\nl, rtlkrr mm/Jialrlj iflit ibt lafi LiJI^n
at Mmiinr Pr^yttyor ilii immidiaiity afltr lit laji Lt0iiia!
Evining Prayer, ji iht Cuiati by hit dijcrriianjbatl jtffeinl.
/ltd ibi Priifl i-imitg IS lAi Fanr, (tabiib ii lir* It bifilUJ
i^nlipuit U^lrr,} ^dftatding ltirt,jhiitlj,iyt
AI'H ihii Child t>«*n «lmily bipiUod, m not
1 l/lhf/anfwrr.Sot Tini fiall lit Fri/jl frwrrJ
alfilloiviii.
D£ARLY bclovcii, (nrtfTinuch ti all men ifc coocc'rvcJ
A n4 burn in Tin ^ inJ thit our SivioiirC};riflliitfa, Nunc
tjn Ciller into tht Icingdum of Cud. cxtxpr he be TC£enei>f«
Publick Baptifm of InJ'ants.
jinit ham anew or Waier and of iht Huty Ghoil j 1 bclccth
you to oh upon Cod (he Father, through oui Lard Jdu^
Chr^ft, that of hii bounteous mtrcy he wUI gram ta thii ChiU
rhat rhing whi(h by nature hr tannot have j thai be may be
baptized with Water ind ihc Holy Choft, and received imu
Chrift's holj Church, and be mide j HtJtly msmkt' of the fame-
f ThenJhaU tht Priefi jay.
Let ua pray,
ALMtGHTV and everla^Dg God, who of thy great mercy
dHA fjvr Noah and his tamiJy in the aric ^um perifh-
ing by warer > and alio djdft lafely lead the children of Ifrnel
thy people through the Re^d Sea, ligu^ing thereby ihy hols
iJiprifm \ anil by the Baptifm of thy well-beloved Son Jelui
Chtid, \n the liver Jordan, didfl finClily Water to ihc myf-
riol wilhlng awoy oJ' fin i We bcfecch thee, ibr thine infi-
nice (n«d«, (hat thou wilt mcrcUiiUy look upon ihh CbiU i
w^ihi^mand lancllij ^►rin with the Ho]y Gholt ^ ihiiE^r, bein^
delivered from thy wrath, may be received into the jirk ol
Chrift'B Church i and being rtedfdfl in faifh, joyful through
htipe, ind rooted in charity, may fo pais the waves o\ thji
trr>ijbleromc world, that linally be may come to the land ol
cvcrUftfng life, thete to reign with thee world ^sithoiiC end \
through Jefu5 Chrift our LonJ. jfmen.
ALMIGHTY and inimortal God, the aid of all chat need
the helper of all (hat llee <o ihee fbr ruccour^ the ttft
of them that belir^ve, and the rcfunedtlon of the dejd ^ Wt
<.aJi irpon thee for rhi Infuyr^ that ht, coming to thy hol^
Baptilm, may receive itmillion of kii lina by fpiritgal icgcn
cration. Receive htm.O Lord, « thou hait promifed fay thy
well-beloved Son, fjiymg, AHc, and ye fhill have % kek,anL]
y« fhaJl And ; knock, iind jt Siv^il be opened unto you : So
give now unlQ us th.it alk ; let us that feek find ; open the
gile UEtto tii lh,iC kfiijulc ; chit ibU Infant may enjuy ihc cvcr-
Ullinj^ benedi^iun of [by heavenly waOiing, and may Come
TO the eternal kingdom which [hou b^ll promiled by Chrill
our Lord' Atifv-
H Thtnjball tbt people fiand yp^ and the PrieJijhaUfiiy,
H«ac the words of the Gofpel, written by Saint Mark^ in ihi
tenih Chapter, i>t the thirreeoih Verfe.
Pubiick. Baptirm ot" liit'aiics.
THILV bioughi yuuiig chilJien to Chrift, tiiit he Ihaulii
taucli ihcRii nnd hisdildptitiebukciJihDrethil brought
ih#mk BuE «hcii Jornt Uw i% he W3& much ilifplufrdfand
lijil un^J thrm» Sitr^r the litElc children to come uxiEo ntc^
^nd tDrl>i<i chpm nor > far of fuch is (he kingdom oj' Cud,
Vecily I hy iinio you, Whofoevci /hill not teccive the kioE-
dom ol' Gail an little child, he Iball not rnter tlicirin. AaA
he took them up in hU ua\t, put hit haadt upon them, and
iileired (hem.
1 /)/iif ihr Gs/juJii rtad, lU Mmifitr filal! malmkii Iritf Ex'
BELOVED, yr heir in ihii Gol'pcl ihn worJi of our Si-
lioui Chril), ihjt he commiiKleJ the thildrm Co be
l)roug]iE untu hifn ( how he t>tifi]?d (hole (h>< would hue
k(fl ihrm (iom him ( how ht tihoiwth all nien to follow
iheir innnctniy. Yc pcictltc how by hii outwird geAuic
jfld deed he decbieJ his gaud will Cow^id ihecn ) foi lie cm-
brjceJ ihem in Wn atmi, he laid fiLn hand! upon them, irvJ
bfi^lfid rhtm- Duubt yc not thercfoEti, but ciEtieHly bclicie,
thp'LT hr will likewilc ravoiirably fcceivf r/;ri pielcnt Ittfjnr i
thdC he will fmbiacf ^inr with ihe atmaot'-biameecy} ihschf
will giv« unto b'lm the blcllini; oE'cletniil IJIc, ind makr bm
pjtiikit of bin rteililKng lEmgdom. Whricliirr vie being
thui perfktdiled of the good will of oue heavenly Fachera 10-
»~jrd) r^rj JnfaPt, de^l-ireJ by liis Son, Jefus Chiift { iDd no-
EhJii^ Joubitfjg but thjiL he Tjvouribly jllowelh thjichulublc
woik ol'uut'i 111 liiliigin^ ihii Infanl lu h!i holy llipiifm; let
HI l.iithl'ully iind devoutly give Ihintti untA him, ^nd Uy,
ALMIGHTY ind cvtEbDing God. heavenly Fiiher, uw
pvt thee humble ihinki, iV that ihou haD vouch-
I'nfed to till ui 10 (he koowlsdjc of ihj' gtate, and iiitli in
tbee I Inceile thli knowledge, und conAtm tiiii Hllh in ui
FV(tnij(e. Give [hy hulj Sfitll to liii laftnl, ihM it tnij
l>e born igain, ini be m^c ^a h'lr of evetliifiing liilKtikin i
Ehrough our Luid Jeru>Chil(t,who livelli ind rdgnelh with
thee and the Haly Spirit, now and tcrevn, Amttt.
Y TlaJhiU lit Ptitfijtnk <ntt ibt GtJ/nii'i aniGU-
t*mtrt m tbii vifc.
DEAm.Y beloved, yc hLtre bioughcMii Cii'U here to be
b,i|iElied. ye hjvc priyed that our Lard Jefui Ch'ill
Pubiick Baptifm of Infants.
would vouchfafc to rtccivt tin, to relcafc him of iii fins, lo
iaalUfj Aim witli the holy Ghoft, lo giwe Aim the kbgiiom of
hc4Vcn,aiid cverUEting llt'c. Ye have heard alfo that our
Lord Jefus Chrill hath piomifrd in hii Gofpf! to gram all
thefc things that ye have pfpiyed Jar -, which promift he, for
hill part, will mofl iurcly keep and perform. Wherefore,
atter thla promife made by Chrift, ihh Jirftiirf muil alfo faith-
fuilyj for All part, promise by you that are Ais fureties, (ikntil
iv come of age to take it upon £m_/r^,) that ^e will renounce
the dtfvil and ail his works, and co^ulantly believe God^s holy
Word, aad obediently keep itis commandments,
I demiind there fete,
DOST thou, in the name of this Child, lenouncc the devil
and all hit works, the vain pomp and gioiy of the
world, with all covetnus defires of the fame, and the carnal
defnes of the flelh, lo that thoti wilt not follow, nor be led by
them ?
^njiuer. 1 rcnonnce Ihem all.
DOST thou belierc in God the Father Almighty, Maker
of heaven and earth ?
And in JefusChrift his only-begotlen Son our Lord? And
that he waa conceived by the Holy Gholl ; born of the Virgin
Mary; that he fuffered under Pontius Pilate, wa> ctucified,
dead, and buried ; that he went down into hell, and alii) did
rife again the third day; that he akendcd into hEdvcn, and
litteth at the right hand of God the Father Almighty ) and
from thence ihall come again at the endof the world, to judge
the ^uick and the dead ?
And doll thou believe in the Holy Ghoft; the holy Catho-
lick Church j the Communion of Saints; the RemilTion ol
fini; the Refurtedlion of the flerti; and cverlafting life after
death ^
A-fwir. All this I lledfaftly believe.
ILT thou be baptiied in this faith.
Anjiver- That is my defire-
WILT thou then obeillentiv keep God*! h«]y will and
command men It, an J wilk in tbe lame all tbc dnjil o/
iby life >
jinjiuer. 1 Will.
t Titnjhall thi Pricjtfaj,
O MERCIFUL Cod, grant that the old Ad»m in iMi
CbilJ m.iy bt lb t>utie>l, thii the new man niiiy be niltd
up in bim, j^mtn,
Clint ihit all cornil aHe^ions inay die in bm, tni thai
jll thin^i btionglne (o ibe SpWit may live and grow in J/m,
Grant thit^ miy hive power ind DreJiglh to hivevifloi}',
and ta triumpi), againlt the devil, ijie world, md tlie flelK
Grnint tli^t wliofoever it heie dedicared lo (hee by ouf of*
lice and mjniflry niiy Jjfa be endued with heJvenly vlrEvelr
tni e^eTlaJlingly rcwatdeJ,cbTougb (by Jtiercy^O bleflVJ LDf4
God, who doft livt, and govern jll things, woild wicbsui end.
ALMIGHTY^ evcrlivin^ God, wbor^ inDftdrsrlvbeMvcd
Son JrluiChrift, loi ihe luijivtncfsDt'ourlini, did ihtd
4iut of his n^uR: preciaua iiic bmh wa'^r aaA blood i and pivc
cumnundmcTit id hjj dirciple^, thpi ihcy niould go tPJCb ill
nations, and bjpiiM thim In the Name o( the Falbcr, llie
^on, and the Holy Ghol^ i Rfg.ird. we befeicb [hrc, the fup-
]illc^[ions of thy congregation j landitj thie Water to the
myftical wafhing away ot Ian \ and grant tbat tbii ChilJ, nour
CO be b4pii£cd therein, may tCL-dTc the fulnelE of thy grace,
lai evdt remain in the number of thy Bichful and (left bbil-
dicn ) ihrtiugli Jcfut Chiift our Ijird. jlmta.
H Tin ibi F'i<fljhall lah ihi CtllJ hn iii haitdi, tnj Jbull
fity iv rAt Godjatbtn ji»J Gadthotlt'if
Nime tbii Child.
If ytftd tbm iraming it jffrr ihtm (ifrhry^U frjjy him tt^t
ibi Ckild my null laduri U } hi pull dip il in lUH'tUT dif-
t'trlly and tiiarilji Jfyi^X\
I tnptiic thee En tlkc Naneof thfr Father, and of Che
' Son, and of the Holy Glioft. Amcrrr
^ Bur if rhey trrti/y that ihe Child h 'Weak^'it jhjU Jii^ce to pour
H''alfr upon it, fiy'^g ibeforejiiid Itr^irji,
NJ bapt'iie thcc In the Name of the Faiher^aniorche
« Son, aTid of the HolyGhoft. Amen-
t Then the Prkft pjU Jay,
WE receive this ChiM \n%a ihc congregation of Chrift'5
fliJck," ami do fign httn with the ^ „ rA p ' />
fign of the CrQr>, \n tolcm chat hereafter „. „ - -, y
Ae flialt not be alTLimed to conFefs the ^ , f.,-,m r
I- i_ r/>i_ 'rt. -c I I J- n upaTtthtCtUiTihre-
raith or t^hnft crucihed, and tnanlully to /^ , -^
6ght ntiJer his banner, a^'mfl lin, the
iaoiIeI, :ind the devil \ and to continue Chrifl't faithful foldler
and ien^ant unto his lifers end- Amen.
1[ TlitnfijUsbe Priejipyt
SEEING now, dearly beloved brethren, that tbhCkildh re-
gcnemre, and gralCed Jnio the body of Chnll's Church,
let lii give thdnk« unto Almighty God for thefe bcncl^i& { nnd
wkh one accord make our prayen uoca him, chat thu Chsi-i
may I^d the reft of his life iiccording to thia beginning,
S TbfHJhailbeJaiJ^dnkfsttrmgi
OUR Fathef,whith art in heaven. Hallowed be thy Name,
Thy kingdom come, Thy ^^iU be Jone in e^rth, A^
it \t in huvrn, Gtve usp this di^y our dalCy bread, Aui I^it-
givc ui OUT trtfpalTti, A> wc forgive thcn^ chat trcfpaii ag^inft
us. And kad ui not into temptation j But drlJvcr ui from
evil. Amrn,
^ Thtnjhjlirhe Prfcflfiy,
X T TE yield thee hearty thanks, moft merciful Father, chfll
VV it hiiih pleafed rhee to regenerate rbit Infant with thy
holy Spirit^ to receive him for thine own Chill by ailopCion,
and to incorpor:ite him into thy holy Church. And humbty
we befeech thee to grant, thjr hi, being dead unto fin, and
living unto righteoufnefa, Jnd being burled with Chrin in hia
death, may cruclJy the old man, and utterly abolilh the yhote
bodv of fin ; and that, at ht ii made f-arfaker of iSe de^th of
Ivu
VlOlS
thy San, he miy allg be furrjAc of hU icIliTrtClioa i Co chat
fiRalty, ufldi [he nliduc of ihy botyChgi(h,itr miy be<i«ni-
hirjior of ihioe evalifting kingdom ; through Chrid our
t Tirn. alip'i^i^t ff, Iti PniflpaUfa^ it tii Cldplhirl aai
Godmotbrrt thit Sxiorralrun Jt/Urwing,
FOKASMUCN u lAii Child iaib ftomiki \>y you tii fuic
tifs to icnounic the i<y'\l ^nd jII hi- woilcs, to btlitve
in God, ind to Setit him; ycmuft irnicnihcf,thitit \i your
ptrtf laA A\i\Ki to fee ttitt <bii Infant be [au^htf fo foon is ^v
/hall be iblf to Iciin, wliit i iolcmii voi*, [itomifc, Jnd pio-
(cliion, hi halt here made bj you. And Ihat it mJy know
ihefe things the better, ye fliall oil upon 'imta hctr Sermons j
and thiefiy ye (hill provide, that ia may Iciin the Cieed, llle
Lord's Prayer, and the Ten Commandment*, in the vulgir
tongue, and all other things which a Chrillun atif;hc to know
3nd beliere !□ his fours health ; and that rhii Chid m>y be
vlrtuoully brou|hc up to le^d d godly and a chriltUn life; re-
membering always, that Siplifm doth rt^tcicnt unco m our
proielTion ) which ii, to follow thi ciimple of our S.ividut
Chrilt^ and to be mtAe like unto him ; ihdl, u he died, ^nd
rofe again lorui, lo fhould we, who ire biptiftd, Jie Irom Qn,
md rife Jgiin unto righceourneli ^ continujUy monifying all
uur evil and cDiniplalTcClian>,inddiiiIy pioteedingin all vir-
tue and godlinefs of living,
f Tbm jhall hi aid ani Jay,
V?^ J'c to take care tll^t rhh Child tie brought to the Biflmp
I to he tonllrmed by him.fii f™n asircat; fty the Cued,
the Lord'i Prayer, and the T*n Commandmenti, in the vul-
gationgue,ind be further infltu^ed in the Church -Catec hi fni
fel ferth tor that purpofe.
IT ii ceitain by God's Word, Ih>( Children which icc bip-
tiied, dying bcfiin: they cotninii iflual lir;, are undoubt*
cdly favcd,
Tq tike away all fcruple coneetning the ufe of the fign of
the Ctofi in Dipiifm ; the true eirlic'tion thereof, and the
jull tealons loi the rcuining of it, mjv l-e iein in the iitih
CiFioii, litfl puWidicd In the Vfir MIJCIV.
i^^l
The Miniflraiion of
Private Baptifm of Children
in Houfes.
T TJw C^aiti s/n^ Parl/kJMI tfit» mU^ til ftifh,
ridf tin iif/t au fit Otfi^mif iM' QiUrn Im^if iA*»
'kt^trfmmi^mitiiiattfitr thai Hni,fMterIttiy-
daj ft&iigbtnatm, umlrfi tfca *['ui tmdrm^tmtUt <diijr, r>
U ffrwvti ty Ibi Ct'tli.
1 itfWdJt itef/htttTBtni liim, itM vificM JElf fnoar taafi
a^ ittgitf ihij frtairt mtt ttar CiiUrrm n in ttftitU ^
himt Im i£r^ bHJa. But win maJ /Ml atifrl litm Ji It
Jt, lie* Bjpt-^JbaHitaimti/Ur/Jtiiltilfiftili!
f r»^, Af (i« MiAtSf if ibi Parlfk (tr, m kit tifnn, any I
tihc' lanffti Mitrfirr f W «• it f^ttU) wV* rk* rJui
arifttji^! rjiV lyu tW, IBldfiy ih llrj"! P'ijf, fdfi
tty tfibt CtiUtti affiiKiA n ttfii4 iifirt m Itf Ftm if j
Pui&t ~ " ' ' -.. . -
; Btftifm, M lit limt ai frijaf iri^tm niti Jt^
jtm lun, lit diU itlnrtun/J lyfrf »' it" '
Itt Miivjlir^llftar Wittr afta n,jirfi*i lirjt
t \ajaie ihn In the Nimc of th« Fithrr, «ad
of [heSon,Ml ol'ihe Hul/ Ghdil. Amtn.
f tha, atl ImtSai; 4^m, Itr Mhi/Ur Jhail
£rc* ihaiUl am CnJ, aid firf.
WE)ieldil>«h«ct]rtluaJu,aioft ntrdrul FMtier,thil
It )ulk [ilcilc4 due to TCfptuttx riit /a/aM with thy
Mr Spirit, M Kceivc iw Ibc thine awn CbilJ by jiIokiod,
, MMMucpcnttinilBeBtKThaljiChiirch. And we hum- i
Uf Mnch ibcB M gnat, thit atkiii now midc aarultr of \
the fcitb «f Ibj Sos, lo if mar tc tU'o o( hii iTfurrcflion ;
tmt llul linllit. with the rTiJuc ei ch; Stinci, bt aitj inherit
thine ecetlifluii lungiam ; ihro^h the Cibk thjr Sm Jcfui
'" riA our Lord, /tiartt-
rrt
C z^ 1
Private Baptifin of Infants.
^ jfnj iirtlvm not doubt ^ hut that the Child fi hdpth^d n tow-
fully and fuffiiUiity hiptiacdf j*id bogLt n-Jt to h< Imah^tl
agmv. Tft nt^^trrhtitu^ \f the Chitd^ wbkh u afief thiffi'l
liaptiztdf da jfstrrwjrd I'ltietit it tgprdhai th-tt it it &>sugiit
inia the Churchy to Iht iattnl that^ if the Minifitr of the J^me
Pttrijh did himftlf hafti'st that Ckildt rhe dn^rvgiiliui njv
be icysificd pf rbt true Form •f S'lptifm^ by hm pni/aiily It-
pjn eJtJ i It tubkb njr htjihitl fjy thuif
1CCRTJFV you, ihiit according (i> the due and prcrcnbc<t
Ordrr of rhiT Churchi iif (ufb a timt^ and at J*i(b t /^tf^f*
t{;8}rc silvers whncflVa 1 b^ptrt^d thi« Child.
fl B'if if the Child \vfrt hffpthtd by any other Itvfkt Mi^\Jir't
fftfn the Mimjier of tit raftjh^ •mhtre ths Ct'imvui) iu'^i vr
{lirWeiid, fihill tx-um'trfe aid try wbcilter lAr CAild hr Lnv~
fvlly i'lipii^ed, or 'it, In ivhUh cajf, 'f'^^fi '^^' ^'"t '"V
Child fd the Cliitrih du anfurer, that the fame Child is a/ready
bapritifdy the^Jhall the Minsjier exjtrtine themfurlhtr^fajin^j
By whom wjfl thii Child baptiicd f
Who was prrfcnt when ihis Child wi4 baptiiti F
Bei^'iuCe lomc thm^;^ clirnrb] to ihl> Sacrament m«y happen
Co be amitted (hum^h I>3f or hxftr, in Atch [Jmet dT ntre-
mity i fhercfottf 1 demkind furihcr of you,
With whit mittrr wjs thig Child bjiptiaed ?
With wh4i wurdA wsa this CZiHd hiiprJKcd ?
^ ^nd fthe I^iitujiir p}o,U find hy thi tnftvtri tfju^k at trin^
she Cb/td, that sH ihhp ii^re dbnt at fhey i,uf&s tt bti ttfn
J?-iiil nut hf cbeijtin ibt Cbild i^lain^ but jholT ftcti^!t idm tf*
o'te ^fihejlock of true ik'ijttafi pe6pltfj<iyi'ig ihvJ,
ICERTJFy you, chjit in thU cjfe ftli h well done, anJ k-
corJrng unto dut otdrr, concerning the baptbUg of thlt
Uhild ; who tfrng botn In original fin, and in the wr«h of
God, if now, by (he Ijvpt of Regcncnrion in fijpIJIm, rt>
ceivcd inro the numW ot' the chilJrcn af God, and hci^ of
evprlaftjng lire ! lur our Lord JcJ'js Chriil doih not deny Uh
grace and mercy unto I'uch infjuR, but mofl lovingly 4ath
sa\1 them unto hJm, pe the holy Colpcl doth wirne^ to our
comEbft on ihU wik.
Private Baptifm of Infants.
it. Mark I. I J.
TIlEy btouiihl ydung <hildna to Cbrlft, thM he Aould
louch them; ind hli difclpin r<bak«d tliofc lliU
fcraofhl ihem. But when Icfui liw \t, lie wit much djf-
plMwiand (ui untochfni,5uI}cr thr llnic chiidr^ti eo come
UTiEo mci and t-Jlbid tlicm nut ; ^lit u/ fuch Ji Eho icinf dom
at Cv^p Verify J iiy U11C0 yuu, WhiiTucvcr ihjll nuE tE^ccire
the kingtliini ol Ggd ua littlocli11d,lic Ihill not riittr therein.
And he took thfin up in hitarmt, puthii handtupon them,
lad liIclTcd them,
^ .^1^ 'b ^Vi>^ ■' "-^t '^ MUifit' JImU mah till iflif
ErirlalitM rfan lilt vnrJi sfltt Glfpil.
BELOVED, yt bur in thii Gofpil ibc wotdi of our Si>
viouT Chnll, that hr c-immindrl the childtcn to br
brDu^hi unto himi how he blimcd iholc (hiC WiiuM hive
kept them from him | how he (ihorTtd ill mrn lo Ibltaw
tbdrinnacencf. Ve prrceive how by hil outwjrd gelt ure And
det<i hf (le^UredhiigachJ uviLl toward them | f«r hcVmbnc^d
iheni m hii atmi| he liid hit bindi upon tbem, ind bJcHird
cLcm. Doubt fc not thertforr,bu( ufncitty believe, rhit he
hith likewlfe lii-oufibly leuived /*•! prtlent Ji/jtHi 1 (hit
he htib embiiird Aim with tht itmi ol hli iiiefcy i »od (M
hr hjlb |jiiimikd jn lii» holj WoiJ) will give untg tin the
biclling o!"et.-inil liic, Jiid laikc i-'ia fM'iMi' ol" hii emliiii'
inj kingdom. Wheiefore, we bring tliui peifiniled of llie
IfouJ will of our heavenly Ffiher, iJcclarei by hii Son Jefut
Chiill, tnwaii itii I"/^', let ui liiihlutly ind dcvuutly |ivE
rbnnki unto hrnt^ ind l4y the l^nycr wliich liie Lord him-
[el^Edugiic ui:
OVK Father, which »t In heiven,Kiillowed be thy Name.
Thy kln^diim uame. Thy wiU he doi^e in cjith, Ai
Ie ia in hcjvni, Gjve ua thirdly our dtily breid. And fur-
give ul oar ttcf^iita. At we ibrgive Ehcm [hjE tTErpafb agAinll
HI. And Icid ui nut into temptaljon | But deliver ul from
evil. Amen.
AIJ^ICHTy and evcrljfling God, heavonly FsJh(t, »»
give thee humhlt ihanlcs, llut thou hlft voHchfiftd to
*nll in to the knowledge af thy gnce, anil ^iih in thcr f In-
cfejfe thib kn^wlfifge, and confirm thig faith in ui rvermorc
Private Baptifm of Infants.
Give ihy holy Spirit tf* thu /rr/an^thjt be, being born igtin,
and bcirtg made jw hdr of ev^rhnjng filViitinn, through our
LorJ Jelit) Chiift, may cantiuuc thy ffr^nnff tnd ^ttj'm ihy
piomik ; ihraugh the (acne our Lord jcCm Chr'tik thy Son^
who iivech inU reigncch with ihce jnd the Hoiy Spirit, now
ind fca ever, jimen.
^ Tktn p^ll fie Pr'i/fi Jmand tbt Nam of thf Chi/di ^$ich
b/ifig h the Gottfinbfn and Godmothift ^rsiioiiKtd, tAf Mi~
itijiff jhnU fd^t
DOST lhoo,in the naracuf ihli Child, rtnognct (h< JetjI
and all his worlcj, the vain pomp and glury of this
wofld. with all cnvcloiia delircf of the fjmtj and thp carnal
dE;liTc4of thf ElcE}],ra that thou wilt not follow, nor be led by
them?
^afivrr. I renounce tbem aH-
DOST thou belUv^ in Goi the Fjfher AlmiE^tyi Maker
of hcdvrn and f.iti\\x -
ApiJ in Jtfus Chrift \ui only-ln-gotEtn Son uur Lord P And
x\\.\x. he Wis conceived by thr Holy Ghoflj born of the Vir-
gin Maiy i that he lufirrcd under Pantlu^ Pilate, wii cruci-
fled, den j, and btirSed ^ th^t he wenC down into hdl, and alio
did rile ag^m the third day j that he -ifcrndfd Into heaven,
^nd (itreth at the iig^^ hand of God the Farher Almighty \
,inJ from rhence Hiall romc igain at the mid of the world, to
judge the quick and the dead ?
And duflithoLi believe in the Holy GhoAj the holy Catho-
HclcChurch; the Cnmmunion of Sainti J the RemiHian of
lini; thf! Kefurrcftiun of Ehcileth| and cverEaftmg life dtWr
jSrtfiuer. All ihis 1 lledf^llly believe,
WJLT ihou then obeditnily keep Cod"* holy will »nd
com mind men t&j and wilk \n rhe I'dme ill the d*yt
of ifiy Y\F'-?
AHftver. I will.
f[ Thn the Pritfi fhijU Jay,
WE receive thj» Child into cJic congrce-itltm Qt' Ciirili's
flock," and do fign him with th< , „ tbt P '
figo of the Crofs. in token that here- a_;/ i C f i
after ir^ Dull not bea/hamed ta conlcI» ■' ,, y^j-jj' ^
ihc fulb of Chnli crucined, and man- , , •'
fully Eo fight under his b^inner, againCl '
li[>, chf wirrldi :ind thi: tlcvil \ and Eo cimElnue ChriA't faith-
ful foldicr and frrvanE unto hit life's cnd^ Ami^n,
^ Then Pali the Pricjl Jay t
SEEING noiAT, dearly beloved brethren, that fi/i CbUd'uhy
Bdprifm regeneratCf and grafted into (he body of Christ's
Churk:hf Ert az give thanks unto Almighty God tor thefe
bztirhts \ And with one accord nuke our prayers unEo hircif
that '^f m^y lead the tcfmi hii life aci:ording tu thia^iLgLoning.
f[ Then Jhal! thi PrUj! Juy^
WE yield thee moft hearty thanks, moft merciful Father,
that it haih pleaftd thee to rcgentrate /.fr^i Infant with
Ihv holy Spirit, to tsz^xw him for thine own Child hy aduptioni
and to incoTpurate him Into thy holy Church. And humbly
we befeech thee to gr^nt, chat he being dead unto fin, and
hving unto righteoufneft, and being buried with Chrili in hia
death, may trucify ibe old man, and utterly abofiJli the whole
body of fin ; and that, ai he h made paruitr of the dejih of
thy Son, hi may alfo be jmrraker of his rclurrciSion i Jo th.if
firijlly, with ihc refidue of thy holy Church, he mjy br art
inhcririir of clfine evcrlafting kingdom i through Jelus Chrlll
our Lord, j^mri.
^ Then, altjiandin^ up, th Minijier Jhall tnnh ih'n ExhortatioN
to ihr Gadfathen jfid Gudmcthen,
FORASMUCH aa lAh Child bath promifi^d by you i;i fnrc-
ties to renounce the devil and all his works, to believe in
GqJ, and to ferve him ; ye muft remember, that it is your
parti and dudes to fee that tJtii Infant be tjught, lo loon as A<
ihs'-l be able to learn, what a folen^n vow, promile, and pro-
felTion he Lilh made by you. And that he any know thefe
things the better^ ye lliall cjM upon him to heir Sermons;
anA cLle^v ye HiaW provide, that te may le^rn the- Creed, the
Lord's Prayer, and thf Ten CommandmcnB, in the vulgar
St
Private Baptifm of Infants.
tcinguc, tnd ail other ibings which > ChriftMn oughl to know
.ind bclleup to his lours hcjiih ; and that ibii Chilli nuy bt
vii ttkoujly brought up to \tiii godly and a cbrlllijn IJic ^ re-*
membering alway, that BapTifm ilaih reprcfcnt unio us our
^roftflion \ whiiih JE, (o tbJIow the «iAmp]c of our Saviour
ChrUtf and to be made like unco him « thati l1i he died, and
E^fc agjin Tor ua, (o IhouM we, %vho are biptifed, die iiom
fin, ind i1fc again unto righceoufnert^ continually (norlilyln^
all om evil and corrupt a liVclions, and dally proceeding in all
virtut and godiincft ollivlng.
% Bill if I Ivy (tfiiV* hring ibc Infatl In lU Church do main
Jucb uiiittmtfi anjv/tn io !b< PricJI'i ^!tej}ivnit ja ihat U can-
nol ttpj/ciir (hat tilt Oiild tvai bapti^nd ivhk Water, In th«
Name of ihe Father, anJ of the Son, and oi the Holy
GhuJt, t^iiihicb art ejjintiat parti sf Bsptijmt') tAta It] tit
Frifji ^iptist it in thtform brfore apfidintid Jor Puhlic Bap^
lifrti of Infants ; favmg that at ibt dipprng ^f the Child in tit
Fiatf bt Jhall itft ibiifhrm afiucrds.
IF thou art not already baptiied, N. I baptiie thee In the
Name of the Father, and of ilic Son, and of the Huly
Choll. Amen.
The Miniftration of
Baptifm to fuch as are of riper
Years, and able to anfwer
for themfelves.
^ PfktH any fucb ptrjoni, si an if ripir yian, art M it tap-
linj, timrly natict jhull be giine la Iki Bijhtp, ir iwicin bt
Jhall apptial fir liai pwpofi, a ivai bifsri at ihi liajl, bj
Ihe Parinli, urjominthtr difinrr pirjam ; ttntfodiu cart msj
tr lakrnjir tluir Examliatioii, wbilfiir ibiy hcja^itntly it-
firaflfd in ibi Prini-ipUs iif tic CbriJIian Kiligiim -. and rial
Baprifm of fuch as are ot riper Years,
f-iwy may he ixb^rieA la prcftjrc fhernftlvei ^ib Prayeri and
Facing fur tAe reitiuing of :hh baly Sjtr.imettt,
ff j^nd iftbfyJhaU he fianii fit, then f/re Godfalktrt anti Gotf-
mnrbfrs (fit peopk fifing offtmhUd upon she Sunday cr Holy-
diy appointed} jhitli ht rt-zidy fo p'rfinF ihem at tbf F<-'il
immedialtly after ihfftcend Le£bn, tiller at Mining or Ei/en-
ing Prayir, ai Jie Curali in bii difcritkn JbaH think ft,
^ ^ud landing there, the Fricji JbtiH ajk^ ttjbether any of ihe
ferfcHi &ere preferred lie Aaplhedf c/r no; Jf ihty fbati anj-uJer ^
No ; thenpnaii ibe FricJI Jaj ihm^
'EARLV beloved, forslmuch a^ aU men are cpn-
rtived and burn in fm, (and tli^t which Si horn of
the fleih 19 flcfli,) and they that are ia the flefh
cannot pldalb God, but live id Tin, committing
manyj£^ujl tnnCgr^lTiona j aiid that our Savluur Cbri{t Qich,
None can cnlrr Into ihc k.]ngdum oi' God, rtiicpr he be rr ge-
nerate and bam anew of Water and of tbe holy Ghofi^ I
bifeech you tO call upon GoJ tlic Fatber, (hrou^b Our Lord
Ji-fus Chrifi, that ot~ hia bcunteou^ goodness he wlU grant
to ibefe perjoni that whji^h by nature they cannot have,- that
Ihey may be baptised with Ware* and Uxc ho\y Ghoft, and re-
ceived into Chrift'i holy Church, and be made Uvcly mem-
itn ot the famei
t TbenJhitUtbe Friejlfay,
Let ui pray.
(5r J^d here aU zbe Congregation JhaU kneel. )
mg by watery and ajio didit lately fc-ad Ciic cuiiarrrn or irraeE
thy people through the Red Sca» figuring thereby ihy holy
Baptifm i and by the Baplifm of thy Well-belovpd Son Jcfus
Chrift, in che river Jordan, didll fandil^ the element of water
to the myflJcdl walhlng away of lin ; We bcfeech thee, fiir
ihinc infinire mercies, that thou wilt mercifulfy look upon
iheft t^y Jfrvirnli i wafli item and findlJIyriw™ with the holy
Ghon, that 'Aey, being delivered from thy wrath, may be
^^^ leceivpd into the ark of Chrift's Church ; and being ftidfaft
2S '" '^''■'hj joyful through hope, .ind rooted In charity, mny Eo
» -n iiA'l>A* A*l>i'fl*A ^V^^&^'LVV^J^CV'^^^
1 .^^-WAiV'^W^W^m^Vf'^lV^
r
Piiblick Bapnfm of fuch
piii the wdvu or Lhta tToubrcCLmie wotU, thai ^natly f^^v
mjy come to iFic (anJ of tvcrbAmB Hfc, iScrc fo reign wich
tb» world wirhflui «nil ^ chrvugh JtC\}S Chritt our Lord.
ALMIGHTY and ImmorCjt Cod, theaidof all thatnwd*
tht liclper of all that fltc to thcc ibt I'uccour, ihr Jili:
of them thar believe, and the rcfiirff ^Um of Ihe dej*! : Wc
call upon chcc for rAefi f^trjhnij tliat t/nvt coming to ihy iioly
Bjprifn}, may rtccivc remiiriun of f^i/ fins by ffiiitiiji] rege-
ni^i'atjan. Rctr'tvc rhtrrty O Lord, a£ thirii h?!^ pttunJCed by
rhy wcU-brlovedSuhf faying, Atk,and yc JLjH rft^eivi:; ffch^
.irui yr IIijU lind; knock, and it fhall be opened unto you :
So give now unEo u& ch^i ^rtk j Id ii3 tb^t frck nnd ; open
fhc g^tc unrcF MS thar knock ; rhaT rhtfi pfrfo/u may enjoy the
evcrl.ifting bcnedkhon of thy heavenly wafting, anH oiay
come CO the eternal] kingdom which thou hiD procnifed by
iJhnft our Lord. Amitt,
1 TAtfijhJi the ptopk/fatid apt and tbt Pr'iffifiaiijay,
Htjr the words of the G&fpri, wrltrru fay SJat John^ in the
diirJ Chapter, bcgjnnJng ut the firft VcHc,
THERE Wis J min of the Phurifrra, namvd NTcodcmus,
a ruler of the Jews. The fime^anic to Jcfui by night,
and fnid unro hiui, Rjbbl, wr know that thou art 3 teacher
come from God j lor nu man can do thefe miraclH ihqt thou
doeft, except God be with him, Jefos jnlwercd and fald unto
him. Verily, verily 1 by unto thcc. Except a man be born
agjin^ he cannot lee the kingdom of God. Nicodemul liich
unto him, How can a man be born when he la old ? Can he
cntei the fecond lime into hi^ mother'a womb,and be bom ?
Jclua J nlwercd, Verify, verily 1 f:iy imto thee. Except a m*n
t>e born of water and of the Spiiit, he cunnoc enter into rhe
kingdom of God. That which is horn of ihc fleih i» fleit;
and that whUh ia born of the SpLriE is fplric Maivcl nut
Ehut I faid unto thee, Ve muit. be born again. The wind
bloweth where it lillcrh, jnd thou heareii t\\c. found thereof j
but canA not [ell whence it cometh, ^nd whither k ^eth -.
fo it every one that ii boin of the Spirlr.
il Aj}tr itsifkh ht Jh.^li f.ty this Exhortation Jhlio^vfig.
^3iE^
A
as are of riper Years,
BELOVED, ye hear in thii GofpcL the eiprefs words of
our Sivlour ChnA, that cvcept •> man b« born ot' watrr
dnd of the Spirit, he cannot enter Into the kmgdom afGod,
Whereby ye may perceive the great nccelTity of thJB Sacrament,
where it raiy be hid, Likewife, immediately before h'n af-
cenfion into heaven, (as we read in the lall Chapter ofSainl
Mark's GolpeJi) he gave command to his dlfciptes^ faying.
Go ye into All the wortd, and preach the Cofpei to every crea*
ture. He that believeth and is baptized Hiall be Javed ; but
he that believeth not fhall be damned. Which alfo fheweih
unto Hi the great benefit we reap thereby. For which c^ufc
Saint Peter the Apol^le, when upon his iirfl preaching of the
Gofpcl many were pricked at the heart, and faid to him and
the reft of the Apoftlea, Men and brethren^ whai ftall we do ?
replied and fa'id unto them, Repent, and be baptizeJ every one
of you for the r«miiHon of Cms, and ye fhail receive the gilt
of the Holy Ghoft. For the promife it to you and your chil-
dren, and to all thjc are alar off, even as many as the Lord
our Cod (hall call. And with many other words enhorted
he them, fiyinfi. Save yourlclves from this untoward genera-
tion. For (as the fame Apoftle tei1:i^c;th in anotht^r plar?)
even Baptifm doth alfo now favc us,(noC the putting away of
the liFth of the flelh, but the anfwer of a ^ood conrdence to-
wards God^) by the refurredjon of Jefus Chrilt. Doubt ye
not therefore, but earnel^Jy believe, ihat he will favoLirably
receive r/ieje prefent trr/flffj, truly teptnting, and coming unto
him by faith j that he wiU grant fhem remilTion of rheir lin^f
tad beilow upon r^fn the Hoty GhoA j that he witl give ihem
the bleiTing of eternal life, and make them ^aritiken of hii
cvcilaftjng kingdom.
Wherefore we being thus perfuaded of the good will of our
heavenly Father towards theft prrfons, declared by his Son Je*
fu^ Chrilli let us faithfully and devoutly give thanki to him,
and Oy,
ALMIGHTY and evetlaftine God, heavenly Fafher, we
give thee humble ihankfi, fot that thou hall vouchfafed
to call ustoihcknow^edgeof thy grace, and faith in Choe : [n-
creafe this knowledge, and con^rm ihia lalth in uh evetrnure.
Give thy holy Spirit to fivfe fxerjons, that (hty may be born
again, and be made AnrJofeveflaAingfaivatlon , through oui
V
Lord Jeliu ChciA, who livctb and nignelh wilb thee and Che
Holy ^irU, now ;iiid fat rver, jimia.
<! Tien tti PriiJI Jball ffmi to ihi peribn! It it hafi'med M
(All mifi !
WELL-BELOVED, who aie come hither ricfiting to re-
tcivc holy Bjptilin, _fi! hjvc heard ho-jv ihe congrc-
Rition halh prayed, thjt our Lotd Jtfus Clirift wouM icmch-
ijir 10 iccrive you and bicli you, to relulc yuu of your lira,
III give you tha kingdom of hcivto, and evcrlillliig life:. )V
lijvc ho.ird alfo, that our Lord J''"' Chrift hath promiieJ in
hji holy Word [o grant »U ihoft things that wc have piayctt
for i which pfomile he, for hU part, will molt futely k«p
»nJ perform.
Whrteiorp, after thii promifc made by ChriA, jf mult alio
taithfulLy, ^f yout part, projikift in tin prcfence of cbefeyour
Witncflei, and this wholrcon/fTe^4iion, thai jf will lenouiic^
the devil and all hii wurkt, and tunlluntly belifve God'i holy
Wotd^and otcdimtly kerp his tummandmcnti.
fl Thm Jhall lit Pricfi i/rmanil of inch o/rbf ffrfias « it iip-
DOST thou renounce Ihc devil and ill hit work*, the Vlin
pomp init gloiy of the world, with all (ovctoui defiln
of the lame, and ihc farnal dcfiret of the ^Ih, fo that thou
svJlt not ^ullo^v, nor be led by (hem ^
An^'VjST- 1 irnuunee them all-
SiutfilnH.
DOST thou bcllcre in Qui the F»lhet Almiehly, Miket
[if heaven and citth ^
Atid in JeAis Chrifl his only-begotten Son our Lord ^ Aad
thit he was conccivid by the Holy Ghoft ; born of the Virgin
M*fyi that he fuflrred under Pontlui Piljtc, wai crucified,
LJe^dj ind buried { rhnc he went <Jown inu helt, and alfo di^i
rile aeain <he thiid day ; thai he ifcended into hetven, ixd
fiueth at the right hand of God tht Father Almighty i and
from thence fhall come again fit (he cndol Ihc world, (o judge
the quick and the dead ^
And dolt thou believe Is the Holy GboR ( the hoIyCiiho'
as are of riper Years.
.lick Churchy the Communion ot* Sain»; [he RpmilTian of
'Ciui [he itcfuTTcOioaof the Hclh; and cvctlaibng life afur
deith^
jinjiucr. All ihit I Aedfiltly believe.
WILT ihou be bsptiied in (hij &itb ?
Aiijwcr- Tbj[ ii my defirc.
WLT thou [hen obediently keep God's holy will Dud
commandments, and wa[|[ in the lame all the days
of thy life?
Anjwir. 1 will endeavour fo to do, God beinE my helper.
% Thmflmll ibt PrUfi fay,
O MERCIFUL Goil, grant lh« the old Adam in thcjrftr-
Jam may l>e To buried, that the new man mjy be raided
lop in ihtm. Amffi^
Gr^nt that all carnal alTedlinns may die in ihcm, and tint
all things belonging to the Spitit may live anil grow in ihim.
Grant that ibry may have power and ftrength to havevjc-
jteiy, and to triumph, againit the deril, the world, and the
'fldh. vVrorn.
I Grant that (iey, being here dedicated to thee by our office
and miniftry, may alio be endued with heavenly virluei, and
tveilaftingly rewarded, through thy mercy, O blclTed Lord
I God, who doll live, and govern all things, world without end.
ALMIGHTY, everllving God, whofe moft dearly beloved
Son Jefus Chrin, tor The fi^rgivcnefs of ourlins, did Ihed
I Out of his mo^ pcrcioufi Lide both waTcr and blood, and gave
Icommindmeni to his dUciples, thai they ftould go teath all
\ aationt, ^nd bipcire them In the Name of rhe Father, the
Son, ind the Holy Ghoft ; Rq|an!, we befcech thee, the fup-
I plication! of thia congregation ; lanflify this Water to the
myltical walhlng iway of Qn ; and grant that the perfuui now
I to be baptiaed therein^ may receive the fulnefs of triy grace,
. tni ever remain in the number of thy faithful and ele£t chll-
I dren, through Jcfui Chrift our l^ord, jirrtti-
Publick Baptifm q( fuch
% Thtn pall tbi Frirfl ttth t^eh pfrfoa t« irt haJtttatJ fy ihr
rigiil band, and fiacin^ Aim tanvfnitH/ly iy the Fanti atOird-
ing fo All difcrtti^TiypitU afk the Codfalbtrs and Gitdmtthtrs
ihe Namci and thtn Jbalt dip bhm in tin itfattrfer ftwr vAafer
upon hintf jityin^,
NI hApti» chcc In rhc f^^me of the Father, flJtd of the
* Son, and of the Holy Choll- Amcm
w,
IT Tbiiptllib, PrUJIfay,
receive this pctfon inlo the cooBregiiion of Cbrift'i
llocic,* and do fign liim with the fign of the Ciali, in
' H 1 P " n w''^" l*"" hereiriet In Qull not be
ihallm L Cfll'lL "(h'^'d tQcontcftthefjithof Chriftttu-
.1™". "r '' ! cified. and manCullv 10 nght under h«
L, J ' banner, againft lin, the woild, ind the
devil; and to continue Chrill'i lililitul
foldlet and lervant unlo bi% lilc's end. Amen.
? TitHjbBlllhe P'itftfy,
SEEING oowjdeaily beloved bicthicn, that ihrji ptrfani eri
rcjjcomiti, 3nJ grafted into the body of Chrill'&Churcli,
Irt us give thanks unto Almighty God for tlkcle brnefiE^
and with one accord malce oar ^ti'jen unto hjm, that itcf
n\ay lead the rcH of thtir life accordin|^ to tbii beginning.
% Thru fivll ti Jaid iht Z^riTi Fraytr, til Isml'ing.
OUR Father.whichartinhcaven, Hallowed be thj-Njoie.
Thy kingdom coinf. Thy will be done in earthi A^
it la in heaven, 01 ve un ihii day our dally bread. And li^r-
give ui our trelpaflri, A) we forgive them that trefpjfs igjinft
us. And Iciid ui not inu tem[iUligai But ddivei gt from
evil- Amen.
WE yield [h« hamhle thankt, O heannly Fithsr, that
liiou hall vouchfatcd to call ui to the knowlriJgr of
ihy grace, and taich in thee \ IncroTe thii knowlrdcr, and
conlinn this taiih in us eveimore. Clvi thy holy Spirit to
ihtft ftrhm ! that, being now born asain> and madr triri of
cverlalling lalvallon, through oui Lord Jcfut Chtift, slit may
conlinup thv /r'^^^rj. and attain thy proniireii thrnu^h rhe
. j^i
iAoit Lord jeius Chrld ihy Son, who hv?ch iind rcrgnifth with
Eiicr^in the unjcyoflhclimF Holy Spirit, EverlalUngly. Amen.
y Then, ati JlanJing i^p, the Priefi JhuU u/f ch'a Exhort jtlofs jU-
iofuangi /peaking lo the Cudfatbrri .md Gaiimathtrijirji.
FORASMUCH a» thtft ptrjom bnvf promifedin youf prr-
lence ti> renounce Ihc dtviLind all hia works, Eo belicvi^
in God, and to ferve him ; ye tnuft remember, that \t ia yuur
P-irt and duty ta put Mf« in mind, what a folemn vow, pro-
mi^ and profpfiion tb/y bjii/e now made before thig congre-
garlon, and elpeci^lly bclore you /,^i> choferi wilnelTea. And
yc are alfo to caM upon J^em to ufe all diligence lo be nghtly
inftfuiieJ in God's holy Word j thiit io ih/y nay growm ^tact-,
and in the knowledge of otir Lord JeAit Chritl,and live godly,
nghleoully, and fol^rly in this preJent world.
(If And rhtn, ff>faking ro ibe nciv bapilwd pejfcna, he psall
proiffd, iind/i'yt)
AND^s for you, who have now by Baptifm pui on ChciEl,
iE j& yout pJtE and duly alio, bting midc the ihitdrcn of
God and of the light, by faith in Jcfu5 Chrift, to walk anfwtr-
ably 10 your ChriHian calling, and aa brcometh the children
orjight i remembering always thaf BapEifm reprcfenteth unro
us oni profcJiiun j which ii, ro follow the example of outS-i-
viour Chrifl, and to be madt- llkt unEo him \ that a& he died,
and rofc again for a^ -, fo (hould we, who 4Tp baptbcd, d.c
iVom iin, and fife agjin unto righfeoufncftj Continually mor-
tifying alE ojr evil and coriiipt affcftJons^ and daily proceed-
ing in all vjttue and godlinefs of Living,
H It is expedient thjt ei/ery perfidy rhut LtptivJ^ Jf^uld he caH'
jirmid hy the E'ljbtip jt) jhofi after b'li H^tplijm ai cornfenienr/y
may he ; that J9 he may be admitted tn the Imly Commumon.
^ Ifur^y pefpfi "flt hap(h>ed in tbtjr infancy Jbali he hrmtght to
he h^pli^ed hffsre ibiy come to years of dijcremn to anfwfr for
tbemji/ves i it may Ju^e to uje the Q^e for PuU'rck Bapiifin
of Iifanttgur (in caje of extreme danger ) the O^efar Pri-tMite
Boptifm J only changing the 'u/ord [InfantJ^or [Child or Pct-
fonj at ociapon rs^aireth.
•>'^^ ^^^;y;i^
^'
c c 3
A Catechifm,
That is [o Tiy,
An Inftruflioii to be learned of every Perfon,
before he be brought to be Con-
lirmed by the Bilhop.
■HAT \i ^ouf Name *
Arijiuer, J^. or M-
Sinrpm. Who gjvE you ih'it NamcF
Anfivr, My Godf^thcii and Gadmolhvninm'i'
B^pEkim 1 wherein 1 wa^ made a member of Chrljl, ihc<hiJd
of God I and an inhetirur oi [he kingdam of heaven*
S^rpm. What did youi Godlaibi^ii and Godmolhen thea
lor you ?
Anjioir. They did promile and vow three ihlngi in my
name. Fitft, thai I Ihauld renounce the devil and all hii
works, the pomp; and vanity ai [his wicked wofid, and aJI
tlic lintiil luRs of the flelh. Secondly, that I Ihould Mieve
all the Articles of the Chriflian Faith, And thirdly, that 1
thoulJ keep God's holy will and commandments^ and walk in
thr Tame all the days of my life.
Suiflhn. Doll thou not think thil thou art bound to be-
lieve, and iQ do, as they have promiftd iot thee '
Anj-airr. YsaTciilji and hy God') help fo 1 will. And
I hc.irtilv thank' our htavcniy Fathrr, ih^E he hath called
me Co thii Rate ai fdlvaEJan, through Jcfua ChiiA our Sa-
viour. And 1 ptay uqeq God to give mc his gracc^ ihlt J vtAy
tiintLnuc in the fame unco my lifc'& end.
CstCih'ifi,
Rehearfe the Ailiclet of thy Belief,
AfffuitTt
I BELIEVE in God the Father Almighty, Mikecof heaven
and earth :
idUi
A Catechifm.
Aad in Jcfut Chrill hit only Son our Laid, Who wat con-
ceived by the Holy Ghoft, Bom' of ihc Viijin MJry, Suflited
undrr PonEius Pilate, Was crucified, dead, and buried, He dc-
fcended into hell; The thiid day he lofe again fjom the
dead. He aTc ended into heaven. And fineih al ihe lighch^nd
o( God the Father Almighty { Fiom thence he liiali come
to judge the quick aad the dead.
I believe in the Holy Ghoft ; The holy Catholick Church ;
The CommuniDn of Saints ; The Forgivenefs of fins j The
Refurrcflion of thehodyi And theLilicvetlafting, Amen.
SlurfiicH. What doft thou chiefly learn in thefe Articles of
thy Belief?
A'ljwrr. Fiift, 1 learn to bellete in God the Father, who
hath made tue, and all the world.
Secondly, in God the Son, who hath redeemed me, and all
mankind.
Thirdly, in God the Holy Ghoft, who fanftilieth me, and
all the Ble£l people of God.
You fiid, that your Godfathers and Goiimothers did pro-
mife for yon, that yoii ihouid keep God'a Commandments.
Tell me how many there be?
Anjiotr. Ten.
^cfiiiH. Which be ihey ?
jinfivrr,
THE fame which GoJ fpikt in the twentieth ChopCer of
Exodus, laying, 1 am the Lord thy God, who brought
thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the hoLifc of bondage,
J. Thou Ihalt have none other gods but me,
II. Thou rhiLt not m^^kc to thyfclf any graven image, nor
the lilcenell of any thing that Is in heaven above, or in the
earth beneath, or in the water under the earth. Thou flialt
not bow down to them, nor worfhip chcm : for 1 the Lord
chy God am a jealous God, apid viftt the Uns of the fathers
upon the children, unto the third and fourth generanon of
them that hate me, and (hew mercy unto thoufands in them
that love me, and keep my commandments.
[li. Thou thall not lake the Name of the Lord [fay God in
vain : for the Lord will not hold him guililels that Iiketh
hit Name in vain.
IV. RememlKr thai thou keep holyCho S-ibbdlli-iIsy. Sii
d:>ys fliati ihou l.ibouT, ani Jo a[l tli.it thou hnU la do ; but
tilt Icventh day is the Sitbath of the Lord tlly Ood. In il
thou Ihah do no mann^ at work, thou, and thy Ion, And thy
daughter, thy man-fervant, and thy mJid-[crv*nt, thy clitllc,
and the flranger thith within thygitct. For in Rx dayt the
LoTii made heaven an^l earth, tiic Tea, and All that in them
is, and rcfled the feventh day ; wherefore tbc Lord bleflcd
the fcvcnlh d,iy, and hallowed it-
V. Hunout thy fathci and ihj' mothrr, that thy ii»« may
be long in the land tvhkh the Luid thy Ood givoth th«.
VI- Thou fliiilt do no nlurdcr-
VII. Thou (halt not tomtnit adulifry.
VIU, Thou Ihalt not ftnl.
IX. Thou (halt net bear lairewltneriiplnftih^ndghbour,
X. Thou Ihalt not covet thy nclghbout's houle, thou ihalt
nt-c covet thy neigh liour'9 wife, nor hii fervtnt^ nor hit maid,
nor hia ox, nor hia afs, not any thing thtt ia hji.
What doft thou chiefly Iparn by theft Commandment! !
Afi^tiitr. i learn ti*o thiiTg^ : my dutj towohll God, and
my duty (owarJa my Neighbour,
Siurjihn. Whjt Is thy duty towards God ?
Aijvicr. My duty towards Ood, Is to betieve 1(1 him, ti>
tear him, and to love him with all my heifi. with ill my
mio.i, with all my foul, and wiih ill my llienElh ( M wor(hli>
him, lo sivt him thanlct, to put my whole trull in him, i^
C4U upon him, to honour his holy Name and his Word, »nJ
to Icrve him truly all the dayi of my life.
QliiJIk". Whit 1b ihy duly towaidi thy Neighbour ?
AujtiKT. My duty towards my Neighbour, ii to love hzm
a myj'elf, and to do to all men, as I would they Ihould do unto
me . 'I'o love, honour, ai>d fLJecour my fhither and mother .
To honour and obey the Queen, and all that are put in aurhc..
riiy under hen To futimit inyfdf » >11 my govetnoun,
[t«her»,IpiiltualpjflorjiniJnUliei»i To order tnyfeli lowly
and reverently to all my bettcrl I To hurt no boiy by woid
Qor deed I To be ciiie and juH in all my dealing i To bear
no malice nor hatred In my heart i To keep my handt from
picking and Ideating, and my Tjngue frorrkevlj-lpeiking. I^ln^,
ind n»ndcring ; To keep my boi</ in icmpeunce, fobcmefs,
and chaftity : Nnt to covet nor dcfiteotlicr mtn'i goodi; hot
to Icim and labour trul)" to get mine own living, and to du
my duty in [hat Ibte of lile, unto which U (bill pldiii CoJ
to ciH me-
My good Child, know thii, that thou itt not able to dt>
thel* things of thyfelf, not to walk in the Commandments
of God, and to fcrve him, without hla fpecial giace ; whith
thou mvH tentn at all times to call for by diligent prayet. Let
mc heat iheiefore, if thou canlt fay the I«id'> Prayer.
OUR Father, which an in heaven. Hallowed be ihy Name.
Th^ kingdom come. Thy will be <Jone in eaidi, As
it is tn heaven. Give ot thi« tfay our daily btead. And for-
give tis out trefpanea, As we fot]{ive them that trerpars kigiinl^
ui. And lead us not into temptilion ; But deliver u> ftom
evil. Amen.
^rjlh". What delireft (hou of Cod in this Prayer?
A'^fiun- I defite my Lotd God our heavenly Father, who
\i the giver of a[] goodnels, to fend his gtace unto me, aad to
all people^ chjt we may wotlhip ikim, ferve him, and obey
him, as we ought to do. And I pray unto God, that he will
lend us all things that be needful both for out fouls and bodies^
and that he will be merciful unto us, and forgive ua out Am \
and chat it will pleal'e him to five and Aeftni us in all dangers
ghoAly and bodilyj and that he will keep U!^ ^om all lin and
wickednefj, and from our ghoftly enemy, and from everlaft-
ing death. And this I tniH he wiU do of his mercy and good-
nifs, ihtOLigh our Lotd Jefui Chrift. And therefore I fay.
Amen, So be it.
HOW many Sicnmenti hitb Chrift ordiined in his
Church ?
Aithoir. Two only, as generally necelTaiy to falvadon, that
is to (ay, Baptifm, and the Supper of the Lord.
^u/Jihn- What meanefl: thou by this word Sucrnnenl f
jl'kxir. 1 mean an outwaid and vilible fign of an inward
and Ipilituil grace given unto ui, ordained by Chrift himfelf,
r I
u 1 meini wbcnby we rnciv« the itrat, tad i plcJgc to
atTurr ui thereof,
^BiSia. How many put* aic theie in a Suitmenl?
rpirittidj g'lf c-
S^ijcfliitii. Whit it (he outwanl illiWe fign o( fgrm ::• L-j.
lifriif
Aafwir. Wjwtj wherein th« |ierron ii hwtiied /« (ir
N,\mt of the Feiffirtf snd of the ia«i nflf/ o^/if ih!y Gbifi.
^ejtiou. Wh^c H the inwitiJ anJ fplrliuAl ^jce f
jiajiarr. A ileJih iinio fin.anJ j new birth unto righieouf-
ncfo : for being by nature born in (in, inJ the chitdrcn of
wrath, we arc hereby mide the children o( grjce,
^Bf/iiL^M. Wlijl i> «i)ui(eil i>l" pctfoni to be tupEJied f
yi-ifavi-, Rcpenance, whereby lliejriwliltefini inij Faith,
whtteliy (hey ftedftlHj believe ihe ptpmiles oI'CoJ made Co
them in thit SjcramfnC-
X!jirflion, Why tlien art Infjnii bipilicd, when by rea&n
f f lUfli Ecnder *gc they cannot perform them ^
AnHver. Becdule they promilc chem boEhby [JielrSureChdi
whkh pronii[e,when theycotne to igetthemrclvesire bound
[□ perlorm,
Slurjiiaii. Why wa& the Sacrament of Ihe Lord^i Supper
orijincd y
Aitivjtr. For the cent'mual remembrance of the fjct^ficc of
the deiih of Chri<i, and of the benefici which wc itfCiK
thereby.
Si^ifihn, Wbal it the autwttd part or fign of the LdkI'i
Supper '
Aifuitr. BoiJ and Wine, which the LorJ huh tma-
mjndtd m be rcteived,
litutflkn, Whjt ii the inwaid pari, or tblng figmlitdf
Aijwt'. The Body and Blood otChrill, which art tcTilymJ
rndeed taken and leceivcd by ihr failhfolinthc Luid'i Supper.
^ijlion, What are the btncfio whereof we ire pirtiken
ihueby •
Aiijiiii'. The llrengUienlnu and tefieftilrnjof our foula by
'Hl Body .ind Btooil ot Chrilt.ai out bodlei arc by the Bread
and Wine.
Siatpen. What U icqutnd nf them who com* to the LorJ'a
Suppet ■
A Catechifm,
j9nfu/fr. To ei'iminc tlicmfclves, whcEher they rf^p^nr
them Cruty i>f th?jr former tiuSf rtedfjilly purpoGng Fd Ic^jJ j
Dew litv > bavf a tUrly faicli m God's merty through Chrilt,
with ir thankful remembrance of his death j and he in thirliy
with all men.
^ 7bf CuFtiTt of every Pjrijh P^U diligently upon Sund-iyi and
Hoiy-dnyi^ after the fecand LtJJ^'ti at E-veah^ Prayer, opeaiy
in ihe Cburcir injlra^ and txamht fu many Children af An
P^njbfeit unto lumbal bt ^11 Ihink comjenient^in fome p&rt
of t hit CaUnhifm.
fl And all Fathers^ Mathersy M^Jieri, and Damei, Jhall caitfe
ibc'tr Chi/drtH, Servantx^ and Jfpprenticfif (ivAkh have not
Icjr/ied their Calethifm^) t^ come 19 the Church at the (me ap-
pointedf and oledimtly lr> hcar^ and be ordered by the Curate,
until fuch time ai ibey have leamid all that ii here appointed
for thrm In learn.
f[ Sofijun ai Children are came M a competent age, and can fa\',
in their Afvfher Tcngue^ the Creed, the Lor/Tt Fray/r^ and the
Ten Com/nandTnenli ; and atjo can anftuer to the olhtr ^^ejfiijns
of thii jhort Cateehijm i they Jhill be brought to iheSijbop.
And every one Jhall have a Godfjlher^ or a GodTHOther^ at a
If^tnefs pfiherr Confirmation.
M^ And lobrnfocver the Sijhi'p Jhall ^i^/r knirwledgt fQr Children
to he brought unto him for their Canfrmatian^ the Curate of
every Parijh Jball either brin^^ or fend in ivriting, loith his
band fubjcTibed thereunto, the njtnei afall Juch perfum •wifbin
hit Pari/h, ai he Jhail think ft ti^ be prefenled to the Bijhvp to
be eonfrmed. And^ if the Brjhop approve of them^ be fhaH
(onfrm them in manner fel/niaing^
The Order of Confirmation,
Of Laying on of Hj^nds upon ihofc that arc bap-
tized and come to Years of Di fere rion-
^ Upoi the Jay nftpoirtujf all ihar are to It then cQ/iJirmedf htin^
Jilacej. anjjiandiag in orders bifire tbi Si/htip ; ht (or Jomi
'itber Mii<Jt/T Aippomttd by him) Jbali rtita tots FTtfaetJh!-
O ^he end Eh^t Can^rmarlDn may be minii1«rei3
Ca the moFE fldiiying of fuch A3 (h-ill rcceivt it, (fie
Church haih [huughf good Eo orderf That none
hf^Ec^arter (hiilk be CanRfmed, but fuch ai un iity
the Crecd^ Ehe Lurd'^ PttycTf and the Ten ComminflmeiilA ;
and can ilia tnfwcr ro fuch adicr QuclUonSf ai in Ehc ihaii
C3.tcchi(m itc contained : whkh otAct is very contenicnl to
be obfcrvcdj to the end, that children, being now come to
che ycati of dircrctian, ^nd having Icirned what thcit God^
fAihen and Gt^dmalhtrt {xomifcd for them in Baprirm, (hey
may themfelvea, with their own mouch and confcnt, opcnN
before rhe Church, ratify anJ confirm the fame; and al(o
promife^ that by the grace of God ihey will evermore en-
dejvour themfelvcB Jajthfully to ohfpf ve (iich things, u they,
by their own confeffinn, have afTcnted unto,
^ TArn Jhj!! rbe Si/ftBp fay,
DO ye hcre^ in the prefcnce <if God, and of this congre-
gation, renew the Tolemn promife and vow that W3i
ni^de in your name at yont BapEifm -, taafy'ing and connrm-
ing the f^me m your owri perfons, and aclcnowled^inj^ yL>ur-
fclvpfi bound Ed believe, and to do, all ihofe things, which
yo^ir Godfdthera ani Godntothera then unde(^^ok itjr yo4» ?
9 jSnd tivry mefhall euJ'ihly anfiufff
I do.
O
The Bijhfpy
L^R help IS in the Name of the Lord \
Aii^iiHr^ Who hjth made beiven and urrh.
»
The Order of Confirmation.
Bijinf. Bl<ir-il bt iJiE Niini7 i,( the LDfiJ j
Atjmf. Hcnteliirth, wurld without tnil.
B:Jtcf. Luiii, be»( our puywi.
AxfasT. Kai let out <ty cjme untu iliec.
Tit S'Jhuf, L«t m jirjy.
ALMIGHTY ind evriljilng Gwl. who haA vouchrdfcil
to rtK"i"»te thcfe ihy /efvjmi by WjMt in-1 ihe Huly
Ghoft, an J han given untn [htm forgivrncri oFilJ iheic Giii ;
Srrcngibcn ihtm, uv bct>c<h th«, U Lord, with the Holy
Gho(t thcCamlfirteriinililiiilyincrcare >n ihrm (hy minlluM
1(1 tb ol' |[Nte ; the Ipirii of wirdofn and undcclUiidlng i ihr
fpirioi^counlrL inJyhoftty Arrngih ( the tpiTicor^kniawlcdgr
ind true goilUndi | anil llU ihcm, U Lai>l,wl[h (he fpiilt ot
thy haly I'tif, now inil iai e\er, Amin.
fl Tkin til rf ihm 'm iriir hmlini ti/fi fU B^jUf, tt Jbt!'
■'jj til ijtJ ujKH rii bud ej'ntrj ant frvanUj, Jajting,
DEfEND, O l^fJ, Ihii ihy Child [or if>ii ib^ &r%vi,i]
H'iih (hy heivtaly S'acc, [hai ^r may (antinue thine
for t»M I inU JiUj indcjfc In ijij holy Spirit itioir and mute,
until ti came unio thy tvciliitlnc kingdom. Amen.
^ Tim /ball rtt Bi/beffay,
The Lord it with you.
Arjvur, And with thy fpitit.
^ jind (nil hutlmg dniiin) lit Bijhufjbill aJi,
Lei ui pray.
OL'RFalh«r, which art >nh«ven,Hjllawed be ihjrKamc.
Thy kLngdDm come. Thy will be done in larth, A>
II ii in heaven. Gitt vt thii da^ ouf daily bread. And for-
give UI uur TTcrpanri, Ai wr rbrgive them that trcfpariagainll
ui. And Eud ui noE into temptation \ But deliver ut Irom
nil. Amen.
Aid ibli CtHm.
ALMIGHTY and fvrrli«in|[ God, who matefl ui both
to will and CO da tholr lhini;i thai be i^xti and accepta-
ble unco ihv divine Majelty | We make our humble fuppU-
i^afioni unia thee for Elide thy Tervintiiupon whom (alter the
rurripir of thy holy Apotllei) we have now i-iid gur hiniis.
tu ceriiiVihcm (byihis fignjol" thy Ijvour and gracioua good'
nefi towatdB ihem. Let thy ^thcfly hand, wc brfreth thee,
ever be over them j let thy Holy Spirit cvci be with rhcm ;
iind lb leiJ thrm in the knovk'ledgc -ind obedience of thy
Word,tl]drin r ht end thtymdyubtajne verb Aing life; through
our Lofd fcfuB Chrirt, who v/hh thee and the Huly Gh^Jl
liveth jnji rF?ignrEh> rv^r one God, world without end. ^men,
O ALMIGHTY Lord, and eveThfiirTg God, vouchfafe,
WF bpfeech ihce, to dife^, I.inclJEy, ariI gaiiern, bolh
our hc^fts iind badi«. in tbt wayb o(~ thy Lau^s, ind in ihc
H'orkiol thy coTnmjndmcntsi ihat, through (hy nioEf mighty
prL>te^ion both hcfc md ever, ^e may be prcfefvcd in body
andlbulj [hrough uuf U>rd and Sjviuur JriuaChtlft^ jitatn.
^ Thrn lift Bijhop' jbnU ii//i them, J'tytng ihuj,
THE Blcfiirtg of God Almighty, the Father, the Son,
xnA the HolyGhott, be upon yoij, and remain with you
for ever, ^mtn-
% And there pait none he aJmirred to fh Hcly Communlevt unt:i
Ja<h upttaibe be tanfirntd^ir he ready 4vd tttfif^ui ta ^ <f*-
Jirmed^
The Form of
Solemnization of Matrimony.
fl I'ifJI riv Biii'in of III! ibat an te it murr'nd tuiiitir mufi /.
fHbttJI.tA in the Chk^iit ih'tikvtral Sitiidayi, during tit ttm
uf MarniUf Soi'iie, 6f ff E^-rnin£ Sir^'tc/, (if itfrt it im
j\ft/ntsng Se'i/nt,J 'mmtdmltiy aftir ihi ftcniid hfjf^n i tbt
Curjrt J-jyi'ig afirr the acciijhmtd Ntitnittf,
Pl'BLlSK ihf Binni ol'Mirrijge bclwrcn M. of
-^ and N-of — - If any of yoa know cauCc, of
juft inijHMlimtnt, why rilefe t"* pcrfoni Oiould
^ nol he juincd togeihtr in holy Moirimonj', jt arc
ludwlstt it, Thi) » (he Aift [/«iiW,or ihrj] am^vfiOi-
ng-
i
Solemnization of Matrimony.
Ibr Sjnn m'^Jl tr nfiud •■ tlfl' FfUhlt} mJ 'it Ckrjtt •/
ibi IM P^'jt ihall ti fittmjiiv Mitrimeiy ^nolm it/m,
wkifa ti Cr'ti/tMi if tit Aim ithg iitutiijiij,j>aii ilr
Cuttm ^ilv tibiT Fiinjb.
^ jIllhtdj^Mjt'mnfft'mttJfitfthmi^vititilffMttr'Mmty,
lit ftrjimi Ittt mii/KiJ ^iill ctmr inn tin tnfyt/ltt Cta'ti
iM iILiH « fA> riibi i-atil, juid ill ifiiiui si rM lift, if*
t'lifi Ji'jJI J.,j,
DEARLY bclnnd, ■! m ipthem) tagcihei hoc in ttic
fifht of Cad, ind in ths fact o( thh cangtc([jtian, lu
join W|Kha( chit Man ind thiiWsmjn in hnly Mitrimanyi
wUch u an honouraMt tthlr, inAimlTil nf <>olI in ihe time
af Hun'i innoc<n(r,riEnii)>n|[unlo ui ihc niyltiial union th^t
ii (kCwIii Ctarilt ml hii Church; which hnly cil»« ChriR
jdornetl inj ticiuiidfil wiih hii pic((o«. jnd firrt mrr.i.-lr
tht< h« wFotifhi, in Cjni ol GtliJf^j in^ j< com m .- :i ' i r .^ i^:
Siinc PjuJ to be hoaouriblc imongilt men [ anil 'hi j'-r.iri- ■
not by^ny to be entr^prLifd, nor Eikcn in hand>(in^dviiebiEy>
lightly, or wiotonly, (o fitiifj men'i (ainil lufti and ajvpt-
tiia, like biulc bcifli tbithiMfluunilcrllindintj bulKuc-
irmly, [iili-THily, idvilcilly. lubcrlv. anJ in th* fair of Cod i
dulytonlidttingtbeuuliafarwhitliMatilmonj waiardaind.
Fitfl, It WH otdaintd far thr protreitrun of (hildreo, to be
brDii^hi j]p in chr iet\ ind nurtuiv of the Lord, htii la lh«
pniJc ^^hift holy Name.
SiTCondly, li ivat ordiinfd fat i tcmedy a|tlDn lln, ind to
jvoid fornicjTinn i chjt H^ch pcrTonii n hivt not the gift of
contjnency mi^hcmdtry, and kFcpiheRifcIvciiJTiJeAlciJmFm-
btfi o/Cliiift"! body.
1 hudly, It wai otdjlnH for the mutual fotltty, hrlp, and
(omlbft, that the pni ought to hi»r of the othet, both in
fiotjtAty and adTetfity. Into which holy eftilc ihele two
pciloni ptficnt tome now to b« joined. Thctetore if inj
mm ua Ihcw iny juft ttule, why ihcy miy not lawfully bt
j'liricd lugethTT, kt him noia' iftvt, ot rtle hcKifCct <ot evcf
huld hii puu.
t jiiida!Jii,Jfakiii wits ibi frijimt liat Jball Im murriii, bt
s:r:t;5.WiwiiU*irt^-iVf*^-^Vri;.
'!<V-v-v-v-v-v>g3t)r;^sfV-Ti-ir*f^
IREQ^'IRE and charge you both, it x' "''" >'i>'<r*tit the
JtcjJtuI day of jodgenwnt wh*n iVit ffcrch uf ill httcti
Ihill be dil'dolcdithii >l either of ygu know any impnl^mcnt,
why yt miy not be lawfully joined logcihtr in Mjiiinn<>ny,
ye do now confcli it. Foi be yc well ilTur«d, lh» (o many
at an: coopled together othetwile ihin Cod'i Word doth allow
ue not joiniJ lagithrr by Cad i neithcT ii tbili Maitimony
lawful,
H Al irliiit lint of Marrm/r, !/tity BiM JflM^I mlJaitri
any in/itJminl, ii'iy ihy may lol if toKflrJ li(Hlrr hi Ma-
lrimiMy,iy God'i Lain, </r lit Lmii of iMi Ritilm I tmdviSII
he ^itnj, enii fii^iirnr fmrtritt mfA Aim,ntAe pariiu | vrlft
par in a Camihn (is ibt ftll vabutffiiih ctarrti a> lit frr.
JUKI 19 he matrltJ da tberiiiyfujfa'm)lvfrvvtih allegalker: Ibeei
ihr fsteiB'iiulian nujl hi Aefirtrd, vnlll fmb Imu HI lil Iriiti
tl iried.
^I l/ic impid'ampi hi alltdged, rHiiJhall lit Csrtli fay un
ibe Mttif
M. TT riLT ihou have ihii Woman tr> thy wtddtd wife,
VV to liw togdhfi after Goil'i ordjnante in the holy
e^die of Matrimony i Wilt iltou love hefi comlnrt her, ho-
npur, and l;«p her in flcknfftand in htalih ( and, fotlalcing
all uthcc, liecp thee only unto hir, lo long ai ye both Hull
t Tht Mm jkall tffiuif,
I will.
% Tiiifitill fir Piiefifny »»« !l* Wtmjn,
N. XT TILT (hou have thii Man to thy wedded hulbrad,
VV to live together alter Goii'i ordinincr in the huly
efbic of Mjirimony ' Wilt thoii obey hitn, and l<rv< him,
lovt, honour, and keep him in ficltnri'i nnd in health; and,
fcirfoking all oiher, keep ihee only onlu him, lu long at ye
liijtli rtiall live'
5 rii IfimanJlvJijiHfanr,
I will.
K rtit/jjll itr M-mfiirJtjt
Who uitFth thii Womin to be minied to thii Man f
Solemnization of Matrimony.
5 Titw^tll iky [nt lint IrHbH tact Pl*tr im itil mjMiur.
Ttl Atnijlfr, rttflv>i[ ll« fftmta tl btf faltlr't nr fr'unfi
Iti^i./bJliMJiii/AU/ivllHii rjrii btnd ii tatr rti tTi-
H^n *t i(f rij^il ktiU, and I'Jiy ajirr ban al ftUratlb.
1M. uJlc ihce N. to my wrddrd mff, t" liivc and to hctd
l^m (hit dijr frtfw*ri, far hstrrr uv ^vorle, for richer for
poArcTf in ficJcRcli 3iil1 in holrh, (o lo^^c inJ m chfHft, till
Jnth u> da pirT) according to Cod^i holjr ardicuhccy iit'i
litcmo I plight iher mj Raih.
^ Hn/ktCI i*^ ^» r*/,r il^Vi f /tj lU V:au*, wm* i*r
ritii %itj 'ahnt ih Mat ij hxt r![ti ivtj,jlvi! htreiiijijay
ajH' lit Atrm/hr,
Iff, akt ili«c M, u njr wiJdH huaHa4, in tuTc and u
holdirnnithiidiji ibrwinl, ^ benr[fiirH'<Hrc,laTiichci
fnr poorrr, in fxlcacli and in hnlthf tu \ort, i:hailk, and lu
«bry, tiU iruU ui da put, iccofdlDl M Cod't boly oiJininu i
ind Ihenca 1 gftt thte my troih.
f[ Tirt/lu.'.' ityj ajai* tit/i ibtir ianJi I and tin Mapbattgivi
k-fi i^ ft'iitjt a mar,ldniin ibt Jami ufai lln hat milA lit
auuJl-.ttJ <liity n lii Friffi aid Clirt. Andlkt FritJI,iti'mi
lit It''!, /fw'/ -liliwr ii anlt ibt Af j», Is ful ii »/wt /S
ftrritfitfrrtflbttyimaH'tU/itiaod. Andlki MavtaU-
inX ibt /ting iJitri, and latigtl iy Itt Friifl,Jl>tlljay,
WITH ihii Ring 1 ihct wed, wiili my body I ihtc wor-
/hjp, ind vr'ixb ill my worldly goudi I th«( «nr)aw :
III the Hitne of the Fiihfr, ini) of the Son, and of (he Uo)j
Chad. Amea.
5 Tin itc Atait Icavlat Itl Rinr Mtn tkt /iarit /urT t/'tt
U\ma*'i lift knd, Ihij fimll Bali bml duo* i axdltt Mx-
tuftrpaltjay.
Let UI pray*
O ETERNAL Cod, CmioriRd PtirctvsrafallminlcJnd,
Cint of alJ fpititiul jiact, ttid Author of evetUfling
lilr} fend thy birlling upon ihdia ihy Icrvinti, ihii min and
thit mum an, whom wc bld> i<i thjr Nim«i that, it llucand
Rrhrcii iiied fjiihtully together, fo thefc prrfengmiy futfly
pfrt'jrm nn'l keep the voi* jiJ covenant briMTLit thctn midr.
H M 1
Solemnization of Matrimony.
whercel this Ring given md rcceWeiJ h alahin .ind pledge,!
nnd mjyever irmim in pertcCt love jntt pejce together^ anil
live according tg thy tawi ) ihruugli Jcfus Chrill am Loid.
f 7'ira /!«/; ibi Priifi jtln iMr right hamti Ittttitr, axdjej.
Thole wham God hith Joined cagctbci lel no min (lui
jfundcr.
f Then Ibsll thi Mimfltr Jfiak aim itt frnf/r.
FORASMUCH IS M. jnJ N. Iuve confcnttd logerher In
holy wejlotk, and hive wicncired ihc fame beltite Cud
aad thii c^nipany, iind (Jicrcl^ have given and pli^dgrd thfir
trjsh either ta othci", jnd have dccbrrd (he lime Ijy giving
anij receiving afd l^'^^gi ^ndEiy-jmniRg of hands; Ipranauncc
llisc they be M,in ind Witt logether. In the Name of [he
Father, ami of the Son, and of the HulyGhoA, Arieo.
H jiud ihi Miiiijlcr jhill jild lliis 8!'£iijr.
GOD Che Father, God the Sun, GuJ the Holy Ghoft, blefi,
ptelcrvc, and keep you ; the Loid merciluUy »i(h Iiii
favour lonk upon you , an-\ lb fill you with all fpluitial bene*
dictJun and ^racr, ttjji ye njiiy fa live togerher la thU lire, that
in the world [o come ye may have life ei-eilafling. Aiea.
H Tim ihi Mimjttr or Ckrh.giiiig n ihi Ltrd'i Ttt/t,/ull
Jay trjittg ibi! Pjjim fillmiinx.
Bwii omftfjM Piklm cxiviii,
BLESSED arc all they thai fea> tin Lord i and vnllc k hli
way!.
FoTchnu ))iali(Miihe labour of ihine hiadi i O wtit it thee,
and hipi>}* lliali (hou (if.
'I'hy wife (lull he as the fmhful vln* i npCQ lh« WJl3« t-l
tlnr>e houfe j
Thy i: hi Idren tike the olive branchei i round abont thy cable.
Lo, thill ttuil the man be blelTed . (hit (eaicth the I-otd.
The Lord from out of Slon (hall To blefi thee i ihat thou
thalt fee Jerufalem In ptofpeiity 4ll thy lifc long ;
Yei, that iliou (hall fee thy cliiWien j children : »nd pcaee
upon Ifrarl.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son : and to the Holy
Ghoft ;
Ai It wu Ld tbe br|'innia(i ii How, mi rva ihiU be i woild
ulihout end. Amen.
fl ft- M>1 F/jlm.
Dial mifirrMnr. Pfjlm Imli,
C*^ OD b« mcrtlAil unto ui, mil \i\t(i u i and Acw ui tlit
J lil^ht ot' hli (oununinu, mil be mcrdlul unto ut,
Thjiihy wi]i miy be known upsa (onh i th]>fiiio|tit3lth
jmoni; flU ndClon*.
I.ri the people fn\(t (hee, O God I y«t, tei *tl the pcopk
pfiife rhcc,
() [tt the Ritiuni njoiee (id be gii4 i fat thog Ibxll juc))[<
llic lotie riijhicnunj', ind gsTcin ihr niiisa* upon eirlli.
l.ec the people pciife thee, O Coi i ye*, let >tl the peopi'
pnifc thee,
I'hen Ihill the e>ilh brin( foith her inetule : and God,
even our pwn Gud| thtH £^ve ua hit birring.
<iad ihill btili ucanil ill ihe end) u( the world dull fear
him,
Gloiy be Eo the Father, uid to tbe Son : ind to the Holy
Choflt
Aikwnin the beg>nnm^iinOw,aBd ever /hall be: world
withoal (Dd. Amen,
1 rtf P^Ih adtd, arj itr Miit mJ ibt tfmttm tnnlmi Ufirt
lit Lvil'i TjMtf ih Fritfi Jlmiim[ «i ibi Tstlf, anJ f immij
kit f*<t trtixtrji thrm^ JhaJl jjy,
Leed, have mrrcy upon ui,
ATtJibtr, CbrvA, have mere)' upon UI'
IMmiflrr. Laid, hue mercy upon vt.
OVR Fither,whichirt lnheaien,Njlloired bethyKime.
Thy kingdoin (jm*. Thy will be done in ntth> Ai
it 11 in hejren. Gire at ihii day our djily bend. And fbr-
git« UI out txeipiirrh At we forjivt them chti nefpili ifilnA
u>. And lead u> not ioto lemplaiion i Bot dctlitr ui liom
oil. Amen.
Mi'ijt/r. O Lord, five thy fcrvant, ind thy handmaiii |
^n/w. Wlia pul iheit null in tbre.
JttmiJIer. O Lonl. (end them help from thy holy place |
Aitfwt': And fvermore defeTXd ihem,
kftlj>ir. Ik iinii} them ■ lauet oribengih.
Solemnization of Matrimony.
Ai^iatr. From the fjce o{ their (ntDI)'.
Mifi'Jler. O Lordf hear uiir prjyef.
Anjiotr. A.nd let our cry come unto thn.
OGOD of Abniiam. God of Km:, God of Jacob, t>l«r>
thclir thy Ictv^nn, nnd low ihr l'pr>l of eternal lite in
[htif hejio; thjt whalfotivrr m (liy holy Won) chcy llull
proBiAbLy Irikrn, chcy mjy m Jcfd Outfit (helJniF- Lriok, O
LurJ, mercifully upon them from bdvtn, dnU bIcA them.
And J^ [hou djJA fenJ thy blelling ujion Abrdhim iai Saiah,
tt> ihrir pfar tomlWt, lb vouchiile to frnd thy hkfiing upon
their tliy letvanBi thai lh»y obeying thy will, and alwiy
□ring in fafeiy unjcr chy protcilion, niqy abide In ihy loic
until iheir livei' mil ; thiough Jefus Chrilt our LotJ. jtmai.
^ Ybh Frjytr ntxtfillotving Jhj/I bt ^mttftJ, vjhtrr Ike tyimait
h J^ajt ibilJ-heai-ing,
O MERCIFUL I-ofd, and hri.cnly Fither, by whoftHti-
cious gifi nunkinj h intKjftd ; Wc bcfeech thee, af-
lift with thy blelVmg thefe two peilbni, tli.it tlicy may both be
fruitful in ptotrcitiun of chl I Jrcn, and aUb live together fo long
in godly love and honefty, that ihey may fee their children
chiiftianly jndvirtuoully brought up, to thyprailcand honour;
through Jcfufl Chrilt our Lord. Amtrt.
OGOD. who by ihy mighty power lull iniile all ihing!
ofnothing g who alfo (after othff EitlngF fecm orders
didfl appiunt, that QUI of mm (ctoated iftvi thine Own Image
and fimiliiude) wumin IliouW ttlte her beginning ; and, knit-
tine them togtihcr, didft teadi that it fliould never be Uwfid
to put afunaeiiiiofe whom thou by Miitrimiiny hiJft mideone ;
O GDd.whu bill eonfecrateJ the lljle of Matrimony tu fmk
an ejicellenl myltcry, that in it 1% lignified and reprelenfei the
l'{)lrituat marriage and unity betwixt Chnll and hit Church {
Luok mertiluUy upon thck thy lervanti, that both chii man
may love hii wifi:, actor Jlng to thy Word, (al Chhfl did love
hjl fpoufe the ChuEfh, who gave hjmfelt for it, loving and
cberithing it even ai his own flclh.) and ilfo that iJii* woman
may be loving and amiable, faithful and obedient to her liuf-
liand I and in all quietnefa, fobricfy, jnJ peace, be a Folio wet
nt' hnlv nnd goiily Trutrona. O LnrJ, tl^fi them hufli. nH
li
Solemnization of Matrimony.
gnnt them Co inherit thy cverlafling kingdom -, through Jc-
lus ChtiJt Qur Lord- Amen.
f Thtn Jhali ibe PruJI J^iy,
ALMIGHTY God, who at the bcgmning dij cfcatf our
firft parents, Adam and E*r, and did fan^fy j*nd join
them logpthrt in marriage j Pour upon yon (he ricJifa of hi*
gra(«t faultily and bkli you, that y? may pkafc Mm both in
body and Ibul, and Uvc together id holy love unto yout Uvea'
end. Amen.
fl After iiibiebj if there fft no Sfrnion Jec/arhg the duties of
Miitt jnd ^ife, the Mlnijier Jhatl read m fi^llviaetb.
ALL yp that are married, or that intend tu lake the holy
cftate pf Matrimony upon you, hear whar the holy
Scriptirri; doth fay as roochtng the duty of hulbjnds towards
their wives, and wives towards their hulbi^nds.
Saint Paul, in his Epilllc to the Ephetians, (be tifth Chapter,
darh give thh commandment to all manied men \ Hujbands,
tave your wives, t\ea a£ Chrift alfo Loved the Church, and
gave himfelf for it, that he might I'an^liiy and dcanfc It with
the wafhing of water, by the Word { that he mighl prpfeni
it to himfelf a glorious Church, not having fpoE, or wrinkle,
or any iuch thing ; but that it {hould be hoLy, and without
blrmLfli. So ought men to Jovti their wives as their own
bodies. He that luveth hi^ wifeluvech hlmfelt : for no man
ever yet hated his own ^vih, but naurillieth and i^heillhelh
it, even as the Lotd the Church : fur wc are members of bir
body, qf his Arlh, ^nd of hU bonet- For thiJi caufe IhaU a
mjn leave bis fatlier and mother, and Hiall be joined unto bi^
wilt i md they two IhaU be one flefli. Thia la a great myf-
tery ; but 1 fpcak concerning Chrift and the Church. Never-
Thetefo, lee every one of you in parric^ar To love his mfe,
even as hJmfelf.
LJlcewife the fame Saint Paul, writing to the Cololtians,
fpeaketh thus to all men that are married \ Hufbands, love
your wives, and be not bitter againft them.
Hear alfo what St. Peter, the Apofttc of Chrifl, who
was himfelf a married man, faith unto them that are mar-
ried y YehulbandSjdweU wUhyout wivea aeCL>rdlng to know-
ledge ; giving honour unto the wife, a^ unto the weaker vef-
Solemnization of Matrimony.
jcl^ind a being hciii together of the grace ofliA?, thn youi
piayrn be nol hindered,
HjihcrEQ ye have hcMrd the duty of the hulbind toward
[he wil^- Now Likewife, ye wiv«, hta,t and Icjin youf dU'
tie! towird youi hulbsnds, even jj it is plainly fct tarlh in
holy Scripture,
Siini Paul, in the afcrcnamcd Epiftle w the Epheliins,
teichcth you ihusj Wive, fubmlt youiIiluH unio your own
hulbandi, at unto the Lord. For the hulbjnd h the he)<l of
tlir wife, even as Chrill is the head of ilic Church ( jnd he
is the Saviour of the body. Theiclbre a the Church it fubjeA
unto CHril), (o let the wivet be to therr «wn hulbinds In
rvery thing. And again he faith. Lei the wift fee that (he
fFveffnce ber hufbanil.
And in his Epillle lo the Co loflitns, Saint Paul gitcth you
(his Ihort leiroa i Wivei, fubmil J^uilelveJ UQto yout own
hulbands, ai it I! lit >n the Luid.
Slim Peiet alfo doth inlhufl you very welt, thus fiylng )
Ye wives, be in ftibjedHon to youi own hulbandij that, if
any obey not the Wi>rd, they aifo may without tiie Word be
H'on hy thtr convetfarion of the wives; wi^ile cliey behold
your clialle cotivcrfarion coupled with lear, Whofc adortiing,
let It not be that Dutwitd adorning of plaiting the hair, *nd
of weajing oE gold, or of putting on of apparel > but let il be
the hidden man of the hear I, in ihit which is not carrLiptit>Ic|
even the ornament of a meek and i^uiet fpirit, which i^in the
r^^ht of God of great price. For after this manner in the old
lime the holy women aLfo, who truiled in God, adorned Eiiem'
lelvei, being In fuhjetlion unto their own hulbandij evrn ai
Sarah obeyed Abraham, calling him lord ( whofc diughten
ye ate as long ai ye do well, and an not afraid wilh any
imjjcmenl.
fl // il contviiictii liai ibc tifui-mnrriiil pirfini finmlJ rtrthn tht
lifh Ci^mmvHtoH ar fiv rime sf thfir marriage, tr at ihrjirft
^^i^-rtunlly iij'itr rht'ir Marriagt-
The Order for
The Vifitation of the Sick.
aifier of tbi Par'tpi ft^&), timing into thtjtek fwrfitt'i Avttj'e^
EACE be ta this houfe.and to all chdC dwell Ja »I.
fl H^a he lamrtk into the fick malt's preftnctt he
Jhali Jay, inee/ing dmvit,
R EM-EMBER not. Lord, our iQiqulcieSi nor the init^uiciea
oi our fo^rtaEher^: Spare u&, good Lard^ipre thy peo>
jvlr^ whom thou hjli redeemed wJEh thy molt prccjoui blL}ad,
aod be not angjy wiih us for ever.
Jhtj^fier, Spare u», good Lord,
^ Then the Min'Jier fiall Jay^
Ltt u^ pray.
Lord, have mercy upon uf-
Cbript have merry upon ui.
Lord, nave mercy upon ua<
OUR FaihfT, whkhait'm hfaven. Hallowed berhyName.
Thy kmsdom come. Thy will be done in earthf A«
k is in heaven. Give m this day our daiJy breaJ. And tor-
give us our trerpdlTes, As wr fbrgive them thit (rrfpafs jgninA
iH. And ]tid ut noi into tcmpution i But deliver us Irom
evil. Amco.
Mj'iijttr. O Lord, fave fhy Cervrntit^
jitpivtr. Which puttcrh hii trull in ihfc.
Mmijier. Send him help from rhy holy pLicej
^"kvcr. AnJ evermore mightily defend him.
Mifijler, Let the enemy luive no advantage of him ;
j^fifutr^ Nor the wicked approjch to hurt him.
Afini/ier, Be untj him, O Lord, a flrong tower,
j^njiusr. From the face of ,fc/j enemy,
M<n\Jicr, O Lord, hear our prayers,
jifffutr. And tcf our cry ctmic unto thee.
The Vilitation of the Sick.
OLORD, look down from heaven, bchoM, vifit, ind tt-
lieTc thh ihy ftrvant. Look upon Aim wUh the ryci
oi thy mercy, nire ^im coinfoit ^nd furt ennlidpiicr in thtc,
dctVniJ Arpvi irom Ih? d,4n£cr ol" rhe enemy, dnd keep £/~n in
]>E:rp;tiijI pc4ce and Cafetyi through Jcfut ChiiA our Lord.
HEAR us:, AtmighCy and mofl mifrciFulCod jnJ Siviotir;
rilend ihy ncculiamcEi gooduHf to thin thy frrvini
who h grieved with ricknefs, S^n^ily, we befcech thee,
rlii^ thy ^tbctly correction ro ^/n ; that Che lenlc of Ah weak-
i\cu atJiy add lirength to hh Nith, in6 feiioulnelK Ed Aii tr-
penbnec : That, If it fhaU be thy good plejilure to reltois in*
Co hit fottiitr healthy 4fm4y leid the relldue of bii life in thy
fcATt md to ihy glory: or clfc, gWc him grace fo To tflfce tiiy
VffiiZiatiDii, thjt, after tbl^ pjiinful life endcJ, ht miy dwrJl
wiib thrc in tife everlaftingi through JefusChrllt our Lord.
rfmen.
^ Thm JhaU tfie l^n'ijier t:thorf tbt^k ferfon afrtr thhj^rmt
or ofAer Uh,
DEARLY beloved, know rhl&, chiC Almighty God ii <he
Lord of iiJc and dmhj ani of all ihingi to them per-
taining, ai youth, llrengih, health, age, we^knef^* ^nd Tick-
ncfi. Wherefore, whatfaever your lickneffl i>i kn^^w yog
i^cruinly, thdi U h Cod's vilitJtion, And for what ciutc fu*
ever thifi licknef] h fent unto yoki ^ wheth^T it be lo tiy your
patience for the example of othen, and thai your filth miy
he found 1ft the day of the Lord IjudAMe^ elarloui^ tnd ho-
iiLjiir-.ibJe, Eoihe increafeof ftlory tmi rndlrla fclkiiy j or clfe
IE be Tent kinto yon Co corieCt and an^enJ in you whatlocver
liaih offend ihe eyee of your heavenly Father^ know yoii
crrMinEy, rhat if you truly repent you of yovf lins and heir
yiiiir ficknefi pitkncly, tiufting in God'i mncy, for hii deu
Son Jefui Chriirifakeaind render unto hin^ humbk th^nka
fi^r his l^thorly vlfiudonj fubmitung you'l«lf wholly linto hi*
will, it (hill turn to your profit* and help you forwiid to the
t'^ht way (hat leadelh unto eiferlfeAing lile.
fS I/ihe pfrjhn fj/irfd ir ^^ryjick^ thtn lit C^rur« auy md hu
tjrhanatiQH ft /hn ftan^ nf t/fe frifnai.
The Vifiiation of the bick.
TAKE thcnibrc in good pin tfir chiflJfimFnt of the
Lord [ For(ji Siini fjul Ijtth In the (wdJfiK Chapter
tit (lie McbrrwiJ wbotn the Lord loteth be ihaflcncllif tiiA
liourgeth tvciyfon wboini ht leuiveth. If yi endure thai-
Cening, Clud deikih wtih vuu II vriih luni ; t-ir vhit (on ii
he wliom ihe Either thiilenrth iidif But i( jc be withom
cKil^jcment, whemtf til tn purUkcrti then aft yc b>lfjr^ii,
jnd hul iLini. Furrhermotef we bdve bid fjihcrt uf our Jicfh,
wh'r^^b cwtreaed us, and tre give lltrm rcffcjcnec: (lidll we
not much rjlher be in TubjedttQn unra iJie Father cf TpiriEf,
frid Vivf ' Tor tbey vrfil)' R>t i ^ew d^yi chaflened m atirr
iheit o«in plf ifure i bui he for ou' profir, ibit we migbi be
pimkcn at' bit bolincri. Thefc word;, food ir.>cl«r, ire
wiicMn in holy Sitijvtute for our comfon jn.f inllrgftion ;
that w< diouU ptientl]-, and with ihjnkfgiving. bcjt out
bearcnlj Piiher i correllian, vthenfoevef ity aciv matiner of
idvrrGiy it a»[I plufe hii graciouigODdnc'iEo vtRt ui. And
ibeie (HoM be no greicei camforc to Chrilllan pciront, ibm
lo be mJile like unto Chriit, by fuftcrlnf pjcienlly ddvetfitiei,
Iroublei, jn-I fidmertti. For he himlell' went nut up lo joy,
but AiH lie ruflticd pain ; lie tntcicd not into hit g1>»y belotc
Jie »«i (iu(ified. 5i> trulj our wjj lo eternal joy ii lo fuffci
litie ivitb Chrirt ; and out duot to tntcr into cleinil lite is
gild))' 10 die wiib Chrill { ilmt we nii)' life t^tin f'lom deilb,
And dwell witb liimino'erLiflingllrc, Now tbeitfotc, tilting
jrour rieknelt, which je thus pioJitiLile for you, p,iricnrly» I
eihort you, in the Name of Cod, to remember the prufriri'iii
which yo^ made unto God in your Baptit'm- And for-ifmuch
la after (hit lifn tliert is an account lo begiven unto the riijii-
ttni^i Judge, by whom alt (nu{t be judged, without icl'pe^ oT
prrlont, I rrt^uire yoa to etirnine yourjelf and your cQate,
tioih toward Cod and man i lo that, acculing and condemn-
ing yoaifelf lor your own ftulo, you may find metcy at oui
liuvenly Faihei'i bind lor Cbiill's f>li:F,and net be accufcd
and coiidenined in ihiT feirful )<idgcniFnT. Tbeiefoie 1 (hi 11
reheiifc to yoti the Artkleiof our F^llb, that you nijiy know
ivhetbec you do believe u 4 ChriAUii man Ihould, or na,
1 Hire iti Mmijlrrjhall rtirarJtitiAriKlatfilu Fa'ut,
The Vifitation of the Sick.
DOST thou belirvcin God the Fathct Almighcy, Maker
of hMvcn and earth ?
And in Jcfus Chrifl his only -begotten Sun unr Lord ? And
that he was tonceived l*y the Holy GhoEl, born of the Virgin
M.iTy J that he fulfcred undei l*i>atiui Pjl*Ee^ was cniciiled,
dcjd, nnd biiiied ; that he WL'iat down into hellj and alio did
I'lic ag,am Che (hird day ; thai he jrccnd^d Into heaven, 4nd
fittelh »t the fighl hand of Gad the F*thef Almighty ; and
from thence (h-il I come ogain at iheendof the world j Eu judgf
the *{uk^ and the dead ?
And doft ihou bdjeve m the Holy Chof! { rhc holy Ca-
thollcicChurchi the Com muni on ofSainOi (he Remillioii of
lins^ the RcTiirrt^ion of (he fle^i and everUAlngU^ after
H Thtji^iptrjtiHjhaUanfwr^
AM this 1 fledfittly beljeve.
1 T^ffl ^// tbt Mmijttr ejeamiie wberhir he rrjnni him truly
of biS ^lit j/nJ be in cbiiiiry 'with all tht imrid ; eieborting
^im 10 forgivf^fr'/m The hsttvm of Mi Amff all fttrferti liji
hii^c offended him i jnd if he huth offended jny olber^ tt oA
them fjrgitienejx i and ivhtre he hith dsne hjury ir ^vrangro
niy miUf tJuji he m^he amende to the utieTtnt>p of fih funvtr.
^4nd if fit hath nat he/are di/pnffd vf hh jr^di, iel him then ^
iidmonijhed fj m.ikc his H^iUf and la dec/art hii Dibti, laAot
he ff^etb^andiabjiiimain^unto bim i for the bttttr diJcAtirg^
ing of bh (onftiemej and rbe r/uieTfiefi of bh Emuturi. But
men fbould of en be fut in rernembr^tnce to tjie order for rt*
fettiing if their temporal ijlatti, •ivhUji ibty are m health,
H I'hefrtvordi before rthearf/d may he fa'id btfcre tMe J\^inifier kt-
I'w rhii Prayer^ ds heJhaUfee e.tuft.
1 The Mifliptr Jbofld mmmii eamefily to mwt JuthJUk pt'funt
as tire oj abiU'y tv be libirgl to life poor,
IF Hfe JhiU the Jiik perf^n be mo^ed to maie a fpeeiel Co»frjfton
ofbii^ni, if be fed his canfeience rrttubled ii/iiA any ^vetg/iiy
matrar. After luhich C<infe^oit, the Priefi pgll tibfeh/i bim
(f he humbly and hejn'ity d/fre if) after this frt,
OUR Lord Jcfwi Chiil!, who hjth left power to his Church
to abfolv;; all (inneis who truly rrpeot aod believe in
him, of his great mercy forgive thee thine oficncea: And by
J
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■NG
The VifiCation of the Sick,
his authority ^Dnimlttcd (o me, 1 ablblve cbee from all iby
Ciiiit In ihc N^rnc af the Father, and of the Son^and of tbe
Hi^ly Oholf. Amen.
1 And then the Prhfi jhaH py the CoUefl fiHtjw'mi.
Let us prjy.
OMOST rnfrdful Cod, who, according lu [he muItJtLidp
of thy merde^j doJl fo put away the Jins uf rhtilr who
truly reprnt, thai thou remembei-eft them na more^ Open
[hjnc eye of mercy upon thia ihy fErvant, who mail e^rncilly
dcfipeth pardon and furgWcneftt Renew m h'mj moll loving
Father, whjlfoevcr hath been decayed by the fraud and malke
of rhf devil, or by bn own camjil uilJ and IraiLnef:i ; preferve
ind continue thiA fjck member In the unity of the Church ;
confider bit contritLon, accept bh tears, aJTwage hh pain, as
dtill fcem to ihcf mo|^ tipedienL for him. And forifmucb
ai be puttcth bU full Iruft only in ihymrrcy, impute not unto
him hii former fm^, but ilrengthtn bsm with thy bicficd
Spirit; and, when thou art plealed to t^ke him henci^, takt^
hipi unto thy favouTf through the merits of thy moA dearly
bel&ved Son Jefna Chrift our Lord, j^vun.
H Thenjball rU Mmijierfay thh Pj'ulm^
In tt, Dfmine,jjfer,ivi. PfiU \tx\,
IN ihce, O Lord, have 1 put my triid ; let me never be put
to canfufion : but rid me, amj deliver me in thy rlghtc-
oufnefs y Incline thine ear unto mtf and (ave mt.
Be thou my flrong hoM, whereunto t may alway refort ;
thou hall promifed to hetp mcr; for thou art my houff o(
defence, and my caAte.
Deliver me, O my God, out of the hand of the ungodly i
out of the hand of the unrighteous anil cruel man.
For thoui O Lord God, art the thing that 1 long tor : rhou
art: my hope, even from my youth.
Through thee have I been holden up ever fince 1 waa
born ! thou art he that took me out of my mother's womb;
my pralfc ihall aJway be of thee.
1 4m become as it were a monflcr untD m^ny : but Eny fure
trull ia in thee.
O let my mouth be liried with thy praife : that I m^y fing
of thy glory and honour all the day long-
' '/JjA
[olte
dlt mc noiaway in Eh? clmcof agv iforOike mc mtt whcji
my {^length /jilcih tat^
For miiid crifmirs Ipcalc a^tnll me^ ini thty thit lay wait
for niy loul Cike chclr counii-l (ogeihtir, laying •- God hath
faviiken hJm, pcHccuEc hLin, and ukv Uim ^ for thcrr is none
to deliver him.
GonolF^Tirom me^OCod :myGndfhaAe thee to help mc,
Lctlhfm hecuDfoundvdand pcrilhthjt^rcagainJt my IduI :
let them he covered with fhamc and dilhunout that Jcek. to
do mc evil.
Asliir me, t i^'JIl pitirody abldeilway :and wJll praU« thcc
morp and more.
My mtruth Ihall daily rpcaJc Df thy rigbtcoufncfs and TaIva-
lion : far 1 know ho end thpreor.
I wiU UQ forth in the Hxength of rhc Lord God : ind vyiU
make mmlion of thy rigb^cpufnefs only,
Thoo,DGod,hAn{3ughrmcfTom my youth upuniil now:
ibcreforf wUI I t«lf of xhy wondroiiA worki,
Forfikr: mc not, O Godf lA mmc old ag«, whtn 1 am griy-
hf odfd : until I h-ive ihewed thy ftrengfh iinw thif |f nsra-
tion, and thy power fo all chat are yet for ta come.
Thy rjghre^iufnefa, O God^ i^ veiy high, and gfUE thin^
ire they ih^t thou half done ■- O God, who it JJkc unto thee ^
Glory be to the Faihcrj and to the Son : jnd to the Holy
Ghofti
As it waft in chcbeginojrig,isnow, and ever ihall bei worM
without end. A(nfJi>
OSAVIOLTR of thp world, who by thy Croft and pre-
cioiLs BUiod hall redeemed U5j Save ut, and hcfp uk, we
humbly befeech thee, O Lurd.
II Thru Jhail lit Mmlpr fiiyy
THE Almighty Lord^ who 1b a mott llrong tower to all
them ihdEput tlieir irul) in him, To whom all things m
hEravcOj (n r^rth, and under the earth, do bow and obey, be
no* and evermore thy defence; and make thee know and
feel, that there IS none other Name under hc.ivcn given to
man,Jn whom, and through whom, thou may ell free) ve health
and lalvatlon, but t»nly the Name of oUr Lord jefua Chrift.
Amen.
I
f ^FjJ afnr Ibatjbailjay,
UNTO God's gradouB mercy and ptnieflioii wp cammit
thee- The Lord bleJs ihec, and keep thee, TU
Lord maJcf hii fai^e to ihioti upon theej and he g»cioiit unto
tbt^c. The Lard IjiE up Lis cuuriE^naDce upuji thee, and give
ihee peace, both now and cvcfoiurc. AfteB,
Prayer Jhr oftck child.
O ALMIGHTY God, and merciful Father, lo whom alone
briung ihe liTuci of Iffc ind death ; Look down from
heaven, we humbly bcfpccK ihee. whh cht eyes of mrrcy upon
this child now lying upun ihe bed of fickncft ; Vifu him, O
Lord, with thy JalvaiJan t, deliver him in thy good appointed
time from hit bodily p^in, and fave kh foul for thy mercies^
l^ke : That, Ifit ihall be thy pleafure to prolong hit day? here
on earth, in m^y live ro thee, and be an inflrument Qi thy
glory, by fcrving thee faitlifully, and doing goad in bU gene-
ration I or elfe rrccive b\m into thofE: heavenly habitatldns,
whttc thp foLibaf ihrm thai llfepin the Loid lcfusenji>y pen
pelujl reft and felicity. Grant thJSj O Lord, Tor thy merciea'
fake, in the iamc rhy Son our l^rd Jefua Chrift, who Lvcih
and feignerh with thee and the Holy Ghoft, ever one God,
*0fld without end. Amsn.
A prayer for a ftii ^rjvrj^iabeit ibvt fipptafttk Jmall hope of
recDvery.
O FATHER of mercies, and God of all comfoiT,ouronly
help in time of need ^ We fly unto thcc for fuccour in
behalf of this thy fervant, here lying under thy haod in girat
weaknefa of body. Look graciouny upon him, O Lord , and
the more the outward man decayethi flrengthen bmf we be<
fcecb ihee, fo much the more continually with thy grace and
holy Spirit in t^ie inner mjn. Give him unEeigned repent-
ance for all [he errors oi hh life paCt, and ^edfait l^iirh in thy
Son JeluB ; that kis fins may be done away by thy mercy,
ii\A hii pardon fealed in heaven, before be go hence, and be no
more fecn. We know, O Lord, that thrrc h no word im-
pol&ble with ihee; and thai, if thou wiLi, thou cinfl: even yet
raifc him up, jnd grant him a longer Continuance amongft us:
Vet, forafmuch as in all appearance the time oi Ai$ di[Tolunon
draweth near, fo fit and prepare i^j*, we befeech thce,againfl:
The Vifitatioii of the Sick.
rJit: hum of dcaEb, thuc jifcer Afi <J(piiturc hence in pcjce, jnd
ill thy Civour, Ail foul may he riccivfd into thin* iveibfling
Itingdam, ihiougli the merits and nicdiaiian Drjefui Chiill,
thine only Son, our Lord and Satiour. Aititn^
A tommendaSory Prayer f^/r ajitk ptrfon at the point of M^rtsrf,
O ALMIGHTY Gt>d, wkh whom do live the Tpirili of
jutt men made pertc£l,iifEef they drc deli vfrrd from their
c;irlhly pfifons ^ We humhiy commend the foul of this thy
fcrvsnt, nut dear briiikrr, 'tnta thy hands, n! into the hamls of
1 liithAil Creator, and molt merciful Siviouti moft huml>1v
bcfetchins thee, thstjt may be precious in [hy fight. Wiifi
it, VIC pray thee, in (he btood of thil immaciitjte Lamb, iha
wjs lljin to lakeawiy tht lin) of the wotlil ; thjt whjtibevct
delile merits it m^y hjive (onrrj^f d in chemiJ^tof thiaQiiferA-
t'lc 3i\i naughty worJd» tlitough the luH^ of the tlefh. or (he
mies of Satan, being purged and done awiy, it may be pre-
tented pure jnd withuiit fpot before thee. And icichuf who
fuirvive, in thiund other lilte daily Ipcdacles of mortality, to
fee how frail jnd uncertain oor uwu condition i^ j and io t<t
number our days, that we inay ferioufiy apply uiit hearts to
that holy and hcrjvcnly wifdum, whillt we live here, which
may in the end bring us to lifeevetlafting, through the meriti
of Jefus Chrift thine only Son our Lord. Amit.
A Prayer fir ferfsm IrouhUd in milH er it esufiit'CI.
O BLESS ED Lord, the Father of merctes, and the God of
all comforts; We befcech thee, look duwn in pity and
companion iipon this thy afflicted IcrvafiE. Thou wiiteil bit*
Ecr things ^gaind him, and makeft bim to poffels bh foimcr
miciuiiies j thy wroth liith hard upon tiw.jnd fcii foul is faW
of Erouiile : But, O metciful God, who hurt written thy holy
Word for our learning, that we, through patience and tom-
lort of thy holy Scriptutcf, might have hope i gi ve */«»« tigh t
uoderllaniiingot'Aiw/r//', and of thylhreati and ptomilcsi ihai
if may neither call away hh confidence in thee, nor plaee it
inywfiencbutin thee. Cite Wmilrength agjinli all *ii temp-
taiioni, and heal a1! bii dlftempers. Bicik not the hruifeJ
reed, nor queneh the fmuking flax. Shut not up thy tender
mercies in dilpleal'urc^ UiAt make^iA' to hear of joy and g!i4-
The Communion of the Sick.
iirei Aim irom feu of the tnrmy, j(i<l liJx up iht h|;hi of ch)
uunCciuncc upon 4ji>, MtlRitr £;Hpc.i»i(hrDughthcxDtrlli
and mcdbtian cif Jtlu* Chnft out Lord' «^iiffl.
The Communion of the Sick.
^ Fs^ajmitrh n ali fwrrj/ mtn it JnhjiU ta maty Ju4Jti f^hi'i,
AiJi^jti^Aid Jiik^rJItif tidevir nAitfliliii tl/fhtf ttrnt lixyJhuU
dt^rt ear t/ibii bfr f lAe'tfvrt^ it iA< iaifitt itvy may k* 2wyt
m ,1 naJifuji ifJtt,tvAtffji,ttftritJtHi//pJfitfiyl'ittigbryC$4ti
t^U tJirm^ liir C^'diii Jhili dUi^fntty frum time ii Umt (kkt
rfftiiaiiy i* 'iv l\mf if ffjii/iit^-r^ ar ifh' ivfiji'tus ^ci^tft)
itlwl ihfetf Pjirijl-wirtri ta ttr a/trn nrti-vi/i^ if iht My Cm-
mnAitM of ikt Body 4tTj B-oad if tur Suviair ChriJ9, ^tfitn if
fbjtl I* pn^JitHy AJmtniJt/rid m Tht Church f that Jo dvine^
tttry ofjy, in tjjt offi/JJ/ii vifirjtion, Aaiv ttt iiji caufr It fir
ilijifuififj for tali oj tbtjumt, Svr ffiAf^fi fitrjan tt ftat at/f
n ctM"? iAt Churik^and y/t it dtjifita n rtctivr tht Csmmu-
ntan in hit houfi j thtn ht muji pvr cimrly nntUt la iht Car^rr,
J'S^'/j^"£ ^0° ^*°^ nany rivn grt fo iamtaunisalt ^itir him,
(tvhishfh^ii ht ihfB, or Puv ^t tht i'^Jlt) d"*' ^•n^*f a ro"-
ifjiifnr ftUit ia tht Jtik nua'i ivuftf wf^ dU lAinri atti^'grf
Jt f^rfartd^ tk-il iht Curate r^y m'ffitiiy miiiptr^ bt ^ill
th<T4 itUhr^ttt t^e H^y Ctmnumnj I'tginniftg'withtbi CatUit.
EfifiU, and Gvff^t btrt fdinftmg,
TbiCffffO-
LM[GMT\', virriiving God, Miket of irunlcW,
who dotk cOTrv^ thofrwhofn fhou *tol1 lov«( kind
chtllirr wtry one whom (hou Jolt ititivt \ Wc
beffech ihee to h.t\'e mttty u[fon (hii thy lervpni
vjJiE^ with thine banJ, intj to grAnt (h'( i-t mny ttke tii
fitkntCt patiently, Jnd te^itvtr hit bodAy he^jIcJi, (if II be tliy
[TBciouf Will i) jn^J whtnlWvcF flit Tuul fhaU dcpiit from thf
Wy> ic raiy be without fpot presented unto Uiog| through
Jcfiis Chrfrt out Lord. Ariea^
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I
The Commutiion of the Sick.
Wf EpiJlU. Hebr, lii. 5,
My ron,dcrpirc nol <hou the challcning of the Laid, nor
fiioc when ihou Vl ich<ikti "t" him. Vol whom the
\jtrA IdVFth he chaflcneth j and fcourgcth rvery Ion vhum
he rpcrivcth.
The Cifl>t!. St. John v, 14,
VERILV, venlyl Qy unto you, HttWhemrth my wotd,
iiid bcllcvtth on lilm thjt frncme, hjth e-verljHmg
Ytfijani fhiU nuc came inEo condemnation j but is paJIcd irom
dfa^h tintu Viiv-
^ AJltr xvhkb the Pr'icji Jbatt prfKfed aaordiitg ts ibejermtf'
fi'riprijfrihtdfnr ibr boh Communion fb/ginmito at tbtf'^IMtJi
[Ve tha! Jo truly, Jkc]
T Wl /if (imt of iht 4ifiriiiiiio« of lit hi>lj Sdiramtnt, ibi F'irJI
JImU Jii'Jl r/ffiife tbt Commtt^ion iumlelfiafd ajif mim^n u/itu
lirti rial art appsmrrd le cemmuninit v/ltt rbtjkl, and lifi
of till to iht jiik Jirfun.
% Sui if a man, liihcr iy t^s^im of rjiirtmiiy effctarfl, tr/tr
imini af lujrniitg in dm tnnr ta 'hi CHralr,irJt' lack i^mii-
pany to rtitivt rijiih AiiKt of by any orhtr jvfi ImffJinitwtt dv
nol rtceivf t^f Sfiir,imfat 0/ CAriff' I B'idy nrfd Btoitdt thtCtfratt
pjiill injint£l hirHtthot f ht liri truly rrp/nr itim of bit fnijOnd
firilfsjily Mini 'bar Jtf<-> Ck/IJl baib f'^'rid Jrarb upon ih
C'ofifor Aiittt eniiJJ-'td bii Blood fur bit redemptionf tarittjUy
rrmemlMn^ig /ht bfaefrs bt Aurb ibereAv, and ^rvinp Aim ktarty
liaKki \liinfiirt, bt Jaih rai aft! drink Ibi Body tnd Bind ef
oitr SoTiuur Cbriji picflabty to bii Soni't beattkf airitttgt it
da ool tictiiii ibi Sacritmttil lU'llb bii mnuih.
f Him the fnk firjan 11 liifittd, aod riitivHb lit biJy Ctonn-
«io« all M lint limt, itrn ill PritJI,fer mirt txftdilkn, flull
tm affibifurti afihc fijiiuiimti ibr Ffjim (In t1i(e,0 Lon),
hive I put my truft, &t.] jnd go Jlr^ighi it tht Cmmmtioit.
% In ibi limt of Ibi Plillnl, &HV11I, or jach elbtr likt stnugitu
limn effatmji or dljiafii, vibin ikbi of iki Farifii crmigi-
louritttn ii ffoltin lo eommunitine viirb tbtjUk in ibiir itAi,
far fear tiflht tnft^itin^upon Jpttitl rr^ii/Jl of ihi difrjfijy the
MiiiJItr mjv aalv iortjynummli vo^rb iim.
The Order for
The Burial of the Dead.
Here h to It noted, that Iht O^t enfuing is net ffl /v uJedfoF
any that die un^att'i^td^ "it exrommtinkati^ or have Jaid'uhieni
hafldi iifkn IfitMJel'Vtty
% The Prirji and Cle'kt meetiar the Corp/e at tU tntrance of the
CAunb-y/irdf aird gnrag before if, eilbtr into (he Chartif, ar
ti/tifardj lAe Gruiit^JbjUfayi Brfagf
AM ihc rcfgrrcdlloft an J the lift, fiilh the Lord :
he thai belicveth m me, though heweredrad, yei
'If ihah he lite : and whofoever liveth and belJcveth
f 4 in me (hiil never die. St- John su 2j, 16,
1 KNOW that my Redeemer Hvelh,and ihathefliall ftand
ar the laiter d.ty upon the e^rih. And though after my
fkifl worms del>roy this body, yet in my flefh Hull 1 fee God :
whom J ihaXl fee for myfcU'i and mine eyu JhaU behold, and
not another, y^h lix- a;, a6, 17.
WE brought noThing into this world, and lEia certain wt-
can carry nothing out. The Lord gave, and the Lord
hsth taken away ^ hicffed be the Name of the Lord. 1 Tim.
vL 7. yob L IT.
% After they are come into the Church, Jbail he read one er hotb
cf theje Pfalnti f&ilifuj'mg,
D'ixif tufiodsiim. PfaL xtxxx.
I SAID, I Will take h«d to my wij> : that 1 offend not in
Hiy tongue.
1 i*'il] keep my mouth AK it were with a btidlc : wUle the
ungvidly Is in my Jighc
1 held my (ongue, 4ind fpakc nothing % 1 kept AleDce,yea,
even from good wordi^ but it wa3 p^in and grief to me-
My heart was hot within mc, and while I was thui mufmg
the fire kindled : and at the lafi 1 (^;kk.c wuh my tongue \
Lcid, IrCme know mine end, and thenumber of my days '.
thJt 1 may be rertiAed how long I have to live
Behold, thoD halt made my days aa it were a fpan Ion? :
m
m
[M,
At the Burial ot' the Dead.
ani minp age Is even ai noEhJng in rcfpc^ of thte i im^
verily every min living i^ all^gether vanhy.
Fof man wjilkcth in i vain Ouduw, and iliJi|uirtPth him-
Cflf'm vain : he hcipcth up ckhu, and caflavt Cell who ihill
gather them.
And now. Lord, wh^t h my hope : truly my hope U even
in r]n:r,
DebvcF m? from all mine oScncei : und mjikc mc not 4
lebiike auto the iaoWHt,
J brcimc dLimb, ind opened Hot my moach ; fbr St wjt
thy doing,
Takf th]f plague aWJy iVom me s I am even conr«mcd
by m^jns oCchy hcJvy hand.
Whrn choii with rcbiilirfl doft chafttn m^n kt fm, tlmu
m^ikcJl: his brjuty to conlumr away, like as if were 3 Riuth
fiTlting a gJiTTiFut : every man ihercfore i* but vanily.
Hcjr my priyer, O Lord, and with thine f^jis vonlidcE my
cluing : hold not thy pejjce at my !»»,
Fur I am 3 (ktinget with Ehee : and a ibjaufner^as ill my
lathers wfrCi
O Tpjkrc me a licEic, ihjt 1 m^iy reiiover my Jlicngth ; bc-
rbre [ go hcncc> arid be no more Teen,
Clury be to thfi Faihtfr, stad to the Son : ind to th« Holy
ChDll^
As U wa£ in thp b[!gmning, Ts now, ind cwr ihatl be i
worlJ wirhoui end- Amen.
LORD, thou hjf^ b»n oui refuge : from on« g«nent1on
10 another.
ficrbreihe mouatdins rverc brought forth, or ever theejitb
and the world weie mide : thou ait GoJ ^rom evclA^lng,
afiLJ world wichouterid.
Thou Eurnelt m-in to dcAruftlon 1 ag«ln llxmi fityelli Come
iigaln, ^c thild/en ol men.
Fuf a thouUnd ycatt in thy fight ire but U yelUrdny :
reein^ thai )( pijEl 3« a Witch in the night.
A\ (oun ,j« rhui) rWtfrcft them, thry ere even u • flec^:
and f4de AWjy luddcnly like the grull.
In rhe marning it is green, and (frowcth up : but In the
evening JE \i cut down, dried up, and withered.
At the Burial of the Dead,
Fur wt confiime away in thy diiple^fuft ! and are afraid
at thy wrathful mdignuuon.
Thou haft Cet pur miiJepda befofc thee : and our lecret
fins in rhff light of thy countenance.
For when thou art angry all our djvS ATC gone : Wt bring
our years Co nn end, » It were a cjle that is toJd-
The -iAys of our age are [hrecfcorc years and ttn ; and
though men be fo ftrong^ that they come Co fourtcorc yean :
yet it iheir ^Ireoglh then but labour and fbrrowi lb foon
paficih U awny, ind we arc gonr.
But who icgjrdEith the power of thy wrach : fai even
thcziiftci 3S a man fcarrth, lo ]s thy diJplealure.
So teach uf to number our days : that we may apply our
hearer unci svJEdom-
Turn thee ag:iiri, O Lord, at the bit : and be gracious
unto thy fETV^ntfi.
O l^lisiy us with rhy mercy, and that foon : Co fhall wt
rejoice and tie gljii ^\] tlie daya of our life,
ComEbrt us again nowaftcr the rime that thou hult pEagued
us ; and for tht yran wherein wc h*vc fufi'ered advcrilcy.
Shew thy rervjnr& thy work i and rheJr children thy
glory.
And the glorious Majcfly of the Lord our Cod be upon us :
pTofpCT thou the work of our hands upon U6> O prolper thou
aur handy- work,
Gluxy b« to the Father, and to the Son : and to the Ho]y
As it wai in the beginnmgt i> now, and ever ihall be t
worEd without end. Amen^
f Thtn Jhall fiiiimi thr Lejfoa taken owt ef thefifteentb Chapter
fl/" tbijormer Efujiie e/ Saint F^ttl tit the Con/tiinaHi,
1 Cor. IV. 2D-
NOW 1h Chrift rifeii from ibe de^d, and become the
lirft-frbic$ of [hem that flppr. For fince by man camt
dcJih, by man came aifo the refurrcflion of the dead. For
iL in Adam all die, even fo m Chrift Ihall all be made alive.
But every man in hia own order : Chrift the firft-ftuitSi
afterward thej that are Chrift'*, at hr* coming. Thtn cometh
the flnd, when he Ihall have delivered up the kingdom to
V
At the Burial of the Dead,
God, even the Farher J whrn heffiillhavc puldown ill tuIc^
ind ill luihority, and po«er. Farhemnft rcig^, t'L' 'jc hacli
pu: a][ encmict under his feci. The bft enemy thiir l>iaU be
dcnroyed \i dfich. For he hjth put aH things uodfr hl& IvcF.
Bur whea he l^itli, all rhinos are put under him, it ii maaW
Erll that he J!: eiccptt-d, which did put all thingi under him-
And wht:n all ihrn^ Oi'll be fubducd unfa him, ihen {hill
the Sen olfo himlel^' be fubje^ unto hjn) thar put all (hlnga
under him, that Cod tany be all m all. Elfd whjr Ihall thty
du which are baptised for the dead, if the dead Hf? noE At ill t
Why ire thry then baptized Ibr the dead P «nd why AjjiJ we
ill jcapirdy tvery hour? J proCefl by your rejoicings which 1
hiivr \n Chrifl JeiuB our Lord,l die daily. If alCfr ihc man-
ner of men I have t'oughi with beafh ar Ephefus, what nd-
vintdgfth it n:>e. if ihf dead riie not? Let ui eat and drink,
for tg-morr^w wt die. fie nut deceived : cviJ communiO'-
tiojia corrupt good fnanneta, Awjike to righteoufnefi, and
fin not J for lomc have nor (he Jcnowlcdgt or God. I fprtk
chu to your Ihame. Bur fome man will fay. How are the
dead T^ifed up ? and with what body do they come ^ Thoii
tool, chat which rhou fowefl U not ^^uickpncd, cicept it die>
And that which ihou foweft, thou fowcft nut ihjl bojv ihil
ihall be, but bare grain, it may chance oT whc^r, or ol fom?
orhfr graia : But God gitreth tC a body, a) \l hith i>]e»kd
him, and to every feed hit own 1>ady, All itclh is not ihe
fame flrfh ; but there is one kind of ficfh of men, unnther
Hrih of bcjlls, another of AHies, and another of bird^. There
JTC .ilfo cf:lellijl bodi^s^ ind bodies terrcArial i but the glory
of the cclcftbl is one, and the glotj of the letteftrial ii
another. Theie ifi one glory of the fjn, and annrher glory
of vhe moon^ and anofher glory of ibe 1^at»3 for one n«r
dlfTeifth irom another liar m glory. So alfo Is the refuTTrv-
tionof the de^d : Jc ii fown in corruptioJi f ji it taifcd m in-
corruption : Et ti Town in dlDionour i h n nifed in ftlory e
It is ibwn in we^knefs i h is r^lfcJ in power s tt it fown a
natural body ; it ii raifej a Ipirituji body. There ii a mniMl
body, and chcrc I5* I'pirUuNl body. ArnJ foiti> written, The
ArEt ni.in Adam wai made a living foul ^ (he Uft Adim w«i
made a (juichening ipittt. Howbcil, that w» nut lAtlt which
r< fpifiiuat, but that which is natural ; ^nJ i/Uiwatd lh*E
^vhith 15 fpir'iruil. The tirrt mjn ts nf tlif earf It, rarf^iy - the
At the Burial of the Dead.
leeand nun U the Lard from hEaven. As is ihe Eiri)jy, llicli
are thry rhit art earthy : and ai is ilit heavenly, tuch art
thty aUDrhsI jfehcavEnly- And a^ we havcboinE chcimigi:
ol'thc earthy, we fli.ill alio bear (hE imige of the hratenly.
Now this I iay, hrelhten, that fltfii and blood cannot Inhcril
che kingdom of Cod ; neither doth corruption inhvrit infor-
ruption. fiehotd}! JliEwyoo a myllFTy : We Jhallnotallfleep,
but we Ihdll al^ be changed, In a moment, in the twinkiin^
of an eye, ai (he lift trump, (for the trumpet Ihill founit,)
and the dead Ihail be rjiled incorruptible, and we ftali be
changed. For this corruptible muR put on in corruption, and
this mortal moH put on imtnortility. So when this corrup-
tible Lhal I hjveputon Incorrtiptkon, and this mortal Ib^li have
put on immort.}|lcy ; then Hiall be brotight to pafs the faying
ibal is written, Death lb fwatlowed up in vi^ury. O ^rath^
whereia thy ftlng? O grave, where la thy viflory ^ The fling
of death i^ iiniand the f^rength of fin ii the law. But thanks
be to GoJ, which giveth us the vlflory through our Lord Je-
fus Chrift^ Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye fti'dlafl,
unmoveable, always abounding in ihc work of (he Lord, for-
afmuch as ye know ihjiyout Uboutis not in vain in the Lord.
\ ffhtit ibty come to ibt Grave, ii.'bili the O/r^jt h nitide ready
lo III ISiil into Ibi earih, the PrieJI Jhall fay, or ihi Pr^eJI aid
CUrii pell flag I
MAN that is born of a woman hath but a (hort time to
life, and is tiill of mifety. He (omclh up, and is tui
down, like a flower j he (leeth as it were alhadow, and never
conlinueth in one ftay-
In the midit of liis we are Iji death : of whom may we
fcek for fuccour, but of thee, O Lord, who for out fins art
]uftly difpieafEd?
Yet, O Lord God moft holy, O Lord moft mighty, O holy
and moft merciful Saviour, deliver us not into ihc hiKcv paina
uf ctemaE death.
Thou knoweft, Lord, the fccreta of our hearts i (hut not
ihy merciful ears to our prayer; but fpate us. Lord moft holy,
O God mofl mighty, O holy and merciful Saviour, [hou moft
wjithy Judge elernjl, fulFer u9 not, at our Ijfl hour, for any
I pains of di'alb, ra fall from rhcc.
V"^
At the Burial ot' the Dead.
H Tbiii,miili ibe ttrib jhill ki cjjl upon ibi BsdybyfvmifiacJ-
'"s h' '^' P"'j' p^'t jiix
FORASMUCH at h hi[)i plcjfcd Almlghly God of hii
EteK tni-iey ro ukc unCu liinilelf chc ioul Qf our ilcjit
brsihi' here drpjRcd, wc Ilictrl'circ cummlt Ail boily lo the
I,ro>inJi EjrtK <□ »rih, alhrt to ijliei, duA to dulli io fore
.ind ccrialn hop? uf the Kcfurntliun cu (Cernil tlfc, through
cur Lord JeluEL Chr'ilt i who (hA\ change ouf vUe body, thjt
icmij be like unto hijglotiaun body, according to the mighij
hvorkihgt whereby h« ij able to fubduc all ihingi Io himlc'f-
1 Tlcn JlialUt fiid 1,' frtig,
I HEARD d voice from hcaron^ faying unto me, Wnlc,
From herrfiefaith bfelTird ate the deail *hich die in the
Lt>rd : even fo faith the Spirit j tttr they reft frorn their U-
houT5.
f rirn (6c PriiJI jfvll /dy,
Lord, have mercy upon ue,
CbfiH, bavt KKvij upon us.
Lofd, havt mercy upon ua.
OURFathcr^wliich jTiinhcavtn, Ha^owedbcthy K4m«.
Thy kingdom come- Thy will he done in earth. At
it i& in litaven. Give u» tbit dayour daily bread- And for-
give ua our ttcfpaflcs. As we largivr ihrni that trcfpali again!)
Lii. Atid lead ua not inu Icmpniion ; But dcUier st from
:til. Ameri.
Pri'fi.
ALMIGHTY Cod, with whom do livt the foirin of [hem
tlut depart hence in the Lonlt and wiin whom the
fouls of the iaiihfol, ifier they ate deli vetrd from ih» burdtn
o!" the lleih, are in joy and lelitJry i Wi gire thre heiity
thinh>,ti)r that it hath pleafed thee to deliver ihiiont ir^r^rr
out of ihe miferietof this finful world [ befeechinR thee, chat
it miy pleafe thee, of thy gi^ciooi goodnefi, Diortlylo accom-
pliih the numlier of thine eleel,>nd to hilten ihy klnedom;
ihit WF, with all ihofe that are departed in the true hith of
thy holy Name, may have our pcrfta confnmmitlon and bllA,
both in bod^ and joul, in ihy tcetnil «nd etviluting glory ;
ihrough Jelus Chrilt our Lord. jlB>tn.
O MERCIFUL God, the Father af our Lord Jcfus Cbn0,
whoischerefurTedtion and the Wic\ JnwHom whofoever
believeth Oiall live, though he die j and whofof^ver live[h, ^nd
belle veth In hiin,llia]l noldie eternally j who^Kohitth taughl
us, by his holy Apollle Sjinr Pjul, no( to be forry, ii men
without hopr, for ihem that Hccp in him -y We meekly he-
fecch fhpu, O Fjiher, lo raife ua rrom ihe death of fin unto
ihe riiti dF righlEOufnEr^ ; thai, when we Ihall depart th!fi life,
we may rdl in him, as our hope h this omt brvilftr ioih j and
that, at rhe generaJ Refiirre£lion in the lall d^y^ we may be
lound iscceptabtein thy fight; and receive that blclTing, which
thy well' beloved Son Ihiiil then pronotince to all that lave and
fear thee, favingr Come, ye blelTed chilJren of my FaihtTf re-
ceivc the kingdom prepared for you from thr; beginning of
Ehf world : Grant thiji, we befeech thee, O merciful Fathrr,
through Jcfua Chtifl, our Mediator and Redeemer. Amen^
THE grace of our Lord Jcfus Chriff, and the love uf Gad,
an^l ihp fdlowEhip or the Holy Ghoft, he witJi la all
etermore. Amtn^
The
Thanltfgiving of Women after Child-Biith,
commonly called.
The Churching of Women.
1 Tte H^omaii, el ike u/uat lime afler ier Dtli-Berj,fiall <wrt
inio thcCintrebtitieniiy jpl>ii'!i!tdtiiiiiithert jh,:H tnrej dt/uyt
in Jvmr iari'vcnieut piact, at bali' been jccujhiacj^nr as lk€ Qr^
di«ary patl dire^i ; Aid thin ibe Bneji jhaii juy unfi btr,
ORASMUCHwitliaihpltarcitAlmiEhEyGftJofhij
goodncfs W give jog file dcliv«in«,and hath pre-
^ Itivriyan in ^^^ great dsngrrof Child -birih j foa
OialltberclbiegivelicaiEy thantfiunioCodiOadr^,
iS Tkiajhall ihi Prieftjy iht [nvlij PJalm,)
D'fltxi ^uummn.
1AM tirW plealcd ; that [he Lord hilh htinJ the nvct ai
my prjytr i
That he hath inclined his eir unla me : ihcrelbn will 1
call upan him as long a 1 live.
The fnarcs of denth compatTeit mc round absul i and the
pain» of hrlt gat hold upon me-
1 found trouble jnd hfavinefs, :ind 1 called upon the Name
of the Lord : O Lorii| I beicech thee, (Jeliver my foul.
GTaciouakthcLord,andrifihieo^S;yea^ourGodiiinerciluL
The Lord prcfcrvtih the fimpli : I was in mifMy, «ad he
helped me,
Tgin again (hcDUntoihy rtfl,Oinyroul: iorlhcLord )uth
rewarded thee.
And whj' ihou halt deliveici] my foul from death : mine
cjcs from lean, and my feel from felling,
] will w^ilk before the Loid : in the land of the liting.
1 believed, and thetefbrc will 1 fpnli( but I was fon trou-
bled : I laid In my lulk, AH men are lian.
What ic»iid IhiU 1 give unio the Lord i toi *11 (be bene-
Hi^ [hot he hi^rh <loni? unco mc^
I wlllreceWo ihe tup ol' lilvalion : and tall upon (he Nome
ofrhc Lord,
1 will pjy my vowi now in the pcefenee of all hii people!
in the tourts oftht Lord's houfe, even in the m[dft oltW,
O J^ruf-itcfm. Pfalfc the Lord.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son : and to the Holy
Choft;
As It was in the beginning, is now, and ever Hull be: world
without end. Amen,
Or, P^lm cxxvii. Nifi Dominni.
EXCEPT the Lord build the houie : their labour is but loft
that build it,
Eicept the Lo»d keep the eily i the watchman wakelh but
In vain.
It ia but loA labour that ye ha^eto rifeupei^rly, and To Isle
take n&, and eat the bread oi carefulnelb : for fo he giveth
hii beloved flee p.
Lo, children and the fruit of the womb : are an herittge and
^ft that Cometh of (he Lord.
Like as the arrows in the hand of the gianc : even la are
the young chitdren.
Happyis the man thai hath his quiver full of them! they fliall
not beafli3medwbeD theyfpeak with their encmica in the gate.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son : and to the Holy
Ghoft;
As it was in ibe beginning, la now, and everihailbe: world
without end. Amen.
H Tliinlbi Priiftjballjay,
Let lis pray.
Lord, have mercy upon us-
C!:rip, have ncr<y i/J^t USt
Lord, have mercy upon us.
OUR Father, which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy Name.
Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, Ag
it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread- And for-
give US our trcfpaffe!. As we forgive them that trefpafi againft
us. And lE:id ui nnt into temptation ^ But deliver ua from
The Churching of Women.
evil : For ihine i> the kingdom, The power, anil ihe s\aty.
For fver and ever. Amen.
MiniJIrr. O Lurd, live chii wihdifi ibyleivant;
A'lfimr. Who putirth het Hull in thee.
Mii':ftrr, Be thou 10 hti 1 ftiong lower ;
Anfmr. Ffom the fete ul' her enemy.
Mimjitr. Lord, hear our prayer.
Aitjwtr. And let our cry came unio thee.
MlniJIir. Lei Ul piay.
O ALMIGHTY Gud, weB'ive thee homblc thanks
chuu hiin voui^hrnEed tu deliver (hi; vroiiun tby letvmt
from the gre^t pain and peril ofChild-birrh \ Gt^nr^we b(h.
leech tltee, mol^ merciful Father, that Ihe, through thy hfilp,
may both Faithfully live, and walk according to thy urjlj, m
this life prelent i and aifomay be partaker ol'everUllinggloiy
in the life to come; through Jtfus ChilH our Lord. WwAt
II The H'umtinj Jhit cnmetb to give h/r TimHtt, mujl c^Fr ffic^.
ramfd O^rings j and, ifihfre he a Communioiit ii h coifvaitat
A Commination,
Or Denouncing of God's Anger and Judge-
ments againft Sinners,
Wtih certain Prayers, to be iifed on Xhc liril diy of Leni,
and at other Tim<s, oi the OrJinjfy
(hill ippolnl.
1[ ^fier Morning Prayeryihe Litany indrd arfarjin^ ts the astaf-
rapieii Tnjnmry rbt PrieJIJhall, in tkt Rcading-Pttv Br Pu^pif,/iiy,
^g&fJRETHREN, in the Ptimitive Chiircli there was .1
I^Ui^ ^oiily difclplinef rhar, at the beginning ot' Lent,
|v lucrh [lerlbnsaa Aood convJ^tedDf noCorjoiis lln were
put to open penanci^, and puniJhed in this worJd,
ihat thvit [oiih might be favcrd in the day oTrhe Lord j and
that others, admonithed by Elicir example, might be the raotc
ifuiA to oftcniJ,
Inllciii whetcof, (until the fald dtfcipline may be reftorcd
again, which h much to be wjlhed,) jr la thuughl good, [ha[
at this time (in the prefence of you all ) (houl j be read the
general fenrenCG of God's curling againft ImpeniEcnC fanners,
gathered out oltbe levrn and twentieth Chdp Eer of Dcu re ran q>
my, and other places of Scripture ; and thaC ye Ihoiild aitl wer
to every Sentence, jlmin ; To [he intent that, being admo-
nilbed of the great Indignation of God againit finncrf, ye may
the r.ithur be moved to earneft and true repentance j and may
"jilt mule warily in ihefe dangeroui daysi fleeing rtom fuch
vices, tor which ye affiim with youcown mouths the curfe of
God 10 be due.
CURSED is the man ihnt naketh any carved or molten
image, to woifhip it,
1 jfrni lii fiDfiliJhal! anjwrr andjej.
Amen.
MtaiJIir. Curfed ii he that curiclh hia father or mother.
Aijimr, Amen.
Mimfitr. Curled it he thai temovelh bis ncighbout't land-
mark.
A^iinF, Amen.
Unifier, Curled is he tluc tnalfcth die bUnd to go out of
j^ifiv€fy Aman*
M"i<Jlir. Curftd is h<; rlijit pcrvcri«h iLcjude^mentofthe
iVLingcr, the lathcttclB, and widow^
^iif^ifer. Ain«n.
Minijht, Curled is he thai iiuiteth hit Deighbfrur facrelly.
AihtJfr, Amen.
MiHsfitr. Curfcd IS he thai Eicth with hii neighbour's wife.
Afif-iVtr. Amen.
Aftfijiir. Curfcil Is be that tiketh rewird Co fluy the inno-
^rrfiiwr. Amen.
Aif'/ier. Curfed i^ he that putteth liii truH In mm, vtd
Ulifth man fofhiidetcnce,and in Ma heart gacihfrnmtht Lord.
j^"Jivfr- Amen,
M.'i}\ptr, Curfcd arr the unmerciful, fa rmcsmrs, and idu]-
r?rcr&i covetdus pprfom, jdolaten, Oandcren, drunkardG, and
txtort>ontrB.
Anjiuer. Amcfl*
NOW feeing iharatl rhpyireicCUrfcdfaslhepr<:ipiietDa-
*id lirifcth wlcnefa) who do err and go aftny ^Tpm the
comcn^Qdmcnn of ij-A\ tct us (nmcnibeTing the dri^ad/ul
Judgemenf hanging ov« ogr hwJ*, and always rtady to till
Ljport us) r?Eurn unto o^r Lord God, W[ih alt eontriiion anil
meckoefs of heart j bewailing and bmcnting our finful H/'c,
.mknowlcdging and confdfing out ofiencei, and f«king tu
brrng fortti worrliy fruUs of pmance. For now i^ the ix pur
Linio the fftotof the trees, To thatcvrry tree that Ijringeth nni
fbrth ]jood fruit is hewn down, and call into ihc fire. It \% 3
hcjr fill thing to fall inlothe hands of Ehe living GocJ i he (h^U
pour down tain upon the finners, iharE^, fire and brimftone,
fturm and tempcft j this (hall be their portion to drlnfc. For
]u, the Lord is coine out oc' his p]ai:e tn vJtU the wickedneEa
uffoLli asdwelE upun the cjirth. But who nuy abide the day ot'
hia coming? Wholhall bcable to endure whei] hcappcarelh-
His i^n is in his hand^and he wlU purgriiiB floor, ^nd g^Ehcr
his wheat into the barn \ hut he will burn the chjjTwith tin-
qiienchaMc firf. The day of the Lord Cometh as ji thief in I
11
A Commination.
the night: and wh«n men ilull lay, Peace, and all ih1ng3 nt
f^tj then ihalL ludden dcftruclian come upon them, n ]-.<rrow
Cometh upon a womin travailing with chjiJ, anj they ih.ill
nat cicdpe. Thtn ihaW appear the wrath of GdJ In the Jjy
of vengeance, ^hich obftinaic Qnncn, through the Atibborn-
nef&ol'ihelr hrirt, hjvc hcjpcd un[o Themfetves i which de-
fpifeJ [hegooLlncr^,pdtlcncr,jiid[ung'Jufferaaceof God, when
he ca!leth them CDntinmlly to rtprntancr. Then Ihjll chry
cal] uponnie,(riiith the Lord,) btt I will nor hejt ; they fli.ill
fcek me tarly, but they ibaU not find mc i and ihat^ bccaufe
ihey hated knuwlcdgCi and retcived flat the fear of the Loni>
but abhorred my CDunfeli and dcrpilrd my cuirc^ion. Then
Jh^ll it be too Utc to kn[>ck when the dooi ftiall ht ihui ; and
too Jaic to cry for mctcy when it ii the time ul jaflicc, O fer-
riblcvoict of moftjuft judgement, whith fluM be pronounced
upon (hem, when it Ihall be faid unto them. Go, yc qurfcd,
info the fire everlalling, which is prepared for the devil and
hJi angeli. Therefore, brethren, take we heed bccime, while
the day of faJvation lafteth ^ tbr Che night cometh, when none
Can work. But let us, while we h^ve the light, believe in
rhe li^ht, and waTk as children of the light; ih^t wc be not
ca^ into uttrr darknefa, where h weeping and gnjFhing of
teeth. Let u^ not nhuie the guodncEa of God, who callelh ub
metcjfully Eo amendment, and of hiAendlcf^ pity promifeth us
lor^ivenels of that which is psfl-^ if with a pcrfc^ <ind true
hejrf we rctufn unto bim. For ihough our fins be si red aa
fcarlef, they fliall be made white ai fnow ; and though they
he like purple, yet they Iha'l be made white as woof. Tuinyi:
(faith the Lord) from all your wicked nefa, and your fin lhjJ[
not be your dcftru^lon : Cuft away from you all your ungod-
tinefi that ye have done : Make you new heart;, and a new
fpirif i Wherefore will yc die, O ye houfe of Jfrael) leeing
(hat I have no plcafurc in the death of him that dielb, Eaith
the Lord God ? Turn yi? then, and yclhall liwe. Although
we hiive Qnned, yet have vre an Advocate with the Father,
Jefjs Chrift the righteoui i and he is the propitiation for our
fms. For he waa wounded for our olfcnces, and fmitlen for
our wickednefs. Let u^ therefore ri!turn unto him^ who is the
merciful Tecelver of all true penitent linncra; affaringourfelve^
that he is rrady to rcmvc ua, and moll willing to parJon us.
J| if we come unto him with faithful retvenr^ncc; Ifwefubmlt
A Commination.
ouifrlvci unto him, ind final hcncefotlh walk lo hit w»y* }
if wc will cikc liisrafj yukr, ind iighi burden upnn us, to fol-
low him in lowllncli, piticncc, and churity. and br orderrd hy
Uir gflvcrnancc of his Hnly Spirit j Jcf Icing alw.iyi hil glory,
and Icrving him liulyin ourvociTianwith tliankfgiving: Tliia
if we do, Chrift will deliver in from rhe curfc of tht law, ind
from EhcexErememalcdiftion which i}uil]EghEuponlhctn(h3t
fhall h? [et on thr Icjr hand ; and he will {ct ui on hii righr
luTid, and give UI thj: gni clous benedi^mnofhis r,-ilher,eocn->
mjiDdinjf u> to [skc polTriTiDn of hiii glorious kingdom J Unto
which he vouchfjfi: to bring us all, for bis infinite iDcriy.
Amen.
1 Thtnjhatl ibey all hirri vpon their ftitei^ tinj the Prirjl etd
Clirh intiUng (m rit pUci lebsrr ibry art sicujlsmtj in fay
tbs LiiMy) jhM jay ibis Ffulm.
Miftrrie mei, Dtm. Pfilm 11.
HAVE mrrcy upon mc, O Cod, after thy great goodnef^ ;
accofdingla the mulEitude of thy merciei do away miiu-
Dlfencel,
Wjii me througlily froai my wicki»Ineri i and clranfe me
ftom my lin.
For I acknowledge my faul^: and my Qd is ever bclnre mc,
Ag'iinft thee only hive I iinncd, ^nd done thii evil In thy
light ! ihit thou mightert be juftified in thy rjyicg, ind cleir
when thou jrt judged.
Behold, 1 wji Ihjpcn in wlckcdncfi ; ind in lin huh tnj
mother conceived me-
Bot lo, ihou required Iruth ia the inward parts : and Ihili
make me to undeiftjnd wiillom fcctetlv-
Thou Ihall purge me with hjirop, and I Ihall be clean : thou
Ihilt wsili me, and I Ihall be whiict than fiiow.
Thou (halt make me hear of joy and giadncls ! that the
bones which thou haft biuken may rejoice.
Turn thy lice jwiy from mylins: and puiootall my mifdeeds.
Mike me a dean heart, O God ; and renew a right fpirit
^vithln me,
Cjftmcnotawjyfrom thy prefenee sand take not ihy holy
Spirit ftom me,
O five tat the comrDd of thy help again : and (1:iblil)i me
with thy free Spirit.
A Commination,
Then Ihall I tcacb thy wap unto the wicked : ini linnci?
ihill l« conveiCcd unto thee.
Ddlvtr mp Irnm blood'guiliinefs,0 God, thou chat art the
God of my health :andn>ytonKuefhilirmgofchynghtfoiirnFl3-
Thou fli^ltopen my Iip^, O Lord i and my mouth /hall (hew
thy praile.
For ihau d^ijrcii nu fjcnfice, e]fe svould J give it thee : buE
thou ddighleft not in hurnE-offeringa.
The facrifice of Cod h a troubled fpirit : ^ brclwri and con-
trite hejrt, O Cod, ihsit thou not defpife,
be fivourialile and EraciouiuntoSion: build thouihewatls
of Jemr-ilem,
1 hen ihjLi thou be pleafed with the facrifice of righteouf-
ncls, wjth the burnt'offeriiiEB and oUationB i then /hall they
oiTer young bulluclci upon thine a^tar.
CJory be to the Father, and to the Son : and to the Holy
Ghoft;
j^nfiver. As it was in the beginning, li now, and ever ihiW
be •- world without end. Amen.
Lord, have meicy vipon ua,
Chntij have racrny i/pan ui^
Lord, have mercy upon us.
OUR Father, which art in heaven. Hallowed bethyN.ime.
Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done m eaith^ As il
» en heaven. Give ul (hl$ day oar daily bread. And forgive
us our trefpalTca, As we tbrgive them thi^t ttclpals againit us.
And lead ua not into temptation -, But deliver oa from evil.
Amen,
Mmijler. O Lord, faVe thy fervantSi
Anjttjer. That put their truft in thee.
MiBifier. Send unio them help Irom above.
Ai^'ii'sr. And evermore mightily defend them.
Mintjltr. Help js, O God our Saviour.
^«/uvr. Andfor the glory ofthy Name deliver uaj bemer-
ciftll to us finner^, for thy Kame''* lake.
Mifii^er. Q Lord, hear our prayer,
Afffwtr. And let our cry come unto thee,
M'mijltr. Let u^ pfsy^
OLORD^ we b^Eire^h thc^?, mcrcilully hear dur pTay^rs,
and fiJaTi: jll thole who con Icl'i their fins unto thee; rhji
I
A Comminatioa.
tUey, whoCe confclenca hy (in are accufcLlt ^Y ^T merciful
pai-kion may be abfalvcd ^ Through Chrit) our Lord, Amtn.
O MOST mighTy God, and merciful F*^hcf,wh&hal!com»
pillian 'ipon ^W men, ond hat? A nothing ih^cilum hdtt
made 5 who wouLdcft nor the *]eath of a linficr, hui thar he
Ihould mhcrmrn from hi« Ahfand befavcd \ Mprcifo^ly iut-
give UB our irefpDiTcs - receive iA<Jcomibrcus,who are grieved
jiid weihfd wiih the burdpn <jf our fins. Thy property fs
ilwjyi til bivc mercy i co ib«Ponly iiapperl-iinctb to fotgive
lin^. Spjrr U9 thcr«lorC| good Lord, t^itiTt thy people, whom
ihou haft redeemed ; enTer notmro jiMgem*fti with thy lei-
vants, who jre v'lLe earth, ind mlferiLile finnrrt ; bur lo tum
Ehinejrx£erfromus,whonieeJcl^ickno^vIcd£eourvileneri,3nd
tiuly tepeni ui of our &ult&. anii To m^he huftcrahclp u&ii
this woilJ, thflt we may ever Uve wirh thee in thfl world to
come \ through Jefua Chrl^ oitt Lord. Arntn,
•1 TiifKp&H ibf pt^pU Jay rhuiintfcHivvrh^afifKihr Mintjitr.
TUKN ihou u% O good Lofd,inii fo ihilE we be lutneJ,
Be fjvouTjble, O Lord, Be favouraWe to thy people.
Who turn lo ther in weeping,t>fling, ant! praying. Fur thou
iit 3 metcllul God, Full oi compalTion, Long-I u fieri ng. and of
^rs3i piTy. Thou fparefl vhen wc deicrve pumflimcnf, And
in thy Wfjth thinkcft upnn mercy. Spare thy people, good
Lird, IpafC them. And let not ihine hTritage he brought to
csjfifufion. HcJr Ui, O Lord, for thy mctcy is giejt. And jfter
ihv imiltitude of thy mercies look upon us ^ Through the
mcrils^ind mediation of thy bliGcdSon^ Ji^fuaChrilloiirLord-
AmeTi.
If Then tie Minifier stent Jh^ll fay,
THE Lord blcfiui, and kccpua^ Che Lord tittup chcLighE
of hU countenance upon us, ind give u« peace, now und
for evermore. Amtn.
The
Pfalms of David.
Thi Firjl Day.
MORNING PRAYER,
Psalm :. Btaiat iiiV, jaj nan abiil, &c.
LE5SED id thcnian tlial lialli not
walked in ihccoiinftl of ihc un-
godly, nor ftood in the way of
linners : and hath noi fat in tile
feat of tlic fcomful.
1 Bui his delight is in (he law of theLoid ;
:iii>l in his law will he eiercife himlelf day
and night.
3 And he Ihall be like a tree planted by
rhe water-fide i that will bring forth hii fruit
in due feafon,
+ His leaf ilfo (hall not wither : and look,
whatfocvcr he doeih, it (hall jirofper,
5 Ai forthcungodly,il in notl'o with them :
liiii they are like the thalf, which the wind
kattertlh away from the face of the earth.
6 XhiTefure the ungodly Ihali not he able
tu lland in the judgement : neither the linneni
In (he tongregaiion of the righteous.
7 But the Lord knowcth ihe way uf the
ii<;hleous : and the way uf the ungodly lliall
p^^Tlfll.
7b< Cliigtnt.
CitjiBiiniiitSrem-
prrpt
iiinier(on«utni.
L'^'
rtit BiiKf.
Etntr ItlDugD ttDo
Or:
SariKiindiiit.
(AOiqwsDl liiir,
tliir[llDl«l'|iL>inil[.
Ofljt I. The Pfalms. M<ir».\
PsALP4 II. ^uare frcmvirujit gtniei f
H Y do the hcaihcn fo furioufly rage
together ! and why do ihe [ic(i|iie
imagine a vain tiling?
1 The kings of the earth (land
up, and the rultrs take counlel together :
againft the Lord, and againli Uii Anointed.
3 Let us break tlieir bonds aAindci : and
oalt away thcii curds from us,
4 He that dwcllcih in heaven Oiall laueh
them to fcorn : the Lord (hall have ihero in
dtrrilion.
5 Then fliall he fpeak unto them in his
wrath ; and vex them in his fore difpleafHrc.
6 Vet I have fet my King : upon my ho!y
hill of Sion.
7 I will preach the law, whereof ihe Lord
halh faid unto me ; Thou iirt my Son, this
day have I btgotlen ihec.
8 Defirc of me, and I Ihall give thee th<
heathen fur thine inheritance : andtheulmoft
pans of ihc earth for thy pofTeflion.
tj Thou fhali briiife ihcm with a rod of iron :
and break (hem in jiieces like a potter's vellel>
10 Be wife now therefore, O ye kings ; be
learned, ye that are judges of the earth.
1 1 Serve tlie Lord in fear ; and lejoice unto
him ivith reverence,
1 1 Kifs the Son, left he be Rngry, and la
ye perifli from the right way ! if hw wrath be
Merit.
The Pfalms.
fcindied, (yea, but a little,) bkfled are all they
that put Incir trull in him.
Psalm in. Damine, quid maltiplieal'i ?
I ORD, how are (hey iticreafcd that
trouble mt ; many are ihcy thai rife
againit me.
1 Many one there be that fay of
my loiil ! There is no help for him in his God,
] But (houjO Lord, arlniy defender ! thou
avt my worlhiii, and the lifter up of my head.
4 I did tall upon the Lord with my voice i
and he heard me out <jf his holy hill.
5 I laid me dawn and llcpt, and role up
again : for the Lord fulfained me.
6 1 will not be afraid for ten Ihoufands of
the people : that have fet ihemfeJves againft
me round about.
7 Up, Lord, and help me, O my God :
for thou fmitell ^11 mine enemies upon the
cheek-bone; thou hall broken thetecihof the
ungodly.
i Salvation belongeth unto the Lord ; and
ihy blelTmg \i upon thy people.
Psalm iv. Cum immcarem.
I EAR me when I call, O God of my
righteoufnefs i thou haft fet me at
liberty when I wah in trouble j have
mercy upon nie, aiiJ hearken unlo
I "'y prayer.
Cbl >'(SCDUIIt,
Clie Baton,
Eiclns or notllltf.
£IU(or to inj; fulip.
a:ilibi^lliip A- IBt-
tTAir i-'iOstirDtiiiri
I O yo I'jns of men, how long will yt blal-
|>hcitie mini- henu\ir ; and have fiich jilcaruTi^
jn vaniiy, anil feek alter Icaling I
) Know thin alfo, tliat ihc Lord hathi-hofcn
to hlmli'li' tilt man thai Is gtxlly : when I call
ii]iijn the Lurd, he will hear me.
4 Siand in iwe, antl lin not : eominiine
with ycLir own hcni'i, an<i in your chanilur,
and W Itill.
5 Oflcr ilie laeiiliee ciF ngtiieournels i and
])nt yoiir iriift in the Lord.
6 There be many that fay : Who will (hew
us any good I
7 Lord, lift ihoii up ; thellghtofthy coun
tenanre upon us.
8 Thou hali put gladntft in my bcaft :
llni'e the lime that their t'orn, and wine, and
oil, inciealed.
9 1 will by inedownin peicc.and nkemy
reO ; for it is thou, Loid, only, thut inRkel'l
me (livell in fafety.
P9ALM V, Ffrha mea auribui.
ONDER my Hoiils, O Lord : ton-
,1 (iiier my meditarion.
I'j; 1 O hearken ilioti unto the voict
of itiy calling, my King, and my
God : for unfo thee wilt 1 make niv piayer.
5 My voice (halt thou hear belimei, O
Lord : early in the morning will 1 direfl my
prayer iinlff thet, intT ^vill ionk up.
Mom. The Pfalms. D4y I.
4 For thuu act ihc GuU tli.il halt no pica-
line ill wickcJnefi i iieiihcrflmllanj'cvildwdl
nilh ihce.
5 Such u be foolilh (hall not Hand in thy
fipht 1 for ihuu halcit all lh«m that work va-
in l v.
6 Thou Utah deftroy ihem that fpcal: Iwf-
in^ ' ihc Lord will abliui bulli tlic bloud-
[hiift* and drtcitful mna.
7 But IS fot mc, I will come into thine
houft, even upon themultitudtof thy mercy i
and in Ihy fcir will I worflilp toward thy huly
temple.
t Lead me, O Laid, in thy right con fuels
bcciufc of mine enemiw ; make thy way plain
before my face.
9 For (here 'n no faithfii1ncr> in hit mouth i
their inward part* are vety wickednefi.
IS Their throat ii an open Icpulditt i they
Ratter with their tonKue.
1 1 Dcllroy thou them, O God j let thcin
peiiih through their own imaginations ; calt
them out in the multitude of their ungodli-
neft J for they have tcbtllcd againft thcc.
II And let all them that put their trull in
thee rejoice ; they Diall ever be giving of
(hanks bccaufe thou defenddl theni i they
that love thy Name (hall be Joyful in ihcc ;
I J For liiou. Lord, will give th^ hlefling
unto the rigliteoun : and with thy tsvoiirsbic
tinJn^rl'E^^Jt ikuu deftndhim asrtifli j Shield,
Poit slKri inn sTitplirift inniusiliit:
MIC uuitHtliaat. laiaaim ai tig.
'^.^f!M^-',
ntt Bttm.
SocloieiElnuililBl:
T!tii (liiliiRi tiiiit l(
fist.
Ct( BtittDtt.
en»n no mtct t-
tout
(Tntflliis Is run
DUI.
ctt im.
ttcmi, iDtDlitgs mi,
IBaiKiit inpiall.
CTDi Unlglir.
nalcKi.siilinigl)),
'CIS iluioGl nlglii.
Daf t.
The Pfalms.
Sfen.
EVENING PRAYER.
PsAl-M VI. Dom'me, ne mfarBrt,
LORD, rtbiike me not in ihinc in-
iligiiatioii ; ncillitrchaften me in thy
[; dif[)lcafurt,
1 Have mere)' upon me, O Lord,
for T am weak : O Lorn, heal tat, for my
bones are vexed.
] My lijiil i\tn is Tore (touhled : but, LonJ,
how long wilt thou piinllli me ?
4 Turn tlice, O Luiil, and deliver my foul :
O five me for ihy mercy's f»ke.
% For in death no man remembereth thee :
3Dd who wilt give thee tbanki in the pit i
6 I am weary of my gioaning i cverynighi
walh I my bed : and water my couch with
niy tears.
7 My beauty a gone fot very trouble : and
worn iH'ay becaofe of all mine eneniie*.
i Away from nie, all ye that work vanity =
(or the Lord hath heard (he voice of my
weepinp.
9 The Lord hath hcanl my pclitian i th*
Lord will receive my praver.
10 All mine eiieiiilek m»ll he ronfuimded,
and fore vexed ; they Ihiill be turned hack,
and put tci Qiamc fuddenly.
tSAt iLntns 4iiQ Unreins ol inii,
pDlU III til liVlKMM-
Evea. The Pfalins. Day i.
Psalm vm, Dominc, Deui meus.
LORD my God, in thct liavt t put
my trull: ; fave me from all them
tlml pcriccule me, ami ilcliver me ;
1 Left he ilevoiir my foul, likea
lion, and tear it in pieces : white there U none
to helji,
3 O Loril my God, it I have done any fuch
thing : or if there be any wickednels in my
hancls J
4 If I have rewarded evil unto him that
dealt friendly with me i yea, I have delivered
him that without any caiife \i mine enemy ;
5 Then let mine enemy perfecute my liiul,
and lake me : yea, let him tread my life duwn
upon the earth, and lay mine hnnniir in the
dull.
6 Stand up, O Lord, in thy wrath, and lift
tip thyfelf, becaufe of I he indignation of mine
enemies ; arjlc up for me in the judgement
ttiat thou haft commanded.
7 And (o (hall the congregation of the peo-
ple come about ttiec ; for their lakes therefore
lift up tliyfelf again.
i The Lord iliall judge the people ; give
lentente with me, O Lord ; aecording to my
ri gill eou file Is, and according lu the innocency
that iff in me.
9 O let the wickednetsof the uiigodty come
to an end ; but guidd diuu the jiill.
Ct( iffMUlrt.
C^qufrr ICiCralit,
Elbootsnollodani.
€U Autgr.
iSimi In, JfilVor,
SOUb in ig liuDsc-
Ct( Am""-
ia Jusiin, atltit:
tTonc (0 mt OSS I II.
1 Foi ihe righteous God ; irieth ihc very
hearts nitd rein).
ti My help c'lrneth of Gwl i wbo pre-
firivelh (licm that nic iruE of heart.
11 God is a righuoui Judge, ftrong, ami
pnticnl : and Godis provoked cveiy day.
ij If a man will iwt turn, he will whi-t
his {word : he halh bent his bow, -iiid niadi
it ready.
14, He hath picpated foi him the inftni
mcnts of death : hcordaineth hiaairowiagainlf
the perCtfulors.
ij Behold, he travailcih with ni'ifchief : he
hatli conceived forrow,aud bcoughElortli un-
godlincfs.
16 He hath graven and digged ii]j a pit ;
and is fallen hinilelf into (he dtftcuiiion that
he made for other.
1 7 For his travail Ihall come upon his own
head : and his wickednels Ihail fall on hit
own pate.
iS I will give thanks unto the Lord, ac-
cDiilingio his righleoufneis : and I nilJpraile
the Name of the Lord moll High.
Psalm viii. Dom'me, Demiaux ne/lrr.
LORD nor Gijvcrnour, ho« excel-
lent is ihy Name in all the world 1
thou thai hnii fet thy gloif above
the heai'ens 1
1 Outuffhe mourli tii very Ti.ihe^ aiid luck-
fn (n il5 llBtlOIt LIT llK Ji.lDt.
■^jmmmfmm>T^'- \-
W
lings haft rhuii urJaincd ftrengtli, becaure ul
thine cncinicb : tlial ihou mighlelt H'M the
enemy, ami the avenger.
5 For I willconlidcr (hy heavens, even ihe
works of* cliy fingers ; tbi: moon and ihe ftsrs,
«hlch thou haft ordained.
4 What is man, ihal ihoii art mindful of
him : and (he Ton of man, that thou villteft
h^m ?
5 Thou mailcft him lower than the angels ;
[o crown him with giovy and worftiip.
6 Thou niakeft him to havi; dominion of
the ivurks of thy hands ! and thou haft pnt ail
things in I'ubjection under his feet ;
7 All ftieep and oxen : yea, and the bealis
of thr field ;
S The fowls of the air, and the fillies of ihe
fea ! and whatfoever walkelh thiough the
paths of ihc feas.
9 O Lord our Governour ! how excellent
is thy Name in all the world !
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm ix. Coafilehur IJH.
i^fff^^ WILL give Ihank-sunfo thee, O
JQI LjJ Lurd, with mv whole heart -. I will
fc3v ^ fpenk of all tliy marvellous works.
' "^ si will he gkd and rejok'e in
thee : yea, my ibngs will I make of thy Name,
O ihnii iTioft Highi-ft.
£rrg(aut m l,am.
italif ifii laias,
SnD briir inu (iiiisi.
esi anorlKl.
The Pfalms.
Mrrn.
J Wliilc mine ciicmicK »rt driven back i
ility lliail f;ilt and pcrilli at thy prtlcncc.
4 For tliDu liaO maiiiuiiicd niy right and
my ciufc : thou ait fct in the throne thai
judgeft right.
5 Th'iu hall: rebuked the heathen, and dc-
ill'oyed the ungodly : tliou haft put Out ihcit
name (at cvct and ever.
6 O thou enemy, delltuflioiii ure come to
.1 p<:rpcrL]al end '- even at the cjtie^ which tliou
Uaft dclti'uycd -f their mcinoiial \i periflied with
thvin.
7 But (he Xxird fhall rndure for ever ; he
hath ill'u prepared hlx leat for judgement.
8 Fur he llioll Judge ihe world in (ighleouf-
nels ; and mlniller true judgement unto the
people.
9 ThcLorJalfowiilbeadefeneefortheop.
pretled : even a refuge in due lime of trouble.
10 And iheyihat know ihyNumewJIIpul
their truit inihee ! for (hou. Lord, haft never
f;ii!ed them that leek ihee.
O pralle the Lord which dwcltelU in
Siun ; (hew the people of his doiiig>.
11 For, when lir makelh inquifition for
blood, he rcmembcrclh thtm : and fargcitcih
not ihe complaint ot the poor.
13 Have mercy upon me, O Lordj con-
fider the irouble which I iiiffer of ihem that
hate me : thou thai IrftcJl me up from the
gates of death.
^T:^-r--
rtir^hH.nJiflJiDi-liirtasiiiniiE.L^LiiiiLi '^priD;
iLhd oMkr^ ThFii) In fUcr ^itiitfrr.
^^^
W'^-i^
nZr^
14 That I may lliciv all thy prailes witbin
ih< ports of the cfaugliler of Sion : I will re-
joice in ihy faivahoti.
I 5 The heathen are funk doven in the pit
that they made ; in ihe fame net which they
hid privily, is their foot taken.
16 The Lord in known lo execute judge-
ment : the ungodly is trapped in the wurk uf
his own hands.
1 7 The wicked (liall be turned into hell ;
and all The people Hiaf forget God.
18 For the poor (hall not alivay be for.
gotten : the |iatieni abiding of the meek (hall
not pcrifh for ever.
19 Up, t-ordf and let not man have the
upper hand : let the heathen be judged in (hy
figiit.
10 Put thtm in fear, O Lord : that the
heathen may know them lelves to be but men.
Psalm X. Vi quid, Domine ?
HY fiaiideft thou fo far oB, O Lord ;
^ and hided thy fate in the neeiiful
tiine of trouble ?
I The ungodly for his own iult
dolh perfeciilc the poor : let them he taken
in the crafty wilineis that they have ima-
gined.
3 For the ungodly hath raaJc boafl of his
uivii btart~s defire ; and fpeafceih good of the
L'ovt-lou^, whom God abhorreth.
trt' UiiliE.
eroiiK.eiiiKr.rtiihn
asii'nmtstiaillin-
Cbr PtiDSlilan,
CD'llpnmitUDsrt,
S]isii iniiET aviis
mrtti nt.
Cti aaitangmn.
D.ry 1. The Pfalms.
A/o,
+ Tilt ungodly is fo proud, that he rarcdi
tiol for God ; iicilhvris God in all his thoughts.
5 Hi* ivaj-s are alivay giievous i thy judge-
ments are far above: out of lii> light, anil ihtrv-
I'on delieth he all liiv enemies.
6 For hi' h»th laid in \m heart, TmOi, 1
(hall ni;vcr be calt down i iherc IIidU ni> harm
happen unto in«.
7 His moulh is full of curling, dectir, and
frauLl : under his tongue is ungodiinefs and
vanity.
S He liiltih lurking in tiie thlevifti cornerh
of I he ft reels ; and privity in his lurking dent
doth lie murder ihc innocent j faiscyet are fct
againll tin.' poor.
9 For he lieih waiting lecretly, even as »
lion lurketh he in his den : that he may lavilh
the poor.
10 He dotli ravilh the poor i when he get-
tcth him into his net.
1 1 He falleth down, and humblclh him-
felf ! that the congregation of the poor may
fall into the hand'i of liis captains.
12 Hl- hath faiU in h'li hcWI, Tilth, God
hath foigolten : he hidelh away b'n, fue, iml
he will iK'vcr fee it,
1 3 Arifc, O Loiil God, and lift up thine
linnd : forget not the poor.
14. Whercfotclhould the nicked blafph«mc
God ! while he doth fay in his heart, Tufli,
ihuii Gud carelt not for it.
15 Surely ihoii h.tit I'ccii tl -. iot ihou bi--
holdcft ungoJlinel'j mJ wning.
(6 T)iAt ihoii maycll take ihr m.it<rr into
[hint hand i (he |)i«iridiiimi»clh hitijfclf unto
thee J for thmi nit the helper of the frivndJc[>>.
i; Brcili ihou ihe power of tht unecHlly
ui\J maticioui : lake away hjt ungoillincit,
MiA (lidu Dislt find none.
iS The Lord 'a King for ever ind ever :
and the heathen arc pcrithcd OuT of llic land.
II) Lord, thuu hall heard the ilirlire ot' the
poor I thou prcparcli their heart, and tliinc
I'lr horiccneth thereto;
»o To hdp the fithcrlefs and poor unto
their right : that the man ut* the earth be no
mure exalted igainft cliem.
P;Al.ki XI. til D^miHO ronfi-h.
^fef^^B N the Lord put I mv trull : how fny
^^I^J ye then lo my ibuf, that (he (honld
j ^^-^ riee u a bird unto the hill f
«^^ra , For lo, the ungijdly bend iheir
buiv, and m.ikc ready their atrowi. within the
.^uivcf ! that they may privily fliool ai them
rttiich arc true of hear!.
1 For the foundations will he raA down ;
jmi what hath the righteous done i
4 The Lord it in his holy itmple i the
Lunl'i (eat U in heaven.
; Hit eyes conlidcr the poor : and Kit eye-
iiiii irv the fhildrcn of men.
Ct' i^crilli.
t>ira»,in!n;3ti'n
tlt.irgnBS(n (run
Sngriinliiiaiitis.
fnniatii.siEtirslip
m HUftt VUIM lIDIt.
SK Ciuinpcici.
(Tiirintn.gliiisotint-
QroiLHl;,
(Ett lluiBuilaiil,
Albr flQunl) bp ino-
(ait.
S The Lord aliowclll the righlertuB i bul
the tin^(iJly,3nd him that deli ghtelh In nklc-
cJntft doih liit Ibiil ablioi'.
7 Uputi ihc ungodly he (liall rain fnam,
lire ami biiinftone, ftuini atiJ leinpeft : ihis
Ihull bi: tlicii' portion lo drink.
8 For ihe righieoiiB Lord lovdh righlcouf-
ncii : liis counicnancc will behold the thing
that is }\iA.
EVENING PRAYER.
p5ALM X[i, Saliiunc asj'ac,
f ELP nic. Lord, for there is not one
^ godly man left ; tor the faithful
are minillied from among the ehil-
dr^ii of men,
I They talk uf vanity every oue with his
neighbour ; they do but filter with their lips,
ainfdiffcvnble in iheir double heart,
3 The l^rd Ihail root out all dcctilfiil Hps .
and the tongue chat fpeakctb proud tilings ,
4 Which have faifl, With our tongue wdl
wc prevail : "e iiK they that ought to fpnk,
who is lord over us?
; Now for the {.'oiiiforller!! trouhleii* lake of
the needy j and becaufe of the deep lighing
of the poor,
6 I will iii>, iaitb ihe Lord i mid will help
every one from him that fwcUcth agKinA him,
and will I'cc him al reff.
7 The word? of (he Lord ate pure wnn;; :
fD^
a^;^
3!!II
,111 iiiusi ncrCs Dn. m H'ctr nai itii
4fiur wis5n^i bn^\i Drin&Di'^>lirt< tori J
(:
IfJ.
eitn as tlic filver, which from tlie earth
Irieda and ptirified levcn times in llie (ire.
8 Thou (halt keep them, O Lord ; thou
ftiiltprefcrve him from this generation for ever.
9 The ungodly walk on every fide : when
they are exalted, the children of men are put
to rcljuke.
Psalm xiit. Ufiai jao, Dtmine?
OW" long wilt thou forget me, O
Lord, forever ; how long wilt ihou
hide thy face from me ?
1 How long Ihal! I feek couulel
in my foul, and be lb veied in my heart : how
long Ihall mine enemies trinmph over mc ?
3 Confider, and hear me, O Lord my Gnd :
lighten mine eyes, that I lleep not in dealh.
4. Left mine enemy fay, I have prevailed
:ig3inl} him : for if I he call down, they that
[rouble me will rejoice at it,
5 But my truft ia in thy mercy; and my
heart isjoyfiil in thy falvation.
6 1 will ling of the Lord, becaufe he hath
dealt fo lovingly with me ; yea, I will praifc
the Name of the Lord molf Higheft,
Psalm xiv. Dixit in/ipiens.
HE fool hatli faid in his heart i There
ii no God.
a They are corrupt, and become
abominable in their doings : tliere
[hat dottik |[oo<.l, iii^ nii[ one.
est Dtummtr.
<Sriimm(r, all lagr-
Ibtr
ail BDinicrs to m;
bannrr.
Etii Iff II pill n.
(ETsiiluii.milKb Ulll)
tnr-
mi luDlaln i muBl
mm
Cli £>1D1«.
Diiy i. The Pfalnis, Errn.
J The Lord looked down from hcnvcn
upon the children of men i to l« if there
were any that wuuld undei'ftand, and li-ck
alici' God.
4 But ihcynrc all gone mil of the way, ihry
are altogcihct become uboinlnablc : there li
none that dotlh gmiJ, no not one.
5 Thcii ihioai is uji i.jien liiniUhre, with
liieir tongues hari; ihey deceived : (be poifon
of afos is \indet ihelr lips.
fi Tlicii mouth is full iif curfing and bit-
tctncfs ! theit feet aie fwifl to ihtd blood.
7 Deiltufiiou and unhappineii ii in llieir
ivays, and the tvay of peace have they not
known : there ih no feat of God before iheir
eyts.
g Have ibcy no knowledge, that they are
all fufh worker* of milihiet ; eating up my
people ai it weft bread, and call not upon the
Lord !
9 There were they brought in great ftar,
fvcn where no fear was : tor God is in the |
gtntr:ilirm uf the righteous.
!□ As for you, ye have made l mock U
the coiinrel o( the poor : becaufc he paltctU
hiittruft in the Lord. I
II Who Ihall give jalv^tion nnio Ifmcll
uut of Sion ? When ihc Lord lurneih the
cajitivlty of hi! people ; then ftiall Jacob re-
joice, and Ifrael Ihall he glad.
MORNING PRAYER.
PSAi.u XV. Domine, quis hahitabit?
ORD, who Dial) dvtell in ihy taber-
nacle : or who Ihlil teft upon thy
holy hill }
I Even he, that Icadcth an un-
corraptlife : and ducth the ihing which is
light, and fpeaketh ihc truth from his heart,
; He that halh ufed no deceit in his tongue,
nor done evil to his neighbour : and hath not
flandercd his neighbour.
^. He that fellcth not by himfrlf, but is
lowly in his own eyes : and makelh much of
ihcin that fear the Lord.
% He that iiveareth unio his neighbour,
and difappointeth him not : though it were
to his own hindrance.
6 He that hath not given his money upon
uJury ; nor taken rewaiB againft the innocent.
7 Whofo doetb thcfe things ; (hall never
fall,
Psalm xvi. Confcr-va mc, Domind.
^f^SSf; RESERVE me, O God : for in ihec
rah^^) have I put my truft.
ffli^?^ » O my Ibul, thou haft laid unto
^"^^^ the Lord : Thou art my God, my
goods are nothing unto thee,
J All my delight is upon ibe iaints, that are
u the caith ; and upon fuch as excel tn virtue.
(TDr jBncCani.
flciilifr tiad noi
traDr
Win mf prrsMdi.
Day 3.
The Pfalms.
MorK.
(Tit Vclnirta,
In DC si! line It J
pair,
Spciit Is HKuc iv.
4 Buiihcyihairunaitetanotliergod; Ihall
have gi'cal trouble.
5 Theii ilrink-f^ffciings of blood will I ncii
olFer : iiciilier make mention of their namti
within my lipi.
6 The LorJ himfelf ii the portion of mine
inheritance, and of inycup : thou llialt main-
tain my lot,
7 The lotisfalien unto IDS inafair ground!
yea, I liave a goodly heritage.
S I will thanlt the Lonl for giving me wim-
ing ! my Kins slfo chaften me in the niglii-
iirafon.
9 I have fct God always bcfiiie me : fci
he is on my right Iiand, therefore I Ihall not
fill.
10 Wherefore my heart was glad, and my
glory rejoiced ; my nelh alfo IhalTrell in liojic.
1 1 For ivhv ? thou fhalt not leave my foui
in heil i neltner Ihitt thou fuffer ihy Holy
One to fee corruption,
II Thuu Hialt Qicw me thepath of life;
in ihy prefcnce is the fulnefs ofjoy : and at
thy I'iglit hand there is plcafurefor rvermon-.
PsflLM xvlt. Exaui/i, Domne.
f EAR the right, O Lord, confider my
complaint ; ami hirarkcn unto my
prayer, ihai gueth noloul of feigned
lips,
1 Let Illy (iiilcnce come forth ftoui thy
Morn.
i't\
The Pfalms.
D„s 3,
prelcnce : and let thine eyes look upon the
thing that it tqual.
3 Thou hali proved andvifiled mine heart
in the night realbii ; ihou haft tried me, and
Ihalt find no wiekcdners in me : (or I am ut-
terly purpofed ihat my minilh Ihall n>il offend.
4 Bccaiife of men's works, that are done
againft ihe words o( thy lips ; 1 have kept
me from ihe n^ys of (he dcftroyer.
5 O hold thou up my goings in thy paths ;
(lijt tny footfteps flip not.
6 I Iiavccalledupon tlice, O God.forthoii
ilislt licar me i incline thine ear to nie, and
hcai-ken unto my words,
7 Shew ihy marvellous loving-kindnefs,
thou that art the Saviour of them which put
their trull in thee i from fuch as lelill ihy
right hand.
a Keep me as the apple of an eye : hide
roe under the (hadow nt thy wings,
9 From ilie ungodly (hat trouble me : mine
enemies compals me round about lo take
a may my foul.
10 Theyare indofed in ihclr own fat : anJ
their month fpeaketh proud things.
11 They lie wailing in our way on every
liile : turning theireyea down to the ground ;
IX Like a.'i a lion ihat n greedy of his prey -.
:ind as It were a lion'a whelp, lurking in I'ecrei
pi. ices.
I ! Up, Lord, difappoiiit him, and caft hini
JTljt tiiihia.in.
Tht) sdiEi not goltr.
jFtom aiitli can itriE
aiHitiom.
flo ciTinp^sB nor dn.
etc fniisliAnDinon.
I^Doni no mm,
JTot 1 Da Of 51 Ml.
down : deliver iny fiiul froon tbc ungodly^
which is a fword ofihinei
14. From ihe men of tliy hand, O Lord,
iVom ihe men. I lay, and from th? ex-il world ;
which have (heir poitlun in this life, ivhofi
bellies ihou filklt with ihy hid treafure,
15 They have children ai (heirdefirc! and
leave the reft of their iubllance for their babca
16 fiutai forme, I will behalil ihy prefcnce
in righicoufnels : and when I awake up alter
thy Iikenelii, I Hiall be fatiiilied wiih it.
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm xviir. Dais'"" I', Domiae.
WILL love Ihee, O Lord, my
ftrongih ; the I.()ni is my liony rock,
and my defence ; my Saviour, my
God, and my mighr, in whom I
will iruft, my buckler, ihe horn alfo of my
liilvation, and my refuge.
1 I will call upon the Lord.which is worthy
to be prailed : fo (hall I be late from mini:
enemies.
3 The Ibrrows of death com{iiil1cd mc .
and the overflowings of uiigodlinelV nmdc me
afraid.
4. The pains of hell came about me ; the
fnares of death ovcrlouk. nie.
S In mv trouble I will call upon the Lord ;
snd cnniplnin iinlo niv God.
Even.
The Pfalms.
6 So llial] he hear my vuicc out \ti his holy
temple ! and my comiitaint fhall come before
him, it fliall eiittr even iiiio his cars.
7 The earth (reinbled and quaked i the
very foimdatiuns alio of the hilk lliook, and
were removed, becaule lie was wroth.
i There wetil a Imokc our in his prefenee !
and a conliiminE fire out oi his mouth, fo that
Loa!s were kinilled at it.
9 He bowed the heavens alfo, and came
ituwn : and it was dark, undir hi^ feet.
10 He rode ii|ion the cherubims, and did
Hy : he eamc flying upon the wings of the
wind,
1 1 He made darkners lii> fecrec place : his
pavilion round about him with dark water,
and thiek clouds to cover him.
\z At ihe hrighincrs of his prefcnce his
clouds removed ! hail-ftoiies and coals of fire.
I J The Lord alfo thundered out of hea-
veoj and the Highcll gave his thunder : hail-
Ifones, and coals of fire,
14. He lent out his arrows, and fcattered
iliera ! he ciift forth lighmings, and dcfttoyed
[hem.
15 The fprings of waters wen fcen, and
the foundations of the round world were dif-
tovercd, at thy chiding, O Lord : at the blalt-
ing of the breath of tby dilpleafure.
ifi Hcihailfcnd down from on highloftfuh
ii]-- r .iiuf fli.ill r iL'i' me out ot manv ^vLHer'i,
^ ■*/"_. >:/ifi
rtit jausKiius.
5'tlB!(l|il|i5 (Lip:
□<inrr Utili int
Clil jfiroWcfi.
Snn unn tni imp.
etc SM\.
till (oollsli iiip fonD
I Ircj li itir tonti.
17 He niull Jellvcr mc from my fttongell
enemy, and IVom them which hate m< 1 for
llicy Jtc too itiighty for me.
1 8 They prevented mc in (he day of my
trouble ; but the Luril ivaa my upholder.
19 He brought mc forth atfo into a pUw
of hbcrty ; he brought mt forth, even becaufc
he had a favour unto me,
to The Lord fliall rtwaid me after my
righleouH deatinu : accunlin|; to ihe cleaii-
nefs of my hands fliall he ret om pen It me.
1 1 BcL'aule I have kept the ways of Ihe
Lord : and h:ivc not forlakcn itty Gtxl, as the
wicked doth.
II For I have an eye unto all his laws 1
and will nol calt nut hi) commaiulments from
me.
13 I was alio imcornipt before him t and
elihcwe.l mine own wiitcJnefs.
H. Therrfort^ Ihall the Lord revvard m^
after my righteous dealing : and according un-
to tlir deaimelb of my hands in his eye-ljght,
15 With the holy thiio (halt he holy 1 anti
with a perfect man thou (liait be peifefl.
16 With the clean thou ihalt be clean :
and with the froward thou (halt learn fro-
wardnels,
17 For thou ihalt favc the people that are
in aJvcrfity ; and ihalt bring down the high
looks of the proud.
18 Thou alio Ih.ili light mv cnndlc s iht
[fur ftlsr, till stmplf. aiio rnriii Ois'"\
L Itr ^r TsirjTiinnDrttrn'niififii iiurn ititr
I.i>rd my God Ihall make my Jarkncft to be
light,
19 For in thee I ftiall dircomfif in holi wf
men I and with the help of my God I (hill
leap over ihc will.
]0 The vinj of Cud ii an unilclikd wuy i
the word of the Lord xllu Is iricl in the lire ^
he is ilie defender «f all thrm that put thcic
iiuH in him.
;t F'lrnho ii God, but the Lord I ornho
hith uny llcengtli, except our God ?
;i It it GikT, that girdcih me with llrengih
uf V3X : and makeih ray way pcrfrfl,
55 He maktih my feel fiki; harts* fret 1
and fflteih me up on hluh.
H He teachclh mine liandi (o fight : and
mine anus Ihatl breik even » bow of (itel.
J5 Thou halt sivtti me (he dcfi'iiix of rln
f^Ivatlun I thy right hand alli^Iliall hold mcii|>,
,ind thy loving correflion (li.)ll make ini great.
j6 Thou llialt make room cnnoijh under
nie for to go 1 that my foulftcp- lli-iU im' I
37 I will follow upon mini; ^lumiL.,
ovetiake them ! neither will I turn again ull
1 have deftroycd them.
;g I will finiti- them, thm the)- (liall iini
be able tu ftsnii -. (nil fill muler my feci.
J9 Thou hall girded me with ftrcngih unto
the battle : (Iiou Ihalt throw down mine ine-
miet under me.
40 Tliou had made mine enemlei alfo to
Ctt Ctflgli.
Jfotl lUl {OOH-
Ori X 111'* uiHjk ^ijf w\ «ivi\r iiinij UV 1
to help them : yea, even «nto ihc Lord (hal
the^y crv, hul he IIihII not hear them.
41 I' will hest them -u rnial] as the du
bef'ort the wind : I will vaft ihtm out as the
eliy in tlie llreets.
45 Thniiftialtili'liveciiiefiwmlhc flrivingi
of ihc pi'oplc ; and thou fliJilt make me the
hcail ol ihe heathen.
44. A people whom I have not known
Iliall Icrve me.
45 A> fooii at they heat of inc, they (hill
obey me : but the Itiange children Ihall dif-
limble ivith me.
46 The llrange children (hall fall 1 And be
sfroiil out of their prifons.
47 The I-oi'd livelh, and blelTcd be my
lirong helper : and praiied be the Gud of my
lhlva[i'»iin
43 Even (he God that feelh that I be a-
venged ; and Itibdueth the people unto me.
49 II ii he that delivrtc'h me from my
cruel enemies, and tclleth me mi above mine
a<lverlariet 1 thou fholt rid mc mm the wick-
ed man,
JO Foi- this cauie will I give thinki unto
ihce, O Lord, imong the Gcniilci : and fing
priiles unto thy Name. '
ji Great profpcriiy givtth he unto hi)
AUrm. The Plalms. Day 4.
ICing : iiut Aicwcth laving-klndncli unto Da-
viil ill* Aiiointol, and unto liii Cecil for evcr-
MORNING PRAYER.
Pt*lM XIX. i^li laarratU.
H& Imvcnt dccUir i)i< glory of
Uod ; and the limuiiicDt Ihcwcih
hii banily-wurlc.
1 One day tcUelh anathci : aiul
one nieht rcrittielli another,
J 'riiere i» neither fpcech not Unguagt i
liiit (htir voice?! are heird among ihcm.
4 Their Jbunil it gone out into all lanili i
itiJ their n-onJi into the rnJ> of ilic wurJcl .
5 In them lint!] he let a labernade foe the
lull I whifh civile I h furlh iii biidcgrooni iiiii
of hii chsnibcr, anil re;oi<clh Ut u giant (o
run his courfe.
6 It goeih forth frum the ultcrmoft pan nf
the hcat'cn, and runneth about unto the rniJ
tif il again : and there ii nothing hid from
tlic heat thereof.
7 The l»wof the I.oi\I ifiun iinil'i'lril l.uv,
c.jnverling the ibul : the tcrtiinoin i.f fin Luid
11 fuic, and f;iveth wil'doni unid the liinjrlc.
i The lliituitt of the Lord arc right, and
rejoice the hrart : the I'liiiiiii^ndiiieiit o( the
Lord is pure, and eiveth light unto ihc eye'.
5 The tVjr "I Uir I.iTil i> cli^un, ind en-
ti.i. ..,.1 of liigl)r-5i aifliii
Lie Qntf liirf Ejalu. aB i^r Do ir<.
i^^\
^1F«
iCIlt ODIpIru.
tewgirss iDtutt
tnoii Or.
rtou niisi 4lDlg
ttllt mt.
JJiiKO 3(911 iDan
IlllSt 91) '
Xs I im. an litsll
llion Ihf
I
iSoniini (OH E im
vmir malt.
)/<^-fel
Qucb'BS iiiB pel It -
"sa : I II 16,
Cfitli mllpignniit-
iliiicih tor ever : ihe jutlgrmrnts of the Lor'',
are true, and rightcom ultogcllier.
10 More lo be Jcfireil arc rliey ih.-iii
yea, llian inufh line gold i fwceler all" n
honey, and ihe honey-comb.
1 1 Murcinrcr,by(lieinrH(hyrervantliugbt: I
ami in k.i:L*ping <•)' iheni ihcic It grent reward.
I J Who can tell how oft he afttndcth ; O
cleanfe ihou me from my fccret bulti.
I \ Keep thy firvant alf'i frmn prdiimpiu-
oos (id', itft ihcy get tl>e dominion over me :
lb (iiM I be undchlcd, and innocent from the |
great ofFtncc.
H Let Ihe wonlii of my mouth, and the
nieiiitation of my heart : be alway acceptable
in ihy light,
15 O Lord : myftrenglh,and my redrcmtr.
Psalm xx. Exaudiat It Dsmiaui.
HEI.ordhcarihccin theilayof ttou-l
lile ; the Name of the God of Jacob |
defend thee ;
I Send thee liclji from (he Ct-tic-
riiary ; and ftrenglhen ihee out of Sion j
3 Remember ill thy ulFcringt 1 u)d accept I
thy biirnl-lViiticc ;
4, Grant ihec ihy heart's drfire : and fulfil |
all thy mind.
5 Wr will rejoice in thy nilvation,and tri'
umph in ihe Name of the Lord our CJod 1 the
Lord perioral ail ihy pcTiiiiins,
fair ttil sal in llii jilgtirst nrm,
flti lilt ti" tiDn (CI uoi(ir»' Bill.
6 Now know I, thai (he Lord licipidi hit
Anuinlcd, and will litJi' him from his holy
heaven 1 even wiih ib« wholclbmc Arcngrh «t
liii '''K')' hand.
7 Some puc (heir Iriill in rharimt, mid Come
in hoiiti : but wi will remembct ihc Nainr
of the Lord our Gud.
S Thev ire brought down, and fallen i but
we arc lifrn, ind fljnd iiprighi.
9 Save, Lord, and hear ui, O King of hea-
ven 1 when tve call ujiun (hcc.
Psalm xxt. Daminf, in -virtttle laa,
^^'-^^HE Kingihall rejoice in ihylliength,
,1 O Loitl E exceeding glad (hall he be
of thy ftlvmioii,
1 Thou haligiven him hit hcni'i'ii
drlirc : and halt nol denied hiiti the requcll of
hit lim,
] For thou fhalt prevent him with ihclilcll-
ingi of goodnefs ; and ftiali fet a crown of
pure gold upon hii head.
4 He afked life of thee, sod (h"ii gaveft
him a long life ! even for ever snd ever.
5 Hit honour it ^rcal in thy falvacion : glo-
ry and great nornilp llialt thou by upon
him.
6 For ihou (hilc give him rverlalling feli-
city I and inake him glad with ihc joy of thy
roil lite nance,
7 Andivhy? iM-CJuli.- ihc KingpUHelh hii
Cftt llt«*alcie.
«ouiuri5 or aiioi
■ Nil 111,
laliiti iliK Uiilb iitg
t.iri.
CSt *''laiDiiiil(M,
r(5(0UBIf»S t to
riDI npirr:
Sat Df ibrm I bibr
nofjirr.
&l][0llt3« t»i*i UD
tllgli.
ViKiit Ihiiscit U
Dli.
The Pfalms.
EvfM.
tnift in the Lord : and in (he mcrejr of the
mort Hi"hcft lie (hill not miflarry.
S All thine enemies Ihall feel ihv hand :
ihy light hind Ih.ill Anil out them itiAt hitc
thee.
9 Thou (halt make ihcm like a fiery oven
in lime of thy nrath : the LonI lli.itl ilelliov
them in his .iifpleafure, and the fire ih.ill con-
fume (liem.
10 Their fniit (halt thou root out «f ihe
earth : and their {ad from among the children
of men.
1 1 For they intended niiii'hicf againll (hec ;
md imagincci I'lu-h a device as thejr sre not
able to perform.
11 Thcreftre (halt thou put them to (tight :
and the llringa of thy bow ihalt thOu make
ready agoinli the face of them.
i; Be thou exalted. Lord, in thine own
ftrength : lb will we fingiandpraiferhy power.
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm xxii. Deaf, Dtut mtui.
Y God, my God, look upon me ;
why hall thou foilaktn ni« i And I
art To t.ir from my health, and from I
the words of my eomplaini J
I O my God, I cry in the day-lime, bii: I
thou heaiel) not - and in the oiglil-lir»(rin alio
I take nri reft.
Evtn. The Pfalms. Day +.
I And thou continuelt hoJy i O thou wur-
fliip of Ifracl.
4. Our fathers hoped in thee : they truftcd
in thee, and thou did!) deliver them.
5 They called upon tliee, and were holpen ;
they put their ttuft in thee, and were not con-
founiled,
6 But as for me, I am a worm, and no
m»n 1 a very fcorn of men, and the out-calt
L>t the peuple.
7 All they that fee me laugh me to fcorn ;
they Oioot out their lips, and Ihake their heads,
laying,
S He trufted in God, that he would deli-
ver him ! let him deliver him, if he will have
him.
9 But thotl art he that took me out of my
mother's womb ; thou waft my liopc, when I
hanged yet upon my mother's brealls.
10 I have been left unlo thee everfincc I
was born 1 thou art my God even from my
mother's woinb.
II O go not from me, for trouble is hard
at hand ; and there is none to help me.
11 Many oxen areccme about me ; fat bulls
of Bafan clofe me in on every fide.
1 3 They gape upon me with their mouths :
as it were a ramping and a roaring lion.
14 1 am poured out like water, and all my
hones are out of joint : my heart alfo io the
midft of my body is even like melting wax.
Dijili tB his iiiluDf colli muointt :
lPw(trs5, Ouiin. Diithiss, dnn lirdirt-
!:*> juoat'B iuai((.
iBittmii DC jiustlre's
UIK.
I omcDmrtDratitii)
lUr,
(■rCrLatiiin'sItfiliR.
ijiOiarF Tlic hus-
tanD'3 eatii,
KinaiO ihri uol
mutt ualn.
Stt 0tKII(IDDinlll.
Am Iks WH' dns
Our.
San IE III re >ni> Ii«.
I 5 My Itrcnglh indricJ up like a potHiciJ,
iiTi<! myrnnguci'Ieavcrli (oiiiygumii ; aiid.clii>ii
Ihalt biing nic inio ihc duft of deaih.
t6 Koi many (log& art romc about me; and
ihe council of ihe wicked layclh fiege againli
inc.
17 Thevpitrccd my hands and itif feet i 1
may (ell ull my bonct : ihcy llaiid Ibtring and
lo'iking U|iijn me.
iS They port my ganntnii among ih*m !
md call lott upon tny vellurc.
19 But be not iliou Tar from me, O Lord :
thou art my I'liccour, hiifte ihce to help me.
JO Deliver my foul tVom the I'wom i my
darling iVum iht power el* ilie dog.
II Sive me from the lion's month : thou
halt heard ni« alfo from among the horns at'
the unicomn,
:i I will declare thy Name unto my bre-
thren : in ih« midi) of the congregation iviil
I pr-jile (hec.
ij O praife the Lord, yr that fear him :
magnify him, all ye of the feed of Jacob, and
fear hirn. all ye feed of llrael ;
1+ Foi he liaih not dcfpiled, nor abhorred,
ihc low eftatc of the puur 1 he halh nut hid
bii face liom bim, but when he collcil tlRtO
him be beard him.
as My praiie is of thee in the gria( cimi-
gregution : my vows will 1 jierforni in the
(iglir of itifm [li^i li-.iL Miti,
Evtn.
The Plalms.
Day +.
a 6 The poor (hall cat, an J be fatisficd ; they
that feck after the Lord fliall praili him ; your
heirl Ihali live for ever.
17 All the ends of the world Ihall remem-
ber themfelves, and be turned unto the Lor<I :
;i(id all the kindreds of the nations (hail wor-
Ihip before him.
lE For the kingdom is the Lord's : and he
is the Governour among the people.
29 All fuch as be fat upou earth : have
eaten, and worlhipped.
30 All they that go liovtn into (he duft
lliall kneel before him ! and no man hath
quickened his own foul.
31 My feed lliall fcrve him : ihey (hall be
counted unto the Lord for a generation.
32 They fhall come, and the heavens Ihall
declare hia righleuufnels : unto a people that
(hall be Ijorn, whom the Lord hath made.
Psalm xxtii. Domlnus regit me.
HE Lord is my Ihepherd : therefore
can I lack nothing.
1 He lliall Iced me in a green
paftiirc : and lead me forth befidt
the waters of comfort.
} He lliall convert my foul ; and bring me
forth in the paths of lightcoufncfs, for his
Name's fake.
+ Yea, though I walk through the valley
of the fliadow of liuaih, I will ttat no evil :
Jflrrcliaiii s^tlfr.
Brant ADA nrDtr so
nlci, !Dlii.
Sanii artd ino St-
Ulcli iBin'G miuti.
911 iiii t\im miinin
IDF llnlD
Idi Biatsi.
fflomr IdieQ uir in
fur thiiu art nith me j thy rod and thy Aaff
com fori me.
5 Thou (halt prepare a tabtc Wlitn; mc
ngaiiill them that irmiblc me : thou hai): an-
ointed my head with oil, and my cup (hall be
full.
6 But ill)' lovinz-kindncfs and mercy (hall
follow me all the days of my life ; anil I will
dwell in the houfe of llie LoiJ for evtr.
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm xxiv. Domim tfl terra,
jig' HE earth is the Lord's, and all thai
I'^irS'/- iinreinis! tile comnafs of the world,
and they thai dwell therein,
I For he batb founded it upon
the leas : and prepared It upon the floods.
I Who ftiall ali-riid into the hill of the
Lord : or who (hall rife up in his holy place ?
+ Even he ihat hath clean hands, and ,i
pure heart : and thai halh not lift up his mind
untovaniiy.nor fworn lodeceivehiEneighboui.
; He Hiall receive the bielfing from the
Lord : and righteoufDefs from the God of his
falvation.
6 This is the generation of them that (eek
him ieven of them that leek thy face, O Jacob.
7 Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be
)c lift up, ye everiaftiiig doors ; and the King
of ^Inrv '>'i!f iTiine in.
*inuL»u "-
(.Is Eiraili 111 tflia moiK rijlli Hi: Ninnip
re '111 nr.i'ti 'rrtwiiriofnici-i'^iin ■. ainn.
Msrn. The Pfalms. Dny 5.
8 Who \s the King ot glory ; il is the Lord
ftruiig and mightj', even tlie Lord mighty in
Lialile.
9 Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be
ye lift up, ye everlafting doors 1 and the King
of giory fliail come in.
10 Who is the King of glory ; even the
Lord of hofli, he is the King of glory.
Psalm xxv. Ad re, Domiae, Uiiofvi.
NTO thee, O Lord, will I lift up
my foul j my God, I have put my
irult in thee : O lel me not be con-
founded, neither let mine enemies
Iriumph over me.
2 ForaJI they that hope in ihee fliall not
be afliamed : but fiith as tranfgreli without 3.
caufe (hall be put lo contufion.
; Sliew me tby vi3.yi, O Lord ; and teach
me ihy paths.
4 Lead me forth in thy truth, and learn
me ! for thou art the God of my falvalJon ; in
ihee hath been my hope all the day lung.
5 CaU to remembrance, O Lord, thy lender
mercies : and thy loving- kindnefl'es, which
have been ever of old.
6 O remember not the fins and offences of
my youth ; but according to thy mercy think
thou upon me, O Lord, for thy goodnels.
7 Gracious and righteous is the Lord :
tticiefore will he teach fmncrs in the way.
Sfisi, gallani, ml
pp, (mil;.
an inii?i win mr y
Jftnac'eiSUtt.
iBrast ilili (otiijui
anti uain.
fK Ean III! clibis
ina a"<i-
Jtmtucitmufseeuti
Foil no Dioir, i s.ic:
The Pfalms.
Afars.
t Tlicm (list are meek (hall lie giiidt Ir;
jiidgrinenl : and Tuch 3i>are gentle, I hem l)uil
he kain hi* way.
•} All iht path? of the Lord ate mercy uid
rtuih : unto liich as keep hU covenant, and
his I dtim allies.
10 For thy Name's fake.O Lord i be mer-
ciful \inli> my fin, for it is great.
1 1 What man is he, that feai'cth the Lord :
him fliall he teach in the way that he (hall
clioijle.
II His foul IhiU dwell at cafe i and his feed
Hull inherit (be land.
13 The fccret of the Lord h among them
■hat fear him % and he will Ihcw theni hii. cove-
nant.
14 Mine cye^ are ever looking unio the
Lord ; for he Ihati pluck my feet nut of ihenel.
ij Turn thcc unto mt, and have mercy
upon me : for I am dcl'nlale, a.nd in milery.
16 The forrows of my bcml are enlarged :
O bring thou me out of my doubles.
17 Look upon my ailverfity Diid mifery :
and foi'give me all my lln.
1 3 Cutifider mine enemies, how many they
arc : and they hear a tyrannous bate againll
mc.
19 O keep my foul, nod dellrcr me 1 let mc
not tie confounded, for I have puttny ttuRin
thee.
so Let pcrftilnelB and righteous dejliui.-
fttmt ID iiDt.aneilni ■• Dii:
^^^
Msm.
The Pfitlms.
Day 5.
-vail upun ine ! lor my liopt lialh been in thee,
11 Deliver IlVael, O GoJ : oul of ail his
troubles.
Psalm xxvi. Judica mi; Domini.
^ E ihij^i in V Judge, O -LorJ^for I hax'f
walked innoccnlly : my Irull: liath
b«n alfo in tlie Loid.i hereto re Ihaii
I not fail.
I Examine me, O Lord, and prove me : try
out my reins and my liearl.
3 For thy Itiving-kindnefs is ever before
mine eyes ; and I will walk in thy (ruth.
4 I have not dwelt witli vain perfoni ; nei-
ther will I have fcUowlhip wllh the deceic-
fuL
5 I have hated the congregation of the
wicked : and will not fit among the xmgodly.
6 1 ivill walli my hands in innocency, O
Lord : and li> will I ^o to thine altar ;
7 That I may (hew (he voice of thankf-
giving ; and tell of all thy wondrous murki,
8 Lord, I have loved the habitation of thy
boiife : and the place where thine honour
dwelleth.
9 O Ihut not up my foul with the linners :
nor my life with the blooil-ihirltyt
10 In whole hands is wickediitfs: and their
right hand \s full of gifts.
I I But as for me, I will walk Innocently ;
O deliver me, and he merciful unto me.
VtsuatTcUamaR.
atmp tnltn Nttci
anO r|it(5t,
JForftiD M' Ibou
must Irtsr.
Sttptnt's GQitt.
B( iDnu fount '■
an.
^tlV IKUSHBUl
ji My toot ftaiidctli right : I will prailc
(he Lord in ihc congregations.
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm xxvu. Damittui iltuminath.
HE Lorul Is my light, and my falva*
liun ; whom then (hail I fear ; ihc
Lord is the llrcnglh uf my life; of
whptn then lliall I be afraid ?
a When ihe wicked, even mine encmiw,
and my foes, cameupnn me lo ealup my fltlh ;
they (tumbled and fell.
% Though an holi of men were laid againft
me, yet Ihall not my heart be aftaid : and
though [here rofe up ivir againll me, yet will
I put my Inift in him.
4. One thing have I dcfired of the I.ord,
which r will require : even that 1 may dwell
in the houte of the Lord all the days of my
liif, to behold the fair beauty of the Lord,
and to vifit hii temple,
; For In the time of trouble he fhall hide
me in his tabernacle : yea. In the I'etiet place
of hi^ dwelling fhali he hide mc, and let me
up upon a rock of llone.
fi And now (hail he lift up mine head :
above mine enemies round abuut me.
7 Therefore will I offer in his dwelling jji
oblation with grent gladnefs ; I will ling, and
fpeak iiraiies unto the Lord,
Eftit. The Pfalms. D^y y
t Mdck-ci) unto mir voice. O X>ord, when
I cry iinio ihec i hiVE mere]' upon me, anii
hwr me.
9 My lirart halli tilkfii of ihec, Seeic ye
my fact i Thy face, Lonl, will t ftelt,
10 O hide not thou >hy fare from me : nor
rail thv iL-rvunl away in dilplralure.
1 1 Tiinii hull licrn my luccimr ; leave mc
[i(it,iirirherl'offakeiiie,OGodofmy!alraiion.
r L When my fithvt and my muitierfDrfakt
mc I ihi* Lonl likclh me «|i.
I ; Teach me rhy way, O Lonl : inA lead
me in the tight way, becaule of mine eiiemici.
(4 Dclivec mc not over iiilii ihe will of
mine idverfaiic* ; fiyr (hcft are fulie wiincflcv
rifen up againft me, and lUch a> [peak wron};.
i; I Ihuuld uttcily have lainlcd i but (lijt
I believe eerily (o lee the gootlnelii of the
Lonl in ihe land of the living.
16 O itirry thou the Lord'* Icifure i \k
fltoiic,anil he Ihall eunifort thine heaHj and
pui tilou thy triift in the Lo(d.
PiALM xxviit. AJ te, Domat.
i,";?NTO ihrc will 1 cry, O Lotd my
k ftrenpih i think no liroin of me j
Pell, if lliou make a; lli<.»igli ihou
hcaicll not, I become like thcni 1h.1t
go down into the pit.
I Hear the voice of my humble petition),
when lety luLtu ihcei when I holdup in v IliithU
tICt il!ii«alf.
Oi ilmu pom gt
Dlsiasiti.
rctii muii ailtvi
tx xiiitn.
riir Vddi jL^lain>iiL,
Hi iliaii nitit so
coot
Ctioij mitsi (n|[i al
mil Uoor.
The Pfalms.
Eft It.
Kbt Intanl.
Id, iliiiiiiitiE ntiiit
Dan.
towaids llie metry-lcat of thy holy tempk,
} O |)ltjck mc not mvay, neiilicr ileltruv
me ivilh (lie utigudly and wick«d doers : whJtrii
fpcnk IVienilly In Iheir neighbours, but iinn-
^ine luilihiet in their hearts.
4 Rewafd ihem according to their d««ds ;
snd according to rhc wicktdiltJs of llielr own
iiivtntions.
5 Recompenfc them after ihc work of their
handi^ ; pay Iheni that ihcy have del'en'ed,
S Flit they regard ticjt in iheir mind the
work* of the Loid, nor the operation of his
hands : therefore lliall he break: thcin duwa,
and not build them up.
7 Praifed be the Lord : for he hach heard
ihe voice of my humble pelitions.
8 The Lord is my litvngth, and my lliield ;
my heart halh trullid in hi in, and I am helped;
rliercfore my heart daiicelh for joy.and in my
fong will I prail'e him.
f The Lord it my Iti'tngth i and he i* ihe
wholcfome defence of hii Anointed,
\a O favc thy people, and eive tliy blefling
unto thine inheritance ! teed them, and fel
them up for ever.
m
I Give the Litiil the liuiiuur due unLo hi>
Nimc ! woaihjp ihc Loni wiih lioly woi-
dlip.
] It >> the Lord, Chitl commanJclb thi; wa-
ten : it it lh« gloriuui Gad, thai innkcEli the
thundrr.
4 It 19 the Lord, (hut riilcih ihc Crsn the
Toicc of the Lord i> miphiy in operaiion ! the
Toici of thf Lotd ly a ct'iHuui vuiot.
J The Tuirt iif ihc Loril Ixciketh the ee-
dar-irecs : j-ej, (h< Lotd breikelh ihe tcdan
of Libonus,
ti He luakcih them nlfn to Ikip like n caJf t
Libuius Mo, and Sinon, like a young uni-
corn.
7 The voice of ihc Lonl dividclh (he flanm
of firei the voice of the Lord lliaitcih iht
wlldemefs : yea, the Lord Ihakcth the wilder-
nei5 uf Cadei.
% The Toice of ihe Lord makeih the hindi
tobringtbttli young, and dllcovercih ihc tliick
liudici ; in hik temple dolh every man fpenk
of his honour.
9 The Lord iillclh ihove the water-flood i
and ihc Lord t^muncth i King for ever.
to The Lord DmII give fttcnglh unto hii
people i the Lord fliill give hii people the
blelling of pEncT.
cut ilringfroi.
piroi
I am itii congucm.
Silt Sing,
Droit gi ting,
I ]nusi tC'i DiinD'
irtE m*'.
isiiii(it°iigi)<iiiiu
it.
HABit iltir mr.
C|li jHtiguls,
WILL msgnify tliec, O Loti!, for
ihou hxft {et me up i and not niadt
my foes to triumph over mc.
I O Lord my Cod, I cri<»I unto
thee -. and lliou haR: licaltd me,
J Thou, Lord, liall broiighi my foul out
of hell : thou liaft kepi my lite from thtm that
go down (o the pit.
4 Sing praifcE imto ihe Lord, O ye Jaiott
of hiv : and glvF ihsiiks unto him fur a remem-
brani'e uf hik huliiiels.
5 For his wi-aih cndureih but the twink-
Irng of an i-yt, and in hie plcafure is life -. Ixa-
uinels may cnduie for a night, but joy Comclh
in the morning,
6 And in my profperity I faid.I Ihall never
be removed i thou. Lord, of (hy guudncfe hall
mode my hit) lb Drong,
7 Thou didft turn thy lace from me : and
I was troubled.
E Then L-ried I unto (hce, O Lord : and
gat me !o my Lord right humbly.
5 What profit is thtri; in my blood ; vrhcd
I go Jiiwn to the pit P
lo Shall the diift give thanks unto thee :
nr Iliall it ilcfijre thy truth >
II Hear, O Lord, and have mercy upon
nic : Lord^ be ihou my helper.
II Thou halilurnea my fieaviners iolo joy ;
ihtiu hafl pui oir my fackcioih, and girded mc
wiih gladnels.
ij Therefore Aiall every good man (Ing of
thypraili: without ccaliiig ; O my God, I vvill
give thanks unto thee for evei'i
PsftLM XXXI. Ill le, Domiue.fpiTii'vi.
N thee, O LonI, have I put my iriift ;
lit me nrvi't be put to toiifurioii,
dtliver me in thy tighleoulneis.
3 Bow down liiine ear to me i
make haftc to deliver me.
j And be ihou my ftrong rock, and houfe
of defence '. thai thou mayeli fave me,
+ For tltou art my llrong rock, and my
oaftle : be thou alfo my guide, and iead me
for ihy Name's fake.
5 Draw me out of the net, that they have
laid privily for me : for thou art ray ftrcnglli.
fi Into thy hand:4 I commend my Ibirit :
r'or thou hiit redeemed me, O LorJ, thou God
of truth.
7 I have hated them that hold of fuperfti-
lious vanitieEi % and my trull hath been in the
Lord.
S I will be glad, and rejoice in thy mercy :
for thou haft confidered my trouble, and haft
known my foul in advcrfilifs.
(TSf Baroii.
Kitons of noBlllie,
l^alDlurniii Lii lNn,iiini;t"rCio sinnr
T
dx
CI)' arlDllstif.
ITDVDIIIt,
Zbnx itiiiiiotlnii
m
m
iltisDnvtMniiloltr
9 Thoii halt not Ihiii mt up into ihe hand
of the enemy ; but haft fet mj' icct in a laige
toom,
10 Hnve mercy upon me, O Lon(,r(ir I nm
ill trouble; and mine eye isionlumnl IW very 1 1
heivinefs ; yea, my Ibtil ami my body.
11 For my life ii waxen old with hcnvU
nefs : and my yean with mourning.
It My itrength fjiilelh me, bccaulc of mine
iniijuily -, nail, my booea iiic confumcd.
I J I became a reproof among all mine en-
cmicj, but cl'pecially among my neighbours :
and thtyof mine acquaintance were nfraiil of
me [ and they that did fee me ivithciut con-
veyed thcmfelvct from me.
14 1 am ('.lean forgotten , as a dead man ouf
of mind : 1 3m become like a broken velTel.
I ; For I have heard the biafphemy of the
moltirude ! and fear is on every fide, while
they confpire togctiier agninft me, and take
their counfcl to lake avvay my life,
16 But my hope hath been in thee, OLonI 1
I have faid. Thou art my God.
17 My time is in thy hand ( deliver me
from the hand of mine enemiea i Knd (mm
ihem that perftcute me.
1% Shew thy foviinl the light of thy emin>
lenanei- ; and fave nic for ihy mercy'* fake.
19 Let me not be confounded, O Lord, fori
have called upon ihcc ! let the ungO'lly he put
to coiifiJhim.iiiiil til- put 1(1 filcnCi- in flic yinvc.
tii^bnps IDF ti.tnr uualii iFit tntr
jrijirjIlmu'ii'untJlOr.uh Fifljflt.i
■ jf.y.y.y.-
'■■aryyvyv^
• is^
EvfM. The Pfalms. D«j 6.
*o J>t rhe lying lipi be put to lilcnte -.
which criKlly, ilil'JiIntully, ind dcrpitcfulW,
Tpcolc againit (he rij^litcooK.
II O how plcniilul i> thy goodneft, which
thou haA bid up f'oi llicm ihat irii ihcc ; and
(hat ihoii h«tt prr|i*rcil fot iWhi ilmt |«it thiii
troll in ibee, e»cn before iht ibni of men I
»i Thou ftiall hide ihcm jirivily bv thine
o«n prcltnoc from tlic provoking i>f nil nieii ;
thoii flialt k«p ihcm licretly in ihy lalwrna-
clc from tlic (trile »f longuei.
»3 Thiink* bt lo the Lord i (or hr hath
Ihciveil ate inai'velluua grrit kindnefi in a
flrong city.
14 And whm I made haftr, I Ct'id i I *ni
call oiit of the light of tliinc eyes,
»5 Neverlhcitli, thou hcardcft the voice of
my prayvr i when I critd umo thee.
16 O love (he Lord, all yc hii> lainti : for
the Lord jircferveth them that lie fivithliil, and
[■Icnltoiilly tiwiiiJcth the proud dijtr.
17 Be Aivaa, and he Ihall eltablilli yoiir
hcxn : all ye (hat put yout truH in the Lotd.
EVENING PRAYER.
PiALM XXXK. Btali, iimram.
^LESSED h he whol* unrighteous
ncfs it forgiven : ftnd whole fin i^s
covered.
B'elird \\ tile m^in unto whom
tTDi Botln.
2iic>ii[ti(btiiriiltBt:
ITiiD iMDing tioui la
SIS I.
(TDr tnt.
KtRinr, Inelitgs ill.
St nit 11 mil (111.
Day a. The Pfalms. £w».
ihe LotJ iinputeth no (in i and In whole (pi-
rit rhere ii no guile.
5 r<'t whilr I lii'ld my tongue ! my bona
cunfumcil awMy through my daily cumptiiii'
mg,
4 For ihy hand b heavy upon me day and
night { and my moilliiii: is like ihr drought in
lUMlIlK']',
5 I will arknowltdgc my fin tinto ihte !
and mine unrightcoufbefs have I not hid.
6 I jiiid, I will confefs my fins unto the
LdixI : and fo Ihou furgaveft the wickednefs
ot' my (in.
7 Fur this fliallcvrry one thai is godly maki-
hii pr.iytr unto Ihet, in a time when thou
maycli be found : but in the gteat wster-floodi
tbcv Oiall nut toinc iligli him.
8 Thou art a place lo hide mc in, thou
(hah p re ferve me from trouble ; llioii Ihattcoiii'
palii me about with longs of deliverance.
9 I Hill infoim ihee, and teach ihcc in the
ivjy ivhercin thou flialt go ! and I will guide
thee "'ith miiie eye.
10 Be yc not like to horfe and mule, whii'h
have no underllanding : whofc mouths mtill
he held with bit and bridle, lell they fall upon
ihce.
1 1 Greil plagues remain for the ungodly !
hut whofo pullclh liis ttiift in ihe Lord, mer-
cy emUrareth him on every fide.
1 1 Bf tjliiil, O y:: rightfous, and rcjoirc in
ihc Lard : uid be joyful, all ye thai are true
o( heart.
Psalm xxxm. Extiliate,jvfti.
EJOICE in ihe Lori, O yc righic
<tui 1 fui it bccomeih well die Jull to
be thankful.
1 PraifcihcLord withhatpifmg
jir:iir» unto him with the lute, aud Inllniment
ol ten lifing*.
J Sing unio ihc Lord a new fong ! fing
priiltt liiHily unto him willi a good couragt.
4. For tlic word of the Lord is ti'ue : and
ill hii worki arc f'liihrtil.
i He loveih riphieoufneli and judgement !
tht earth h full '•{ the gooiliicls of the Lnrd.
6 By the w.iil f>f the Lord were thr hcu-
veii's made : and all the holb of ihem by the
brf3th uf his mouth.
7 He gathcreth the watcn of the fen togc-
ilier, as it were upon in heap : and layetli up
the dtep, u in a trfufurr-houfc.
i Let dl lite enrib tV:ir the Lord : ftnnd in
awe of him, ill ye that dwell in the woild.
9 For he fpaJtc, and it was done : he coin-
m.inded, and it llofid fall.
o The Lord hringnli ihc tiiijnli.-I (jf the
heathen to nought ; and makeih the devirn
of the people to be of none eft'efl, and caltcih
am (he rDiinlcIs of princes.
II The coullfel of ibe Lord Ihall r-nJnu-
rtll Osgulct.
(^sgiiirr ibf li(4lir,
iitoglBimluitiw.
Cdr Utttiilfinin.
CtE SuBgt.
iTamr on, jiiDgr,
smut w ID tTulgt
for ever : and die thoughts of his hean IVom
gciLeralion ti> generarit^ji.
II Blefled are ihc people, whufc Giiil i?
th(^ I.uril Jrliovah : and bk-IIed are the folk,
thai he bath chol'en to liim to be bit inhcril-
3nc«.
13 The Loid looked down from heaven,
and beheld all ibe children of men ; from the
habitation of hii dwelling he coiiljdcrclli all
them that dwell on the eailh.
14 He falliioneth all the hearts of th«m :
»nd undei'liandelh all (heir woiks.
15 There it no king that can be Aved by
tht multitude i.if an holl : ncilliei' is any mighty
man delivered by much Ilreiigth.
16 A borft is counled but a vain thing to
lave a man ; neiihei Ihall he deliver any man
by his great Itrength.
1; Behold, the eye of ihc Lord is upon
them that fear him : and upon them that put
their trull in his mercy;
18 To deliver their foul from death ! and
to feed them in the lime of dearth.
15 Ouf lijul halh piiicntly tarried for the
Lord : for he is our help, and our fhleid.
10 For our heart (liall rejoice in him i bc-
caule we have hoped in his' holy Name.
ji Let thy merciftil kindneli, O Lord, he
upon us 1 like as wc do put our trull in
ihtc,
f'i LIT iii L.iDil"rii in |j)r grinr.
Evtn. The Plalms, />*» s.
Psalm xxxiv, SriuMttim DamiKe.
WILL ilway give ihinki unto ilic
Lord : his prai& IhnJl ever be in my
inoulli.
s My foul Ihall moke hecboalt in
ihc Laid : the humble iixnil hear thereof, anil
be glud,
3 O piaiic ibe Loril wiih mc : and let ui
magnify bii Name together.
4 I iought (he LunJ, ojltl he heard me ;
yea, he lielivireil tnc otit oi all my idi.
5 They had an eye unto him, and were
lightened : and iheir firn o^cre nut alhamed.
S Ld.ihciMMxerieth.indihcLcirdlieareth
hi)niy<a,snd Hivcth him uutofallhii ttoublo,
7 The angel at the Lord tatritth round a-
boutlhem ihaf tear him ; and Jclivctcth them.
8 O lafte, and lee, how giacioui the Lord
it : blelTed it tbe nun ih^iT ttiillcili in him.
9 O (cm ihc Lu(d, yc thai are hi> [Uinl\ i
Ibf they that fear him lact nothing.
10 The lionM dci I:iek, and I'liH'er hunger :
but they who Trek the L»fd lliall ivani rin
manner of thing that is good.
1 1 Come, yc chitdien, mid hearken unto
inc I I will teach you the fear of the I.on!.
■ I Whai roan It he (hat tultcih to live :
and wuulil fain fee good days >
i; Kcrii ihy longiie from evil : and ihy
Ii^"r4, ih-ir fficv I'piik III- ^
fttguul iilJiD.
ijMt (ti iins.
ant t«i mil ttatt.
,\t>
ittaiioi, E ihr> 'III
Eo mo ifiuilB mill.
; i>^y J. The Pfalms. Mtm.
14 El'thevr evil, and do good : feck peace,
and enr^Jc ir.
15 The tyeioftlic Lurdareover the righte-
ous : and liis ean are open utiio iheir priyers.
ifi The countenance ot" the LorJ is againit
iheni thai ilo evil ; (0 roitt out the remem-
brance of thcni from ihc earlU.
IT Tile rij:h!eoii!.[rv,antl (lie Lord beartlb
litem ; and delivcnitli tlicm uuC or' »1] their
irouhlei.
ig The Lord n nigh unto ih«in that ar« of
a cooii iie heail : and will favt I'uch at be o(
50 humble i[iitit.
19 Great arethcirouble^of (he righKous:
but the Lord dclivereth him out of all.
10 He keepeth all lii« bunei ; fo that not
one of them is broken.
11 But iniiforiune ihall flay the ungodlv -.
and ihcy (hat hale the rigliteoiu lliall lie de-
ftilate.
II ThcLotddeli»etB(h thcfoulsof hii fer-
viMi t and all they that put their tnifl in hini
111 all not be deltiliite.
1 Lay hand upon the lliield and buckler i
and liaiid xip (o heJp me.
3 Bring forlh l)ic Ipe^ir, and Hop the way
againit ihem that pcrftcute me ; lay unto my
luul, I am thy fatvatioii.
4 Letthcnihei:<hiiFi]Uiided,andpiitto/hamer
ihal ih'k afii^r my Ibiil : let them he turned
back, and brought lo confiifion, iliat imagine
milehitf for me-
; Let ihciti be as the duA before the wind :
»nd the angei of lUe Lord Itatttriiig them.
6 Let their way be dark and llfppcry : and
let the angel of the Lord perfeeote (hem.
7 For they have privily laid their net lu
deltroy me without a cauli: : yea, even with-
out a caufe have they made a pit for tny foul.
5 Let a fudden dellruflion come upon hlni
unawares, and hi:> net, that he halh laid pri-
vily, catch himlelf ; that he may fall into his
own roifchief,
9 And, my foul, be joyful in the Lord : it
Ihall rejoice in hi» ialvation.
10 AH my bancs Ihall lay. Lord, who i^
like unto thee, «'ho dtlivcrell the poor from
him that is too ftrong for him ; yea, the poor,
ind him that is in mlfery, from him that fpoil-
elh him ?
It Falfe wilncfles did rile up ; they laid lo
my charge things that I knew not.
11 They rewarded me evil for good : lo
the great (llli:omfori of my foul.
Cite bjiliit-
^tnnf.Eallls.ndtall
:j
(Till t9D!'filtian.
Cboii >n»s< itDan
Itilib ur.
niK aaitonouiri.
IdOU nil no Men,
lotD Tlisii must III.
O'-'T -.
The Pfalms.
Mera.
1 1 NcvettheUls, when rhey were fick, I put
on rarkcloih, anii liumblrd my foul nirh fall-
ing : and my prayer Ihall luni into mine own
bolum.
1+ I belwvcd myftlf asihough it had been
my tVicnd, or my brother: I weiii heavily, a.
one (hat mourntlh for his molher.
1 5 But in mine adverlity they rejoiced, and
gathered ihemftlves togeiher ! yea, the very
atijcfl; came tugether agairilt ine unawirei,
making mouths al me, and ccaicd not.
1 6 With the flatterers i*erE bufy mockers i
wlio gnafiied upon me with iheir teelh.
17 Ij>rd, how long wilt thou look upon
this: O deliver my Ibul liom the caUmttitt
which they bring on mc, and my darling from
the lion*.
iS So wilt I give (hcc ihankt in the gml
coiigregilion 1 1 will piaife thee among much
people.
19 O let not them that are mine enemies
triumph over me ungodly ; neither let lh«m
wink with their ejcs that b^lc me without a
caule.
10 And why ? iheir commiming is not for
peace t but they imagine deceitful wordi
iigainll Ihem that are quiet in ihe land.
»i They gaped upon raewilhtheir mouths,
and raid : Fie on thee, fie on thee, we fnw it
with our eyes.
!j Thii thou haft leen, O Lord ; hold iim
>~D.iri. nor iiitei[(n( lan [tidhII,
Tf1!|f II DMib ooiD Diirpii!! to issall.
LWw*. The Pfalms. Dty 7.
thy (onguc ihtn, go iiol far from itie, G
Lord,
1) Awxicc, ind ftand tip tojiiilj^ my iiiixr-
rel : amgt thou toy caufc, my God, and my
Loril.
14 JiicIm me,0 Lord my God, according
ID thy rlghicDul'ncIJi : and let them not tr>-
umpli or« me.
1 5 Lf I thtm Hot fay in theJr htart*. There,
thrrc, lit woiilJ wr h»vr It i ndditr !« them
fiy. We have •levmircd him.
»6 Let them bepuitdconfulioDund Ihime
tngclhvr.that rcjolci- nl my trouble : let ihem
br dothcil wiih rehiikc anil dilhoiiour, that
bi.art ihemlelvn ngainlt me.
17 Let ihtm lie glad ind rejoice, that fa-
vour my rij^htcoui deitinK > yea, lei ihem fay
ilw:iy, IBle^ed he ihe Lora, who hath pical'urr
in the iirolpciily of hit Ictvant,
iX And a* for my longue, it (hall be talk-
ing of thy righieoulnels : and of thy jir»ife
all the day lung.
(ID' Hiiiin.
Vtiiii. tn invsli<(lti
Km giiss II (ircii
^'l?iaii.:.>
ITrumprt.jilDtniiuiie
R[[ musi 10 iti
gniins.
Cbr Viitsiiifitni.
•igigounli tp mis
VsismrsitDoiitliii
gigi.
J The wofJsof hianioulhari; iintighKoiis,
and full ol'tkccil : he llaih t<rtt oil' tu licliavc
Iiiinlclf nil'dv, >n>l to do good.
4 He iiDUg^incth milchicl' upon hubcil,and
Uaih I'd liimlTlf In no good way % nvilhcrdotb
he abhor any thing thar in evil.
5 Thy mercy, O Lord, rcnchclh lintn (he
heaven* i and thy t'aiihfiilnefi unlo ihc douds.
6 Thyrighteourncfsllandclh likt theltpong
mounrahs : Ihy judgcnicntt arc like the great
7 Thou, Lord, flialt fave both man and
bcaft; How fxvclknt ii thv mercy, O Goii i
and ihe chitdtrn of men U\A] put iheit inift
under (he Ihadow of lliy wing*.
g They fhall be latiilieij with the plentc-
oufnclliof thy houiViand tlioii ftialigivclh<ni
ilrink of thy pinfuics n* out of the tiwr.
9 For with thee h the well of life ; and in
thy light ftiall wv (n light.
10 O coniiniit foiih thy loving-kindn- i
uniij them thnt know thee : and thy righu
oul'ncf- unto them that jiv trwe of heart.
11 O let not the foot of [jride cotni- :■
me ; and let nul the hand of the tingn'i
wn down.
ti Theie arc they lailcn, »H ilut «oi
wickednefi i they a.rc call down, Uid ihail ii
be able to lliind,
<a
RET not thylilf bccaufe of (he un-
godly : ndlhcr be ihou envious
again ft the evil doers.
1 Fiirliiey (hall IboQ be cutdown
like the grafs ! and Ik withered even as ihe
green herb.
) Put thou thy truft in the Lord, anJ he
doing good i dwell in the land, and verily
thou ftinlt be fed.
4 Delight thou In the Lord : and he Ihall
give thee thy heart's delirc.
5 Commit thy may unto the Lord, and put
thy truft in him : and he ftiall bring it to pafs,
6 He Ihall make thy righteoufnefs as clear
as the hght -. and thy juft dealing is the noon-
day.
7 Hold thee dill In the Lord, and abide
[latiently upon him ; but grieve not thyfelf at
him, whole way doth prolper, againft the man
that doeth after evil counfels.
8 Leave off from wrath, and let go dilplea-
iutei fret not thyfelf, elfe /halt thou be moved
to do evil.
9 Wiekcd doers Ihall be rooted out : and
they that patiently abide the Lord, thofe {hall
inherit the land.
10 Veta little while, and the ungodly Ihall
Clt Sruuitnn.
Stnimnn:, ttll ugt-
ail apnitTS iB Bi
Uanntr.
iDipiiln.inirinnitilr
UllT
CDil II pill n I nusi
mm
Hit £dIIi|(i,
joloiri, e;inc iiciiii-
ragf
Cu tnu long Dupngr
Diy 7-
The Pfalms.
Sve»-
he dean gone: thou fliall look »fwr his plate,
ind he Ihall be aws)'.
1 1 Bui the nieck-Aiiiilcd (hall poUcA (he
ciilh : and ftiall be rcfreAicd in ihe multitude
of peace.
] I The ungodly feekelh counlel againft the
juli : and gnalheih upon him with hii teeth.
1 3 The Lord (hall laugh him to icorn ! for
he hath (een thil hit dsy is coming.
14. The ungodly have diaw 11 out [hefAotd,
and have beni iheir bow ; to tail down die
poor and needy, and to llay fuch as, ate of a
light L'onverl^tion,
15 Theit I'word fliall go through their own
heart ■. and iheir bow fliall be broken.
lA A fmail tiling that the righteous halh :
is better than great tichcs of the ungodly,
17 For the arms of the ungodly iiiall be
broken :and the Lordupholdelh the righteous.
18 The Lord knowtth the days of the god-
ly > and their inheritance (hall endure forever.
ly They iliall not he confounded in the
perilous time : and in the days of dearth ihey
Ihall have enough.
lo Ai for the ungodly, they fhall perilli ^
and the enemies of the Lonl (hall coniiimc m
i\\c fai of lambs : yea, even as the Ihioke, (halt
they conl'ume away.
J I The ungodiybbrtoweth, and naycth not
agiiin : but the righleoui is merciful, and li-
heral.
Qinvi onlti mitrtniiipiiins giiiu -
i»a tiMiip siiKiirte Im lu tiui.
^--^
Even. The PfailtiS. Day 7.
i» Such as are bUflcd of God lliall poffels
the land : and they that arc curfed of him
(hall be rooled out.
II The Lord orderelh a good man's going I
and maktth his way accrplsble lo liimfclf.
14 Though he fall, he (hall not be calt away!
for (he Lord upholdcth him with his hand.
15 1 have been young, and now am old ;
and yet faw I never the righteous forfaken,
nor his feed begging their bread,
i5 The righteous is ever merciful, and lend-
eth : and his ked is hlelTed.
17 Flee from evil, and do the thing that is
good ! and dwell for evermore.
18 For the Lord lovcih tho thing that is
right : he forfal^tlh not his that be godly, but
they are prelerved for ever.
29 The unrieiitcous (hall be punilhed : 3-
for the feed of the ungodly, it (hall be rooltit
out.
30 The righteous (hall inherit the land; and
dwell therein lor ever.
J I The mouth of the righteous in exercifed
in wildom ! and his tongue will be talking uf
judgtmcut,
31 The law of his God is in his heart : and
his goings (hall not Hide.
33 The ungodly feeth thf righteous ; and
feekelh ocrallon lo (lay him.
34 The Lord H'ill not leave bim in his hand !
nor i:othI<'itiii him when he i^ judged.
rvr Mmtaitt.
Bill nit mil not
•Siv m priBuane.
I
irtt Viintna.
biBrattling Its
vnar.
Sttnt ca ibtnt igt.
J5 Hope ihou in the Lord, mil, keep his
way, and ht Ihall promote thee, ihal ihou
fhali poircfj the land : when the ungodly fhali
pcrilh, thiju Ihalc I'cc it,
3(1 1 unyleif have I'een the ungodly in great
power ; anil flouridiing like a gtcen bay-tree.
J7 I wtnl by, and lo, he was gone 1 1 ibughi
hull, liiit his place could nowhere be found
38 Keep iiinoc«ncy, and lake heed iinio
the ihing that is riglii : for that Oiall bring a
man peave al [he kit.
39 ■ As for ihe tranfgrenbrs, ihcy (hall perilh
together : and the tnd of the ungodly is, ihey
(hall lie rooted out at (he laft.
4x1 Bill the falvatlon of (he righteous Cometh
of the Lord : who h alfo their ftrength in die
lime of trouble.
41 And the Lord (hall Itaiid bylhem.and
lave ihcin ; he Ihall deliver ihem from the
ungodly, and iliall fave them, becaule they
put theii' truft in him.
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm XXXVui. Daptine, ni in furore.
UT me not to rehvike, O Lord, in
1.(1 ptiiiiiiin sut.
ut lily liilpldalutc ! n^iihcr is (here any reft in
my Lonca, hy rcal'un of nij- iln.
4 Kof my w ii-knhiclTcs are gone over my
dead ; and are like a fore burden, loo heavy
for me lo besr.
5 My wounds ftink, and are corrupt :
I h rough my fooliilioefs.
6 I am brought inio fo great trouble and
mii'ery : thai I go mourning all tilt day long.
7 Fur my luins are filled with a fore diftaJb :
,ind there h no whole pan in my body.
8 I Lun ticble, and lore rmiilen ; I have
roared for ihe very dilqiiiifnels of my heart.
9 Lord, thou knowtll all my dehre : and
Jiiy groaning is not hiil from tliee.
10 My heart panieth, my lirength hath
failed me : and the fight of mine cyei h gone
from me,
1 1 My lovers and my neighbours did ftand
looking upon my (rouble i and my kinfmen
Dood atar oif.
11 They alio that lought after my life laid
fnares lor me ; and lliey that went about lo
ilo me evil talked of Aicktdnefs, and imagined
ilfCcit all the day long.
I } As for me, I was like a deaf man, and
heard not : and as one that is dumb, who doth
not '.ipen his moulh.
14 I became even 3i 3 man that hearclh
not ! and in whofe mouth are no icjuoofs.
1; For in thcc, O Loid, have 1 put my
(Till Elth Mm.
rbi^ sllUft norgolt.
jFrom Qtalti tan ilE[
Dull till lb.
CDiUligfuiait.
Cp ustt t mtiGtli
iLuia,
££iiili tn» ihii lib-
rai 90 alD.
9^
Cti( imttix.
Hd {omcii^s HOT art,
Cl)( nusUnVinttn,
LabDui no moTr,
^Qi ! li.itrstJir,
D^y t. The Pfalms.
irult I chou Hialc anCtni fur nic, O Lord niv
God.
16 I hive required ihst they, even mine cnc-
■iiio, IliouU not Irrumph over me t lot ivbcn
iiiy ftxit nipgicil, they rejoiced gttatly agalnll
me.
17 And I, truly, am feiin the piagueiiiiKl
iny heayincls is ever in my light.
iS Fot I will confels my wickcdncf-i : and
be forty for my fin.
19 But mine rnemici live, and are mighty:
and they that hale inc wtwngfolly ire many
in niimbci'.
10 They illii ihit rcwanl evil for good xrc
agiini) me : beraule 1 i'ollovr the thing thai
good h.
1 1 Foi'i'ake me not, O Lord my God ■ be
not ihou far from nie,
11 HbUc thee to help mc : O Lord Cod of
my lalvation.
Psalm XKXtx. Dixi, (ufioJiam.
SAID, I will take heed to my wayi;
that I iiffi;nd not in my tongue.
I I wdl keep my mouiliMiI were
with a bridle : while the ungodly ik
! in my fight.
] I held my tongue, and [pnke nothing :
I Jcejit filcnre, yea, even Itom good wordsj
bill It vvas pain and gficf to ine.
4 M'.' lu-irl WHS hot within nic, and while
XoDKFbrDicf MO <rr. 110 tdll.
I >!t] n ;n J I riFs ami 10 tuij t|n ttO, \
^^^^^S7m
■y-y^y g -if-yfe '
^^^
Mfrii. The Pfalms. D/iy s.
I was thus mtifin^ tht fire kindled : and xt
the Ixll I rpike tvith my tnngtie ;
J Lord, lei me know mint end, and ihe
numFirr uf my 6ay^ i lliat I maj' be cciliticd
how lung I li»ve to live.
6 Rchold, ihou halt mode my ifp u it
mcic « fpin long ! and mine ig< is even a»
nolliing in irfiircl of rhee | and verity every
mun living is allo«rlicr vjinit^.
7 For m.iii uilkcih In b viin Ihadow, and
ilirquietelh himkit in vain i he lieapelh up
riclifs.anii (-jnnut icil wliolhall gather ihcm.
S And n»w, l.ntd, what i* my hope :Iruly
my hope it even in thee.
9 Deliver me I'rom alt mine olfi'nrci t and
make me nol i ccbuke uniu (he tViulilh.
10 [ became dumb, i>nd opened not niy
moulh : for it wai thy doing.
1 1 Take ihv plague away tVom me i I am
eem conAimcd by iKe meant of (hy heavy
liuid.
II When (hou with rebuke* doll chaften
man ior tin, ihou makelt hli b4luly to I'un-
lumc away, like 3^^ il were a iiialli licltin^ x
gaitncnl : every man (heieforc ii but vanity.
1) llcarmypraytiiO Lord, and with ihiiie
ears cunlider my railing i hold not thy peace
at my t<af>.
141 For I atii n Dranger with ihec : and a
fojoumer, as all ray fatneti were.
15 O (pare itic a link', (hal I may recover
!n song, (n Dinri, ID M'i. In VUe.
tun lost dill itfi. mm mttpi in cur
'''•'x^t
frilt fSnstiianB.
^ttitriiihrtr (iij:
LJ.IiKi niiD nit
^iif-yu-v-v-^
CD' i-DtpDciD,
floC aim mc n((|.
SCr jfmL
0Ti( rDDCiBf] iiib (unCi
my itnnglh : before I go hence, and be nu
more feeii.
Psalm Xt. Exftclaai fxfrffavi.
WAlTKniiwicndyfor the Lord i
Slid lie inrlincd unio me, and heanl
my rail inn.
1 He biought IDC tlfu out of lit':
liori'ihie |]ir, out nf the mire and clny i iiid
let my feet upon ihc rork, »lnl otdettd niv
goings^
; Aiidlieh»ihi>utanrwfbnginniymoulh!
tvea 3. ihaiiklKiving iimn niir God.
4 Many Diall fee k, and tVir : and fball pur
iheirtnilt in the Lcnl.
5 BIclled ii ihc man (liM liatll fct hi< liopt
in (he Lurd land tuineil nol uDlo lh« proud,
and lo liich at go ahaut with liet.
£ O Lord my God, great arr llie wondrau;
wurks which ilioii halt dunt. like »% be nllo
thy ihuiighls which tiie to iw-ward : and yel
there ii no man that ordereth ihem unio thee.
7 It' 1 OiAild dcclnre ibcm, and fpcuk ul'
them: they Ihould be inotcihaii I iiaabic E"
cipteli,
t Sacrifice, and itiear-olFeTing, iluiu nrould-
etl not : but mine ears halt thou open«l.
9 Huinl-i'iH'ctiii^, uiid facrifirc forliB, bkit
thou not required : then fuid 1, Lo, I coanc,
10 In the voliirnc of the book it imrkttn
of me, thai I Ih'iiilil kilfil thy wilt, O ni<f God
tLJT \ii nii^r. III! sLiniili. ibD (Btio aillH'
=\ 3ii 1)11 <mii Ldui print) to oBrf Dill*
sr
1 u^
Mem,
I am conient to do it ; yea, thy law is wiihjn
my heart.
1 1 I have declared thy rigbteoiifncrs in (he
great eon grr gallon ; lo, I will nut refrain my
lips, O Lord, and that ihou knowel),
II I have not hid thy righteoiifnels within
my heart : my talk hath been of thy truth,
and of thy laivation.
13 1 have not kepi back thy loving mercy
and truth ! ftuin the great congregation,
14 Withdraw not thou thy mcicy from me,
O Lord : let thy luving-kiiidnelk and thy trutli
alway preler\'e me.
!5 Fur innunierahle troubles arc come a-
iiout me; my iinshavc taken liich hold uiion
me that I am not able to look up ; yea, Iliey
3ie more in number than the hairs of my head,
and my heart hath failed me.
ifi O Lord, let it be thy pleafiire to deliver
me ! make halie, Loril, to help me.
17 Let them be afliamed, and confounded
together, that feek after my ibiil to dtllroy It :
let ihem be driven backward, and put to re-
buke, that willi me evil,
1 8 Lei them \k delblate, and rewarded with
lliame : that fay unto me, Fie upon thee, fie
upon thee.
19 Let all thofe that feek thee be joyful
and glad In thee : and let fuch as love thy
lalvatiun (ay alway, The Lord be prailcd.
a^' As for n;c, J am poor ami neeilv ; but
(Tljl 6'11114t.
BrggtnglaOont:
for i tm runt.
Cb( til BUI.
or inrtnii>.
JFtai not mt,
rDKiign 1 giiil^iir.
llie Loril carclh tin me,
II Thou art myhelper nnd redeemer sinakc
no long (artying, O my God.
EVENING PRAYER.
Ps A L M X L I . Bealui fui inltUigil.
LESSBD is lie ihai tonlidcrcih ili
ijour and needy ; ihe Lord IhiU ili
liver him in ihc time of trniiblc.
1 The Lorxl preftrve him, an
keen liim alive, tliar he miy be btell'ed upi.';.
railh : and deliver not thuu him into I lie ivj'
of his enemies.
3 The Lord comfort him, when he licil.
lick upon his bed . make thou all Llis bed n
hit licknel^.
4 I faid. Lord, be merciful unto me : heal
my Ibiil, for I have tinned againll (liee.
5 Mine enemies fpcak evil of me : When
(lull he die, and his name pcrilh f
6 And if he come to fee me, he fpcaketh
vanity : and his heart conceiveth falfthood
within himlelf, and when he comcth I'orth he
(ellcth it.
7 Allmincenemiciwhifpertogelhcragainll
me ! even againii me do ihcy imagine thi» ct il ,
8 Let ihe fentence of guilunefi proceed
againll him : and now that ho lielh, let bim
rile up no mote.
■) Yra.evcn mine own familiarfrieiid, whom
fa;
Eftn. The Pfalms. Day i.
I iruilcil : whodidahb calof my bread, h«h
laid great wait for mc.
10 [tiiibt thoumeidfut umoinc,0 Lord I
nllc ihuM meupig^iln, and I Dull reward ihcm.
1 1 By thit ( know (liou tafiurrll me ; ilial
mine enemy doih not triiim|>h agaiiilt me.
1 1 And when I am in my heallh, ihnu U|>-
liolilell me i anil fhilt int rat bclbrc ihy fnic
tor cm.
n BldTedbcthcLardGadof Ilrac] i world
wiihuui end. Amen.
PlALM XLII. SjitBta-imildum.
\ IKE ai <hc hart dclirvih the water-
brDok> : lb lanifcih my Ibiil after
thee, O Cud.
I My foul iiiihirll (bf God.yca,
cvtn tot the living Goil i when (liall 1 toinc
!■) ;ipii(ii- Itffotc tile ptel'cnrc of GikJ 1
J Nly iciin liavc been my meat day ami
niylit ; wIhIc iliey daily lay unto me, whet
ii nt>w thy CJoii i
4 Now when t think thereupon, I {kiui'
out my heart liy uiyfelf : for I went with (he
nuiltiiutir, and liioughl tketn forth into the
houl'e of God ;
5 In (he voice of pnilc and ihankf^ving i
unonK liich at keep holy-day.
C Why art thou /b full of heavlitelt, O my
(bill: and why alt lhoulbJir.|uitted within rncf
7 I'ut (hy tnilt in God : for I will yet give
friiDKu tboagk
tbou be.
Cliog muai i«ig
Dill) mr.
mi Vnnifaa.
Vtlriftas nf niaQ
tstafi,
ttBT matt.
la^i
Cnr DuiD'sa.
OuilirBs inn ttln-
irns: [dfii.
C^dtd hilliiionntEi-
o«^ 8. The Pfalms. £r«.
him thanlcs for the lielp of his counieiuncc.
S My God, my foul is vmcd within roc ;
(iKrefore will 1 teniember thee cnnceniing thf
lanil of Jordan, aiiij thr little hill of Hermoii.
9 One detp taller h anoihet, becaulcof the
noitf uf ilie watcr-pJiies : oil thy wavri and
Iturnis are giine over me.
10 The Luitl hath gtanled his {•>ving-kiiiii-
neft in llw day-time ; iiid in the niglit-fcafoa
did 1 fiiig of him, and made my pmycr unto
the God of my life.
1 1 I will fay unto the Goil of my llcengih.
Why haft thou forgotten me : why go I thus
heavily, while (he enemy opptelTcth me?
II My bones are fmitlen afimder as with
a fxvord ; while mine eiicmiei that trouble nir
cal) me in the teeth ;
I] Namely, while they fay daily unto mc i
Where is now thy God ?
14 Why art thou fo vMed, O my foul :
and why art thou Co diiijuletcd within me ?
15 O put thy tnift in God t for I will yet
thank him, which is the help of my countc-
n:in['«, and tny God.
Psalm xi.ni. JaJiia me, Dcm.
f IVE feiitence wirh me, O God, and I
defend my caufe againl) the ungodly
people : O deliver me fiom the de-
(eillul and Kicked man. I
1 For thou art the God of my ilrrnglh, |
fCtr lllai s]i 111 ilir iitgljii^i Gist.
Itt JjlEr liru ifutu fcr a'OTinr^' uril.
MsrH. The Pfalms, Day 9.
why haft thou put me fiom thee ; and ivhy go
I (b heavily, while ihe rnemy oppreflcrli van >
3 O lend out ihy light and thy ttuih, that
ihey may lead me ! and bring me unto ihy
holy hill, and 10 ihy dwelling.
4 And that I may go unto the altar of
God, even iinio (he God of my joy and glad-
nefs : and upon the harp will I give (hanks
unto thct, O God, my God.
5 Why art (hou lu htavy, O my foul ; and
ivhy art ihou fo dilijuieted within mc ?
6 O put thy tni(i in God ; for I will yet
give him thanks, which is the help of my coun-
tenancI^, and my God.
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm xliv. Dim, auribui.
E have heard with our cars, O God,
our fathers have told us : what (hou
liaft done in their time of old {
I How thou haft driven out the
heathen with (by hand, and planted ibem in :
how thou haft defttoyed the nations, and caft
ihem out.
} For they gftt not the land in poHefnon
(hrough their own fword : neither was it their
own arm that helped them ;
jj. But thy right hand, and thine arm, and
the light of thy eountcnance ; bttautt thou
hadft a favour unto ihcm.
lirauii\ Imnniir. and r . ooall 110 lulill .
Dniin, ulicn nt (omnh. 5i)iiiifi1i 11.
(TCl •EDunti^s.
VSMhUss or a til
Ibou at.
iEn-iCtiiircUdtinii
tilt.
Ct^r ViaroELiilrsB-
Vl3ciiiintC39 I so
nnt spair .
jFor at tSfin I giDc
no riti.
i
Clir t>Jroiiraa.
tiigli.
Virgaic Ibsstlt a
Bir.
CD uou f OD irgdd.
5 Thou an my King, O God : fend lidji
unto Jjrob.
6 Throiigli ihct mill wc overthrow ooren-
emies : aiiJ in tliy Name will we Iread them
under, ihai rife up ig^inft us.
7 For I u'ii] not trult in my bow ; It Is no[
my fwoi'd that lliall help me )
S But i< k ihou that favel) us from «u( ene-
mies : and puttcft th«m t« conliifton that haii
us.
9 Wcmakcourbosftof God nil tiayiong:
and will pralle ihy Nanic lor evef.
to But now thou art far oft, and putlcltuf to
confijf'Oii 1 and got ft not forth with ouraimies.
1 1 Thou niaheli us to turn nut baiks upon
OUT cnemivs : lb that they which hue u^ Ipuil
our goods.
1 1 Thou letiell MS be eaten up like Ibecp :
and halt fcattered us among the heathen.
13 Thou felkll thy people for nought j and
takeft no money for them.
14 Thou makcli us to be rebuked of our
neighbours : to be laughed to fcurn,and had
in derifion of them that are routed about ua.
ic ThouniakeJiu5 to be a by.vvord amonr
the heathen : and thai the people Ihakc tbetf
heads at us.
r6 My confufion h daily hcfoie roe 5 and
the ihanie uf my faec hath covered me ;
17 For the voice i)t the llandcrer arid biaf-
lAcintt : lui" rhe enemy and avenger.
^
atf UiO hrrr nflffi for ujonnrs' infflj
\ tyi
Mtri. The Pfalms. Djy 9.
18 And ihoueh all thU be come iijion u«,
ytt do nt not forget rhcc i nor behave our-
ftl»n Irowardly in xhy co\rn»al.
■ 9 Our lieait n noi tamed back 1 ncithti
out llepi gone out of thy vny ■
10 No, not when thou liaft finittrn ni into
the J<lxce of (tmgont ; tnd coverrd u* witli
(he ftinilow nf (Itath.
»i If we have forgoiicn llw Name of (iiir
Uu<),an(t hulden u|i our hsndt 10 niij- lii»iigc
griihlhallnot Gudrnrchitout ? for he know-
ctli ihe i-ery feerctmf the heart.
11 K'-r ihy fike lliii nre we killed a!! the
■in I iiir [ and are counted »i Iheep appointed
Tih hi IJ LIEI.
>i Up, Lord, why llecpcl) thou 1 awake,
nmt be not nhftnt from us for ever,
»+ Whr, .-(".,,. I, .,!,!( III. ,11 thy tNl-t ! ind
foti^Clleft i-'NI" Mlii: r h .jjllI L fill- -
15 For out foul ii biouj-ht low, cv«i iiiilfi
(he dull i our bcllr cleave ih unto the ground.
Ill Arife, and help uh i and deliver iik for
thy mercy'j fake.
Psalm xI-V, Eraelaifii etr wKam.
V heart U inditing of 1 |;ood matter 1
I I'peak of ih« ihingi which I have
made unto ihc King.
1 My tongue it the pen : of a
ft.iUjf writer.
) Thou 3tt fairer than the children '■fiiit-ii 1
rbi Alitor I ££llfi.
Milrain la .|i»lli('>
toirr,
I iin lontf to tut ibp
lltr,
fTtiLintrraUlili
The Pfalms.
Aftrn.
BignintneUiiI.*
(reaii nri iMiih in
Sn tn m tui uf
Bill II.
full ul' grace arc iliy lips, bccaule God hat)i
blcircd thee fur ever,
4, Gird (h« witli thy fword upon thy thigh,
O thou iTiull Mighty J ac('uidi)lg to thy nui-
lliip And renown.
5 Gogdiuckhare thou with thine honour :
rld(-un,bcc3ul< uf (he wurdiif tiulh.of mcrk-
iii.'0>, and rit;h(coufncli -, anil thy lighc h»nd
Iholl icach inec (etriblc ihinyi.
6 Thv arrows are vcty ftiaip, and the peo-
pie llialf be Tulidiied unto thcc : even in the
iniJft among the King'* enemies.
7 Thy feat, O God, endursth for ever ! the
Iceptre uf tliv kingdom iji a right ftepTrc.
B Thou hart loved righleoulnef*, and hated
iniquity : whtrefore God, even thy God, halh
anointed thee with (he oil uf gladoels above
ihy frllows.
9 All thy gannenls fmell of myrrh, aloes,
and calfia ; out of ihe ivory palaces, whereby
dKy hate made thcc glad.
10 K.ing^' daughters were among thy ho-
nourable women : upon thy right nond did
(land the ([uccn in a vcliure of gold, wrought
about with diver^i tolour«.
Hearken, O daughter, and confidcf, in-
dine thine car ; forget alfo thine own people,
and thy fatiier'i houfe.
12 So (hall the King have pleafurc In thy
lu-auty : fur he h Ihy Lord God, and worlhip
thou him,
Giliolti us Dm
anD nom lit ir
tbil bfiili: IlLflc luiir ^.]; I J
lb all UjrjpprG IL] rLir M
13 Antl ihedaughierof Tyre (hall bi^ diere
with ngifl :llk>r as llie rii^h alfu among the peo-
ple (hall make iheit fupplicalion bclore thee.
■ 4 Tile King's ilaughter is all glutiuus
within 1 her clothing is of wrought golrf.
t ; She niail he brought unto ihc King in
raiment of needle-work : the virgins that be
her fellows lliall bear her company, anil Ihall
be brought UOto thee.
iS With joy and gladnefs (hall thty be
brought; and Ihall enter into the King's palace.
I ? Inlttad ol ihy fathers thou (halt have
I'hildicn 1 K'hom thou mayeft make princes in
all lands,
1 8 I will remember thy Name from ont
generation to another; therefore Ihall the peo-
ple give ihanks unto thee, world without end.
Psalm xlvi. Deut Hcfier refagium.
OD is out hope and llrength ! a very
prefent help in trouble.
I Therefore will we not ftar,
(hough the earth be moveJ : and
though the hills he carried into the midlf of (he
fea.
3 Thongh the waters thereof rage and
fncll : and thongh the mountains Hiake at the
tempcft of the iiime.
4 The rivers of the flood thereof (hall make
glad (he city of God ; the holy place of the
tabcrnatlc of the mod Highi^ft.
Hrini jnt niDriso
nl". [Did.
Dame afiti iiin Or-
vllnicn'B il^liti.
Zn<K aiiti irlin, put
otr iiDut IiddD .
I aui cmni id liii ^du
a Don
I
(riiintll ilien liiBi
Bo iTi I ho II mtiltin
inn linlD.
D.IV
The Pfalms.
Etta.
5 God is in tli< midft uf 1i;r, ihtrcfore dioJl
IIk^ not be r<rinqved ; Gad fhall liflp her, and
thai I'iglil early.
<> The heathen make much ado, ani! ilic
kingdonii arc moved : but Gud hilli Ihewed
Ilia vtiit'e, and the eatth jhall melt nws^.
7 The Laid of holli i& with lit : the God
of Jacob is out refuge.
% O cDtiie hiihti', und behold the works af
the Lui'd : what dcllruiliun he halh brought
upon the earth.
9 Hemakelh warstoceafeinall I he world i
be brcaketh the bow, and knnppcth (he fpeit
in I'undci', and buincth tbe tliatioh in the fire.
10 Be Dill then, and know ihnt I am God .
I will be exalted among the heathen, and I
will be exalted in Ihe earlh.
1 1 The Lord of bolb H with us i ihc Gud
of Jacob is our refuge.
4 He iViiIl choore out an heritiin for u> :
even tlie worflii'i) of Jacob, nhom he lovcJ.
; God it gone up wilh a inetiy noire ; and
the Loni with the lound <>( the Inimp.
6 O Ting prailn, fiiigprnlct unto our God :
O ling prailft, linr praifes unto our King,
7 for God IB tiie King (if all the earth :
linj; yr pnllei wTlh iindcrdanding.
5 Gad reignelh over Ihc heathen ! God fit-
tetli u]>on his holy feat.
9 The princt* of the |>eopIe sre joinrd un-
to the people of (he God of Abraham : for
GikI, which it vrry high e«ali*d, doth defend
the enrlh, as it were with a fllield.
PtALU XLVIil. MagKiu DomiHUS.
REAT is the Lord, and highly to
be prjiled : m ihe cityof oul God,
even upon hii holy hill.
1 The hill of Sion Isa lairplace,
-i!iJ [he joy of (he whole earth i upon the
nijith-lidc lieth (he tily of the gieat King ,
God is well known in htf palocci u n fore
refugt.
J For lo, the klngt of the eniih j art gw
thttrd, and gone by togeilier.
+ They inai-vclled lo ll^c fueh ihiiigj ! ihey
wiie iftonillifd, -iiid fuddenly tuli down.
5 Fear came there upon them, -ind Ibriow ;
Hs upon 1 woman in het liavnil.
□(jtn iai.n M Iiriiii g( Qiittt:
ITItflllD.
Snsi. gilliiiii. iitv
Oir. Emit.
Ill wat Igiit nt i-
CD( Ojinoi3ill[,
aiiO dll fs but
aoms' mrit
Day g.
^uraur'stElKr.
Qrl^i rtip litDKC
aiiri pjin,
Jgi f am isg rlibn
idD gam.
The Pralms.
Effir.
6 Thou lliali break ilie Ihips of ihc f«a :
ihrougli the eaft-»inJ.
7 Like ns ive hive heard, ib have irc Cten
in the cilyof ihc Lord of holb.in ihe <ity of
out God : God uphoMtth the fame for ever.
E Wcwait forthylovliig.kmi.lncr», O Cixll
in ihe midil of thy temple.
D O God, according to thy Name, (b is
iliy praile unto the world's end i thy righl
hand is full of rightcoulnefi,
19 Let the mount Sloii rcjoicci and thr
t{a.ughtcr of Judah be ghd : becaufe of thy
judge men IS.
II Walk about Sion, and go round aboul
her 1 and tell the towers thereof.
11 Mark well her hulwarks, fet up hei
houfei ; ihnt ye may tclt (liem thai come aftet.
ij For this God ia our God for evM aind
ever : he Ihnll he our guide iinio death.
Psalm XLix. AuMu ire, omnrt.
HEAR ye thif,all yc people : pon-
deritvvilli your ears, all ye that dwell
in the world j
2 High and low, rich and poor :
niie with aoothet.
; My mouth (hall fpeak of nifdom : an
my hrait (liull mufc ot iinderlfanding.
4. 1 will inclint: mine ear to the pi
fhew my dark fpeech upon the h:ir|'.
Wherefore (hoiild 1 feat in the diivi ot 1
.Tlini tl> UDE. ILID ElUir EQ DEf
Jinn flrJITT U4 IIEir rEfmjIJfi.
Et'm, The Pfalms. Day 9.
wickedners : and when the wivkeilnclii ot my
htth compllTeth me round aboul >
6 There be fome that pul iheir trull in (heir
goods : anJ boaft tbemfelvti in the multitude
of their riches.
7 But no man may deliver his brother : nor
make agreement unto God for him \
S For it coft more to redeem ihcir Ibuls ;
fo that he muft let that alone fur ever;
9 Yea, ihough he live long : and fee not
the grave.
10 For he feeth that wife men alfo die, and
perilh together ; as well as the ignorant and
looJilh, and leave ihcir riches for other.
1 1 And yet they ihink that their houfei
Ihali continue for ever ; and that their dwell-
iiig-gilacci Ihall endure from one generation
to another; and call the lands after their own
names,
iz Neverthelefs, man will not abide in ho-
nour : feeing he may be compared unto the
hearts that periih ; this is the way of them.
1 3 This is their fooliJhnels ; and their pof-
terity prsife their faying.
14. They lie in the hell like (heep, death
gnaweth upon them, and the righteous Ihall
have domination over them in the morning :
theif beauty Ihall confume in the fepulchfe
cut of their dwelling.
15 But God hath delivered my foui from
the plate of hell ; for he (hall receive me.
I lie iiKBL. lur bulLpJc. alio CQiMja^Um
Irr ^!.^n[kf ciiinDrllrbioolwpLiiirLi riirr
vlonnltclDginiii.
SiDIp Dllfll (UlltF
S'rllil [ifttfimi
mnst Irfst.
riir ^uisi.
AlBisiiiti ne am;
jFort imlligt
tiaar.
:^Jv^^-
Die.
Sliou wuai inur
iniDiiii fgID,
Bl lt)[ tin nrcri sa
long*
a I fiBi coniititudi'
song.
Day
The Pfaims.
Mem.
i6 Be not ihou ilVaid, though cine bv [mslji-
rich ; or if the glory of his Imuie be increakH ,
17 For he Ihall carry nothing awiy with
him when he ilieth 1 nTilhct Ihill hi;i polii|j
follow him.
t% Fur while he lived, he counted himfel!
nil happy man : and to long at (hoa doeft well
unto lliylvlf, men will Iptak good of thee.
19 He Ihall follow the genci'XLion of hii
fatheiii : and Ihall never lee light.
10 Man being in honour hath no under-
ftunding : but ia compared unio ilie beafls that
perilh.
MORNING PRAYER.
PsALU L. Dim Aeorum.
HELord,evrnthcmoft mighty God,
hath I'poken : and called the world,
from the rifing up of the liin, unto
the going down thereof.
9 Our of Sion hath God appeared I in per-
fefl beauty.
1 Our God ihall come, and Ihall not kttp 1
tiUntci there (hall gn before him a confumin^
Are, and a mighty lempefl (hall be llirred up
round about him.
4 He Ihall call the heaven from above i aiid |
ihc earth, that he may judge hii people.
5 Galhermy faints togftlierunlome 1 thoI< I
that have made 1 covenant with me with fa- I
trifice.
I ^iDPUiiiiiitui fjuif, rof4<tDlPrB1i4lL.
, fti sin tf Bull) ttib inJti OS IDkII.
m
^ H^i
6 Anil (h< hcavtn Ihall declare hu lighto-
oiifiMlV 1 tor Gi>d Ik Jiiilge himlclf.
7 Hfi', O my pc'ijilc, ;ind I will ipok i I
m;lc]r»'ill Icfiily ajTiinlt ihec, O iriwl; tor
I iia Gud, even tliy God.
I I will not r«f>[ovc llicc bcraurc of illy Th-
criAco, or for th)' biirnl'<-iTcriiig> i bci':iii[c
they were tlol llway belorr me.
9 t will lake nci biilluvk out of thine houic i
noi he-goat oiil "I ihy MJk.
10 Pot all the lieaHt of the fuirll arc mine :
and b itc the caiik upon a (houland hilh.
I I I known! I (lie fiiwK upon iheinuuntiiinti
anil the wild bealli of (hr Aciti »rc In my Ji^hl,
11 If I be hungiy, I will not tell ihcc : <ai
the «tau1e wortil inniine. and all that it iheirin.
t ; Thinkelllhou lh;it 1 will eal liulli' ridli i
and Utink the lilood of goattF
14 Offer unto God th»nkrgivin|[ : and pay
iliy voMi unto the molt Higheft.
I J And cull uiion me in the time of trou-
Ulcilbivill I lieartnEe,and (houlh^ill jinife nic.
16 But unlo the ungodly faid God: Why
doll I boil ptcueb my laws, and lukcUmy I'ovi--
nant in thy iiioiidi j
17 WhertM llkiti hattll to he reformed 1
and had c;ili my wiird* behind thee I
iS When iliuu fawelt a thief, thou coii-
fciiieillt unto liim : iiml lull been pui'iuLit
with the adultticii.
5 I'Tiou halt \i'. fhv mijiith fpcalt vvlrktd
ni ilioii pool or
DIlIJISEb,
Chou must uirt Ml
tr plrastO,
ft' Von Ulimiln
rnou miisi inin HI
mi' 60111.
fUt tndmi.
ta, rhia imit tiaci
I siiiiti mitii np
Bill.
rni ;fiii.
ffillSEIIsti atitr fonli
{ tin* lt\i liimD.
Day to. The Pfaltns. Mer^.
nets ! and with itiy fongtic ihou halt let fuiili
deccil.
so Thou fmtA, and Ijiakvft af^inft thy
broilwr : yen, and haft flaiidired thine own
mother's fon.
1 1 Thcfc things hall ihoii done, and I held
my longiis, and thou ihoughicli wickedly,
that I am even fuch a one a" ihylc^lt' : but I
will repriive th«, snd frt btfore lh<e the
tilings ihnt thou hsii done.
i3 O fonfider this, ye that foiget God ;
lei) I pluck yuu away, and there be none lo
dclivci' yiiu.
If Whofo offcreih me ihanki »nd pnile,
he liunouicth inc : and to him that otdercth
hli^conveilalion riglil twill 1 Ihcw the falvatioii
of God.
Psalm li. Mijirert mti, Deui.
p AVE mercy upoti me, O God, after |
! ihy great goodnels i according to I
the muttiiuiieorihytnei'aeidoaivay
mine olt*cnrcs.
1 Walh me throughly from my wicked- 1
nefs ; and rieanfe me tVom tny fin.
; For I acknutvledgE my latills : tuid my I
fin is ever before me. |
4 Againfl thee only have I linned, aodi
done this evil in ihy fight : that thou miglit- I
iH l>e jiillificii in ihy Ihying, and riear when I
rhou art jii(!i;i!il.
.^DMdll.^0lJllaLJl,vu■loailuTuLu
I'd tntn sntn virr ttmt.
M
'3&Si
Msr». The Pfalms. Day lo.
5 Behold, I was (hapen in wickednefs ; and
in fin hath tiiy molher conceived me.
6 But lo, thou rcijuitdt iruth in the inwaril
parts : and ftialt make me to undcrftand «il-
dom i'ecret\y.
7 Thou flialt purge me with hylTop, and
1 fliall be clean : ihou fhalt wafh me, luid I
(ball be whiter than fnow.
3 Thou Ihalt make inc hear of joy and
gladnefi : that the bones which thou haft bro-
ken may rejoice.
9 Turn thy face from my fins 1 and put out
all my mifdecds.
ID Make me a clean heart, O God i and
renew a right fpirit within me.
1 1 Caft me not away from thy prcfencc :
and take not thy holy Spirit from me,
1 1 O give me the comfort of ihy help again i
and ftablilh me tvith thy free Spirit.
ij Then ftiall I teach thy ways unto the
»icked : and finners lliall be converted unto
thee.
14 Deliver me from hlood-guiltinefi, O
God, thou that art the God of my health :
and my tongue fhall ting of thy righteoiifnels.
1 5 Thou Ihall open my lips, O Lord ! and
my mouth Ihall (liewf ihy pi-aile.
16 For thou deilreft no facrifice, elfe would
I give it thee : but thou delighted not in
burn I -offerings.
r7 The faciifice of God is a troubled fpi-
Ctl' f^mpcrR.
OtJBDitarclilbiff*'
pdor
iain itrr [ongorni,
Olltl ItDSlD ttDl
it.
ril 1 91 hroiccn and coRiriie hcatt, O Goil, Hiilt
thou not dcfpifc.
iS O be favourable and gmcious unio Sion :
build thou the walla of Jciul'alcm.
19 Then llialt thou br iilcafal n'nh the
liKTificeof tighleoulWli, wit'i ihi liurnt-offer-
i 1 1 ; ^ ^lul oblations : ifacn Ihall they uffcr yuuiig
lijIlK'ki upon thine altar.
Pi.iLM Lli. SiuiJ ghriarii f
HY boiilleH ihoii lliyfelf, (hmi ty-
tatii : that thou cant) do milfhicf )
I Whceasihe goodnc&ofGod I
endu'clh yet daily ?
3 Thy loiigiit iiiiaeineth wickedncGi i ind
with lies thou cuttcli like a Iharp ntot.
4 Thou hall loved unrighttoufnefi more
(hm goodncrk : and to talk of lies mare tlian
righteouliicit,
5 Thou haft loved to fpcak all words thai
may do hurt : O (hou fallc tongue.
6 Therefoie iliill God dclltoythFe for ever;
he (hall lake thee, and [■Kiik "bee out of thy
dwelling, and root ihcc out of the land of the
living.
7 The righi«ouK atfo fhall l«e ihii, and
fi-ar -. and Ihall Jaugh him to fcom ;
S Lo, thii h the man that took nM Ood
for his ftrcngth : but trufted unto the multi-
tude of his riches, and ftiengthened hrmlcK
itl hi= "ii llcdllulll.
rti jBiiguls.
Even.
The Pfalms. Da\
9 As for me, I am like a green olive-lrec
iri the houle of God : m}> trult is in i)ie lender
mercy qtGod far ever and ever.
to I will always give ch.inki unlo ihce liir
that thoi) hall done ; and 1 will hope in thy
Name, for thy laints like it well.
EVENING PRAYER.
Pbalm lih. Dixit ivjif-ii/n.
HE foolilli budy hath laid in his
heart : There is no Goil.
1 Corrupt aie they, and become
abominable in their wickedneft ;
lbt:re is none that doeth good.
3 God looked down from heaven upon the
children of men : lo fee if there were any,
that would undcrftaTid, and feek after God,
4 But they are all gone out of tile way,
tliey Ire altogether become abominable : there
Is alfo none that doeth good, no not one.
5 Are not they without undcrltanding that
work wickedncfs i eating up my people as if
ihi-y would eat bread ( ihey have not called
upon God,
6 They were afraid where no fear was -.
for God hath broken the bones of him that
bi'fiegtd thee; thou haft put them to cunfu-
iion, becaule God hath defpifed them.
7 Oh, that ihc falvation were given unlo
iJJLi
(rtr Qirtn.
Samns ot notllllg,
imax to mt tiilij.
(Tftt risfount.
<(^iT[ DC risctniil,
lIopoKli,
D«y lo. The Pfalms. £trw.
ti'rucl out of Sion i Oh. thxi the Lord would
dfliver his peupk- out of caplivity !
8 Then Ihould Jacob rejoice i and Ifratl
lliould be rig 111 gUd.
Psalm UV. Dtui, in wmiit.
AVE mi", O God, for rhy Name"!
fake ;aiidivengemein tliyftrciigih.
1 Heat my prayer, O God : and
heai'ktn unio ihe words of my
moiiih,
5 For ftrangcrs are rifen up againft me :
and tyrjiif, which have not God before iheit
ejei, fcek afitr my foul.
+ Bch-ild, God U my helpci ! ihe Lord h
with then] thai uphold my foul.
; Hf Ihall reward evil unto mine «nemiu ;
lUfiroy Ihou them in thy truth.
6 An uftering of a free hrati will I givr
thee, and prajfe ihy Name, O Lord : bccaofe
it is fo coiiiforrablc.
7 For ht hath delivered me out of all my
(rouble : and mine eye hath f«n hi* defiit
upon mine cncmie>.
Emu. The Pfalnis. Day lo.
] The eitttaj crieih To, and ilii; ungotll)-
i-omrth on (o fall i Icir ihc^ arc mindnl to An
Rie franc milchicf; io maliciault}' are ihcy let
Kga!nil mc.
4 My hcirt ii dilquictcd within mi i and
the tvar of dnth it fallen iiu<m me.
J Fcarfulnrli aixl trcmblinjj ore tome upon
■lie I and an horrible dread hath uvcrwhcJmvd
lue.
& And I r^iiil, O that I had winEi like a
liuvc : I'rit then would I Ak away, and be at rcll.
- Lii, ilicn ivuiild 1 ^t me away fiLr oft'!
ii\d lanjjw ill ihc wiUlcritcJ'a.
5 1 ivould make biltc to rlirapc : btraufc
of (hf itormy wind and tcmptlt.
9 Dtfttny ihfir (ungiiro, O Lord, and di-
vide them : f»r 1 have Ipicd unrightcoufnel't
and ilrifr in the rily.
!□ Day and night ihcy ff> about within
the ivnJU therciif ; mifchief aJlb and forrcw
itc in [he midft of il,
11 Wickrdneisii therein idec«il and guile
go not out oflhrir Itcrcti.
11 For il il nut an open cncmv, that hatli
done me ihii diflionour ; for then t could have
bumc it.
I J Neither was it mine adutrfarv, that did
magnity himfelf againil mc : tor (ficn nerad-
ventgre 1 would have hid mylelf from him.
■ 4- But it w^iK even thnn, my companiun :
my j^uiilc, JHJ.l ")ini: tji^o t^iniilur fni-iid.
tDili stiKp anDsttitrio ill musi «u:
Uli lauglii ihi simi, itic gidii D( lip.
trtt Dmot.
BoiiaiDigiiiiJiiist.
Clip luOinB Ddut II
msi.
Vtdtli so n«i( ■'
rhp gi4ss Is tnn
gci.
Cfltrt.
tfamt. lo[<tlii|B iLI.
Bin II II iii|i [ilL
I ; We look iWcer nounlcl tiigcihcr i aii<l
ivalkcd in the hoiift of God a fcicndi.
1 6 Let ilctitli come haflily upon ihcm, and
lei them ^ii down t|iiicl[ inlu hell ; fur vvick-
edncls Li in their dwellingi, and amon^ them.
17 Ah frjr ititr, I viiit caJl upon Uod 1 and
the Lord diall tave me.
18 In the evening, and morning, and ai
mum-diiy will 1 ptay, and ihit inftantly ; and
he ftiall licar my viiite.
19 II h he inac hath ilclivercil my Tmil in
peace from the ballle thai wai againft me :
ii>r ihciT uxrc many with mt.
10 Vca, tvtn God, that tndiiwlli for ever,
lliall hear me, and biingthem down : for they
will not turn, nor fear Gwl.
11 He laid his hunds upon fuch at b« ai
peace wilh hira : and he brake hiioovcnaiiT,
*i The ivordiof his mouth were foftei'lhm
butler, having war in his heart : hi« woni>
were (moother than oil, and yet be llicy very
(Vnjtda.
I) O cart ihy iHirJen upon the Lord, nod
he fliall nuiitifli thee : and Ihail nui fiiScr ihr
riglittous to fall for ever.
14. And as {ot ihem : ihou, O Goil, A1.1JI
bring them into the pit of dtftruflion.
j; The blood-thirfty snd dcTOilful men
Ih^ill not live nut half thctr dayi ; nevcrtbclrli,
my iruD ihall be in ihee, O Lord.
1
Mem. The Pfalms. Diy
MORNING PRAYER.
P»ALM tvi. Miftrm ma, Diut.
E merciful unto me, O God, for man
encth Kbout to ilcvuur nic : he is
daily fishlilif;, nnil troublini; itic.
1 Miiie rncmicn ur? ilaily in hand
Id Iwnllow nic U|] ; fur tlKV lir inanj- lliil
liglii ijjainft i-ae, O thou molt Highcit,
5 Neverlhelrl's tliough I am fomelime
afraid : yd ^vl I luy trull in ihce.
i I ivill praift Gm!, ticcmii of his worj :
I hiive put my irult in tiod, and will nol fear
nliat ftclh can Jn untr) mr.
i They daily miflike my words : nil thai
they imagine i< to do mc rvil,
6 They hold all tu^cther, and keep ihfm-
lelvei rlofr ; jnd mark my flcpi, when ihey
lay "jit for my foul.
7 Shall they tfcape for (heir wickcdnefs ;
ihou.O God, in thy dir|ileafureiliall call ihcni
down.
t Thou tcllcf) my flitting* ; put my tcin
into thy bottle i »rr not theft things noted
in lliy Imok !
9 Whenfoever 1 rail upon thee, then (liail
mine encmict lie put to flight : tliis I know;
for God i> nn my tide.
to In God'i word will 1 rq'oict ! in the
Lord'it wurd will I i ■••i\i'n\ t mr-
Cti iGsoWK.
•Ostiilci Mir bi4tli,
lltiODIa IIDIIOdMl,
CO I iScnilnnan.
DToitii Qn, JiiDgt,
Oimiiti m( ID II lino I.
Stc9nsll».
Sit Jcstiit, a((« :
D«T 11. The Pfalms. M
1 1 Yta, ill Gi'd hai'c I put my tnifl i I will
not br afi^kl what Diun ran da unto inc.
1 1 Unio thfc, O God, will I pay my vows :
unto thtc will 1 give thanks.
I J For (hou hali utcUveml my foul fT\>ta
death, and my tl-nt Irom lulling : th*t I in«y
walk bcfotr Got! in the light gt' the living.
Psalm lvii. Mifirtri met, Rimt.
E mctclful unto me, O God, be mer-
ciful unto mc, tor my Ibul ttultelb
in thee : and under the Ihsdow <if
thy wings fhall be my trl'iigc, until
this tyranny be ovci-naft.
» I will call unto the mod high God : trtn
unto the God that fhaJl perlonn the caufc
whidi I have in hand.
S He fliall lend from heavtn : and lave n«
trom ihe lepront of him that would cat me up,
\ Gud Iliall lend forth his mercy and truth :
my IbuI is among lions,
5 And 1 lie even among the children of
men, that arc let on fire : whole teeth arc
rpears and arrowi, and their tongue a Ihoip
fword.
6 Set up thyfelf, O God, above the hta
veni ; and thy gloiy above all the earth,
7 They have laid a net for my feet, and
pi'ffli-d down my foul : they have digged a
pit before nie, and ate fallen into the midll
0^ It rhcmfelve^.
juogc ind Susiik sintrntc bin,
To Kr IS tiDllnr'S m iNitfiDi.
Mirx. The Pfalms. D/iy ,,.
8 My heart it. fixed, O GtiJ, my heart is
fived ! I will fmg, and give praife.
9 Awake up, my glory; awake, lute and
harp : I myftlf will awake right early.
10 I will give [hanks unlo thte, O Lord,
among the people : and I will fing unto thee
among the iimions.
1 1 For (he grcalneft of thy mercy rearh-
eth unto the heavens ; and thy truth unto the
cloudi.
11 Set up thyfelf, O God, above the hea-
vens ; and thy glory above all the earth,
Psalm lviii. Si 'vere ul'iijuc,
RE youi- mindi fet upon nghteouf-
nels, O ye congregation : and do
ye judge the tbmg that is right, O
ye fons of men ?
1 Yea, ye imagine mifchief in your heart
upon the earth : and your hands deal with
wickedneft.
3 The ungodly are froward, even from
ilicir mother's womb : as foon as they are
^iirn, they go adray, and fpeak lies.
4. Xhey arc as venomous as the poifon of
J lerpent ; even like the deaf adder that liop-
peth her ears ;
5 Which refufeth to hear the voice of the
charmer 1 charm he never fo wifely,
6 BreafctheirtecihjOGod.intheirmouth'ij
Imile the jaw-bunes of ilie lii.'ii'', O L'U'd ; IlT
flrrBtiDtailjni.
Irint ttir intDB,
and (j[S[ mp f jiist.
rtif aiiJjttKi.
sit iOaun.
llMftt. tttri cill
ITii inu 011110 leM.
(Till s HI Jiff.
£ll'"il. tDriiicniian
D«y II. The Pfalms. £w«.
tlltm tail away likewalti' that runnelh 3| ■ ..
anil ivhifn they lliuot theii irrons lei tlum in.
i-oofed out.
7 Le( I hum con fume awaylikt a fiiu'l, atnd
bf like- the iintlniclj' fruit of a woiii»n i uid
let ihein not Ice ihc Jim.
S Oi ever ^our pots be msiic hot with
thorns : la Ut indignalioii itx him, even m a
thing that is raw.
9 The I ighieoiis fhall rejoice when he leclh
ti)« vengeance : he ftiall wafh his fooeftepo in
the blooJ otthe uiigoJIy.
io So that a man Ihall fay, ycrily there is
a rtward for the righteous : doubtlels there h
a Uod that judgtth ihc earth.
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm Lix. Erife mi de immiiit.
We^^ ELIVBR me froni mine enenuei,
O God J defend me ftom them thai
,,j file up againft me.
I O deliver me from ihe nicked
dotTi : and favc me from the blood-ihir(t]r
men.
3 For lo, they lie waiting foi my foul : the
mighty mm are gathered againtt nic, wirhoul
any oli'ente tir fault of me, O Lonl.
4 Tiicy run and prepare themfelvea with-
out mv fault : arift thou therefofe lo help me.
ang olDtrs iniin in gljir siiictiD.
?^
Even. The Pfalins, Z)«y n,
5 SlamI lip, O Lord God of hofts, thou
God of irrsci, to vifit al[ the heathen ! anJ
he not mcrtiful unto them ih.il offend of ma-
iiciou^ wicfctdnels.
6 Tlity go to and fro in ihc evening ! thiy
grill like a dog, and tun about through the
.ity.
7 Behold, they fpcak with their mouth,
:ind Avords are in their Ups : for who doth
liear ?
8 But thou, O Lord, llialt have ihem in
derilion : and thou Ihalt laogh all the heathen
to fcorn.
9 My ftrcngth will lafcriheunto thee: for
thou art ihc God of my refuge.
10 God Ihewclh me hi^ gondneft ulente-
oully : and God ftiali let mc fee my defire
iip'.4i mine enemies.
1 1 Slay (hem mif , left my people forget if ;
but fcatler them abroad among the people,
and put them down, O Lord, our defence.
11 For the lln of ilicir month, and for the
words of iheit lins, ihey (liall be taken in their
pride ; and why t their preaching is of curling
and lies.
1 J Confiime them in thy wrath, confume
ihem, that they may jicrilh : and know that
It is Gnd that fuleth in Jacob, and unto the
ends of the world.
14 And in the evening they will return ;
^rin like a dog, and will go about ihe city.
^^\
Cfii tiilifl.
VTmnf.Iiafliff.niitall
SiMilll iiif stall Bt(-
dJIl.
CD* VRpAKliiii.
BID int.
/},(■* II. The Pfalnis. Eno.
1 5 They will run here and There tor mefli t
and gnidgc if ihey be noi OiiUiied.
iC As for tiic, I will fing ot thy powtr,
and "'III piailVtliy mtrcy btlimes in ttie morn-
ing 1 fur thou hali been my defence and tcliigc
in the day of my trouble.
17 Unto ihce, O my llrciigth, will ! fing !
for thou, O GihI, atl my refuge, and my met-
L^l'ul God.
Psalm i.x. Dfus, rtfulijU hsi.
GOD, Ihou hall cult us out, and
iVattticd us abroad ; thou hal) alio
been difplenled j O turn thee unto
ui agiiin.
1 Tliou haft moved the liind, and divideii
it : heal the lures (liereof, fur it Ihaketh.
J Thou hail Ihcwed <hy people heavy
iliings ! ihou hift given lis 1 drink of deadly
wiiic.
4 Thou haft given a. token for fuchitsivar
thee : that they may tiiumjih becaulc of the
(luth.
5 Therefore were thy beloved delivered ;
hi;lp me wlfI] thy right hand, and hc^r inc.
6 God bath Ijiolcen in his ho Un els I nil!
rejoice, and diviJe Sichem : and mete out the
valley of Succoth.
7 CiWail h niine, and ManalTeii is mine 1
Ephraini alfo is the Itreiiglh of my hexd j
Judili ii Tiiy la*-giver ;
twii nm 9D liiQh,
iJite tUdu iniiBi lit.
1NII HI. IIUI UrDIlLIIC 1.111 VII1I.11[.
JJAIIiiii On lb gmi] uutve^iig ^^sill.
I £(vv. The Pfalms. J>0j n.
% Muib h my Hralli-put ) over Eilum niU
I call uiit my IIioe i Phililiia, be tliuu glud of
m«.
9 Who will Iciil mc into lh« lltoog city :
n-tift will bring mc iiiW Eilom ?
to Hill not ihou rift ut Out, O God i mit
not (hou, O God, jfo out niih our hoDi ->
■ I O M thuu our help in iroubit : lor vain
is (he htip of man.
II Through God will wc do f^M l^i :
lor ii is he that fliiall (read down our cncmici.
PlAl.M l.Kl. ExauJi, Dm.
EAR my crying, O God i gin tar
unto my pnytt.
■ Frum thcrndiuf ihccartU will
I cull upuii thcc 1 when my heart
ii In hcavineili.
f O kt me up noon the rock thai l> higher
than I I lot ihou halt btin my hope, and a
i(r<>n); timer for mc a^init the enemy.
4 I will dvtrll in thy tabcmarle for crcr :
4tid my trull Hull be under (be nnering oi
I by wingt.
f Foi thou, O Lnnlihall hcaid mYdefirct :
ind hirt Rivtn an heriiij;; unto tiiole thai
Tear tlly Nami-.
'6 Thou ihall grunt the King a long life -,
thnt hit yean may endure throughout all ge-
ncratkini.
7 He ftiill dwell bcfite God lor ev.r : O
Drith ipim tot fillD
arrgib.iutticstltlt
I>t4t grim ID git(«
Sttitiniii IiiM.
ptT rial, Bit (fint
CrnniDrl.g'Drsosnt'
911 mil SI 10 itir
QrOUIlTI.
CDi Biitsiimiiiil.
•IDrsounti III) iiiia
90D''
nocaintttlieiiiituD
aim.
Day i». The Pfalms. Mum.
prepare tby loving merry ami feithliilnctii,
that ihey may preitrve him.
8 So will I ilway Ting pmirc unto ihy
Name : That I may dally ptrltiini my vvvr<i.
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm lxii. Nokhi DiaF
V foul tnily vrnitelh Dill upun God :
for o!" him comcth my lalvation.
1 He vrril}' \i my Aiciiglli a^A
my falvation ; he is my delence, ib
that I fhall not greatly tall.
] How long w illye imagine mirdiiefagai nil
cvety man ; ye Ihall be luin all ihc Ibit of
you ; yea, ai a tottering wall Ihill ye be, and
like a broken hedge.
4 Their device is only how to nut him i«i!
whom God will exalt : ilicir delight is in Vta ;
they give good words with iheir mouih, but
(-ui'li- with their heart.
5 Nevi:rthelefk, my Ibul, wait ihou ftiU up-
on God : for my hope is in him.
6 He truly is my ftrength and my falva-
tion : he is my defence, iu that I mall not
fail.
7 In God ii; my health, and my glory i ifae
rock of my might, and in Goil is my truft.
E O put your trull in him alway, ye peo-
ple ; pour out your hearts before him, for God
I* our hope.
i^gg
ail miisl lucCn Wr, tai nriC not icll
ilMir inrssiiii' limti U"" soiinliili Bjtll.
9 A) tor the cliildrcn of men, thry >rc but
yaa'sty j th« ehildnn ol' mtn arc dccciiful vp-
oo the wcighn, ihcjr »rc kltogcthec IJghtci
llian vMnitj illelf.
10 O irult nut in wrong and tobbcry,give
not yourlclro uriu ranitv i it' riches incRttle,
let not your hcirl iipim thcili.
1 1 God Ipntc onrc, anil twice I havt ilfo
hc»fJ the ftmc 1 ilut pown bclongcth nnio
(iod)
I i And thai ihoii. Lord, art iiicrcifiil : for
!h:.\i rrwanldt ctcty man arcording lo hi*
PtALW LXiii. IVw/, Dtuimui.
GOD, thou art my God i e«rly will
t r»k thee.
» M)f foul lliirHrili for tliee, my
Hcfti alfti lonnlh after (lire i in -i
iiaiifd and dry lind whtic no water ih,
} Thus lu»e I i'wked for thee in holinefi :
that I might hthold illy iiowet ami glory,
4 For thy loTing-kindnrl''' U better than
the life iifclf ; my liin Ihall praife ih«.
J Ai long »K I hvc will 1 miignify ihee
on ihi> manner i and lift u[i tny hiinds in t\\y
Nainr.
6 My foul Oigll be faliifitd, «vcn U it were
with niarrcitv and fatncl'i i when my mouth
prjiftlh thee with joyful lipt,
7 Have I iiDt rmn'inbrtcd thee in mv lii
Ctt SlPUIlBtl.
Bnn«tr, t4ll togt-
ttn
811 soreins Id a|
tin lift.
Ett dFik
mt '
Day II. The Pfalms. A/»«f.
jiid liicHiglit upon ihce when I wm waking f
S Bctaule Ihou haJt iKcn my helper i ihcre-
fore uudcr the lliaiiuw ol' thy wing% will I
fcjoicc.
9 My foul liangeth u|ion thet t thy right
huiul hxlh iijiluiMcn me.
!□ Thi:rc >llb (hat Icckthchurlormy Ibul :
they (hull go unJer the tatih.
1 1 L<t (hem tall upon the edge of the
iWiifil ; th;it ihcy may be K paiiion li>r foxct.
i;t Bur the King ihall rejoice in God; jU
they alfo thit fwcar by him Hull be com.
mended 1 f'M tile inouih uf them thai Ipeok
lica lliall be n»p)icd.
PsaLM Lxtv, ExaiiJi, Dtai.
EAR ray voice, O God, in my ptar-
er : pKlVrve my lilic from tear «{ the
enemy.
1 Hide me frnm the ^iherin^
iiigethct of the frowaid ■. an<l from the inl'iit-
rcciion of ivitketl doen j
5 Who have »htt their tongue like a fword .
and Ihoot out ihcit anowi, even hitter wocU;
4 That they iijy urivily fhooi at hitn thai
is perfefl \ ftiddciily do they hit him, and feai
nut,
J They enMU rage theihrdvct in mifchicf :
and eommiine among rhemlelve* how they
niay lay I'nares, and lay, lliat no muii fhall fet:
them.
6 Th«y imagine wickeilncfs, and piaiiilc
It ; fhM they ktcp ftiTil among llicmrelves,
tvery man in ihc ilecii of his htait.
:• Bill Guil <]iEill hiildeiily (hoot at them
ivilh a fwift arrow ■. thai ihtymali bcwuuiidcd.
8 Vca, their own longuet (hall make them
fall : inlbmuch lint wholb leeth (hem ihall
l:LUgh ihi^in to li:urn.
9 And all men that Tee it Ihall fay, Thia
liath God done ; for ihey fhall fitncive ihal
■( IS his work,
10 The righreous fliall rejoice in the Lord,
and put his truli in him : and all they that
^iie true of heart Ihall be glad.
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm lxv. Tc i/tcel hymnus.
HOU, O Ood, art prailed in Sion i
and unto ihet Ihall the vow be per-
formed in Jcrnfalem.
1 Thou that hcareft the prayer !
unto thee Ihall all Helh eome.
3 My miliJeeds prevail againll me : O be
thou merciful iiiito our fins.
4 Bleffcd is the man, whom thou choofeft,
and receivelt tmio thee '. be lliall dwell In tby
court, and Ihall he I'atisfied with the plcafures
of thy huiife, even of thy iioly temple.
5 Thou fhall (liew iis wonderful thing* in
thy tigkteoiifnefs, O God of our falvalion !
File iHprcBaai.
fiilitrr cijfi not
luHr
tirin at gciEuilir,
rt( V'lB'tn.
PIS'.
S((Rt i» ittnc igr.
tfiptmilrigslgii.
SnOistnt imoi!.
thou that an the hope of all the ends "i (ii.
cai'th, ind ul' the^ii thiit i-emaiii iii ttie lir'.^id
6 Whoinhisftrengttirectclhffl.II themoun-
laiii* ; and it gitiitd about with power.
7 Whti llilieih (lie ruglng ot the lea : aaii
the iioile of hit waves, anil the muditejii of ihe
pen [lie.
8 They ilfo thai dwell in ihe unemiQll
parKuf the I'^rlh Ihall be stV.iid at thr tokens i
ilmu thiii maki-ft the outgoings cf tilt morn-
ing and cvetimg to pnilr thee.
g Thou viiiicft tfie earth, and blelTcA ir i
thou tnukclt it vcty pkntiouj.
10 The rivcri.it God i" full of water i therti
prepaieft their corn, for lb thou providell for
tht earth,
11 Thou watered her furrows, (hou fttld-
elt rain into the little viikys thereof ! lliou
rnakeft it loft with the drop* of rain, anJbUff-
c(( the inireafc of it.
1 1 Thou ctowneft the year with thy good.
nets : and thy cloiidii dmp fatnels.
13 They iliall droii upon the dwellings of
the wildcrnefi : and inc liiile hillk Ihill icjoire
on every liiie.
14. The folds Iliall be fiiU of ilictp : the
valleys alio lh»li ftand fo thick with i'0ni,lhai
they Ihall laugh and ling.
iih IJtinrristDiot miit nilglioin'* pn : I
Jchc llni-i tot nff, tuf tilt IS ntfi. I
--jv,,*^^^A-'*.i^'-i.Jr-'*Vi^'iifc'i.4f*'*r-iiV-6
■v-yyy-v-v-snig
E^-cB. The Pfalms. lisy u.
Psalm Lxvt. JubitaU Deo.
BE joyful in Gott, all yc lands ;
ling jirailes unlo tlie Imiiuur ol" jiis
Nnmc, make hb prailc lo be g!o-
ritins,
2 Say unlu Gnd. O ho*!" moiiderftil artlhou
in ihy work^ : iKroiigh the greatncfs t»f ihy
power Hiotl chine enemies W lounii liars unto
thee.
J For all the world (liall worflilp thee ; ling
of lliee, and praifc lliy Name.
4. O come hitli[:r,and behoM [he ivork? of
Goil ! how wonderful he is in his doing to-
ward the children of men.
5 He turned (he lla into dry land ; To that
they went through the ivarcr on foot j there
did ive rejoice thereof.
6 He ruleth with his power for cvtrj his
ryes behold (he people : and Inch as will
not believe Qjall not be able to exall theni-
felves.
7 O praife our God, ye people ; and make
the voice of his praife to be heard ;
3 Who holdcth our foul in life : and fuf-
fcreth not our feet to flip.
9 For thou, O God, haft proved U5 : thou
[ilib had tried u.s, like as fdver is tried.
10 Thou broughteft ui into the fnare ■. and
laidcft trouble iipon our toins.
11 Thuu fufleredft men to ride over our
tCttKicDiVin.
rtr siioii itoi aoK.
jFrom Diiili ran Ibti
mithbulti.
Cr dgll' { must ti
tiolD.
afllflh llifr iftit LI(-
t^l flo 0[D.
iriicitiiisMn^''*"'
bbOLir no moXt.
Joi i UI>( iatt.
licadi : ne went thruugh lire atiil ivalvr, and
tlioH li'oiightcft us oul imo a "cnlthy ['Urr
li [ will go inio ihine houft wiih' bmnt-
offiriiigs ! ami will pay ihcc my ruivs, whu 1'
I pmmilril with my lips and lji«lcc with ii<
mdutli, when I was in liDiible.
13 1 will offer imio thee fai buriiM"-.. r:-
ficcB, with the iiiccnle of rami ; 1 will tik
bullockt an<J go»i(.
14. O come hiihcr, and hearken, alt yv thai
feac God : and I will tell you whxt he hath
(lone lor my luul.
] ; I railed imiu him with my mouth i and
gave him iHailci wilh ray loneiic.
16 Ifl incline unio wiekedneii with mine
heart I the Lord will not hear inc.
17 But GikI hath lic»rd mc 1 and conli-
dered ihc voire of my prayer.
iS Praifed be God who hath not caA out
myprajfor 1 nor (umud hii mercy from nic.
Psalm i.Jtvii. Drvi mifirtnlur.
:oO be merciful untout, and Ucfs at I
and fhcw ni the light of hi; cctin-
tsnance, and be mervifiil unto in ;
I That ihy way may be knowii
upon eanh : thy faving heilih amongall na-
tii>ns,
3 Let the pcn|)le iiraifc lhee,0 God : ye*,
lei all the people praift thee.
4 O let (he natiins rejoice and he glad
Vt Dill D(tln. no III. no ull, 1
t:M a» t ris giBr M Bmt Iti nil I
J^^
-"^C
Mtrn. The Pl'alms. Day \\.
ibuu Aiali judgr ih« folk lighteoudy, and
govftn thf iiationt upon tsrth.
5 Let ihe (leoplc miiiJi; (hce, O Cod i Itt
«U ihe people pnife ihte.
6 Ttirn Ihall the mrlli bring forth her In-
prtafe ; anil GoJ, even out uwn God, Qialt
give us his blelting.
7 God Oiall bleft us : and all the «ndi of
the worlii Ihall fmr him.
MORNING PRAVKR.
Psalm lxviii. F.xur^at litui.
ET God (irife, uiii let hii cneniicB
be fi-atttroi \ let llicm allii [hat hale
bim flee before him.
1 Like ai the rmokcvanilherh.fo
thj.lt lh<:t] drive them aw^iy : and like u wax
mcllcth -It the tire, ia let the ungmlly pcrilh
at the prefcnct of God,
J But let the righteous be glad and rejoice
before God : let them al]i> be nicrty and joy-
fill.
4 O fmg unto God, and fing praifes iinio
lijs Name ; magrtlfy him that lideth upon tlic
heaveni, at it were upon an horl'e j prailc him
in hii Name JAH, and rejoice before him.
J He is a Father of ihe lalherlcl!, and ile-
fendeth the caufe of ihe widows : even God
in his holy habitjition.
': \\z <- tilt (i(i(l tlr.t ni.iki-ih Mi.-ii t,-> hf
/^^'.>^!j
titt jaiidEURe.
Ghr Jrli'iilirtli.
i-titt ttlT^ stiKII.
Run uiitTiiKcicfD.
D.iy li. The Pfalms. Mtm.
uf one mind in in houfc, and bringcth the
pritiiners out of tapiivlly : but Ictleih the
riiii3g:ites coiitiiiue in lijafceneiB.
7 O God, vvhen thou wcntelt forth twfoiv
the people : when thou wentell through tht
wiidcnwiB,
8 The earth Ihook, and the heareni drop-
ped St the preftnce of God ; even as Sinai
alio ivoi" moved at the prrlonce of God, mho
is the God of Ifracl.
9 Thou, O God, fenteft 3 gracioui rain
upon thine inherilxnce : and retrellicdlt it
when it was vvciify.
10 Thy congKeation Ihall dwell therein :
for thou, O God, naft of thy goodnels prc>
pared foi the poor.
1 1 The Lord gave the word : great im
the company of the preachers.
II Kings with thcii atiiilee did flee, and
were dtlbomfited : and they of the houAtold
divided the Ipoil.
13 Though ye have lirn among the poti,
ycrt Ihall ye lie as the wings of a dove : ttiat
is covered with filver wingi, and het fcathcn
like gold.
14. When the Almighty feattered kiitgt
for their fake : (hen were they ks white a«
fnow in Salmon.
I ; As the hill of fiafan, fo is God'H hill :
even an high hill, as the hill of Bafnn.
16 Why hop ye lb, yc high htlU i tbu U
Sit JFool.
Mrm. The Pralms. Diy n.
God'a hill, in ihc which il plealctli him to
dwtU ^cx, the Lorii wiliahtdc in it fur tvtr.
17 The charion of God arc rwcnly (hoo-
fsnci, fv<n thoulandt of ingcU : and tnc Lotil
il xnoni; ihmi, a* in tlic holjr pbci of Sinai.
iS Thou art gone u|i on high, ihnu hall
kJ capiiviiy captive, and received gift* f.ir
■tici) I yea, ema for ihinc cnemici, thai the
Lord God might d»r!l anmng them.
19 Pfaifed Iw the Lotd daily i even the
God who helpelil ui,and pisutcth hii benefit.
upon \\t,
10 Urn oar God, even th« Grtd of whom
cometli falvation : God it the Loid, by whuin
we tfc»|i« death.
XI God Ihitll wound ihv head of his ene-
roict i and iht hairy li',il|i of finh a one lu
goelh on liill in hii wickcdncfi.
11 The L<)rd hath faid, 1 will bring my
pci^file again, a> 1 did ftuin Bafun ; mine own
will I biing agii'n, a' I itid fumetiine fniin
the deep ot the fea.
• 1 That thy foot may be dipped in the
bloud of thine cncmiel : nnd ihul the lunguc
■if thy ilngi may be ted thtiiugli the lame.
14 It i* well Icetl, O God, how thou ^ueO :
how thou, my God and King, goeft in the
fantlu;iry.
a J Tnc fingers go before, the niinlitels fol-
low alter ; in the iridll are the danilek play-
ing with the limbrcis.
Ctii EtgDat.
11(1(1 ng 15 BiiiK ;
Jfsc i am oinr.
CDi Itiii<K-
riiinl { 101 erst:
jTet i (nny iret.
ly
0( Btucti.
tMuBI inB oft.
etmt tt DC (UIB,
Dfl^ 13. The Pfalms. Msm.
j6 Giv< ihuiks, O IlracI, uniij God the
Lorti in ilic congtcgnliuiis 1 fruin llic gimind
iif ihc heart.
17 There ii little Bcnjnmin their ruier,and
iht prini'et of' Judah their counfclithcprincn
III' Zabiiton, and ihe princet of Nrjihlnaii.
18 Thy God h>th lent foith lirv-iigth for
th» : ItabltHi the thing, O God, that ihnu
hall iviuughl in qs,
29 Fur iliy iriiipli'% hkt HI Jcruralnn : fo
Ditill kings bring |irercnli tinto lh«c.
30 When the rompany of' the fpeBr-nMn,
and iTiultitiuie of tiic mighty ate fcattercd
abroad anuing tile beailK o( ihe iicopic, Co thit
they humbly bring iiiwci (if fiii'et land when
hi; hath fcattered the people that dcJight in
ji Then Iball the prince* cmne out of
Egypt : the MaiianV land Ihail foon llretth
out her hiinda unto God.
^i Sinji; unto God, O ye kingdoms of the
earth ; O ling prjifr? unto the Lord j
U Who fitteih in tbL' heavens over all from
the beginning : li>, he doth lend out hi*voior,
yea, ind that a mighty voice.
jt Aftribe ye (he povvet lo God ov« Ifn-
el : hi> wodhip, anil lltcngih H in (he rlovik.
J5 O God, wonderful art thou in ihjr holy
places : even thi; God of lltafi ; he will f^vc
lltcnglh and power untv liis people t blelM
be God.
©1 (ntMtp,
Evfn. The PClInM. D-y tj.
EVENING PRAVER.
PlAi.Hl.xtx. SalwiM au foe.
AVE roe, O God ; for ihe witcn
an come in, even unro my Ibul.
I I lllcic lilllnlliatlccpinirciivhcrt
no gniund i^ ■. I am cunic into deep
walcn, lb chat [he floodi run over iiir.
J I imKrjnuf cryingi my ihroai ii ilry t
my lighi tiiilcili rat lor waiting To long upon
my God.
4 They rlut halt me wilhoul a raule arc
more chuii the haii> uf my lieail i they that
arc mine tncmiei, and would ileltioy int guilt-
IciV, are mighty.
5 T piid litem the th!ng« thai ] never look ;
God, ihoii knowcrt my fimplcntft, und my
laulti are nol hid from (hee.
II Let noi ihem thji Itull in thee, O Loiil
God of lioitt, be uHumcd (<it my c;kul<: : let
not chorclhairecktiiee be confounded through
me, O Lord God of Ifrael.
7 And why \ for thy fak* have I fuffered
reproof ! Ihamc hath covered my (ace.
8 lambecomeaftrangcruntomybfctlirin:
even an xlieii \uiio my mother's children.
9 For ilic leai of Ihine houfe halh even
eaten me : and the rtbukci of ihcm that re-
buked ihce are fallen upon inc.
10 I wci>r,ind ohallcned niyfcif with fall-
ing : and ih:ii ivit turned lo my re|iioaf.
CBt itrtl lufii of tiigli(9i Oritu
i.» Celt ^rit ma. a \" Du <^'c.
^%<*
tit iffmoifsi,
iKdu bi,
rt»ii nusi auif
B"ti mr.
L^
QDEI sfr .
3l>i [ am. fig iblll
^^^
5^
I »
iri)I (tnnrrsa,
piloirssDl llgC
iptalT,
CDniinl eon I idi
ggui mill.
cni Dufhrss.
Oflj I]. The Pfalms. £t«.
1 1 1 put un fackcloth alio i aud tliey jell-
ed ujion me.
11 TUcy tliat Tit in the gate fpeiik againft
me ; ami the ilranfcards make (ong*- upon me.
13 BiiE,Lor<!, I make my prayer unto tlipc 1
in an acceptable lime,
t4 Htar me, O Goil, in the miillitude of
tliv meicy : even ill (lie triilh of thy falvotlon.
'i J Take me out of the mile, that I fink
not % O U< me he deliveted fiom them that
hitc nic, and out uf the deep wateis.
j6 Let not the wnler-flood dtowtr me, nei-
ther let ilie deep fwnllow mc up : and let not
the pit fhiit het moulli o]ion mc.
1 7 Heai me, O Lord, fot tliy loving-kind-
nefs is comfortable ; turn thee unto me ac-
cording trj the multitude of thy mctfies.
iB And biiic not (by face from (hy fervant,
for I am in trouble ; O hafte ihee, and heat mc.
19 Draw nigh unto my foul, aitd f^te it :
deliver nie, bcciiul'e <'»t mine ciieinica,
10 Thou haft known my leproof, my Ihamr,
and my dilhonour : mine auverfaries arc all
in thy light.
11 Thy rebuke hath broken my heart j I
am full of hcavinefs : 1 looked for fome lo
have pity on me, but there was no man, nei-
thet found I uny to coinfod mc.
IS Tliey gave me gall to eat : and when
1 was thirliy they gave mc vinegilr to drink.
13 Let llidlr fable be made a fiiare to take
Evfn.
The Pfalms. Da<t
li-
tliemlelvn nithal i and let the thingi ihal
Ihoulil liivcbccnfoiilieirwciillhbcuiHo them
in ocnfion of falling.
14 Let their eyes dl- blinded, that they lec
tiol : »nd cvft liiiiv ihciu iluwii their !j»ck».
tj Pour out ihinc inJitiinlion upon them 1
xiid let thy wrathful dirpreifurG »ke bold of
thrm.
16 Let their hnhitatinn be void : and no
man to dwell In their tenli.
• • Fur they perfrcule him whom thou half
lini'i.-iL ; jtiil tlii-y (»^k how clicy may ve:i
UiLin irhoni thou hilt wounded.
iS Lei them (all tVum one nickcdnefs to
another : and not contc into thy rlghieouJ'ncft.
ig Let tlirm be wipcil out of the book uf
the living : and not. be nricten among the
righteous.
50 Ai for me, when I am poor and in hca-
vlnefi ! thy help, O God, fhall lift me up.
31 I will praife the Name of God with a
long : anil m»ciiify it with ih.tnkf'giving.
31 Thik alw fliull [lU.il'c the Lord ; better
than a bulluck thai hath horm and huofi.
3; The humble thall tonJidcr ihiv and br
glad: fet Ic ye aflerGod, and your Ibullhall livr.
34 For the Lord heaieth the poor : and
defpilcth not his ptilbncrs.
]; Let heaven and earth praife him i the
let, and all 1h.1t movcih therein.
^6 For Gcid mill lave Sion, and build (lir
Cf <C<ii>tii*a.
flinnms or Mil ,
ICou iri,
IsliOc iDc miltl mp
fft' t'laranilrM.
lalil's gill iiiDlgli,
dlin of Juilah : thai nivn may dwrJ] there,
md have it in putTclTion.
57 The pollfrity alio of his fcrvanis Ihall
inhcEiC it ; anil they ihat love his Nuili' Uiail
dwell therrin.
PiALM LXX. Deuf itt a,f;ttMriam.
ASTE thcc, O God, to deliver me i
make hatle Ici help me, O Irfird.
1 Let ihembe kllianicd aiiil con-
founileJ that reck >ftcr my Ibul :
ct ihcm be lumeJ backward and put to eon-
iulioii ihni wiJli me evil,
i Let ihem for theic reward be foon bioughi
lo fli«me 1 ihjt cry over me. There, there.
4 Bui let all tboCe ihut ieck thee be joyful
and gbd in thee i and lei alt fiuh la delight in
(hy ialvstion fay alway. The Lord he pnifed.
; Ai for mc, ! am pooi' and in mifeiy ;
hallc thee unto me, O God.
6 Thou art my helpei, and my ledeemer i
O Lord, maJce no long tarrying.
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm lxxi. In ti, Dornim, Jjtrtivi.
\ N ihee, O Lord, have I puc my truft,
lei me litver be put to confulion :
but tid me, and deliver me, in thy
righieoufncfsj incline ihintenr un-
to me, and five me.
^.liL iliir 'M|[ 111 rJir fiialjrfll sut.
:li[ [Jib Tint DDlD W aaimn' miit
A/snr. The Pialms. Day 14.
t BcrhoumTftrongholdiWliercuntoIniay
alvTHv rcl'uri : lliou h»(l proTnifcil 10 help mc,
fnr ibou art my baaft of dcfenw, and my
calllc.
) Dclivtr me, O my G0.I, oiil of fht hand
of the ungodly 1 out of ihe hand of ihc un-
rig ti ten uit and cnicl man.
4 For thou, O Lord God, nn the ihlii;;
ihit 1 long (or : ihou ait iny hope, even from
my youth.
J Through thee have I been htildcn up
ever Cnce 1 nu bora : thou art he tliat took
me out of my mother*! womb ^ my praile
(hall be alivayt of ihrc.
6 I am become ai it were a monftcr unto
many : but my lure irult ii in thcc.
7 O let my mouth be filled with thy prajfc !
that I may hng of (by glory and honour all
tlic day loug'
i Cult inv not awny m lllc time of age :
fotf^kc me nut when my llrciigth falleth me.
9 For mine cncmiei- fpeak againit me, atid
tlicy that lay wail lor my foul take thcii coun-
1^1 together, lay mg, Ood hath forfakcn him i
|icrfcrutc him, anil cake him, for there is none
to deliver him.
10 Go not tar from me, O God 1 my God,
liafte thee to help me.
1 1 Let tlicm be caufounJed and perlfb that
3tt againft my foul : let them be covered with
lllimf Jrii) ilidinnuur llint ti.k (!■ .1" iiu p-vjl
i:tt JiitgiS £IIIR.
fBtCam 01 Snailit'S
lultr, I
I im [giniit fii«(tif i
liti.
ni'i.)ntin's«aiit(.
bines gimi,
Giimtn III" 1101
UiETh paitt.
^^
eti*!«umm*n.
Bin« Kill mp ifnt.
mvmiun't tnuu.
CD'u 411 lie c bit In
tirlfl.
D/iy 1*. The Pfalms. A;r/-*.|
II Ailor mc, I willpillcntlyobidcalw'iy :
and. will praift thee morr ami inore.
i^ My mouih lliilhliity (prstk. oi ihy right-
courtieu and falvalion i for I knnvt no mil
thertof.
If r will go fotlli in tile firansth of the
Lord God : nnd nlll make mciitian uf tliv
lightcuufnrfi only,
15 Tliou,OGo<l,hi.ft taught mcfram mv
y(iUth Uj> until now 1 thcrtibcc will I tdl of
ihy wnndroun worki,
16 Forlake me not, O God, in mine old
age, when I am grey-hcided : until I have
fliewed thy liienglli uniu this generation, and
thy powettoRlllliem thntnre yd foi la come.
17 ThyrightcoufiieiijO God, It very high-,
and great thil1g^sIC they that thou hail done i
O Goil, who is likf unto iheE?
(8 O whai greu ttoiibici jnd idvfrfilio
liift ihoii (hewed me I and yel liidft thou turn
and rciVtni me ; yea, and bioughtcfl me from
the deep of the earth again.
1 9 Thoii halt bmuglit nie to great honour ;
and comforled me on every fide.
«o Therefore will I praifc thee and thy
fAilhftilnclii, O Gnd, playing upon an inflru-
ment of miillck ; unto thee will I dng iijion
the harp, O ihou Holy One of Ifrael.
1 1 My iipE will be fain when I ling umo
thee 1 and lo will my Ibul whom thou haf)
delivered.
^ ^
rilii'Ki lib !i'v-fNji ^omr Iimi Bin 01;.
.lilB nUlu lie DUD lit UMIDIO 10 Elig.
fr^tj-
tm
Msrn.
The Pfalms. O-n
'+■
11 Mf l[]nE:uc al(a Ihall talk of thj r!gh-
tcouTnclt all inc day long : fot ihcy xrc con-
l'ouii<ic<l »nd brouglit unto fliain« th»t f«k
tu Jo me tvW,
PsALy LXXK. Dtut,ja,6mim.
IVE (he King rh^ juclgemcnlt, O
God : ami Ihy nghccoiirnd) unto
the King'i fon.
1 Tlicn Ihatl he iudgc thy peo-
ple K'CoTding unto tight 1 and dclVnil the poor.
J The mountain* alfo (hall bring peace ;
and (lie little hillt righteoul'iicli unto the pco.
pie.
4 Ht Ihall keep (he fimple folk by their
tight ; defend the children of the poor, and
punifh the wicinc duet .
5 They Ihail tear ihce, ai long as ihe fun
ann moon enduirth i fiom one gcnerniion to
anoihcr.
G He Ihall <-ame itomi like the rain into a
flrter of wool : «Tcn at the drops that water
the earth,
7 In hit lime (hull the rightcout flourilh i
yt», and abunilancc of peace, fo long as the
muon rmliirclh.
S H'w dominion Ihall be alfo from the one
leu to the other : and from the Bood unto the
WOlld'h rod
9 They that dwell in the «ildcrorfi (liall
kneel before him : hisencmieiihalllitkihrJuft.
rs,
M.t>> nil ii'i^un iDiiiliiti iimniRg
jtt Btwt i> >»it ti: >Dig enng.
imtutiint »iaMr.
*ln. [tui.
•inu (lilt ai l(-
iriiiiiR'8££iift.
(Till* ant nm. til
oS iiuur liout .
I im (Dini ID go giu
QUOD
BUtlttAttSltMfl.
Clliisgli ihos Mtt
gtigti itiD uDin,
V" Jrl IDs II Dlism
mil (lut).
fin I ant gim; in
iSmr Riiili mi In
tisir.
/)ay .4. The Pfalms. Af^nf.
10 The kings of Thaifii and of the U!c\
lliall eire preltDi* '. the kings of Anbu aiul
Saba lliill tiling K'fti.
1 1 All king^ Ihall fall down before him i
all iiHlions Ihaii do him l'cn\c<.
1 1 For lie fliall deliver the poor nhen he
cricth : the needy alio, and him that hath ii<>
liclpet.
13 He fliall be faviiurablc to the fimplc
and needy ; and Hiall prelerve llie f(iiil> ot
lire puor.
14 He Ihall deliver their Ibu In Frum fallhood
and wrrjng : and dear AiaU (heir blood be in
iiii ilgbt.
15 He (liall live, and unio him fhall be
given of tile gold of Arabia ! umyer lliall be
made ever unto him, and daily mail he be
praiii:d.
16 There Ihsit hi so heap of corn in the
enith, high upon the liilU i his fiuit lliall
(hake like Libanu;, and ihall be gieen in the
city like gtaf; upon (he earth.
17 Hit Name Ihall endure for ever; hii
Name ihall remain under the fun among the
tioliei'ities : which Ihall be blelTed ihrough
lim -, and all ihi heathen (hall praifr him.
1 3 Bicffed be the Lord God, even the God
of IlVael; which only doclh wondrous things;
[9 And bteffed be the Name ot lii^ Mijefty
for ever: and all (he earth lh4ll be titled with
his M^jcliy. Amen, Amen.
lis Bent III iliiB mnrUi ijiiD ib( >lrl(ij .1
I Sat; Dmli U'tiKiitlDtnKiAet'stmV' I
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm Lxxtii. ^am baaas IJrml!
RULV Gml i* loving unio lirwl :
cvtnuntoruchaiircbl'ai'kan Imrt.
J Ncvctthciflt, iny (ecl were «!-
molt gone ; my tmdingi hul nxll-
nigh llipi.
3 Aiuiwhjr? I vr»sricv«cl at ihcwirknl :
I do illb Ice the ungotll)' in lui-h prufuFtity.
4 Fur they arc in no peril of dcatli i ijut
an lulty and Ihung,
J They come in no mlifortunc like other
folk I neiih« are ihey pligueil like other men.
6 And (hit is the caule that they arc (o
holJtn with pride i and overwhelmed with
cruelty,
7 Their eytK fwell with latneri ! Kiid ihey
do even what they lull.
t They corrupt other, and fjncak of vriekcd
blaJ'nheniy i ilieic talking u againll the molt
High.
9 For ihey ftntch forth their mouth unto
the heatei) : and tlMir tongue goelh through
the world.
10 Therefore fall ihr people unto them i
and thereout luck they no llnill advMiitugc.
11 Tiilh, liiy ihcy, how Ihould God per-
reive it : it there knowlcilge in the molt High 1
11 Lo, thele are the ungodly, iheft prof,
per in rlie ivoild.and lliel'eliave richci in pol-
TOrjiBJiD.
fJtti. gilltttt. Ml
gir. [Uit.
iiiMMiwttari-
%^lj^..
T.u Siinotitilc.
mn piiR.
anD gat 11,
Dtfj 14.. The Pfalms. Evex.
Ivllion : and 1 laid. Then have I clcuilni nt\
htarl in vain, and wallicd mine hsiidi in in-
iioteney.
1 3 All the day long have I been {>iinilh«i] 1
jnd ch^ilicned every morning.
1^ Vc3,andJ had almolt laid even nther :
but \(i, then 1 (hoiild have condemned the
gencriiion of ihy children.
I j Then tliDughl I to iinderftand thit ; but
it vvaK (»u hard I'ur me,
16 Until I went into the fanfluary of God ;
then underliood 1 llie end of there men ;
r7 Namely, how ihou doll lit ihcin in llip-
Sery placet -. and caAell them down, and ile-
ruyeft ihcm-
18 OhihtiwruddeiilydoibeTtonfuineipc-
rifli, and come 10 a fearful end I
19 Yea, even like as a dream when one
awuketh 1 (o flialt thou m.ikc theit image lo
vanilli out of the eity.
10 That my hcait vrasgrieved :and it Weill
even through niy leini.
I I So ftHdifli was I, and igtiocant : tvcn
it weic a bead before ihee.
»i Nevcrllidcri, 1 am alway by ther : d
thou haft holdtn me by my righl hand, 11 Ciirijii j
13 Thou (halt guide me will) thy counici : jfaHB ■
and afiei that rcttive nic with glory. n^JHR "
J*. Whom have I in licuven but thee : ai. - ■ '
there i« none upoiv eailh that I delirc In cm
parifon of thee.
^•'>
Bv/H. The P&lms. Day 14.
a f My flcfh and my Iwarc faitcth : but GdU
it tlic llrcii(>tli of my heart, ami my porllun
for ever.
16 For lo, they that foifakc th«c (hall pe-
rifh I (liou liall dcllrovcd all them itnt com-
mit fomicaiiiM) Rgjiinli ihcc.
17 But it it |;cHid for me to hold mc tall
by Gud, tu put my fruli in tlic Lord God i
■ikI tu <)>titk of all ihy work* in the gatct of
iht daughter of Sioii.
Psalm lxxiv. Ut f/uiJ, DtutT
GOO, whettforc »r( thou lUfciil
frciiii III lb long i why is (hy wralh
(o hot igninll the Iheep of thy paf-
tuiv i
I O think upon thy rongregntion : whom
thou hjft purchafcd, and rraeemed of old.
I Think upon thv tribe ofthiDc inheritance I
and niuunt Sion, whirrin thou haft dwell.
4 Lift up thy feet, that thou mayel) utterly
deliioy evety enemy : which hath done evil in
thy lanfluaty.
; Tiiinr udverfarie* roar in ihc midft ai thy
rongrcgalioni ; and (ei up their bannen for
tokeiif.
6 He thai hewed limber iiforc out of the
thick iteet 1 wBB known to king it lo an ex-
cellent work.
7 But now they break down alt the carved
ii-ork (hereof; with ltc^ ami himmtrs.
Meuniipuemtii.
amiii ttiin bniirr
mo rtiiisf,
/Of i%j \M itin
auai iRst.
^riTJi.^k-^k^i.-^f^^^^^Sfk^'itkt..
^B^-VV
^^.
■BH-B
L
etiptnt'E esttr,
III tbsu taunt «t
oil),
trtou inuBi intci
I mo irtf (a ID,
Kc lt|( MP Dtbn BO
IIRi:
St IKBI reudtttcn
song.
$ They have fet fire upon thy holy place:, ;
ami \invc defiled lli« ilwdiing'pbcc of ihv
Namt, even unto the ground. •
9 Vca, they faid in their heaiK, Let us
make havoc of litem allogelher : thu; hive
they burnt u|i all the houretufGnd in ibeliiiHl.
10 We fee not our tokens, there ii noriHie
prophet more i no, not one ii there among xa,
thai iintkritandeth any more.
tt O God, how long Ihall the adverftrr
do this dilliunour : how long Ihall the enemy
blalplwme thy Name, for ever?
1 1 Why withdrawcft thou ihy hind > why
pluckcft thou not thy tight hand out of iby
holoin lo ronfunie the enemy f
1 3 For God is my King of old i the help
that is done upon earth he doeth it hinifclf.
■ 4. Thou didll divide the Tea (hiuiigh thy
jiowcr ! thou brjkefl: the heails of (he ifnigons
m the viaters.
If Thou finotelt the hcadsof Leviathan in
pieces ! and giveft him 10 be meat for ihe
people in the ivildemefs,
lis Thou broughtetl nut fountains and wa-
ters out of the hard locki ; thou diiedft vp
mighty walcrs.
17 Tile dayisthine.and the night Is thine ;
thou haft prepared the light and the fun.
iS Thou haft let ail the borders of the
earth : ihnii halt made fiimmer snd winter.
I ij Renicmbet this, O Lurd, how ihc ene-
I jtimci taril^mr f^inf, it f jirh nir ?Ua[l
I ITar 5(n b[ Odlli tltn trv.pOf m ibiJl:
my hath rebuked i and liow th« foolilli peo-
ple haih blafphcincd thy Name.
10 O d»liv»r i>oC the Ibul of thy turtJc-dove
unio the mutlitudc uf the rneliilet i xntl iVir-
gcx not ihc con^rtgiition of the poor foi- ever,
11 Look upon the covenant : for a)l the
cailll ii lull uf datknefi, and ccucl habitation'.
IS O let not the fiiii|ileg<> an'jy uHiamnl i
but let the poor and needy give praile unto
thy Name.
1} ArifCjO God, initintsin thine own csufei
rfmembrr how the fooUih man blafphemcth
ihee daily.
»4 Fiirgct not the voice of thine cncinin i
the prel'umpiion of them that hate ihct in-
crraftlh ercr more and more.
MORNING PRAYER.
PiAt-M Lxxv, Cai/rr&imiir titi.
NTO thee, O God, do we give
thanki ; yea, unto thee do ne give
thank I.
I Thy Name alfo is Co njgli ! and
that do thy wondroui works declare.
i When t [eccive th« congregation : I (hall
judge according iinto right.
4 The caiih it weak, and all the inhahitei;
thereof : t bear op the pillari of it,
5 I fail! unto the fools. Deal not fo madly :
"JTiii \o th^ ungodly, Set not up your horn.
r'^^'&f^M
'rtitmlEt, inr^linplr. inmiiTg Drgrtct
I ^11 Dt funrroLtLDrdfOtjobtpunid rbtr.j
Sir lEiltilt.
Ki [llmi tour n
tirafd&rn,
Kt iftott nrbrr ao
FtiDu muitinUttl
r^W,
-"'^
fri)i Enriiit-
Ld. iIiis iltili inn
f strini mlib nip
I Inn* til ttst.
6 Set ituC up jrbur botnon high i and rpuk
not with a din neck.
7 For promotion ttnncth neither from the
eall, nor tVom thi: weft ; not ytt from the
iblllJl.
S And why I God is the Judge i be |>iic-
lelh dowrn one, and lettelh up mother,
9 For in Ihe hind of the Lord there is a
cup, and ihc vcioe i^ red : it is full mixfd, and
lie poure^h out ol the iarne.
10 Ai for the dregi thereof; all the un.
godly of the earth ihall drink them, and fuck
them out.
1 1 Bui I will talk of the God of Jacob ;
and prailc him lor ever.
II All the horns of the ungodly alfo will
I break ; and the hoinsofihe righteous Ihall he
exalted.
Psalm Lxxvi. Nolui in JuJjra.
N Jewry 'vt God known i hit Name |
is great in Ifrul.
I At Sairm Is his tabemach i |
and his divclling in Sion.
1 There lir^ke he the arrows of the bow 1 1
the Ihield, ihe fword, and the battle.
4 Thoii art of nioie honour and might 1 1
than the hills of the robbers.
J The pioutl are robbed, they have Qtpt
iheir Deep: and all the men whole handn were
mighty have found n-jiliiiM.
XgMii>i,n(imintT.i'ii""IiiiitDIIi I
life^.
-^^m^
V
Mfrn.
The Pfaims.
6 At thv rebuke, O God of Jacob ; hoth
tht rttutiut and horle arc lallfii.
7 Thou, cTtn thou »it (o bt fcitnl i ind
who may ftand in thy iighi when thou art
t Thou didfl ciufc thy juctgrmeni to be
In:ircl from heaven i the e»rth trembled, ind
iv.. iHll.
5 VV'htn God srofe lo jndKem«nt i and to
help all the meek ujran nith.
)r> The lierccneli of man (hall (urn to tliy
r III. 1 and tht Brnxntfi of ihcm (halt thou
itlf jin.
1 1 PromlTc unto the LncJ yoiit God, and
k.t<pit,allfethiiarF round about him ! hring
piefcnti unio him that oucht lu be feartil,
II He Ihall refrain the Ijiliit of nrintei ;
and ii wonderful arnon^ the kingsof the earth.
Psalm lxxvii, ^ete rtea ad Dimiitum.
£^^^ WILLeryuntoGod xithmy voicc!
30Jlt& '"" unto God will I cry with my
KS^^ voiot.ind heftiallhearken unlonie.
■ I 111 the time of injf lioubit 1
Ibiigfat the Lord 1 my lore lan, and ceafcd niit
in the nighi-fcalbn ; my foul refiifcd comfbil.
3 Wben I am in hcavincli, I will think
upon God : when my heart a vexi'd, 1 will
coiipla.ii].
4 Thou holdcl) mine cyci wakln;; : I am
fo leeble, tV..' I t.i^iriiii li-.r,rli
0( jKoti lilts Sll-
tiMitKniitiimi.
■;.-.V(^;,',
Rti Sing.
riir ZDuIc,
□lit I lliiustl I toil
Btncr tun mi.
etc mmula,
jViigiiis at \isi,
injKtrULituhi^uiJii'
5 I have tonfidered ihc days of old i and
the years tlial aii: pslt.
6 I call lo rtnwinbcince my fong : and in
the nighi I conimuoi with miue own hcait,
and Icarch out my Ipirits.
7 Will ihe Lord abl'ent hlmlelf for ever -.
and will he be no marc inticatcd i
8 Is hi* vnetey clean gone for ever i and ii
hi« proniilc come utterly to itn end foi ercr-
mur« ?
9 Hath God forgotten lo be graclotis ; and
will he Ihut up his Joving-ktndnefs in ililjilca-
filre !
to And I Tald, It h mine own inHrmily ;
but I will reniemlicr the ycxti of the light
hand of [he molt Hightft.
1 1 I will [emcmbvrthe works of the Lord :
and call to mind thy wonders of oil) lime.
II 1 will th'inl; alfo of all (hy ivorkt ; and
my talking (hall be of thy doinffi.
1} Thy way, O GoH, i{ ho^ i who i* lo
great a God a.i our God ?
14 Thou art the God that docth uiondcR :
and hall dec lated tliy power among Ihc people.
15 Thou haft mightily delivetvd thy peo-
ple : even the Tons of Jaroh and Jofeph.
16 The waters liiw ihee, O God, lh< wa-
ters law thee, and were afraid 1 the dcplht alio
were troubled.
17 The clouds poured out water, the aii
thundered .- and thine irtows went abioacl.
^04
%igT^
^^
Ev(a, ,
The Plalms.
D03 I J.
iS Th( voice of thy ilmnder was Iwaiii
round about : (h< lightnings I1icin« upon tlic
ground j ih« earth was movnl, and fliouk
withal.
19 Thy way it in the fri, and ihy path*
in tn« igKU waters : and tliy loulltcps iirc noi
know n.
»o Thou Icddtft thv ptople like Ihetp ! by
the hnnd <il* Moiet and Aaron.
EVENING PRAYER.
P$ALM Lxxvill. Atw.filt.pipalt.
EAR my kw, O my people ; incline
your cars unio thv wordi of rny
mouth.
1 I will open my month In a pft-
nblc : I ivill dfclure hard rcntcnces ol' aitt •
3 Wbith wc have heard and known ! iiul
liirh a« our fslhers have (old us j
^ Thai n'e ftiould not hide ihem from lla
children of the generations to come : but to
(hew the honour ol (he Lord, his mighty and
wundctt'ul nnrkt ihM he hath done.
J He made a covenant with Jacob, and
gare Ifi'acl a law i which he coninilinded our
torelaiheia (o ic.ich their children 1
6 That their poltcriiy might know it ; and
the children which were yet unborn ;
7 To the intent that when tliey iraine up :
they might flicw their childien the Ikme |
Ctt Vlsroniil.
aiihtfstogi; jat-
I mill.
Ctf Bisliof.
Cletiops giitii inB
pri
■ifslldpiiltntifolt.
S TliM thvy might pui their trult iii God %
iioit not lu forget the works of God, but !•■
keep hUcotnmandmenlii
J Andn<iltc>be3itheIrforeJ3ihcrK,afiith>
lc1« and ftublwrn generation : t gcneniion
iliai Tet not tlicit htm aright, and whole fpi-
rit cleivcth not ftcdialtly unio Cod i
[ Like 3! (he children of EphiMim i who
being hatnclfcd, and carrying bovw, turned
ihemrdvet hack in the day ol battle.
1 1 They kepi not the covenant of God i
snJ would not tvalk in hl^ law ;
II But foigat what he had done i and the
wonderful workslhM he had Dicweil fur th«m.
■ ; Marvellous things did he In the light of
our forefathcis, in the land of Egypt : even
in the field of Zoan.
14 He divided the fel, and let them go
through r he made the waters to Hand on an
heap.
ij In the day-time alfo he led them iwith
a cloud : and all the night through with a
light of fire.
1 6 He clave the hard reeks in the ivilder-
nch : and gave them drink thereof, U it had
heen out or the great depth.
17 He bronghiwstenout oftheftonypoeki
lb thai it gullied out like ihe liven.
iS Yet for all ihis I hey finned more aRainH
him : and provoked the molt Higheft in ihe
wildtmeii.
Efen. The Pfalms. Day 15.
19 Tliry tempted God ill ihtir heafts ; anil
pequired meat for ihtir luft.
10 They Ipake againft Goil allb, faying :
Shal! God prtpare a table in the iviUicrntft ?
n He fniote (he ftony rork indred, that
ihc wsler giilhcd out, and the llrcaras Hovted
withal ; but can he give bread alfo, or provide
tledi for his peoplr }
11 When the Lord heard this, he mas
wroth ! fo the fire was kindled in Jacob, and
there came up heavy dil'pleafure againlt llracl^
13 Becauie they believed not in God i and
put not their truli in his help.
14 So he cuinmanded ihe clouds above:
and opened ihe doors of heaven*
15 He rained down manna allii upon them
tor to eat ; and gave ihem food from heaven.
16 So man did eat angels' food t for he lent
I hem meal enough.
47 He caiilcd the caft-wind to blow under
heaven i and through his power he bi'oiighl
in the Ibulh-weli-wind.
j8 He rained fiefii upon them as thick as
duft i and Feathered fowls like as the fand of
the Tea.
19 He let it tall among their tenis : even
round about their habitation.
;o Soiheydid cat,and were welltilled ; for
he gave them (heir own defire ; they were not
difappointed of their lutt.
51 But while thi: meat was yet in llnlr
e|t Buttr.
S«[ioiiiigmrai[iBt^
Ctt riiDtni bD« Is
pas I.
Cti i^n.
iStmi ImDlngs ill.
Biaii II n i«ll.
ITIli Bnlgbl.
Ait(ii(.stTtnl{tli,
Drtf IS. The Pfalras.
Even.
nioulhs the hcavv wnth of Goit cuiile upon
ihtm, and (l(w tht weaitliieU of (hero ! yen,
and I'inolT duwn iIk chof«a men dial were in
Ifratl.
^1 Kut for ill ihb they finnrd yet more :
limt belinvcd not his wondrous works.
3 ) Thcrrfurc ilieit days did h< vonrooic in
vanily i and ilicir years in trouble.
;4 W hen he llew them, thry fought hun i
and turned thcnieiily,niidcnEuiir<diLrii'rGod.
s; And they rtnicmbercd that God wu
their liretigth i aoJ tb»l (ht liigh God viai
their redeemer,
36 Nevcrtheleft, ihcy did but flMtrr him
with (heir itsoulh 1 and Jilll-mbttd witk hitn in
their tongue.
37 Fociheirhciirtwils not whole with him:
neitheri-oiitinuedthcyftedlaft in hitcovenim.
}S But he vrxk I'li incrtifut, thai he forgave
their mildeedi : and dclhoyed ihein not.
59 Yia, many a time tomeii he hit wrath
.-iH-jy ; and wouM ilul lulVcr hUwhuIe diljilea-
lure to aiife.
40 For he conlidercd Ihac they nere but
He/li ; and that (hey were even * niiul UlU
pallclh jway, ^nd cometh not again.
41 Many a lime did they provoke him in
the wildenirfs : and grieved him in the ilelert,
41 They turned ba^lt, and tcmiited God j
and moved the Holy One in Ifracl.
4.; Ttn-v ilirni!?ht not iif liii hand : and of
flulD llr III UIE Ctt4II.
Efin. The PfalRlS. Day 15.
(lie day when he delivered them from the hand
of the cneni)' i
^ How he had ivrmight his miracles in
Egypt - ^^'^ hiswnnders in the fiAi of Zoan.
+; He mined their waters inio hloml : lb
that they might not drink of (he rivci-s.
46 He lent lice amoiig rhem, and devoured
(hein up : md frog? to deftroy them,
47 He gave iheir fruit unto the catehpilPar ;
and their labour umo the grafshopjier.
48 Hedeilroyediheirvineswilh hail-ftones;
and their 1 mil berry- trees with the froft.
49 He liuutc their cattle alio with hail-
llones : and their flocks with hot thunder-
bolts.
50 He caft upon thera the furioufncls of
his wrath, anger, diipleafure, and trouble ;
and lirnt evil angels among them.
51 He made a way to his indignation, and
fiiared not (heir Ibul from death ; but gave
[heir life over to the peliilcnce -,
51 And linote all the firlt-born in Egypt ;
the moft (irincipal and mightiell in the dwell-
ings of Ham.
55 But as for hi? own people, he led (hem
forth like Iheep : and carried them in (he *vtU
dcrncfs like a flork.
54 He brought them nut fafely, (hat they
Ihould not fear ; and overwhelmed their ene-
mies with the Tea.
^5 AnJ brought thera within (he borders
Sti iSatultt.
esgnltt xtti tint,
ilimiisniitldtiilit.
(rni Sin III man.
KTiifflt oii.Jiiliat.
ctnii m DID aDGiii.
fltfjF ij- The Pfalms. fe/s. j
of Ills fAnfluary : even la Kit mounCRln whidi
he purchaird with hU right hand.
j6 HEtaitoiit the heathen aIfi>))cruT«)litm -
caiifod their land to be divided among ihrit:
for an hcntage, and made the tiibes of tlht:!
to dwell in thtiT tents.
57 Smhty tempted, inddirpUaftdlheinoii
high God : and kept not hh telliiituniri \
5S But mined theii back», and fell awaj
like iheif torrtatbera : flarlitig afidc like u
brckrti bow.
59 For ihey grieved him with iheir hill-
altars : and provoked him (o dilpIeaAire nilh
their iitinge*.
6c When God heard (his, he was nroth :
and tuuk. IbrE dir|]lejfiire aC irrael.
61 So thai he forfookt lie tabernacle in Siloi
even the tent that he hid pitched iniong men.
6z He delivered iheii power into captivity i
and llicir beauty into llt< enemy's hand.
6; He gave his people over illii unto the
fword ! and was wroth with his inheritance,
64 Th<? lire conJiiincd thtir yoimg tiicll i
and their maidens were not given 10 mutri:)^.
65 Their prieftt wcic limn with the Iword !
an>l there neie no widowt lo make lamcnla-
liun.
66 So the Lord awakcil n> one out of JImjii '
and like a giant rcfrclhed with vrlne.
67 Hefitiolehi^icnctnictin the hinderpuls; I
and pot ihcm lo a perpetual (liime.
I .siitiiiiati«A<i9ti»aiiinnicbi>t:
I are i-.t us riettiiM In Illf tl(».
■c^:
^t;*
,%fl-?Uf-
JVf r».
The Pfalms. D.ii iS,
it He Kt'urrd the labemarle of Jiifepli i
I and (hijfc not ihr iribr of Ephraim ;
£9 Bill chale (he tribe nf Juilah i even ihe
I hitl ol'Siun which tic loi-cd.
70 And there he bliilt HU Ktnple on high ;
land Inid ih« foundaiion ofii like the gn^unil
1 which he hitli mailt continiulJy.
71 He chol'e Div'ii *llo hit fcrvant 1 and
look him nway from the (heep-folili.
7» A»he »»»fiiIlo«vingthec«r»gmtiviih
young onei he took him : thai he niii;ht fcrd
Jacob hi) people, ind Il'nel hit inheritance,
73 So he led ihcm with a t'lithhil and true
j heart : atid tulcd ihem prudently with all hit
I power.
MORNING PRAVER.
PSALU l.XXlX. Com, vntramt.
GOD, the heathen are come intn
thine inheritance ; thy holy temple
have they defiled, and made Jemfa-
lem an heap of Hones.
I Tlie dead bodiet of thy icn-anK ha»e
Ihey given (o be incit nolo the fowls ol' the
air ; and the HcHi i>t thy laintt unto the beaitt
of the land.
1 Tlifir blood haTf they ihcd tike water
on every fide of Jerufalem ; and ihetr wai no
man to bury (hem.
4 Vi'ii lie lici-ciiiie .in .>pen (h«me to o«r
lit I11IU. xii turn, no ucKi
flimn omit an injir t ^h\fi
f f Tguai (I (40.
aul t(9T mr uu»t.
(th atlolaI^
CIijtb US inao iiiBt.
fHirni. { ihrt (all
Illii ^«i(iii.
Stmff.utiiKniiuiL
illBitcgminmiin.
D^y It. The Pfalms. «#r«.
ciiciiiio 1 3 very Ici^rn and derilicn unto ibcm
thai are lound nbout u«.
5 Lunl, huw lung wilt ihou be angry : Ihall
iliif JciiliJiiiy bum iike lire tWcver?
ti four Dill thine indignation iip»n the hcii-
tlicn that huv« not known thcc :anil upon the
kingddma ihni !iavciio[(..itInl iiponrhy Nunie.
7 For llicy have di:v<juicd Jicoti : and l»Id
waltc !ii«dwclIing-|ilEici-.
S O remember nol niir old fint, but hare
mercy upun ut, and that Ibon : IW wc ore
come to jjrrat niilery.
p Hcl|> 111^ O Cod of our lalvation, Ibr the
glory (it' thy Nimt! Odeli»et uii^ndbc mer-
t'iliil iinin iiui liiiH, for rliy NHtni-'t liiJce.
to WhiTcforc do the heathen ftiy i Where
is now their Ciodf
II O lei ihe venseince of thy iVrvantt' it
hlooil thll ii Ihed ; be openly flicwed upon '
the heailicn in our fight.
11 O let ihe Ibriowful fighing of the pti-
Toners come bel'oie thee : MVoraing to the
gti-iinelk cit" thy pontr, prefttvc thou tkoA
thai arc uppoinled (o die.
I] And for the blolphemv wherewith our
ncighbourshavehlalplitmeiliiiec I reword ihou
Illcm, O Lord, Icvcn-fiild into (heir bofom.
1+ So wc, that are thy people, and llieep
fitthjf ualiutc, (hull uivelWlliankt tor ever:
and will siHay be Aiewinff forth thy praile
t'tom gcneialion to sceneralion.
rnrjLijr.iiiiiii i|ii ,, .igswrt;
ifor*. The Pfalms. Dnj i*.
Psalm Lxxx. ^i regit Ifrael.
EAR, O thou Shephsrd of Iftad,
thou thai leadeftjofeph tiltea lliee[i:
Ihuw thyrdC alio, lliou ihat rutell
upon the rherubijnB.
I ilctore Epliraim, Benjamin, and ManaA
fcs ; itir up thy ftrength,and come, and htlp us.
3 Turn lis again, O God : lliew the lighl
of thy countenance, and we (liall be whole.
4 O Lord God of hofts ; how long wilt
thou be anffry with thy people that prayeth t
5 Tiiou teedelt iliem with the bread oi'fears:
and givefttheiti plenteoufneis of tears to drink.
6 Thou hall made us a veiy llrife unto our
ncighbouti; an dour enemies laugh us lo icorn.
7 Turn U5 again, thou God of holU -. iliew
the light of thy countenance, and we fhall be
whole.
S Thou hall: brought a vine out of Egypt -
thou liali cal) out the heathen, and plsnlcd it,
9 Thou mad^Ll room for It : and when it
had taken root it filled Ihe land.
I o The hills were covered with the Ihadow
i)f it : and the boughs thereof were tike the
goodly cedar-lrees.
I I She Ibetched out her branches unto the
Tea : and her bouebs unto the river,
12 Why haft thou then broken down her
hedge : that all they that go by pluck aS her
l; rap 1:5 i
(rm 1MM.
esatti) Ki sliall piC'
till.
Cbi k: una ri lilt.
OU' MSiMill,
(TlfDu innfli diD^i!
am int.
Xti asdgiionn.
let* Ml sa nish,
■.DID rho" in 113 1 lir.
Z)rf» i4. The Plalms.
Mvrn,
13 The wili) lioar out of ibe nouii dolli
rooi it up 1 Hnil ihc wild beilti of the field
di-vour it.
If Turn (hee again, thou God of holh, look
down from heaven ! heboid, and villi ihhvinej
15 Aod the place of the rincjard tliai thy
right hand lidlh pittnted 1 nnd ihe branch thai
thuii inadel) To Itrong for ihyfclf.
ifi It \\ burnt with fire, and cut down :
mil I hey Ilia 11 pcrdh at the rebuke of ihycuin-
lcnance-
ij Let thy hand be upon the man of thy
right hand : and upon ihe Ton of man, whotii
Ihou madell fo tirung foi Ihine own fcif.
iS And lb nil] not we go back fruin ihee i
O id ui live, and we Ihail call upon thy Name.
ic| Turn usagoin, O Lord God of hoik :
Ihew the li^hi of thy countenance, and hc
Ihail be whutc.
Psalm lxxxi. Exullatr Dft.
ING we merrily unto God our]
lltengtb : make a cheerful noilV un*
to ihc God of J.icob.
s Take the pfalm, bring hither
the rabrel ; the ititrry liaip with the lute.
J Blow up the trumpet in the new-moon 1 I
even in the (ime appointed, and upon our lo-
lemn fcaft-day.
4. For (hi« wns made a ftatute for lO^cti
irid n l.iiv nf the God of Jsroh.
' Nxn.narmrliicind'n tirn-ii.
afflhrn ttraili hutli ciirimsE 10 IIMII.
jUA^iKr^V^^^AUUf-i^rlA'
■s-jf-xir-
Morn.
The Pfalms.
5 This lie oi'damcd in Joltph tor a ttfti-
mony ; whtn he fame oiitot ihe land of Egypl,
and hs-d heai'd a Itrange language.
6 1 eafcii his fiiouldcr from ilie hurden land
tiN hands were delivered from malting th<;
7 Thou callcdll upon mc in troubles, and
f delivered tliee : and hfard thee what hnie
:ii the ilorm fell u}iiiii thee.
8 I proved thc£ allb : at the walersofflrifc.
9 Hear, O my peuple, ami I will afluie ihce,
O Ifrael ! if ihou wilt hearken unto me,
10 There Ihall nn iliange god be in ihce ;
neither Ihalt thou worfliip any other god.
1 1 I am ihe Lord thy God, who brought
thcc out of tlie land of Egypt ; open Hiy
mouth wide, and I Diall fill it.
11 But my people would not hear my voice;
jnd Il'iael nould not obey nic.
I J So I gave tliem up unto theirowin hearts'
Uilfs ! and let thrm follow their own imaglna-
lions.
14 Olhal my people would have hearketirii
unto mt ; for it Ifiail had walked in my way^,
1 J I lliould IcKin have put down their ene-
mies : and turned my hand againli their ad-
verlaritH,
t6 The haters of the Lord fhould havcbern
found liars ; but iheir lime ilioiild have en-
dured for ever.
17 He (hoiild have fed (hem alfo with tht
Stir iertilB.
Ktroin, in tlie gliliin
D(ai grnss In Otdtl
Gtlti.
\
XII mu«i n tti(
Psalm lxxxii. Dtui/litii.
OD Oandtth in the coogrcgsrion nl'
princci : hr it ■ J»iJg* nmong gods.
» Ho>v lung willye gire witiiij;
jiidgtmcnt : and nxrpt thr pctfoiu
ot'lhc ungfiilly ?
J Dtftnd ihp poor and fjthtrkfi : fee ibzt
Tuch » ar« in nctd mil nn't-llily lisrr tiji;ht.
4 Di^liver ihe oiit'i-an and poor: livr (bcrri
from the hnnd of ihe ungodly.
J Thry will not be Icarnrd nor undcrftand,
but walli on Hill In darkiK-r^ -. all ihc futiuila-
tiotM of the earlh are out of eourft.
6 I have laid, Ve ate gotls ; xnd ff, jrc ail
iherhiliirrn ol'thc mnft Higlicft,
■} But ye ftiall die like men ; and fall like
i"*nc of fill! prlnoc*.
8 Arile, O God, and judge thou the cartl> :
lor (hoiu (halt takv all hnthen to thine inhe.
|£w*, The Pfalms. Dnj itt.
muniiuriiig i ind thijf tliai hate thee have litt
up rhcir hrjd.
J They have imagined rtafiily againft thy
people ■ >ml uktu cuunicl iguInA thy IVcrci
on».
4 TTicy have faid, Come, and let us root
ihcm out, ihat they be nu mure a pcuplc ; and
thai ihc name oi Iftnel may be n<i more in (c-
mcinbrJni'r.
5 For they have cxii ihcir hradt to^iftliir
with one conlcni ; and are eonfoierate agiini)
tllCC i
6 Thetibcrnaeletof thcRdomiict,and the
irmaelilri ; the Muabllei, and Hagarcns ;
7 Gcbil, a.nd Ainmun, uiid AiiMtek : the
PhiliHin«, with them thai dwell al Tyre.
S AITut idfu i« joined with ihem i and have
liiiljicii the childirn of Lot.
•) But da thou 10 ihem at unto the Madian-
iici 1 iinlu Silcni, and unto Jubin at the brouk
of Kilbn {
to Who perilhed ai Endortand became
an the dung of the caith.
II Make ihcm and their princes like Oreb
And Zeb : yen, make all ihiir princn like 3'
Zebn ami Salmana^
la Who fay. Let ai take lo ourfelvn i the
hoiiirt of (jod in iK'IIVfTiim.
1 ) O my God, make them like unto a
nhecl 1 and at the lluhbte b<:forc ttir nind \
14 Like i- ihc fuc ih.ii liuiiii-tli u|) the
SiM Biiiininit.
Oruinintt. (ill ibq'-
itin
BIlialBtcrs to mp
Unnti.
rii( ico(ioiu.
«jipii(n, iiitTit anil
ml:
Ets loulilii f tnusl
b(.
woud : and as the flame that coilluineth tin-
15 Perrcciite them evtn Co wJlli thy leri
pfll t and make iliem afiaid with ihy iWni
i4 Make their laces alhinicd, O Lord -.
(har thty may Itek thy Name.
17 Let [hem be conlbuniicd and vexed cn-r
more anil more : !« them be put to Ibumc,
and pefiUi.
iS And thry Ihall know that ihou. whoTe
Name is Jrhovih l art only the muft Htghcll
over all ihe eaiih.
PiALM Lxxxiv. Sigam dileda!
HOW unliable are thy dwelling! ;
thou horA of hoftil
> My I'mil hath a delife and Ioqi;.
iiig to cnttt into the OOulti of tEe
my heatt and my flelh rejoice in the
living God.
3 Vc."i,therparrowhalli found hcrtnlmufc,
and the fwallow a ncft where (he may lay htt
yoimg -. even thy ali:arb,0 Lotd of bolls, my
King and my God.
4 BIclIcd are they that dwell In thy houlc :
ihciy ivill lie nl"'iy (iiailing thee,
5 Blelftd ii the man vlhoie flren^h it in
thie ; in wlinlt heart ate ihv w/w.
6 Who going through the » ale nf mifctv
ufe it for 3 well : and the poaU are filled Hitii
«aler.
filii ;7«iinti-
Even. The Pfalms. Day .6.
7 They will go frnm ftrenglli lo (trenglh ;
iiid mito the Goii of gods appcatelh every
one ot them in Sion.
S O Lord God of hofta, hear my prayer :
hearken, O God of Jacob.
9 Bvhold, O God our defender : and look
upon (he face of ihine Anointed.
10 For one day in ihy coorls : is better than
a fhoiilknd.
1 1 I had rather be a door-keeper in the
honfe of my God ; than to dwell in the tents
oC iingodlinefs.
II For the Lord Godisa light and delcDce:
the Lord wdl give grace and worlhip, and no
good thine ihali he withhold from ihem that
live a godly life.
■ 3 O Lord God of holts ; bklTed Uthe man
that pucteih his trait in thee.
P&ALM Lxxxv. Senedixifii, Do/nine.
ORD, (hou arlbccome gracious unto
thy land : thou hall turned away the
captivity of Jacob.
a Xhou haft forgiven the olFence
of thy people : and covered all their fins,
J Thon haft taken away all rhy diloleafure !
and turned thyfelf from thy wrathful indig-
nation .
4 Turn us then, O God our Saviour : and
let thine anger ceafe from us.
^ Wilt ihou be dil'pkafed at us for ever :
ilcllllft (tilttllDt
ivjOc
eratt im intsiiiDr,
riii €11 1 ten.
|[)r Viloins.
bHrsrlimgitr
MI'.
Spent IS ttint igi.
The Pfalms.
Mtrn,
inil "ill iliou Itrcii'li out thy vrraih from one
ycneralion lo another >
6 Will iliou nut lum again, and quicken
us 1 tliat iliy people may rejok'c in ihec ?
7 Shew us thy incrcy, O Lord i Kn4 grant
ui ihy lalf Jtion.
S I will hearken what the Lord God will
fay fonccrning mc i fill' he (hall Ipcak jieace
unio hii people, and to hii f»inti, thai rbcy
turn not agiin.
9 For hit falvatiou ii njgh ihcm th.it trar
him : that glory may dwell in our land.
10 Mcrcyand Inilh ate init together 1 righ-
leoufnefi and peace have killed each other.
11 Truth Innli Suuiilh out of the eurtb i
3nil f iglitEuufncfji hath hjukcddon'n from hea-
ven,
i» Yea, the Lord Ihall Ihew Wing-kinil-
neli : and our land flijll give her incre.ife.
1 ) Rightfoufncfi Oiall go hcfure liini i ami
he tliall liirct^l his going in the way.
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm lxjixvi, lH<lma, Dv/une.
OW down thine ear, Lord, and I
hear me i for I atn poor, and in
mlfeiy.
1 Prcfervc thou my foul, for lam
holy ; niy God, fuvc thy fcrvanl thai pulletii
hill trull m (hce.
Mth.
The Pfalms.
D,i<,
5 Bt mcri-iriil unto mt, O Lofd ; for I *ill
rail diily upnn ihcc.
4 Cumtort ih« Toul nfthy Temnt i for unto
lh<c, O Lor), <Io I lift up m^ foul.
5 FonhouiLordiKigoodHndgruiouiiind
ofurmt mercy unioallihcmtliiiirall upon (hff.
6 Giffc c«r. Lord, unto my priyet ; ami
pund«r tlic Toicc of my humMc dclirci.
7 In tlw lime of my IrouMe I will <ail
upon tli« ; for lliou liiirtft mc,
3 Among the goili llnrc ii iiont likr unto
thee, O Loiil ; thete U not one that e»n do «•
thou docli.
y All naliont whom thou hjft miidf IIidII
come and wotfliip thee, O Lonl : »nd JliuU
glorify thy Name,
10 Fur ihou an great, and docA wondrous
tiling) I thou an God alone.
1 1 Trarh me tliy way, O Lord, and I will
wallc ill thy truth : 6 knii my liract unto thee,
ihut I iiiLiy I'ear thy Name.
ti I will (hank I'hcr, O Ltird my God, with
:ill my heart : and will praile thy Name fiir
rvcrinore.
1 1 Fur great it thy mercy lowani mc i and
thou haft delivered iny foul from the nrthec-
mull hell.
■ 4 O Cod,iheprDiid at« rifcn sgnhift inci
and the conjcregaiiont of naughty men have
fought after my liiul, and have not fci ihec
bcfiiic rlicif eyck.
OMilp inr9 nti nil Br of lofiiili'
fliritlh r^nnh Lim Mini] hr.ii'h
til' Kiili iMon.
trill! Mtn ROT golD,
^frraSuitMartn
rt(3grOt«)a.
linlD,
fiuiiMiifitiiJuKn-
rai ao Dtrr.
rtii StiKin.
00 nniEnH not m,
ffiRcgniKincnrttct
irtit iqu&biiisiuin.
l4BDiit no fflDir
pafliQii anil inert-y t Irjiig-rofferiliE, plcnlcou-
iti gooitj^rl^^ and Imth*
iti O ruTii ih« then unto me, aivl h.i.
merry in>on me i kivc ihj' ftrcnc;'
li'rv:uit,uiil hclji the Ion of' Ibiiii .
■ 7 Shew lame lokcti upon iii>: tui ^>j(til,
ihii ihcy whu lialc iiic may fee it, and be
altiuDcil 1 liediule ihou, Lcrd, hatt holpcn '
mc, and comfoned me.
PiALM LXXXrii. Fundamenta rJM.
ER foimdAtionx lie upon ihe holy
hilU ! the Lord lovelli t?ir gstCB of
Sion more lti»i) all rhc dwellings of
J xcob.
» Very excellein things arc Tpulica of llwe i ^
diou I'ily t>( God.
3 I will (hitik upon Rahab and Babylon j I
with, ihcni ihat kiiQw me.
4 Behold ye the Philiftintu alfi> i and they
of Tyre, witn the Mariana; Ici, there wm he
horn.
J And of Sion i( Ihall \>t reported tlial he
ivsH hum in her : iiid the mull nigh Ihall ftii-
lililVi her.
6 The Lord (hall rehcarft itwVn hevvriteth '
rip the nc'iplc i that he was bom there.
7 Tlic lingers jllb and trumpeters fti all he
rclicarli^ ■ All tnv frctli Q-nngH (lial! be iti fhce.
PsaLM Lxxxviit. Domine Dm.
LORD God of my falvalion, I have
cried day and night before thee : O
letiiiy prayer en Itr into thy prclciict,
jllcliDE thine ear tinto my tailing,
I For my foul U full of (rouble ; md my
life draweih nigh unto hell.
3 I am counted as one nf them that go
down into the pit : and I have been even as
3 man that hath no flri:nglh.
+ Free among the dead, like unto ihem that
aru wounded, and lie in the grave i who arc
(jui of remembrance, and are cut away from
thy hand,
5 Thou haft laid me in the loweft pit : in
a place "of darknefh, and in the deep.
6 Thine i nil ignition lielh hrtrd upon me :
and thou halt vexed me with all thy ftorms,
7 Thou halt put away mine acquaintance tar
from me ;ami made me tobcahhorreJof them.
8 I am lb fall in pri/on : that 1 cannot get
forth,
9 My fight failelh for very trouble i Lord,
I have calSd daily u|ion thee, I have ftretched
forth my hands unto thee.
10 Doft thou Hiow wonders among the dead i
or ftiall (he dead rife up again, and praife thee ?
II Shall ihy loving-kindnels be fhewcd in
the p;rave i or thy faithlulneis in deftniition ?
11 '^ImU thv ^^■^Jlu[l^Jus ^vofk'. In klM'huii in
(Till :rl|rlili('0.
lUttt iCt atin,
i\a am mmn.
ett Jfmi.
nttaoiisti inn iphu
Dgyij. The Pfalms.
£pc».
[|iF durk : and thy righreoiilncf! in ibe land
where xh things arc foigotlcn i
13 Until lliee have li^clei,!, O Lord 1 atxl
early (hall my [irayer come beibrt tbee.
1* Lord, why ibliorreii ihou my foul ! nnd
hidcft thijii thy face fioni me )
1; I nm ill miftry, anJ like unto him that
it lit the point in die : even frcini my youth Up
'liy tcniirnluve It'iifferFtiiviihatraublcilniind.
16 Thy wntlxful dilplcafurcgoelh ovc( mtt
anii the tear of thee haih undooc me.
17 They cumi; rcnjnd about inc daily liktr
water J and coinpallcd me together on trtty
iiAc.
18 My lovers and friends hi8 thoM put
anay fiom mc : and hid minD Mifusintanee
out of my fight, '
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm lxxxix. Miji'uoriiia! Domim.
' V fong (hall be alwjy of ihc loving-
kindiiefi of the Lord 1 niih my
miuih will I ever be Ihewing ihy
truth from one generktioD to an>
ulhcr.
I For I have faid. Merry (liall be frt up for I
eveti thy truth llialtthoollabUlh in the Ih'kviiu. I
1 I have made a covenant with my chofeii 1
I have fworn unto David inyfcrvant)
4 Thv iecdnill I rtablilh fT rvcr 1 and fet 1
)?nr IDLsr, itiislmglf. iimitTif B'gtd.l
1 .1 a liu (ntrr m^ncrllcn lo utrpunig tbti.
up [hyihionctVom one generation (Oiuiuchct.
5 O Lord, llic very htnvf he niill praiic ihy
wondtnui Hotks ; ami ihy tfuili in ihc con>
gtcgalion o( the faints.
6 for ivlici •> be among the cloud* : thai
Ihall l)c compared untu the Luril I
7 And w&ai i» he among the getdi : thai
Oiull be like un(o (hr Luid t
8 God is vefy greatly lo he frircd ill the
council of the I'^inii % and to be hid in reve-
rence of all (hem ihat are lOiind alu.ul lilrti.
9 OLoiJGtiJijf liu(i»,wlioi»likennttithcri
(hy imth, raoft mighiy Lord, ii on every fide.
10 Thou rulcit tlit raging of Uit feii i thou
ftiilcft the wavci thcTCijf when thry milr,
1 1 Thou hali fuhdned Epypt.ind deltroyed
it I ihuu hail Icattcreil tliiiie enemies abroad
with thy mighty wm.
II The heavem ate thine, the earth allb it
thine : thou hail laid the foundation of the
rounil world, and all th»t therein is.
1 5 Thou hart tnjiie the north sndiherniith;
TaSot and Hetmon fh»ll tcjoice in ihy Name,
■ 4 Thuii halt I mighty arm ! lirvng i' ihy
hand, and high i' thy right hand.
t; Ki[;h[eournelii anil equity ate (he hahi-
lation fit illy leat : mercy and iriilli fhall gu
before thy Mcc.
lA Blelfcd is the people, O Lord, that can
rejoice in thee ! rhty lliall walk in the light
i][ thv countenance.
GUI I9(gl«.
Rtstlxi IS Dim;
Jloi [ am lomt.
tut iswb.
VDung >nli DIB,
€ami u inn f«ni.
or limfiiE.
jFrii noi mi,
Cftonit (QTliIftt.
Day 17. The Pfalms.
17 Theirdelightlhallbcdailvintby Name:
and in thy right coiulneJii lliall ihcy make ihclc
I g For ihou an ihe glofy of their ftrengih ;
.iTiil in thy loving-kiniiiiclg thoH llialt lilt up
■ III! Imrni.
19 For thf Lord it iiurdel«nce : Uie Holy
One of U'rael 'is nut King.
20 Thou Tpakclt ibmciime In vllinni unto
tliy faints, and raidl) : 1 have laid help upon
one that ii mighty j I have c»altcd one L'l>ali;n
out ci the peojile.
It 1 hivv mund David my fcrvant : with
niy holy oil h^ve I anuinti^d hiitl,
2: My h.-ind Ihali hold him fali : and my
arm (hall lltcngthi^n him.
1} The enemy llisll not he able to do him n
violence : the Ton of wickedncls (hall not huit ~
him-
J4. I will fmlte down his fora before hii
{icz : mid plngiie them that hale him.
15 My iniih sifo and my mercy (hall be
with him I md jn iny Name Aiall hi« horn be
exulted.
ii5 I will fel his dominion atfo in the lea :
and his light hand in the Auodi>.
IT He Thall call me. Thou ail my Father I
my God, and my ftrong Iblvillon.
iS And 1 will make him niy lirA-bortl t
higher ihan ihe kinp of the earth.
1^ My itictcy wilt [ keep for 111. ■
iCIIMIOIIDr^ nail IMF ILltltT
SoliTiin iiis liHf I'fiiiiilp
Been.
The Pfalms. D.
ly ir-
i:iiirc I Had ray coventnl ihill ilind fall will)
!i nil.
-.o Hn feed illb will 1 make co cndMre lor
'. > cr : :i»d hii throne lu the J.1}'> uf lic^ivcii.
ji Bui if hit children fnrfakc my kw : anil
walk not ill mjr jii Jgrincntt )
:t It thcjr break iiw ftatiiio, mil kecj) nut
I I . (oinmanilnicnM: I will vifii iheir offcncwi
<:U ihc ml, hihI llicir lin wiib Iboiirgc*.
, ) Ntverthcirfi, my loving-kind ncU will I
ijoi utterly lake from him :iior fulTcrmy Itulh
CO tilil.
34 My covenant will I not bmk, nor slier
iht ihisg that in gone out of my lipi : 1 have
fworn once by my liolincfh, that I wtll not 1^1
David.
3 ; Hi* feed diall endure for tvar i uid hU
(tat ii like M ilir liiii brforr n>«.
}i He (hall liind hH for evcttnore ai the
moon ; and u ihc liitliful witotfi In hcnven.
37 But tliuu halt ablicirml and furlitken
ihine Anninted : and nd dtfpleafcd at him.
]S Thou hall hiokoi the cuvcnont of ihy
Itrvam I and cirt hii cruwii lo ihe ground.
yj Thoii haft ovcrthiown all his hcdgci :
»nJ broken down hit itiong hold?.
40 All ihcy that gf> by J)ioil htm : and he
it become a reproach to hU neighbour.
41 Tliou h:ill let up the eight hand of hh
CIIF111 in I and iii.idc all h it advetl'a nm to rejoice.
41 Tin III hit\ taken away the cdijc t-f Iii.-^
LCVPf
jlr 1I111 Mill 6i luaiHsi B>oi([
Ui Or.iD ]inf irnnk. i^ i' Do '
f D( V51II1IHBS.
lOmpirsi iniiitt
tliDn tt,
frnau mtisiitoip
Bull inr.
:,^ ^
E:
iQHrrii ilss tttl
asi am. BB (lilt
tlioii bt.
■ B9H . \m,
pclitcr;s tf ^lii
tslitr,
0ODIIIII Don { am
gdiii male.
livonl 1 and gi>cll liim nut littury in the bat-
tle.
4^ Thoii liall put out hi> glory i and <»A
liis ihraiic lUiwn to tlic groiinil.
44. The day) of lii& youth hiil thou ihoti-
cticil : mill coveted him wiili difhonour,
4j Lord, how long wiit thou hide thyfelf,
for ever ; ind Ihili thy wjsih burn like fire I
4* O rniicmljrr how ilioil my limo h -.
wheiefori halt ihou miidc.ill iiicn lor ii'iui;ht '
47 What mati ii he thji liveih, nnd liiill
nur l'i;r death : and (hall hi- deliver his tuiii
from ihe hnnii of hell f
48 Lord, where are ihy oW loving-kind-
nclTi-t ; ivhich thou fwurcll unto David in thy
truth ?
41) Remember, Lord, the rebuke (hat thy
rtrvaiiCi lixve : and how I do bcur in my bo-
I'orn the rebukes ot' many people }
5a Wherewith thine enemies hiive blaf-
|ihemod ihte, and llnndeivd ihe fooifteps of
thine Anuinrird i ptailtd br the Lord tor ever-
more. Aincn, and Amen.
ihe iivorld were mad^ j (hou art God from
ivtrlafling, and world without end.
5 Thou liirndl man to dtliriiiHtin ; again
(hou r3yi:lt. Come iigain, yc chilJren of men.
4 For a (houfand years in thy liglit art but
16 ycfttrday ; feeing that is pall js a watch in
fhe flight,
5 As fuun as thou I'tatlereft tliem tlicy are
even as a Hcep : :ind lade aivay fuddenly liki^
ihc grals.
6 In the morning it is green, and groweth
up : bill in the evening it h cut down, dried
up, and withered.
7 For wei'onl'umeaway in ihy difplcafurc !
and ars nl'raid at thy wraihful indignation.
i Thou haft fet our milUceds before ihee ;
and our fecrel (ms in tht light of ihy eounic-
iiante.
9 For wlien thoii art angry all ounlays are
gone : wc bring our years to an end, as it
were a lale that h tuld.
to The days of our age are three leore yea i'^
and tin j and though men be lb lliong ihat
ihey rome to fourJcorc years : yet is llicir
(Ircngth then but labour and furrow j fo foon
gmireth it away, and we are gone.
II But who TLgardfth the power of thy
wrath ; for even thereafter as a man fearelh,
lb is thy difpltaftire.
II So (earh us to number our days i that
ivt may apply our hrarts onto wifdum.
Muiii, iiunniit, inD ildir5 oojil no mini :
■ DiJili. nilTii iir [oiiitili, scoildl) l^
(Till kfTsuniiBs,
iCouiTtrsa ci mbll
thou art.
lalnCf ibrcUiiiliMi
(in.
^
. ^t*
r&r VISEOuiUffls.
Eini EUiiTr.
jfor at tttm f |>aDr
\ia ait.
rO' HIT on MS.
BtciincBS tntrine
PKpirt msiil [D
tilt
M*rn,
r J Turn (hoc again, O Lord, al ihe \n& -.
and he gracious unto thy l<rv;knit.
14 O fnliify ui with lliy mcrty, nml tli:ii
ioon : lb fliall wc ctjoiic itnii Ik glad ill ihc
ilxy^ of our life.
15 Comfort iiiagaiD now afnrthetitnBtliit
lliou halS plagued UH ; and fur (he ycAn whric-
in we lisvc Aiffcicd advetfity.
16 Shew thy ftrvaati thy work i and tJieix
cliildrdi ihy glory.
17 And the glorioiii Majefiy of the Lord
our God be upon us ! proljwr thoo the work
of oui hands upon us, O profper thou our
handy-work,
PsAi.M XCii ^Habitat.
H05O divellvdi under llic defence
of fhc molt High : l)ijll.ibide undct
ihe lliidow ol (he Almighty.
1 I wilU'ayiintothcLord,Thou I
ait my hope, ami my ftrong hold : rny God, |
in him wiil 1 triili.
) Fur hi* Ihall liclivtr thee from the fnare
of (he liiiiKL-r : and from (be oaifoinc pelli-
lence.
4. H(f Ihnll defend ihee under hU ning^ I
;im1 tliuu [Ii3l( be fafc under hU fe-itheri : hU |
fiiiihfuliiefii and truih fhali be thy (liieUI and I
buckler.
5 Tliiiu Dialt not he afraid fnr any terror 1
by iiii;li( : nur fii' llir iiifit\ I tint flielh by day j
.l/ir».
The Pfalms.
iS.
fi For the ptlHIcncc thai will^cih in dark-
iicli ! nor for the fickiirft that dcltroycth in
I he noon-daf,
7 A Ihoiiland lh:ill fait btlidclhccjind ten
rhouranil II [h]r right hftnJ i but >i fliall not
i.i:<me iilgli ilice.
i Ye», wilh tliinr ntt fliall ihou behold :
ind fee the rcKird of the uiiKodty.
9 For thon. Lord, atl mjrlKiuc i thou halt
I'd ihlnc tiiiiilV of tUfrnco very nigh.
10 There lh;ill no cvil happen unlo ihcf i
neither Ihall any plague conic nigh thy dHcIl-
ing.
I ■ For he Ihill give hii ingrl> vliargc over
tliec 1 (') keep ihcc in all ihy waji.
13 Ihcy tliull bear thee in their handi i
that rhou hurt not thy fiinl againit i (teinc.
1 J Thciu thiili Ko upon the lion and adder ;
thcyuiin^ lion and the dragun llinli thou trrid
under ihy feet.
14 Bcciule he hath lc( hii love upon me,
thncturc will I deliver him : I will let him
TIJ1, heraiitc he h:ith knciwii my NHiiir.
I J He &all call upon ne, and I will hear
him : yea, I am with him in trouble | 1 will
deliver him, and bting him to honour.
i6 With lonff life nill I faiiity him : and
lliew him my falvation.
^5ifM^
Dr^lt tf tis mrgbinclli tDltDllKr
i5»I(lfSl. Ciirli. Oiii6t5>, inB Sllnrr
r92Sl
fc ,i^
trtt JUDgoUlift.
mtr,
[ jjii lotni to inDtt;
nti.
l^iS^^
Biniari thr ttus-
DinD's oifrt.
Rrliijcn ititi DOT
Dull giln
^rv-:r:J3.*i^;.iU*i«ViVfiVriwu.v;
•SB«-B-lfW
^A
ry^^T^
Strc etmlinoinin.
Rnr.
IDiRir iliir ran llni
Rbtu «i [loiBig in
and iiciarKmap
tmlit.
Hay 18. The Pfalms. W*i-».
PsaLM xcii. fisirvM f/f tenfittn.
T is 3 goml thing (u give (hanks
unto the Lord 1 nnd to <lne iiniilts
unlo tliy Name, O mod I]ij(lielt ;
I Ti> tell ot' thy loving-kindncft
catly in 'he morning : and of thyiruili In tlw
nignt-lrafon \
3 Upon no inftiumcnt cf ttn ftring*, and
upon ihe Kile : upon a loud inflrumcnl, ;inil
upon Ihc liarp.
4, Fot thuii. Lord, luil mad? me gist)
through ihy woiki : and I will rejoice in
giving yiraile for thr opcciliuntof ihir hintU.
5 O Loid, how gloiious are thy works : thy
ihtiughis are very deep.
6 An iinwirc man doth not well canlider
■his : and a fool dolh not underhand it.
7 VVhenihcungodlyaregreen isihcgraii,
and wlien all the workors of wickedneli dp
flourilh: then IhiiU they be dellroycd tbrevci ,
hut thou. Lord, art ihe moll HigWll for evti-
more.
% For lo, thine cncmlc;, O Lord, lo, thine
enemk'ii II13II ui'rilli ; nnd nit the workcn of
iviikednels Ihtill be dc(lfov«l.
91 But mine horn Iliall'be exalted like ihe
hnrn o(~ an unicorn ; for I sxa anointed with
I'rclh oil.
10 Mine eye niro fhall fee hit luft of mtnc
enemies : and minr ear QiaU b«ar hU define
^^.r
1-^^xr.
r'Nin i| , linrtr^utniirt rimt iDrrCQip \
ft'ffl. The Pfalms. D.y i«-
ot" the wii;licii that arili- up agamll me.
1 1 The righltoub Ihall Huurilli like u palrn-
iree : ami Ihall Ijireail abroml like a ceiiar In
Llbaniis.
11 Siu'h ai !ire planted in ih< litmfc of ihe
Lord ; Ihall floiirilh In the coiirtb oi the houlc
uf our Gud.
13 Tliey alio flmll hring forth more fruit
in ihcir igc : and lliutt be fat and well-
liking.
14 That iheymay (hew how true the Lord
my llrengih is ; and that (here is no unrigh-
teuufnels in him.
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm Xcin. Damiaui rcgnavit.
^^HE Lord is King, and hath put nn
"^ gturious apparel : the Lord haih put
(111 his apparel, and girded hlmlelf
H-ith (hength.
: He hath made the round world lb fure :
that it cannot be moved.
3 Ever llnce the world began hath thy feat
been prepartd : thou art fi'om evcrlaliing.
4 The floods are nfen, O Lord, the floods
have lift up their voice ; the floods lift up their
waves.
5 The waves of the Tea are mighty, and
rage horribly ; hut yet the Loid, who dwclleih
on hio;lii I'' nilj^luiti".
jM([cllllu s iilifl.
Btani aiiD ncDcr s»
nlrl, iOIK.
Oailtr iifirt \sif Dr-
.C. >lk —
irtoiigt itiDU tianc
silprc linn qaJD .
lilt 111 iliou IDLWn
mil limn.
tnt iMiEi,
UTonr tDirl) nutn
His II.
i)/'j is. The Pfalms. £w
fi Thy ttltimnnies O LoiJ, are vttf futc :
holinel't becomciii thine lioiife for over-
PiALU xciv. Demi ulthnurii,
LORD God, lo whom vcnge»nce
lidongxih : thoii Gud, to whom
vengeance belongclh, ilicw tliyl'elt',
1 Ariie.ihnujudgeol tlicworldi
311(1 rvwanl ilie prciud altct tlicir dclciving.
I Loiil, how long (hall llif ungoiJIy : how
long lliall ihc uTiKudly triuniuli ?
4. How lung Ih.ill jiW wicked docn (yak
fodifitaini'uily :aiid make luch proud boafliiie >
5 *l'licy I'liiiie down ihy people, O Lord :
Lind iriiiiliJe thine hetitige.
6 Tlitymurdetthewi3ow,»ndthellranger !
and put ihe t'atherlelii to death.
? And yet (llcy fay, Tulh, the Lord Ihall
nrir jVc : neither Ihall the God oi Jacob re-
gard it.
S T:ike heed, yc unwile among the pto-
)>]< 1 O ye t'ocilk, when will ye underOantl i
9 Hcihm planted the car, fhalt he not heart
01 he ihit made the eye, fliall h« not fee I
10 Or he thul noiduelh the heathen ik »
he th.it tearlicih man knvwIcdgCf fhall no4 he
liunilh !
I I The Lord knowelh the ihoughlsuf man 1
(hill tlicy .11'C l)iit v;tin.
li Biefleii ii the man whom (hoiK'hiniiti tit,
O Lord -. and ttadicft him in thy lii" i
L [Ills Bimn Tiiit> iti itiiintt:
iV^3
- '^:
-A.
I Svn. The Pfalms, D^ty it.
I J Thai thoo isaycll giic him patienrc in
limrofadvcrltty ■ uniil tnc pi( b< <ligf[«l vj,
fot the ungoilly,
■ 4. For (be Lord will not fail hit people 1
neilhct will he fotCikc hit inheriiincc ;
■ J Unlil fiehl(i>uln<t> tum again uolo
jadgtineDt : alMucfa m aie true inlicart (hall
folloiT i(.
16 Who will rife up "ith me af^inli ihe
wii'kcil I or who Mill lake toy part agiinit the
cvii-dotri f •
17 If ihc Lord lud not belpcU me : It hul
not failed but my (alii had been put to fiUncc.
1! But when I faid, My fool hith llipt :
thy nicicy, O Lonl, hcM me up.
19 In ihe muititudc of the ibrrnwi ihat I
had in my bean.: thy comfom have refKllicil
mj Ibal.
lo Wik ikou hare My thing to ito witli
tfaeAoolaf wickettncft : H'bich imagineih miJ-
ckicfaxahwf
a I They ^he( ibcm logcchn igainO the
iirul oi the rightcoua : and romlrmn (he in-
nocent blood.
It But theLordismyrefugeiandmy GoJ
it the Itrrngth «)' my etinfiitencir.
I) He (haJI iccampenfc them ihcii wirlccil-
neli, and deAniy ihem in (heir own malice ;
yea, (he Lord our God Ihall deltroy them.
fmb. iilliiif, mil
SllanslMttBii-
^S
FDc OiuiiLSdlt.
Mt pom,
fat ita tuetiitt*
n» gam.
toutintiiiiin'i^lid
fa[l no inorf. f am
jIdi h'nrf pdu musi
riiitt IS line, inD iin( >o nti : ^,
Ann nrjitt a« lllif flmi4Flf« Xw
< iiitt IS line, inn itat >o nti
gpa guilt as ii«( iitimiic.
D./V 19. The Pfalms. Msm.
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm xcv. fimte, exuktmat.
COME, let i» lins unto th« Lotil :
let HE hfanily rcjujt'c 111 the Itti'tigtti
lit mir rHivaiinn. I
J Let us come bcfoit his prcftncc
ibaiikiViving : and (hew uurfclon glad
in liirn witli pfalm*.
; Fui' the Lordl* 1 gtril God : ind I grcil
King above nil gods.
4 In his hand in all th*r romerE of lli<
earth : and the ftrciigth of the hills is his alfo.
5 The Tea n hih, and he mnde it 1 and his |
hands jirejiared ihe dry land.
6 O ciimr, let ui wotfhip.and tall dtywn :
and kncfl bclwe the Lnn! our Muker.
7 Forhci«(heLoritrjurGodi»ndweare the I
people of his pallutc, sad the Ihecp nt hit hand,
S To-dsy if ye will heir his voice, harden
not your hearts : as in the piovocaliiHi, tad
»* in the day of temptation in the nild^riielti
9 Wlicn yiiur fjthets tempted me ! priyrcd 1
me, and fn™ my works. L
10 Forty years long wms I gtirveil nith'l
till' grnctation, and laid i Ir is a people that r
do etr in theit hesrtt, for they have not knonn
my may* ;
1 1 Unto whom I fware in mjr wrwlK 1 (Kit
tiuy ftmiilil mil enlui iniu my reft.
CLsJ
Mem. The Pfalms. Diy 19.
PsaLm kcvi. CanlaU Domim.
SlNGunlotlieLorda netv long: fin i;
iinlo the Lord, all the whole entlli.
1 Sing unto (he Lord, and praife
hi^iNaine : be lelling of his falvalioii
troni day to day.
3 Declare his honour unio the lieathen ;
ami his wonders unto all pcoplt.
4 For ihe Lord is great, and cannot woi--
thily be praifed : he a mate to be feuicd thitli
all gods.
5 As for all the gods of the heathen, they
are but idols : but it is the Lord that made
the heavens.
6 Glotyand worftip are before him : powti
and honour arc in his fanfluary.
7 Aicribe onto the Lord, O ye kindreds of
the people i at'cribeunto the Lofd wotlhip and
power.
8 Afcrihe unto the Lord the honour due
iitilo his Name 1 bring preients, and come into
his courts,
9 O worihip the Lord in the beauty of ho-
linifb : let (he whole earlh Hand in aweolhim.
10 Tell it out among the heathen that the
Lord is King ; and that it la he who hath
TTiade the round world lb fall that it cannot
be moved ( and Jiow that he Aiall judge the
people righteoiiily.
1 1 Let :he heavens rejoice, and let the eatth
vr«uiiiipiiiDiiiin.
■mill nun buiiii
J no t^rr^r,
JFot mil nil inou
must Uist,
£titbir»S iMItl.
SithPU DDung 01
Din,
irtmii must iniFi
iiim tnt to ID.
aoni fill a nil n.
Br thr aoD nittrso
ung:
anifiKiniitiliTi
be gtad : let the lea make a noilc, andall lliai
1 he rein is.
I: Let the ftld be juyful, anil M tbac »
in it : then lliall all (lie trees of The wooil te-
joift litfore (he Lord.
I \ For he comeeh, forlie comelh to judge
the eatih i and with ri^hleoulhrfi to judfjc
[he world, and ihe people wilh hih tnitfi.
Psalm xcvii. Deminat rtgnavit.
HE Loiii k King, the orlh may be
glad ihereoi' ; yea, tht multitutlc ot
ilic ill« may be glid thereof.
1 Cl(iud<) and dafknefsare lound I
about him -. righlcoiiloels and jviilgemcnt are I
the batiiiation of his feai. |
1 There Ihall go a fire bcftire Kim i and
burn up hit enemies un every lide.
4 HiK lightnings gavclhine untollienorld :
the earih law it, and was, afiald.
5 The hills melted like wax at the prcfcnct I
ofthc Lord : at the prelirnce <if ihc l.i>td of!
the mhr.ie earth.
6 The heavens have declared his righteouf. |
nefri : and all (lie people have feen his glor^.
7 Confounded be all they that worfhip I
earvcd iniagcii, and thni delight in vais gudt i [
ivorlliip him, dll ye godi.
8 Sion heard </( it, and rejoiced i and the
daughters of Jml;)h were glad, beeaule ol (hy i
iii'IncineTirs, O Lord.
(Jhuin ijirihlui ismi. t«t,itll|inr
If or ?rn ti' hdil fiiili initr uy
9 For thou, Locd, ±ri tiighcr tlian ali that
an in cht earth : thou an cxiiltrd ht abuvc
10 O yt tli«i love tilt Lord, fee that yc halt
ihe thing wlijch ik evil ; the Lord piclcrvtth
the foiili of hit laintii he Oiall deliver ihrm
tfoin ihe hand of the ungodly,
1 1 There ik ftirunc iip a light for the righ-
teous ; and jojfal gladneft for I'uch aa ire tfuc-
hractei).
II Rejoice in (he Lord, ye rii^hieous ; and
give (hanks r<:>[ a rcniciiibrjiiet ul' hii liulilKlii.
EVENING PRAYER.
Pf iLM XCVill. CaKttilt Damiiia.
SING unto tlir Lixd :i new fong ;
for he halh done marvellous things,
1 With hiiown righi haiiil, and
with hit holjr arm ; hath he gotten
hiralell' the viclnfy.
i The Lord declared hif falvntion ; his
H^htcotirnei'i hath he openly fhewed in the
llj;ht of ihi heathen.
4. He haihremtrahered his mercy and truth
tcinjid the lif>iirc of Ifracl : and all the end*
of the "iirUl h.ivel'ren thcfalvalionofoui'Ood.
5 Shetv yoiiritWet joyful unto the Loid,
:ili ye land; 1 fing, rejoice, and eivc thanks.
fi Pr.iife the L'l'd ii|iun tlii' liiirp 1 fiiig (o
the harp with a ;ifalpii of ihankl'giving.
ri)t If 1 111(1 r.
Hi iliou imni gt
iri^tjsrn.
rnou aii3< m<tc m(
ti DiijBig,
riii Pmr f^limiin.
Et itiDu niert se
Sbtf must inttf •!
mil opot.
irit liiliai.
lo, iti» niiu tiii'i
I flirot lent mil
tin.
Alt (ODlisti jnS fgnD
t trtdt ih( tmn.
7 With lrunii)rUal<*o,andlliawiiis: Olbcw
j-niitftlvt* joyful before ihe Lord the King.
9 Let ihe Tea make a noilV, mill M UvM
llivtcin h 1 tbc rooml worM, lltil they chat
ilivell ihciein.
y Let ihc floodiL flap their hands, and Id
the hiili he joyful together belun the Lord i
lor lie is tome to judge the catih.
10 Wiih (ighitoulneft (hall he judge the
KorlJ : and the people with equity.
Psalm xlix. Dininui ngniiiiii,
HE Lord iiKing, be i lit- people nti; .
fo inipalient : he littelh Dctneclt the
chcnihiim, be the earth never fo
unquiet.
1 The Lend i& great in Sion; Mid high abnir
all |icoiilc.
3 Tltey iliall give thanks unto thy Name i
which is great, wonderful, and holy.
4 The King's power loveih judgement |
ihou halt picparcd ci|uily i ihnii hall executed
jiidgcmsni and righteoulhelii in Jacob,
5 O magnify the Lord our Cod i und fall
down belbte his I'oolltool, foi he it hulv-
6 MofcB and Aaron among hii priefti, an;!
Saniui'l among futh 9>i call upon liiii Name :
thel'e veiled upon the Lord, and hchcatd ilum
7 He fpake unto them out of the rloudy
pillar : for they kept hi; tellimonit~.<, and ihe
laiv th.it he gave thou.
^^^
mo stiiF. 10 Ttiigtri. pffung nor oia.
t rimii lii-iitlcll thciii, O Loiil iiiir GfnJ :
tliou foigii-dt ihcm, O God, :ind punlJlicJlt
llicir UMn invention*.
^ O mugnify (he Lonl out GikI, and wur-
(lii|] him u|ion bit hiAy hill i foi the Lord our
God \i holy,
PtALU c. Juhilnie Dea.
BE jiiyful in ihc Laid, all yc latidi ]
Lcrvc tlic Lo(d with gludncl'>, »jitl
''■jilivhcrijrc hit iirclcDi'r wilhalanf.
1 Itr yc fure that the Lord ht is
GcjlI : it i^ he thai lialh iiudc u>, and not wc
<jiirlcU*(3t we art his people, ind the Ihccp
i>f lii- (laftiirr.
) O ^D ynuf way into hit gnici with thankr-
givingj and inio hit routti with praifc i be
'hanki'iil untu him, and fpcak guud of bio
Ndiiie.
4 For ihc Lord ii giaciniii, hii mercy i»
irverlaliing : and lii\ iniih cnduicth iVuni gc-
tie ration Ig griieralion.
PtALM ct. Mijiritcr£am ti judieium.
L*^,"]'V lirag fliall be of iiitrvy and jiidge-
' mriit iUiltothcc,0 Lord,»ill I ling.
1 O lei mc have uudcrltandin}; ;
in ihe way ot' gudliner».
i Wlicn wilt lllou come uiilo nic ; I will
^.llk in my lluufc with « jwiftii heart.
4 I will mkc no wicked thing in hand . t
Vt' tfngnti.
tctm
liiBieioaqutrai.
fftt Date.
IBii>{ IDoiibIi llmi
tf.
Olnir ntliTint.
/)njp 10, The I'i'tlni'-
Mim.
hate iht litis .if unfaitlitulneli i there Umll no
iiich ricave unlo me.
5 A frowarJ bean Diall dfpsrt from mc i
I wiii rin[ know a wicked [lerlon.
6 Wliolij privllj-ilandereth his neighbour ;
him will I deftroy.
7 Whofci haih dfo i proud look and high
liomscli i J tvill not fiiiFtr him.
8 Mine eyes Joiik ujion fiiih as are fsith-
(iil in tile land : that thty may dwell ivilli me.
9 Whofo leatleth a godly life ; he Ihnll be
my lervant,
10 Thcie (hall no deceitful pcrlbn dwell
in my houft i he rhac lellcih lies (hall not tarrv
in my light.
11 t liiall ftinn dcltroy nil the ungodly ihai
are in the land : tliat I may ruot oul.all witked
doers from the city of (he Lord.
MORNING PRAYER,
PS.ILM ClI.
EAR my prayer, O Lord i and lei
my crying come unto ihec.
a Hide not thy face frum me in
the time of my trouble i inclilii'
ihine e.ir unto mc when I callj O heat ine,
and ihat right loon.
3 Put my days are confiimcd Sway Iik(
linoke : and my bones arc bum) up a* it wer>:
a fire-brand-
4 My heart is Imillen down, and wiiheied
like gfafs ; lb that I furget lo eat my bread.
5 for the voice of my groaning : my bones
will (carce tleave to my fltlh.
6 I am become like a pelican in the wilder-
neis : aiid like an owl that i^ in the defert.
7 I have waii-hcd, and am even as it were
a fparrow : that fitteth alone upon the boufe-
top.
S- Mine enemies revile me nil the day long :
and they that are mad upon me are Inoni t»-
gelher againii me.
9 For 1 have eaten alhc^ as it were bread :
and mingled niy di'ink with weeping;
to And thai bceaule of thine indignation
and wrath i (at thou haft taken me up, and
calt me down.
1 1 My days are gone like a lliadow : and
I am withered like grals,
iz Butlho",OlJijrd, (halt endure forever:
and thy rtmembrance throughout all genera-
tions.
13 Thou (halt arife, and have mercy upon
Sion i for it h time that thou have mercy upun
ber, yea, the time is come,
14 And why ? thy fervanlB think upon her
ftones 1 and it pitjcth them to lee her in tile
diift.
ij The heathen (liall fear thy Name, O
Lord ; and all the kings of the earth thy
Ctt BlTD*,
Bicins of notllll]!,
SttliT K in; fiallj!.
aU t'lsiouiu.
lOatl ui I'tSEOUnl,
f.f anUbiBttuf.
antlliisliiig V iQC-
rtpf( \ itij pttllrm
i DISH.
litr HiEtDii.
BisIitDe iioai itit
air slide Of ltl[(i!B,
D^i xo. The Pfalms.
Mira, '
lA When (he Lord Ih till build iipSiuoi
jnd when liw gloiy ftiitll appcir;
17 Wlicn he lui'nrlli liim unto tht pfujrirr
III' ilic puur dciiiiuic : md dcrinlcih not tli«ir
tifllrf.
1 1 This ili;ill be wthMn for thofe that come
»f(c[ : and the [leojile which fliall be bom
Ihall (iriiili- the Lord.
19 Fill lie I1U1I1 luukcd ilonn fmin his liinc-
fusfyioiit lit" ihe heaven dkl tht LntJbehoW
iht cinh )
10 Thai he tiiighl hear iht iiiourningi of
Aieh as art in fsjiljvily: and delivrr (he chil-
dren nppoinled unto death (
11 Thai they may declaie the Name of tin
Lord in Sion ; and his worftiin at Jtmlalcm ;
a I When the peiiplt are gathrnii togelhir;
and the kingdoms alio, to fcrvf the Lotd.
>5 lit brought down my ftrtngih in my
journcv 1 and Ihonencd my days.
14. But I (aid, O my God, take me not
away in the midft of mine age : as for ihv
year*, ihcy endure throughout all gene(ati<ini.
15 Tliou, Lord, in the beginning halt laid
iht i; m nii alio 11 of tile earl h ; and the heavens
are the work of iliy hands.
ifi Tlicylhallperilh, but thou (lialt endure
they all (lial) wax. old as doth a garment j
17 And asavcntirclhalithoiii'h',in^c them,
and they (hall be ehangrd ! but thou art tiic
lanir, and thy yeari IbjU not tail.
Psalm cm. BriuJU, miima mta.
RAISE rlie Lotil. O my foul : and
all ihai it wirhin mc \in\k lii> huly
Sitnt.
I PmITc rh« LonI, O mf foul i
mil l(>rget □□( all hU bcnrlit* j
3 Who forgivtth ill thy fin : and hoUih
ill tliinc inRnniilrt ;
4. Who Tavcih thy life from deft riifl ion 1
ini! (-rowndh thct with mcKy and loving-
kindncii ;
5 Who faiUfieth thy mouth niih njood
ihiiigi : milking thee young and lufty as an
tagle.
6 The Lotd cxcnitclh righieoufiicft and
juclgcnicnl ; IW d) ihrm (hut are opprcllird
nitn wrong.
7 He Ihcwwl his «ay» iinio Mofo [ hi*
wiii'ki uniA ilic rhililtni lA \in.c\.
t The Lotd iifiillof eomiiiirtion and mer-
ty I long-ftifftring, jnd of gtral goodnrli.
<, He will not al«iy lie chiding 1 neither
kvq'cth he hi> angtr for eier.
10 He hnthn(ild«*lt wilhuiifttrui.irlin>^
norrewaidcd u< according loout wickediiciro.
It For louk how hieh the heaven ii in cciiH'
j.nrifon of the earth ! ki grral is \\n- mercy alio
loivntd ihctn tliir fear him.
Ct( Doiist,
Oaimtmntttial.
criir lora.
utomt.
loninga «[|.
jii mc cull.
0D( Unlotii.
•Di(n([,siittiiglit,
11 Look how iviilcallb the eaii ittVoin ihi;
wtft ! lb ftr liath he I'el our fins from us.
ij Yca,like as J fatlicrpilicth his(nv[i . hil-
drcn 1 even lb li the Lotd meivifiil urUn rliLiii
ihat f»r him.
14. For he k-iiijwcth whereof nc arc made s
he itmciiibcrelh that wc .ice hul dull.
15 The days ol man arc but at grafs s fi.i
he Hiiiji'i<heih a.s a ftoH'nr of ihe Add,
16 For as fooii oa ihe wind goelh over il,
it h gone : and thr pUci' ilierrof Oiall know
it no more.
17 But ihe merciful goodncfs of the Lord
indiirrth for ever and (vrt upon [hem ihll
feat him landhutrighleoulhefa iipou child ecu's
children ;
18 Even upofi fui'h as keep hii eovensint !
and think upon hit commindiTicnlii to da
tlicm.
i^ The Lord huih pieparrd hiH fr-it in Iica-
ven ! and his kingdom ruleth over all.
10 O praifc (he Lotd, ye angtlt of hi>, yc
[hut excel in (trength : ye that fullil hii eoni-
maodment, and hearktn unto the voice of hit
ivorda.
:i ptaife the I<ord, all y« hit hoIU 1 yc
I'ci'vanti of hiii that do his pleafurc.
11 O I'prik good of ihe Lord, all ye norki
of hU, in all places of his dominiuo ; praifc
thuii tite Lonl, O my loiil.
Even.
10
•1
The P(alms, Ony zo.
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm civ. Bcnedk, aaima mis.
RAISE tile Lord, O my (bill i O
Lnril my God, tlioii »i't becjinc cx-
Ci:c:lln|; gloiious ; lliuu art ilothed
with niajefty ami honour.
2 Tiioii detkeit thy fcif' with liglitas it were
with a. garment : and Ipreadell out the hea-
vens like a curiain.
3 Wiio layeth the beaiiii of his chainlicrs
in rhewatt:rs:aiid make th the rlouds his cha-
riot, and ivalketh ii^ioii tlie wings of ihe wind.
4 He makelh his angek fpirits : and his
minifters a flaming fire,
5 He laid the foundation? of the eanh :
(hat it never fhouhl move at uny liitif.
6 Tlinn roveredit if with the deep like as
with 3 garment : the waters Hand in the hiUs.
7 At ihy rebuke they flee : at the voice of
thy ihiindcr they arc afraid,
8 They go up as high as the hills, and down
to (he valleys beneath : even unto the place
whidi ihou hali a|>poinnd for ihcm.
9 Thou halt fet them their bounds vvhith
they fhall not pals; neither turn again lo tovtr
the earth.
iQ He fendcth the fpringn into the rivers :
whirh run among the tiUU
II All beiillit of the field drink thereof i
and the wild alFes queiiLh their ihirlt.
Clli iCsiJulit.
flfsflulrc tfpf traor.
iiUODisiiDiioriatr.
CD( Suiat.
tttmi on,
act I III mt
tlf 3a9t(if .
I 3 Bcliilc thcni llmll ihelowlsoltheair liavt
(heir hahitaiion : indfing among ihc branches.
I J H* wstertth tlic hills frum above ; thr
eattli is filled wilh the fiiii! ot ihy worku,
14 He biingelh forih griis for Hie caitlc :
and gix'u-ii herb fur Ihe Icrvice of men ;
15 That he may bring food out of (he
«artli, and wine ihai makfili glad ihe heitt of
man : and oii 10 maku him 1 clicvrful conn-
tcnaiioc, and hr;!iil 10 ftrtngthen man's heart.
16 The trees of the Lord aifo arc full vf
Tap : even ilie ci'^ari of Lihanus which he
halh planted ;
17 Wherein the birds make their iicfts :
and the fir-trirs arc a dwelling for the llork.
iK The high hilli aa* a refuge for the wild
goats : and foarc theftuny rockKfortheci>nie4.
1 9 He appointed the moon for certaiu &i-
ions : and the fun knowclh hi^ going down.
!□ Thou makeli darknels that It may be
nighi i wherein :ill the bealfs of the furcll ilo
move.
II The lions roaiing after their prty s do
fcek their meat from God.
li The fimarifeth, and they get them tvny
together ; and lay ihtm down in their dens.
13 Man gouth forth to hii work.ind lo hit
labour : until the evening.
14 O Lord, liow manifold are thy wurks :
in wirdum hall thou iimdc llitjn all ; the earll-
is full of thv riches.
\h
15 S^ 1^ tJi(^ great and wide Jea alTo ; ^'licre-
in are ihingi creeping in numerable, both I'mall
and great bcalts.
i6 Thure go the fliips, and there is thm
Li;via.<1ian : whom thau haft made to take his
paftime therein,
17 Tliefe wait all upon thee ! that thou
mayeft give them meal in due I'eafon.
18 When thoii givcft it thtm thry gather
it ; ami when thou openeft thy hand they are
filled with good.
19 When thou hidtft thy lace ihuy are
troubled ; whtn ihou lakcft away their btcalh
they die, and are turned again to their dufl.
30 When rhou Icltclt thy breath go forth
they Iball be made ; and thou llialt renew the
fate of the earth.
31 The glorious Majefty of the l^rd Ihall
endure for evet ! the Lord Ihall rejoice in his
works.
31 The earth Hiall tremble at the look of
him 1 if he do but touch the hills, they (hall
I'moke.
3 ] I will fmg unto the Lord as longas T live :
I will praife my God while I have my being. ■
34 And fo iJiall my words pleafe him ; my
joy ihall lie in the Lord,
35 Aa fur tinners, they (hall be confumed
out of the earth, and the ungodly (liall come
to an end ; praiie thou the Lord, O my foul,
praife the Lord.
C6e atiPtBft.
JUijot, I tin "11
ICtt £'tliilff.
4lril<.(D»iriullte
f (aKKOinnlBEioD.
MORNING PRAYER.
PiALM ev, CMfiitmini Domim.
GIVE thanks unio the Lord, anil
rill upon hw Namt ; lull ihr people
what iliiiigt he li^ttli tinnc.
I O let yijur foniji beofhim, ami
priile liira ; and ici your talkinji be of ill hii
wonJrouB workt.
; Rtjoii'c in hi', holy Nnme ! Ic( the hearr
of them rejoice ihut feek tht Lord.
4, Seek the Lord ant) liis ftrcuglli i Tculi hit
face evtrmote.
i RcmcmbcT ihe marvcUouinorkt ihalhe
haih done ! his wotiU«r», and lhcjudg«meiil!<
of his moii(h,
6 O ye Itcd of Alirahim lii> fervam ! >t
childrvli of Jaccib \\\o I'liolerl.
7 He is the Lord uur Gud ; hitjiidgemento
arc in all Ibc worlil.
8 He h;ith been alwny mini}|ula)'hif rnvc-
nam and proroife : th:il he made to a ihou-
fliid genciatiuiiA i
9 Even the covenanl that he niaitc wlih
Abraham : ind th« uuth that lie fwiirc unto
Ifaap (
10 And nppoinieil ihcrimc tinio Jaonti IVir
ahw ; and lolltaellor in everlafting leftimcnt ;
ti Saying, Unto ThcR »ill I ^ive the land
of Cjina-in ; the l<iT of sniiE' mbfrlr'irirr :
S^^
II When thcrcwcrtifTt but 1 feurufihcmi
I an<t i\kv llranperi in the l.iml.
t J ^^h»IIiItlcaIlhcf went from nncnaiinn
. lo anoiher ; from one kingdoni to anothtr
H He TuRcrcd no man to ilo rhem wrong i
Inii tcprorcd even kiiigj for their fak";
1 5 Touch not mine Anoinin! i Kiid ito my
pmphet* nc harm.
1 6 Morcovei, he nilltd for a dearth upon
The Uiid : and dellro^cd all chc ptovifiDn of
bread.
I- Bui he had fcnt a man licfijn: them ;
ii-™Joreph,«vlio»Mfiildloliclbon<i-r«tvan(|
p^ •* Wliofefctt ihryliuit in the Aociu: the
—J iron entered into bin foul ;
1} UntiJ ihc time CAmc that hli cnurewai
known i the word of the Lord tried hiro.
to The king Tent, and ddivrtcd hiin i the
piiiioe t>f the people let him no free.
:i He niWe him lunl alio ol* hi« honle :
mid ruler of all hi* ftibliancc j
j(i Tbai he miRbt inform hit prince* after
lu' rtili : xiid teach hii Icnatort wifdoni.
:] Ilrael allixamr iiil<> I^K>'pl ;anJJaeo1i
"SI a ftrjnger in the land oi llam.
H And he increaled hii people exceeding-
ly : and made ihein itrongct than ihcic cnc-
mici J
1 i Whofc heart ttimed fo, thai they haled
iiiilicopie ; and deuh iiiitraly u-ith hit I'rrvans.
j£Oe DrAtf AiDiRpin lUiicta^ name r
lBBDIultlaCI)iliJigtusmiiliinrsi:ni
Ct( DilNC
Vmr. Sum (.HD till
UIUI nt stall vn-
HII.
''-fiLT-- •:.
etc UTsnsiiiDle.
fmisiiMr.t grmi:
rmnymailihvnsl.
rbt 9tp*iti*o-
fTfrijii must utniv
^^1 '^■.
ISDl noi so high,
lelD itoo in IIS I Uc.
/Jrfy »i. The Pfalms. Mira.
>A Then lent he Mol'et liis Icfvant i »tu'
Aaron wliom lie Imd chofen.
17 And (hcle thcvvcd ha lokcni tiaony,
ihcni : and ttondci'^ in ihc land orHjiii.
iS Kc fcfiir datknc<h, ind it nai dark : snd
(hty were not obedient unto hi> word.
I', H< iiirntd theii watcn into bloud i and
lU:^. lilli.
3 j I iitir land brought forth ftogi i yea.
Lvcn in their kina>' chambcri.
] 1 He Ipike the wuni, and there came ill
manner of fiies i and lice in ill iheir quartcn.
ja He gave iheni hail-llont» for rain : and
flaniM of fire in ihcii land.
^} He finote theii vinn alfo indlig'trcet ;
3iid deftroyed ihe trees that were in their C'lSltv.
54 He fpakc the word, and the grifihoji-
pvK cmne, and catrr|iillais innuraenble : and
did eat up all the grafs in their i-ind, and de-
voured tile fruit ot iheir ffttund.
3 J HelhioleallihcfirlT-boin inlhcirknd:
eren I he rhief of all their fttength,
jS He brought them fiirth alio with lilver
and gold : there Was not one feeble perlbn
among tlieir Itibes.
57 Egypt was glad at their departing i for
thty were afraid of ihem.
ii He fpread out a cloud to bca civv«ring i
and lite lo give light in the niuht-leariin.
59 At theit dtlire he btoughl qiiaiU i tod
ill; filled them with the bri'sil ol Iie;iven.
r J >'*.ifi. niir "IE
(Cfflllltn Diain t
oiiinri.m pnond.
bait jiurposcfn H'fSii^-
J
m
Et'cn. The Pfalms. Day ai.
40 He openi'il the rock uf ftune, and (he
'vaicfi flowed oiil ! lb that rivers ran in the
dry places.
41 Furwhv.' he remembered his holy pro-
mile : anti Abraham his fervant.
4^ And he brought forth his people widi
joy -. and his cholen with gladncli ^
4,5 And gave them the laniis of ihe hea-
then : and they look, the labunniof the people
in pofleirion \
44 Thai they might keep his liatutes ; and
oblerve his laws.
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm CVt. Conjilemini Damino.
GIVE thanks unto the LortI, for he
i.s gracious ; and his mercy endureth
for ever.
1 Who can ejtpreft the noble afls
of the Lnrd 1 or Uiew forth all his praile ?
3 Blclftif arc they th:il alway kutp judge-
ment ; and do righteoufnefs.
4 Remember me, O Lord, according to the
lavour that thou bcarelt untu thy peojile : O
vilit me with thy falvaiion ;
J That I may fee the felicity of thy chofen ;
and rejtiice iti the gludnefi of thy people, and
give thoEiks with thine inheritance,
6 We have finneil with our fathers ; we
have ilone ainil*;^ and dealt "■i(-keil]\ ,
CDt Siralti.
iBftaltt. i« ilip slilcin
Biat fliiiss In gticn
Gtm,
fEioi^nl 11 a tins.
rSr rtuintiirc.
^ruitiprl.j}]Drsoni)D:
an miisi 19 r|if
tltuitnn.
Cri|( liliirstiiDJui,
OlDrsnunO dp incs'
ITil lomr liilltiniii toQ'
lliigr.
The Pfalms.
T Our failicis rcgifJcd mit tiiy HOiiders ir.
Egypi, m-ilhcr kepi they ihy great goQilncI'-
in tciiicmbrancc ; but were tlilbbtdieiit at the y
fea, even at she Red Co.
i Ni^vcnht'leli, he lieliied them for hh
Name's lake ! that he might make hii power
lo be known.
9 He rchiikeil the ReJ fea alfo,and il wafc
dned up : Jo he led (hem through the deep,
i^i tlii'ongh a wildemeii-
10 And he faved them ('[orn ihc adverfn-
ry's hund ; and delivered iheill from ihtr hand
Dt' the enemy.
11 Ae for thole that ipoublcd them, the
vralers overwhelmed tliem i tliere was rot one
of ihcm left.
la Then believed ihoy his words land iing
nraile untn hiin,
15 Btii within a while iheyforgat his tvork.11
atid would not abide his cotiofer
14. But luft came upon them in the wilder-
nel's 1 and they tempted God in the defert,
15 Ami he gave ihem ihcir dcllrc 1 and
lent Icanncfs withaJ inio their foul.
16 They angered Moles alio in the tent* I
and Aaron ihe ftint ol' the Loi>d.
17 So the earth opened, and fwallo wed up
Dalhan : and covered the congregation ut
Abiram.
I B And the lire wis kindled in their com-
pany n fh^ tT^ilie !>nillL up [111- iiruynllv.
atlmiiot ntrOBdf. luf nirtt nor irlh
iPiir imssasf llallJ tltllsoilMO'ti OdI
:&^i^>^m^ ^i
19 They maiie a tali' in Horcb ; and wor-
ihippdl ihe oir.ltin iiii;ii;r,
10 Thiia lh<y (urnciTlhtit glory ! into llic
liiriilituJr "t" » vtii tliat catctli hay.
11 Ai»l ihcy fiii'gii (iinl tlicit Saviour I wlio
lui) dciiie lb Kfta' fhinip in Ejiypi ;
St Woiidnjut wifikt ill the Uiid uf Ham :
ind fvarful ihiiic> l>y liic Reil Tea.
a; So ht liij. he would hai-c defttoycJ
ihem, had nut Molb hlx choli'H llooif hulmr
hlin in ihe eip : (n [urn away Ills wi.itlil'iil in-
Jignaiion, Iclt \w Ihuuld dcltruy ihciii.
14, Yea, ihcy llioiiglil (('i>iiioI' tlui plral'unt
hiid ; jiid gave no credence unlo his word ;
15 But iiiunmircd inlheirtetiKinnd brurk-
cned not unto the voice iif the Lard.
16 Then lift he up hii hand aicainft them :
to overthrow theni in ihr wildernrfti
a 7 Totaftomiheirlecdamoiig thcivaiiont:
niid to Iraller tlieni in the Undi.
if They Joined ihemlcUriLiiiitn Itail-peort
and ate the offering of ilit dead.
1 J Thiifc ihty pmvoked him to anger iviih
(heir own inventions .- and the plague viai
gfcat among them.
to Tiicn Ilood up Phinetsand praynl lanil
I" the pia^iic reareii,
;t And ihal wai counted unto him fm
rightcourneli 1 among all pollcrilici for ever-
more.
Jj They j.njj(reil hini alio nt the waten of
CDi □niinmtr
Qnmind.ciIIIDgC'
ID"
an sDiUltis lo ap
taniKt.
JFift.s'iiCouuHr,
To 1'a.i iQrin itr
atf.
([(t Cipttin.
Viigl.iln.miirdiailXi
mi
CIlIi tuulu I inu3i
6r,
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l\a iiir ''I'll totw
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Day >i. The Pfalms.
EvfuA
Orit'c : So that tic pumfheil Mofcs for thcii
like* i
5) Bccaiift they provoked his fplrit : lb
thai he Ijiakc iin^Jvili^dW with liis lijis.
H Njirhci' dellroytd they the heathen ! as
(hi- Lord ifJiMinandcd them ;
3 ; But wen- miii^Ivd amiing the heathen s
and kanifd their works.
j6 Inliiimirh that they wor/hijiped ihtir
idols, which turned to their own dctiy -■ yea,
they oiFtred iheir I'ons and their daughter!
iiiitti dcutb 1
37 And llicdiiinocemhioodicvetiibe blood
of their foos and of their diiiighten : nhom
they offered unto the idols of Canaan ) ajld
the land wjs defiled with blood.
38 Thus were they ftaincd with (heir own
workpi : ^id went a wlioring with iheir ovrn
inventions.
59 Therefore wai the wrath of the Lord
kindled againit hi' peo|ile ; inlbinuch ihlt he
abhorred hti own inheril^nre.
4.0 And he gsve them over into the hand
of the heathen ; and iliey that hutcil them
were loriU over ihcm.
4.1 Theirenemitfopprtft'edlhem! and had
thfJn in lubjei^tiun.
4-1 Many a Iinie did he deliver them : bil*
they rebelled againlt him with their own m-
ventiuiiH, and were brought down in their
"■ii"kLil;icls,
^^^^
+1 N eve ft he tr Is, when he law their adver-
liiy ! he heard rheir complainl.
44 Hcthoughtuponhisi'ovenant.andpiiieJ
ihcm, according uiilo the multitude of hit.
inereies : yea, he made all llmre lliat led them
away captive lo pity ihem.
4; Drlivtrus, O Lord our God, and gallicr
us from among the heathen : (hat ive may give
thnnk-s unto thy holy NaiiiE, and make our
boajl of ihy praife.
4.6 BlcHcd lie the LorJ Gotl of Ifraelfrom
everlalting, and ivorlJ without end : and let
all the people fty, Anicn.
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm cvii. CDaftemim Domiim.
GIVE thank* unto the Lord, for he
is gracious ; and his merry enduretli
for ever,
1 Let them give thanks whom
rlie Lord hath redeeitird : and delivered from
the hand of the enemy ;
3 And gathered thciiiout of the lands, from
ihc eaft, and from the well : from the north,
and from the louth.
4 They went allray in the wil.lemefi out
of the way : and found no city lo dwell itl ;
J Hungry and thirfty : their foul fainted in
them.
6 S'j they cried unto the Lord in their trou*
Il\sr gun ot ooin. fi iJUr Inrnsi.
in 05 6(1 ntjili Uti 6' noi lo5(
CS( JHftrlmii.
irgrif<it|in.
^f lohin onbclr^,
.1 liiiM no Diip.
CU CtIiiiiis.
gjgi,
Sginl Its ID lac igi.
1.11 ptliilliig sun.
/)»y 11. The Pfalms.
Mai-K.
bit i ami lie dtlivired them from iheli iliilrciV.
7 He led (hem faith by ihc right way -. thai
ihcy miglit go to ilir lity where they onclt.
% O ihal mtii noulil thi^rdorc pniic tbc
Loid IVir hii t^orKinrU ; and ileclarc ihc woM-
Ocrs ihat he tWih lor the children of mtn I
5 For he fatiilirih ilir cmpiy loul : and |
fiLkzh the htmgry loul wirli gnoiiiK-fB,
10 Siirhitslil in dirknclk, and in t Uc (li.tduit
of litafh ; bi-iiigtjfl bound in milriy anil iioiii
11 Btcaiili: lliey [fbcllcd againfj the wordi |
of the Lord : mid lightly icgWcd the cutiniU I
oi'lhi- niort Highcft ;
i> He alii) hiDiighi down thtir hemi
through hcavinefs : they fell down, ;<iiJ there
was none lo htip them.
I J So when ihey critd unto (he Lori in
(licir iruuhle -. he delivered tliem out «f iheit
diltreli.
14 For he brought them out of darkncf*, I
and out of the Diadovv of death : and brake |
llicir bonds in fonder.
15 O that men would tlittiifore pniiV th<
Loid for his goodiielli : and dccbic the won- |
del* that he iKitih for ihe children of men !
16 For he hiiih broken the gats? i>K biulii ;
and finitien the bars of iron in fundcr.
17 Foolilh msn arc plagued for their of- |
fence \ and bccnule of their wjckednclk.
iS Their foul abhorred ;ill manner of itiVS: '
and ihey were even hard at deaih'b door.
tUt til iiiiris arnit SKli ntsogm's po
SUf 11013 (01 npr, luc Ott a mrn.
^
I Mors. The Pfalms. D^j »».
19 So whinideyrrieduniothc Lordiniheii
troubit : he delivered liicm nn( ot" their liiflrels.
to Helen! his word, and healed them 'and
ility were laved frnm ihcir deftiuiiion.
11 O ihat men would therefore prailc the
Lord for his goodliels : and dei'lare the won-
JeiTi that he cfoclli for the children of men !
12 That they would oH'er unto him the fa-
crifice of thank tgiving : and tell out hb work^
"iih gladnefs I
13 They that go down to the fea in lliips:
and occupy their tmllnersin great waters i
J4 Thel'c men Ice the works of llie Lord :
and his wonders in the deep.
zf For at his word the Itor my wind arifeth 1
which lifleth up the waves thereof,
»6 They are carried up to the heaven, and
down again to the deep ; their foul melteth
away bccaule of the trouble.
17 They reel 10 and fio, and ftaggcr like
3 drunken man 1 and :ire at their witV end.
1! So when tiley try unto the Lord in ihcir
trouble ! he dclivcrcth ibtm out of their diT-
trcli,
19 For he niakeib the ftorm to reafc : Jo
th:il the waves tlicreof are liil!.
30 Then are ihcy glad, hccaufe ihey arc at
I eli : and lit he bringcih (hem unto the haven
where they would he.
%i O that rncn would therefore praiie the
Lord for hii goodncfs i and declare the won.
DriiUuSi? iiiilirl6r of mrjiilj'
EDrJtli fotrrrD nor JirnQ litJlii]
CfltKuliifljn.
riili sllcrr not gum,
^toin Ordiliun itrt
ttlintiDlb.
Gtlc4grD tRon.
Bis riBHt I uiiisi il
Mill.
Xlilin lAti llnl 111-
(91 m nlo.
^A
\~'W'^-*
ltt( Sriiein.
tfflnEiiinfHirBrpllf.
Day i». The Pialms. Mam.
dtrs thai he doeth for the children of men !
\i Thai ihey wuuld exalt h{in alia in ihc
cmigregation iif (he people : iUid pralfe him
in the Icat of the i-Wcr*!
j^ Wlio lurneih ihe floods into a tvildet-
iiel^ : nnd dricih up ihc waier-fpringi-
H A IVuilltil land makt'th he harneii i (or
ihe wli'kcdnd^ of rliem tlist dwell (herein.
■} ; Again, he makeih the wildcinef^alUnd-
ing water! niid ivatcr-fpringsof a dry grounii.
36 And therc he feileth ihc hungry 1 (h»i
they m3V build tLem a city ti> dvelT in {
jT Thai ihey mny fow rheit land, and plant
vineyards ; to vield them rniiti i)f increale.
;S Hr blellelh them, To that they multiply
exiEtdingiy 1 and luffereth not their cattle to
decrtale.
J9 And again, when they are minifticd,
and brought low : through op ptEflion, through
any plague, or ttoiililt j
4.0 Thuiit;h he luSer ihein 10 be «vil in-
trcati-d ihioiigh tyrants : and let them vtander
uut ot the way in the wildernels ;
41 Vci hilpt'th he the poor out ofmifetv :
and makeih hiin houiholdslikeaflock i>f(li«j'.
41 The righteous will conlidmhi*, and it-
joicc ; and the mouih of all wickedncla fhali
he ftoppcd.
4) wholii is wife will ponder th«fc thing* :
and ihcylliall underlland the luving-kindnel^
of [he Lord.
Epea.
The Pfalms. /)rtv n.
EVENING PRAYER.
Psalm cvni. Paraium cor meum.
GOD, my h*ar( i:i ready, my lieait
15 ready.: I will iing and give praifc
wilh the belt member tint I have.
1 Awake, thou lute, and harp :
I myfcif will awake righi rarly.
J I will give thanks unto ihee, O LorJ,
among the pcupic i I will ling praifes iinli.i
thee among the nations.
4. For (hy mercy i" greater thanlhc heavens:
and lliy (ruth reachetli unto [he clouds.
5 Set lip thyi'fit', O God, above the hea-
vens : and thy glory above all the earth.
6 That ihy beloved may be delivered \ !ct
thy right band Jave them, and hear thou me.
7 God halh fpokrn in hih holinefs : I will
rejuire therefore, and divide Sirhem, and meie
out the valley of'Suttoth.
8 Gilead i> mine, and ManalTcs is mine :
Ephraim alio is ihc Itrtiigth o(' my head.
9 Judah i.sniy law-c;ivev, Moab is my walli-
pot : over Eiioui will I tall out my flioc ;
upon PhiiiHia will 1 iviumph.
iG Who will lead me inlu the llfong cily ;
and who will bring me into Edom f
1 1 Hall not thou t'orrakcn 11s, O God ; and
wilt not thou, O God, go f'orHi with our hnft>i *
fi, O help us againll ibc enemy ; lor vain
it the help of man.
rbr fHuElrii
Intr tbr tttn.
Jut wn nc (tcrp.
I ; Thruugh GikI •"•: llialJ <lo gtcal ad^ :
jndit is lielhslOisU ttcKil ciuwii our mi-mio.
Psalm ctx. Z>f»> laudum.
'OLD iitii iliy tungue, O G<jJ of my
ytXiie : liirlhcmoiitlidf ihciineoilly,
yi.-a, ihc mouih of ihe dcrcklful \>
(jpentd upon mr.
> And Ihvy li^vc Ipoktn sgninft lar miih
fairc tongiicH : \\\ey c< nil ]>a lied mc about Mtt
wiili wuids of liarrcd, and tbughc agiinll mc
nithaut a uulc.
] For the luvc that I liail unio rlivm, lo,
tliry lake nuw my roiiiraty pin : but I gUc
iTiyfeif unto prayer.
^. Thus have they tewanleJ me evil (or
guod ; and liiilti'd lor mj gooil wilt.
5 Set thouan ungodly mjin lobe ruler over f- ■ •
litm : and lei Sntnii Hand at his rig^hc hand.
6 When fcnltn.e it given upon him, lei
him be rondemned ; »nd let bis prJjrrr bt
lurnrd into fin.
T Let his Jays be few i and lei tnolher take
hill ufttl^e.
a Let his children be fatherkA i and bi*
wife a widow.
<) Let hiii ehildren be vagabondi, and beg
rhcir h]t-H(l ; lei Thcin leek iC (Ifo out of de-
Iblate plarei.
lo Lei ihc extoiiioneteonlumcall thai he
li.irh : ^ni\ lei llii- 111 anger rpdil hii Ijboiir.
Clir SM-
Even.
The Pfalms. Day n.
1 1 Let th«re be no man to pjiy him i iior to
have cumpafiion upon liis fiithcrlrii chiliirtii.
I i Lcl his pcirtcrily he dfrtroyed ; anil in the
next gencraiiinl Ie( his name be dean put out.
I i Ltl the wifktdntli. of hif fathers be had
in remembrance in ilie light ot (he Lord : and
let not the fin uf his Tnuther be done away^
14. Let ihem »li*ay be bclbnr tlic Lord ;
that he may root out the memorial of them
hum off the earth ;
15 And (hat, bcrauft his mind was not to
do good ; but peilccmed the pooi helplel!.
man, that he might (lay him that was vcscd
at the heart.
16 His delight was in rviiTm^, and it fhall
happen unto him : he luvtJ not blcffing, there-
fore fhalj it be far from him.
17 He clothed himlelf <vith I'titling, like
as with a raiment i and it that] rome into his
bowels like waier^and like oil into his bAnes.
iS Let it be unto him as the floka that he
hath upon him : and 39 the girdle ihiit be is
alway girded withal.
! 9 Let it thus happen from the Lord untij
mine enemies : and to [hole that fpeak evil
again li my foul.
10 But deal thnii with me, O Lord Goil,
according unto thy Name : fur fweet is thy
mercy,
II O deliver me, for I am helplefsand poori
Jiid my htail is woiimied within me.
cm U((i«.
CigitngOBaat;
fu I in coac. '
t^Aii^AVcJt-^iiiil^A'^'nffi^^^
^^^'^W^^Y^^^^^^^
w
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or floott.
Rom a mn *n.
KTooiI 10 Dig tolt.
MtrK.
II 1 gij hti.cf like ihe iliauluw ihal ittparl-
cih : anil am dnvi-n awiyu the gfafkhon^K'i,
1) My knto are weak ihrougli faftmg !
my flclli is 'Iritd up tor wunt ai talncfi.
1+ 1 liceaiiie nilv a itiirofltil iiiilo thfin :
they liiat lonkcd iiijoii mc (lukcii llicir licmU.
1 ; Ili-lp ixK, O Lotd my Uod : O favc nii;
aiti>tdiiig lo thy mtrty I
id And they thall know, how thaT ihi) th
thy hind ; and ihal thou, Liird, iuft lione ii.
17 Tliniigli Ihey cuife, yrl bkfs thou ! and
let [hem be C'lnfoiiinlcii that lili; up igainil
mc ( bul let fliy Icrvanl rtjoicc.
1 8 Let mine advcrlii'ies be clothed with
IhaiiR' ; and let thfm ruver ihmilelvet with
rhcif own I'onriilirin, afi with a I'loke.
ig A(.forme,l mil give gical thatiksunlo
The Lord with my mouth : ind prajle hini
amung tlit miiltilnde ;
3D Fui htlliall lijiid al the light h;ind ofiht
poor i 10 lave hisrmil Itomimrighteouijuilgi
Mt/ra. The Pfalms. D/iy 13.
5 In ihc liny uC ihy power fliall ihe peopia
filTcr tbee iVee-wiil offering-, witli an holy wor-
lliip ! the dew of thy birth [b ot ihe womb of
the morniiig.
4. Tile Lord fwart, and will not repeiit :
Thou arl a Ptii-ft lor ever after the order ol
Mtlchrfedcth.
; The Lord upon thy right hand : fhiill
wound even kings in the day of hib wrath.
6 He Ihall judge among ihe heathen ; he
Ihall till the places with the dead bodies : and
iinite in lundtr the heads over divers countries.
7 He Ihall drink of the brook in the way ;
therefore (liall he lift up his head.
Psalm cxi. Coi/lnbor lilii.
WILL give thanks unlo the Lord
with my whole heart ; lecrctly among
thefaiihful,aniiinthecongregatioii.
i The works of the Lord are
great ; fought out of all them that have plea-
fure (herein.
] His work is worthy to be praifed, and
had in honour : and his righteoulhefi enclureih
for ever,
4 The merciful and gracious Lord hath fo
done his marvellous viorks : that ihey ought
to lie had in reniembranee.
5 He hath given meat unto them that fear
him : he (liall ever be mindful of his covenant,
6 He hath Ihewed hi^ proplc the poiver ol
SDr iCnpttSE.
<Sili|>rtaa il)anill
ilimi br,
Tim niu^I Jliij
lent ini.
Cm «jluc(ri.
Vilnrr$<te( nioll
reiaif,
UTttiimi con I It in
pnr injit.
flurliJ'ssinl^ pitn'
([M : [dill.
SmtIi ii.illi'conliin-
hin wiirka ! that he may give them the heritage
of the heathen.
7 The wotki pf his haniU ate verity am)
judgement ! ill his rommaiidments are tiue.
8 They lianJ laft for ever unil ever ; intl
are done in ituth and eijiiity.
9 He fcnt rcdcinpliiiii unto hl« pcaple : he
hsth roininanileil his covenant for evei ; holy
jiid reverend U his Name.
10 The fear of tin- Lord is the hcgitiiiiiig
ofwittlomia good undefllanJing hsiveaU thr>'
ihai do therealVcr j the piailc S( b cndutclh
for ever.
PiALlkl CXII. Effl/uj iiir,
LESSED is tilt m.iii th.il feireth the
Loid ; he hiiih great delight in hii
tommandments.
1 His l«d (hall lie mighty u|ioii
farth 1 the gem-ralirin of ihc faithlul (li.tll he
blefild.
J Riches and plenleniifnefi Ihill be iti hi>
hoiile landhisrighlioufiielsendiirelhforn'tr.
4 Untoihc godly (here ariietUuplichtiin lie
dLitknciichc ismeiiifiil, loving.andtightcoiit.
5 A gnod (iiaii is metciful, iind lendeth :
and will guide h'n woid^ with dili^rdion.
6 Foi' ne (hall never be itnivtd : and Ihi-
I'igiiteoua (liall be ha.d in cvcrlalling reniem-
hninec.
7 Hi' "■ill n>"il he afraid of any ci'il lidinpi !
r
SSIt lllil sjliii Elir (inill'31 sul.
air isil tTif iiuih Iti mill mis' miiil.
lor lin bcarl ftandeth fait, and belicveth in the
Lord.
S His licartiseftublifhed,iiiid will not llirliifc:
iinlil he lee his dcllre iipun bin cncinir^.
9 H<: haih dil]>crrcJ abioad, and given lo
the poor ; and hh rigliteoiilliefj rcmaiiieth Inr
ever; his honi Ihall bt exalted wiih houom.
10 The uiigiidiv (hall lee ii, and il Ihall
■grieve him ; he (hall gnalh with his teeth, anil
[■unliime away; thedvlire of ihe ungodly (hall
peiilh.
Psalm cxnt. Laudaie, fiueri.
RAISE the Luril, ye fervants : O
piaife the Name of tht- Lord.
I BlelTcd he the Name of (he
Lord ! from this lime forth forever-
iiioie.
3 The Lord's Name is praifed ; from the
rifing up of the fun unto the going down of
the f:iine.
4 The Lord is high jhiive all heathen : and
his glory above the hcavcnii.
5 Who is tike unto thi; Lord our God, that
hath his dwtlling fo high ; and yet hnmhlelh
himt'cif to behold tht thing* that are in hea-
ven and earth ?
6 He taketh np the liinple out of the duft :
and liflcth the poor out of the mire ;
7 Thai he may ftt him with the princes ;
evtn with the primes of his people.
(Till CDiialras.
iiroiinlfss or lobal
ihBiE an.
isirinr lift null n;
tiati.
<ID( 't-'iMUunuss.
I'latoiiBlisB I Dt
not SDAK ;
fiet tt itfm I tut
M fllf.
The Pfalms.
Bitgnrss triK ut
lif.
£tv«. I
rn Lite.
iMlla gip inD liir.
i He niKkdh the barren woman lo keep
lioiilcmml in he a joyful mother ufdiildtm. |
EVENING PRAYER.
PsAi.w cxiv. In txilm Ifi'ael.
)1EN IfnelcamcQiiiorEgypriand
the hoiilc of Jacob from among
tlic ftiange people,
> Jiiihh wu hit finfiiiuy i nad
Ifiad hit dominion.
I The i'cn, law that, anij fled i Jordan ott-
driven hack.
4 The mounuini Ikippcd like lanu i urn:
the lilile hiili like young Ihetp.
5 Wh«t lilcth ifiec, O thoii lea, (liat tliou
fledilcn t and ihou Junian, that thou wad
driven back ?
A Ve ni'iuiitain^, that ye Ikipiicd like nuni :
and yc little hill^, like young <hcep ?
J TicmWf, rhuu cjith, at the prefcnte of
the Lord : at ihe pi'efcncc oi the God of }i.-
ifibj
% Who rurneil the hard rock into a ftand-
Ing water i and (he flint-ltonc into a fpting'
ing well.
PsAF M CXV. Nan nahh, Domini.
OT unto iiv, O Lotil, not unto us
but unio ihy Ninie give the prajlc i
fur thy loving mercy, Jlid lor (hy
inilh'ii fake.
I >asi.iir.Tiai[i'grr<,[iDun||><"ll<l
I Td trslst Oijic Wt If toll.
i h)>
v^M
Even. The Pfalms, Dey ij.
I Wherefore fhall the healhen lay : Where
IS now (heir QaA !
3 As for our God, he is in heaven ! he hath
June whalfaevcr plcafed him.
4 Their idols are filver and gold ; even the
>«ork of men's hands.
5 They liave muiitlis, and fpeak not : ryes
have ihey, and lee not.
6 They have ears, and hear not : nofes have
[hey, and iVnell not.
7 They have hands, and hjnJIf not; ftet
have they, and walk not ! neither fpeat they
through their thru at.
S Theyih^i make them ure like unto them;
and fo are all fiirh as jnii their (ruli in (hem.
9 But ihuu, huufe of Ifrael, Iruli thou in
[he Lord ! he U their fuicour and dcfenie.
10 Ve houft of Aaron, put your irnlt in
the Lord : he is iheir helper and defender.
I I Ye that fear the Lord, |iut your trult in
the Lord ! he i= ihcIr helper and defender.
11 The Lord hath hten mfndfnl of ns, and
he Ihall blels us ; even he Hiail blcfii the houfe
of Ifrael, he <ha!l hicls the huufe of Aaron.
I ] He Ihall blefs them [hat fear the Lord :
both fmall and great,
14 The Lord Ihall inoreafe you more and
mute 1 you and your children.
15 Ve are the blefled of ihe Lord : who
made heaven and earth.
16 All the ivhiile heavens are (he Lurd's^lhe
JKaaim or JasllriG
lure.
I am tami (g rnO (fit
11 ti.
i)-y 14 Tlie Pfalms.
Mtrm,
KW flrailcDBinan.
itit.
Banri dfETT mf Knr.
earth hath he given 10 the children of men.
1 7 The dea3 praife not lh«e, O Lord 1 ner> |
ihcr all they that gu tlowii iura rilencc.
1 3 But we will jiiaile the Lord : from thn
time turth far cvetmorc. Praife the Lord.
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm cxvi. Diltxi, yii»/uem.
AM welt )>lcalcd : (hnt the Lord
haih hfitd the voice of my prayer j
2 That he hath iiitlincd his ear
iml" iiu' : thcri'Fure will I oil ofim
him it, long as 1 live.
J The iiiarei of death tompaflol me round
abtiui : and the paint of hell gut huld upon
me.
4 1 fhall find truiible and heavineft, and I
will call upon the Name of the Lord : O Lord,
I befeech thee, deliver my fail.
; Gracious is the Lord, and righteous i JV3,
our God iii mcrvifiil,
6 The Lord pieferveih the limple : I wa-
in inilvry, and he helped me.
7 Turn again ihen unto thy reft, O my
Ibul : for the Lord hath rewarded ihee.
i And why ? ihou hall delivered my AmI
from dinth s mine cyev from (can, and mjr
IVet from fallin);;.
9 I will walk before the Lord ! in the land
of the living.
10 I believed, ar»1 llieicfore will I (peak -,
iiul I was fore iroubled ; 1 laid in my halU,
All men are Hal's,
11 Whatrcwanllhalllsiveunlothe Lord;
f'lT all [he bcncUta chat he liatli done unto
rne !
II I will receive the cup of iaivation i and
call upon the Name of the Lord.
13 I will psy my VOW5 now in the prefence
of ali his people : right dear in the fight of
the Lord is the death of hiti faints.
14. Behold, O Loid, howihat I am thyfer-
vanc : I am thy fcrtaliT, and the fon of thine
handmaid ; thou hull broken my bonds in
fundiT,
1 5 I will offer to thee the facrifice of thankf-
giving : !Lnd will call upon the Name of the
tord,
16 I will pay my vows unto the Lord, In
the fight of all his iicojile : in the toiirls of the
Lord's houfc, even in the midit of thee, O
Jerulalcm. Prallc the Lord.
Lau-late Da/niauBi.
PRAISE the Lord, all ye heathen :
pr.iile him, all ye nations,
2 Foi his mercitiilkindnelsisevcr
more and more towards us : and the
I truth of th< Lord endiirelh for ever. Praife
the I.ord.
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till. C»'ff.
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D^j n- The I'falms. Mem.
PlALU cxvni. Cert/Jicmim DemixB.
GIVE iluiilu tintollic Lord, for lie
is grati'ni* i Iwciiufi; hit mercy en-
ilurefh I'ar ever.
> Lci Ifiarl no* coiifcft, that h* I
15 gracious ! anil ihathis inctvy tiiilurdh fur |
tvtt.
J Lei ihe hoiifc of Aaron now ronfcfi : ihai |
his merry endtifEih for ever.
4 Vca, let <hein nuw lliat ftar tli« Lonl |
cnnfel's : ihat liii mercy riiduielli forever.
5 I called iiiion (hr Lord in croubJe : and
the Lord henrd me U brge.
6 The Lord it un my fide i I will not fr-ti \
iivhiil man ilm-lh uiilu mc.
7 Tlic Lord taketli my part with them th>'
help me : therefore fhall I fee my deiire upon
mine cnemitJ.
S It is belicr lo tnilt in the Lord ; than lo I
put any ('on^deiicc in mxil,
<} It is belter to Irull in the Lord : Than to I
put any confidence in princes.
10 All nations compalTed mc round about i
hvl in lli« Name of tne Lord will I dctliny
ihcm.
11 They kept me in on every fide, they
kept me in, I lay, on every lide : but in iIk
Nsmc of the Lord will 1 dclUoy ihcm.
II They came ahfnif inc like hcc, and are
eiiiiifl even Hi the fire itmoiig ihc thorn" : for
W J~°''' i^r.Itti MTIinrrtnf1ifrH5ll6'4Q10Ip. 1 ■
in the Name of iht Lord I will dtltroy tlitin.
13 Thou liall tlirull ibreat me, thai I might
fall ! but (he Lord was my help.
1 4. The Lord in mv ftrengtli, and my fong ;
and ii; become my falvadon.
1; T)iB voice of joy and heallh is in Hie
dwellings of the righteous ; ihc right hand
of till Lord bringfli mighty things to pal?.
Ill The right hand ot (he Lord lialh (he
prt-cmlncnce : the right hand of the Lord
hringelh mighty things to paft.
17 I fliLilT not die, but live : and declare
the wort'i of the Lord,
1 8 The Lord hath challened and correfled
me ; but he htllh notgiwen me over unto death,
»9 Open me the gatts of righteou(hefa :
that I may go into lliem, and give thanks unto
(he Lord.
20 This is (he gate of the Lord 1 the righ-
teous fhall enter in(o it.
11 I will thank thee, for thou haft heard
me ! and art bernme my Salvation.
21 The lame ftone which the builders re-
futed : in tici'omc the hcad-ftone in the corner.
!■} Thii is the Lord's doing : and it is mar-
vellous in our eyes.
14 This U (he day which the Lord hath
made : we will rejoice and be glad in it.
ij Help me now, O Lotd 1 O Lord, fend
us now profptrity.
i6 Eli:fl't:d be he that tometh in the Name
Clt»Ut.
f rcsl). go I lint. inB
gip. [IHiii.
3|[ must ttllB ui a-
ScHi itip li(*ni
■>B ptltt.
fm I am itt tUtits
inH lain.
rnti namtrt, I sat;
jFdc trnirpuinusT
D^y !+,. The Pfalms.
Sviu.
nt ihe Luril : wc have willicil you gdod lurk.
vc ihar sre of the houft of the Loril.
27 Goii is the Lotii «lio haih lliovcil n«
lighl 1 bind the IniTificc with ('utd»>, yea, even
uiitu [hi: liorn^ of the altar.
tS Thou art my God, and I will (hank
ihcf : (hou an my Gud.anil I will utailVthoe.
'■9 ^ gi" thanks until tlic LriM, for he it
g^rjicious : and hit mercy cndurelh for ever.
EVENING PRAYER.
P;ftLM CXIX. Bfati immaculati.
LESSED are illofc tbnt arc ondi-
HM in tlic way : and walk in the
law of the Lord.
I Blcdi-d are ihey lint keep hii
leltiiiionies : and feek him with their whule
heait.
) For they who ia no wiekcdncli : tnlk
in his ways,
4 Thou halt charged ! that w* fliall dili-
gently keep tliy command men is.
5 O rb^it my wayn were niciJc ib dire^ :
that I might keep thy ftaniten !
6 So (linll I not be confounded 1 while I
havt icfpi'fl unto all (hy com maud men ts.
7 I will thank thee with an unfcignc.i heart;
wlitn 1 fhall have learned the judgemenli <rf
ihy righteoiifntfi.
8 I Aill kceji thy ccremonie* r O forAkc
me not utterly.
K-<
jri.irt lit ub: anti iiint id Oh;
1 QrJiir ji^iitii firiiiaJJp
/• fat mriget ?
HEREWITHAL iKall a yjung
inanclcanlc lii*iviiy:cvL-n hy ruling
bimfcif afttr ihy word.
lo Willi my whole heart have
I lbuj(hl (hcc : O let mc nol go wiuiig uiit ul'
lliy vunitiuDdmcnli.
1 1 Thy woiils have I hid within my heart ;
■hat I Ihoulil nui lin againit ihcc.
It BiclTcd art ihou, O Lord i O inch mc
thy Ihtutif,
1 3 With my tipi have I been telling i of
all the judgcmrnl> of ihy mouth.
■ 4 I have had as gnat delight In the way
of ihy lelVlinonirt ; as in ;ill manner ol' rich';!.
i; I will talk of ihy lom man dm en Is i ami
have refpf^ uolo thy way».
1 6 My dellghl Ihall be in thy llatutei : ami
I will nol forget ihy word.
Ritribui ferva lua.
DO well uiiTo ihy fcivant : that I
may live, »nd keep thy word.
iS Open ihoii min« lyi-i : that I
may l«c the wondrous lhing» of ihy
19 I am a flranget upon carlh ; O hide not
ihy fommandmenti from Tnu.
10 My funl breukelh out for the very ftr-
vcni dtllfc 1 ihal il hiilh alway unlu thy juilgt-
l|■n-[l^^.
•KDnnKctDDnitB.
9iDit< utih tiu'iti
Su Itf lit: I Ceil
musi trist.
M'>0">slii>ilti(.
fflDu MUM mtn
til lump (oiB.
D.I1 i+. The P(alms. fj^r.
II Thau halt rebuked ihf jifuud litoJ <.ijr-
I't'il are they that da err from tliy comnuQil-
(iitma.
a O turn from me ftinmeand tsl«ike;fiir
[ have kept tliy tertiniunits.
13 P(incc» al(o Jid lit and fpcak againH
me : but thy imam if otcupicd in thy ft-,tluK«.
14 For thy iclli monies ai'e my delight : nnil
my cininl'tllur*,
Adhctjit fa-vimenia,
VIbuk'lL'avcth to the dot) : 0()ii>ckcll
iliou iiic, arcotding to thy word.
;6 1 have acknowlrdgrd my
w»y;,an<llhoulieariJelline: O teai'h
nif thy lliitutcs.
17 >lake mc to underftand the! w»jr of ihy
coniman<lnient} : and fo fliall [ talk of (hy
wondrou* workt.
iS My foul mcl'elli away for rery heavi-
nels : comlorr thuii iiic areording unto ih)'
word.
19 Take from me the "ay of lying i and
raiilt ihdu me to make much of thy law.
30 I have chofcn the way of tmth : and
thy jmlgemenls have I laid before me.
II 1 hnvc (iuck unto Ihy teOimoiiiM 1 O
Lord, ('oiiRmiid me in*t.
ji I will tun the way of thy rommanil-
mfriiii ! when tliou hail fei my heart at li.
berty.
I
MORNING PRAVER.
Ltgtm ptHK.
EACH mc, O Lord, rh« waj- of thy
ftatutn : and 1 (hall keep it unto
the end.
)4 Give inc umltrftandinjf, and
t t\y.\\\ keep thy law ! yta, I jlmll kscp it iriili
mj' wlmlc licart.
1 5 Mjkc me 10 go in the pith eif thy (-om-
nia ml men ts : for tlicicili i> my ildirc.
iG Incline my heart unco iliy idtlmonies :
»iij not to covciou(n<l>.
)7 O tuitl awiv mine eye*, left they behiiiii
vanity ! and {|iilttcfl tliou me in thy way.
%% O Ihbluli ihy wonl In thy Tcrvant : thai
I ni»y (car thee.
15 Take sway the rebuke that I am afraid
of i Ibi ihy judgrmeniN »tc good.
40 Behold, my delight iiiin ihvcommand-
mcnti I O quicken me in ihy ri^^htcournelv.
El vtmitt fHprr mt.
ET thy loving mervy rome alfo unto
me, O Lonl : even thy laltAiiun,
according unto thy noril.
41 Su Uluil I make anfwer unlu
mi Mjl'iihemrrN : foi' my (mil i> in ihy wciid.
45 O lake nolthcnoidof thy trulh iillcrlv
■jut (ji my inuuth ! for niy hope is in (hy
ni'l^L-nii^nt*,
Ctll'T'ItDlllt.
til ttmu vnot 01
DISC49III,
rtou nusi tnilC int
U Dlii9(ll.
POOE '
Odu innsi luln tl
inn Itiaf,
Iji, itts mm liriii
i tiimr lEiiO mp
bail.
=7^^
l>iy 15. The Pfalms. Mtm.
4+ So (liall 1 alivay keep Ihy liiw : j-ta, for
ever anil ever.
4; And I will viilk a[ liberty 1 for I luck
thy cum 1113 nilnicnis.
4^ I will I'penk of ih)' Ifltimoniei aiSo, even
before kingt : and will not be 3.lli3iiK'd.
47 AmT my dclighi fliall he in thy coin
nijiiidmcnts ! vvhidl 1 hive loved.
4G My lianil-i alio ivill I lift up unlo lh>
cDiiiiii;indrt]enti, vthicli I liave loved 1 und inv
ftudy fliall he in thy liatutcs.
Mimor tjlo fervi tui.
THINK lipon ihy fttvani, asniii-
terniiiglhy wotd: wherein ihou haft
<'.^Ui<^d me Til put my li-ult.
50 The fame is my fomfoit in
my trouble ; tor thy word halh ijiiickened me.
ji The proud have had mc eiceediiigly in
deiilion 1 yet have I not llirinked from thy
law.
51 For I remcmlifred thine everlalting
judgements, O LonI ; ami received i-omliiH.
55 I am horribly afraid 1 tor the ungoiUy
that lorliike [hy law.
54 Thy flatutcs have been my Ibngt 5 in
ihe hoii/e of my pilgrimage.
Si I have ihi)ughtuponihyNamc,0 Lord,
in rhc night-lejion : aniJ have kept thy lfl».
Sfi This 1 had 1 becaule I kept thy tiotn-
nundmeiils.
Day ij.
FarlM mm, Demint,
HOU in my ponion, O Lord i I
have ptomikJ in k«p ih^ law.
;E I inaJc my hiimMi; petition
ill thy prcfrnre with my whole hturt :
U lie merciful unto me, accorillng tu thy woril.
55 l{3lk-dininioviDwa*itDrcmembtancc:
and itiincJ my fett onto illy ttttlmonifi.
&□ I mailc hiltc, and piolotigcU ilul (hf
lime ; to ketp thy rammanJmctiK.
61 Tile tongiii^tioni of the ull[;odly hive
ttiblicd me -. hut I^uve not tbrgottvn [hy luw.
6t At miilniglit I will rile In give thtknk>i
unto th« ! bccaiilc of ihy righleoiu judge-
menu.
(>3 I am a rompininn (if all llirili tlliil fcur
ihec : atid keep thy cammnndmcnls.
64 The catth.O Lord, i> full of ihymerty !
O teai;li me thy liitulci.
BonilaliiH fiiijii.
LOKD, lliou hall dealt graciouAy
viiih tliy ftrvsnt ! aMording unto
iLy word.
66 O Ifjitn mc tiue iindcillxnd-
ing and knowkdgc ; fur 1 have believed (h)
iumnianJmcnli.
67 Bcturt I was iroubled, f wfnt wiong i
but now have I kepi thy wotd.
6i Thou art good and giacioui : O tcich
ini ilr. f* iiiJ[i V
Cti Onptm.
OIlDdiiitcttliCn-
Jtut
^<j
CD< Oukr.
tc
BtRcc If in ni.
Diy »5. The Pfalms. £iy*.
69 The proud have imagintd a lie xgainH
me : but I will kerp Chj' commaDdmetiK vriih
my whole heart.
70 Their heiri ii at litasbnwn : buttuj
ilelighl hath been in ihy law.
71 It is gotiJ (if! me that I have been tii
truvihle : ths>t I may lenm thy lluiilei.
71 The law of thy nHniiii is deacef unto
ine : than thoiirands of goM and fii-evr,
EVENING PRAVER.
Manui luit ftcirum mt.
HV h.inilh h.-ive made me and Fa-
Ihioned me : O wive me underihuid-
ing, rhnt I maj^ learn thycominuid-
inents,
74, They that fear thee will be glad whtn j
iliey fee me : becaulc I have put my trull in if
ihy word,
7; I know, O Lijrd, that ihy judvemenii
aic right ! nnd thai thou of very fnitlifulncl*
haft cauled me to hr troutilcd.
76 O let thy mertifiil kindiiets be my com-
fort i acfonling lo thy word tinio (hyfctvajll.
77 O let thy loving mtrtie* come unio me,
that I msy live ; foi thy Isw is tny delight.
^t Let the proud be fonfuiinded, for thc>
go wifkediy aE>onl to dellroy mc ; but I wii;
be occupied in ihy coinmnndment*.
79 Let fiich ■XX ftar thcc, and have known
f hv fcl'irnnnius ■ be [iji Mi-il
Ei-t/i. The Pfalms. Dai 15.
So O lei my hear! be Ibund in thy Itatutes :
thai I be not afhamed.
Defec'tt anima men.
V foul hath Idiiged for (!iy falvation :
and I have i good hope becaufc of
thy ivnnl.
Bi Mine eyes lung fore for thy
word : faying, O when wilt tliou cojiiforl inc ?
Sj For I am bciome like a bottle in the
fnioke : yet do I not forget thy liatulcs.
8+ How many arc ihc days of thy fervallt :
whell wilt thou be avenged of them that per-
fetute me ?
S5 The proud have digged pit) for me :
which are noi after thy laiv.
86 All thy commandment* are true : ihey
[lerlecute me fallly ; O be thou my help.
87 They had almoft made an end of me
upon earth % but I foi look not ihy command-
men is.
88 Oijuicken me after chy loving-kiitdllefs:
^ind fo lliall I keep the teAimunies of thy
mouth.
In irlcmum, Domiae,
LORD, thy word : cndurethforevet
ill heaven.
90 Thy Irnlh aJfo remaineth from
one generation to another : thou haft
laid the foundation of the earth, and itabidelh.
gj They cuniiTiuf ihi^ il.iv ai'i'Onlin^ ^^
MLmL
) j:j.tr^j[isaiiOl>iiiiiLi6ii»rr soinrtiiiit,
'v^flilt OJtaiiHn liaO.attliiiiifDiii sllun ?-■
ME
Hbt Vtstauiiu
j>in tr I'lijtoimi,
kSh^
~^:^
■libb'sfiop ft fBf
sttt & ihr pioniRci
1 gmii-
CVi Bldiop.
fitsllofs giiilic onl
j|[< eIitd III m; tolt.
ihine ordinance i t'or all things tfxe th: ■.
9! It* my lUltghi had no( been in iby lIlv^
I fliould havt ptriihrd in my trouble.
9; I will ntvtr forget ihycomiiiandmenl'
fur nith them thou haft <)utrkcncd me.
94 I am thine. O Hive me : (at 1 b:ivc fought
thy commandmcnin.
9; The ungodly laid iwait fotine lodeilray
me : but I will ajtifidec ihy icUimonki.
96 I ffc that all iliiiigh I'omc To an end t
bul thy commandment i* Mttceding brold.
^Dmado dUcxi !
ORD, H'hai love have lunto (hy kvr :
all ihe day long is my ftody in it.
5S Thou through ihy I'oiiinjaod-
mtntshall made me wifec ihui mine
; for they are ever with m«.
have mor( undcrllanding than my
leaihers ; for (hy leftinionies are my fludy.
100 I am wifcr th»n the aged 1 bccoule I
Iceep ihy command me nrs.
101 I have icfraiiK'd my feet from cvtiy
evil way : that I may Icetp ihy word. '
loi IhavcnotlhrunkftomthyjudgrmenBi
for Ihou tea ill cH me.
laj O how fivect arc thy word» tmto my
ihroat ! yea, fweeler than honey imto my
mouth.
[0+ Through thy commandments I get
nnderftandins ■ therefore I haieallevih
■- k:
Mtrv. The Pfalms. D,ij is.
MORNING PRAYER.
Ltntraa ptdihus iniii.
HY tmrA n a linftrn unto ray fwt i
*nA a liKht unto my pallii,
106 1 Ii3vc iWrn, xnd am lied-
fxSI}'purpalcil:iokcEpthyri|jhltui»
juilgtmcnli.
i»7 I am I roil bird aliuvc mcafurr : quicken
rac, O Lofil, arccitilinu lu (!i^ wonl.
lot L,«t ihtfrcc'K'inotreringiiof'myBioutfa
plcafc ilict, O Lord : and inch itic ihf jodge-
tnrnlt.
109 Mjr foul i« alwRy In my hand 1 yee do
I iiot for^ei ihy Irw.
> 10 Tbc ungodly have laid a fnare fur inc :
hut yet I fwcrvnl nor Irom ihycomniandmcurv.
■ 1 1 ThyielliniunirNhavc 1 claimed J^mioe
heriiagc for <vcr : an-i nhy ! ihcy are the vti^
joy of jnir heari.
Ill 1 hait applied my hnit to fiillil thy
Ibtutcs alway 1 cvm unio ihc tiid.
HATE ihem iIihi imagine evil
ihingi 1 but thy law do 1 love.
ti+ Thou art my defeort anJ
lliiclil I aiid my irult li in ihy wortl
■ ij Awayironiniv.yc w!<ked il Aillkcc}'
tbc commatidmenit of my Goil.
I ifi O Ibblilh me arcording to thy ^oni.
J 'rltihttEinV stiCDtitcli illDiiiin
CtrBatne.
BKIHIIlIlsidilg^t
Ctrnnina DtHiis
tut
•-■"-4,-
eiiicti ot n»( I-
Itut:
Eft allM I* tu*
eut.
ettitit.
uroiiK. lotMnDa ill.
Ctt UuiuM.
AetKnir.slrtnigit.
TIs llntosl ntaitt.
Osy i«. The Pfalms. Afw*. |
llixt I may lire : ind let me ROt he Ai(»f-
poinitd ofniy hope.
1 17 Hoiii lliou mc up, Mil J 1 fliall be difc i
j-«, Illy ikliglit fliall he ever in tbv fixtutn.
lit Thou hall tinddcn dawn all them ihu
ilepatt ftom thy fhauta : for lh«y inxgiM |
but dectit.
1 19 Thciu piiitcll away all the ungodly of I
the cAtth like drols : ihctcliitv I lore ihy tef*
limonie^
110 My firfli tnmblctli for Ttvr of ikrr 1 1
and I am afiatd of thy judgcmelils.
Ftd juStium.
DEAL with thr thing that it bw- I
f.ii and right : O give mi: not over '
unto inini^ opprcfruni.
til Mnke ihijii thy iVtvant t< .
licliglii ill that which a giHid : that the ptntid
do II I c no wrong.
113 Mine tyw art wsfted avny with look- |
ing for tliy health i and for the vroid «f tliy
rightt«u)iitf>.
134 O deal with iliyrcrvanticcuriting onto I
ihy loving inercy : and trach inc thy ftmutn.
U5 I am thy fcrviiiii, O gmni mc iiijdcr-
Aaiulin? 1 that I may know thy tcltimonio. |
is6 11 is time (or tliee, Lord, to lav to
thine hand ; for they havr di-ltrcyi^l ihy law.
117 For 1 lovt thy Kiiiiniainiiiicnti ; aUwc
gold and preciouii Done.
<;iS(i).orn5iiiD Itnigtunotlsli.l
m
Mmv. The Ffalms. Day »c.
iiS ThtKtorc hold 1 floiglil all thy com-
maniimcnii : and kll litre way* Initerl^ Bbhvi.
MiraUSa.
H V ttltimoniu irt wrondciful ; thtre-
fore doth my foul krri> (lion.
I JO When thj' woni pocili forth i
it {{ivcih lit;hl Mid imclctftiiniJing
unto ihc limplc.
ijt I bpcncd my mouth, and drew En nir
hrcalh : for n\j detighi wai in ih)- command-
menu.
i;i O look thou iipun mc, iind be merci-
ful unto OK I ai- ihciu uicli to do unco thoft
thai love thy Name.
tn Order tny Aept in Uij' i*ard : and fu
Hull no wlt'ktilnclii have dominion over me,
I J4 O deliver me from the wrongful Unl-
ingt of mm : and io Hull 1 keep thy com-
iniudmriiti.
ij; Shew the li^hl of thycountenincc up-
on thy ferrant : and teach me thy HalMlct.
ij6 Mine eyes gufli out with water ! b«-
nad men keep nuE thy Ian.
yttj}ut ti, DamiM.
IGHTBOUS arc tlivu.O LonI : and
true ia ihy judgement.
I it The leHimoniei that thou
lull comniandcd i are txceeiling
rl^hrcoiii and true.
C(ri tfmaiK.
0st«Tt I hi tiMI.
ftbaots nDliirrMt.
•TAi Acntlinm,
ttf 3MV-
Vtomr oil, jtntrQi,
Sillllti ml Id iruDgt
Ctlljiiitin.
f Ir juMlri. ailer:
^tiiu ID in? assiic
fll^'v
dj 16, The Pfalms. Etva.
I 39 My tc-i] liuth even conlunied mc i bc-
caufe mine eiiumic* hav« forgotten (hjr K«r<lh.
14a Thy word Is iricd lo ihc attcrmoll :
and ihy fcivanl lovelh it,
141 I atn ljna]l, an<l of no itpuiatioti 1 j«l
di) I oot fofgtt tliy cuinma nil menu,
141 Thy righicoiilncli it an cvcrlatlln^
righteuufrwrB 1 ind thy hw is tht truth.
I4J Tniuhleanil hruviodV havt tnkeli liolii
iipuii mc ; yet it niy delight in thj'fomnixiui-
iiicnl&.
144 The tiglilruufiicf-> of itiy Icltimonin in
rvetlalHiig 1 O grant mc uniicrilaiKiing, and
I Ihill live.
EVENING PRAYER.
Claaavi in tola carJe mto.
CALL with iny whole heart 1 hear
me, O Lord, 1 will keep thy &ii~
tUltK.
146 ~Vc3, «vcn \iiilo ihcc dtt I
tall : help me, and I (liall ki:t|) thy telljmo- I
iiiea,
147 Eatly in the morning do I cry uoM |
llice ; for in thy woi'd is my Inift.
145 Mine eye'' imvcot the nighl-watch«k i
(hat I might be otcupied in thy word*.
149 Hear my voice.O Lo(d,a<coiidingujl- I
[o ihy loviiig-kindnelK 1 ijiiioketi iiic, &ix-Ord> |
ing as thou m «'onl.
T.a lie IE laDtluil^ m ihr omdi.
Evi
The Pfalms. Dni j6.
150 They draw nigh that of malice perfe-
cute me ; and anE Isr from thy law.
i;i Be thou nigh at hand, O Lord : for
^11 thy commandiiicnts are true.
ifx As toncernina thy leftimonies, I have
known long lince : that thou hall grounded
ihem for ever.
fide liwailitaUm.
CONSIDER mine advetfity, and
k- deliver me i for I do not forget thy
law.
ii4 Avenge thou my caufe, and
deliver me : quitken mCj aci'ording to thy
word.
155 Health is far from the ungodly j for
they regard not thy llatutes.
i;6 Great is thy mercy, O Lord : quicken
me, as thou art wont.
157 Many there are that trouble me, and
perlecute me ! yet do I not fwerve from thy
tefti monies,
r;S It grieveth me when I fee the tranf-
grrflbrs ; bccaufe they keep not thy law.
1 59 ConGdcr, O Lord, how I love thy com-
mandments ; O quicken me, according to thy
ioving-kindnclj.
1 60 Thy word is tnie from everlafting : all
the judgements of thy righteoufnels endure
for evermore.
ftcgcam 31 1.11m.
Lraeiinc Ijqs,
ffipoi. 1 1 hi (111
l[«in|i0ii>nKi[l,
Primdfti fifrjtuati fimt.
RINCES haic perfrculcJ me with-
out I ciulc : but my bnrt JUndclh
in iiw( of ihjr wotiT.
■ 1i I am u ^lad of rhy word i
,tk iiiii; ihit tiiulcih crc3i i|i>iilt.
i6j Ai for lici, I !iai{ and abhor ihtm i
bul thy Uw do 1 Icive,
11S4 Scvt'u limna Jayilol prufc thM ibe-
Mul'e "f thy nghtcous jiidgcmcnti.
165 GrMt U the peace thai th<y have who
love chy kw : and they ate not olFtniicd W
it.
ti>6 Lend, I have looked for thy Aving
henlih : and done ahti tliy cunimandmrnM,
1S7 My foul hath kc^t thy icllinioiiien: and
loved them exceedingly,
i£S I have kcDt ihy commandmenl* and
tcftimonies ; for all my ways are before thee.
tor nil thy toimiuncimciiQ »te lighieoiii.
IT) Lit llilnc hand liclp me : for I have
ihiiicn iliv cominnnilfncntt.
174 I Kavc Innetd hr thy laving litallh,
O Lord I und in thy law n my delight.
17 J O Itl my foul live, and it fliall praife
()n;i ..rii! ihy jiidgcmcntu flnll hcl|i mc.
-.. I havr pjne aAray like a llicep that ii.
■ 'ii :t 'liy r«mnt, for I do not tbrgci
; ;i'. ri iiiiiiiic-ntt,
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm QXX. AJ Daminam.
HEN I will ill iruiihlc I calkd upon
ihv Lord : niid hr henttl nK.
1 Deliver my TouljO Lo(d,fioni
lying lips : iind from 11 dcccilliil
tongin!,
-j Whatrtwardlllall Ix given or dnnc imru
ihcv, ibuu (allc tongucicven nitghiy ind I1i»r)>
^iiu>vt, with hut burning coiU.
4 Wriitmc, ihAt 1 am I'ditllnuncd todwvll
iviih Mefech : and to have my htbitntiuii
jtu'jng the Mnti of ICcdai.
; My luu] hath long dwelt among them :
iliit me cneiiiio tiiito peace.
6 1 labour for pe^icc, but when I fpeak uniu
(hem thereof: they m»kr ihem ready 10 bat-
(TDt t'j4iiii.
iCiimt.rjitn.iiotiii;
nail.
eSc PUlisiiiiin.
Situ inuElAUaii
nittiac.
P«AtM CSXI. levtnJocuki.
WILL lift up mine eye* unto tht
liills: front whtncc come III my liclp.
I My licli) cumcthevcn ticm the
Lo(iI : H'llo halU mvlc heaven and
canh.
J He will not fuflVr iliy foul lo hr movtll :
KiiJ he iliat l:«pe!li ihn will not llccp.
4. Behold, hi' th;ii kev-pclh H'rul : HirII Dei
(her llumbirr nor lli-tji.
5 TheLiitil hinil'cit'i* thy keeper ilhc Lord
T« thy dcfcno: upon thy right hind ;
6 So iliaE the fun (hill not burn thn by
day : neilher the moon by night.
7 Tlie Lord Ih.ill pirlci've thee tVnin »)\
evil : ye;),it iscven hethal ftinll keep thy Toul.
S The Lord Ihall preR-rvc th^ goiog oiii,
And ihy I'oniing in 1 hum llii^ tune fbtlh fui
evermore.
5 for thcic i> ihc lat ot* jiiilgcmcnt i rvtn
(lie Teat of llif houli: of David.
6 O piay liir ilic pmce of Jcrulalem : ihcy
dixU piafprr that love ihcc,
7 Pkui: be within ihy wilU i aiiil [iIcnK-
oufneiV Miihiii iliy pabcct.
t For niyI>(ttJitriiiniicuinpanian»'nikct;
1 will widi th« piof[itri(y.
9 V<», liccauie ol ihe hoiifc of ihc Lend
our God I I t*ill Icck lo do thee gooil.
Psalm txxiii. A.I It Jfi-mi ocuhi mioi.
NTO thee lift I up mine eye* ! O
ihou ihii divclh'li 111 ihc licuveni.
• Behold, even m the ryeiof ler.
«-anlB Idok unto the hand of their
nmDcn, and i> the cyct uf a mniJen UDIo the
W.\xk\ ut lier itiilireft : even I<j out eyn nait
iipiiii ihc Loni our Gud, until he have mercy
upon lit.
\ Havcmerc]ruponu*,OI.ord,havtmcrcy
upon Ui ; foT wc are utterly defpiled.
4 Our foul ii filled nith the leornful re-
proof of the wdllhy i and niih the defpire-
I'ulneA of the proud.
PiALM tjt.xiv. Niji qis'ut liam'mui.
''-■'"*F ihc Lord himielf had not been on
out Cide, now m»y Uiael lay ! if the
LonI himlflf had not been on our
lltif, when mm role up ajptinlt ii« i
kin in. in itieahKB
firir gtoifi m (nrn
til«,
CruiRtrl,o<t'si»'nIi:
an mu^i (0 Tilt
BtoutiD.
Day 17. The Pfaims. Mtra.
t Tlicy had lualluwcd ut up qukk : when
they were lo wrathtiilly dirplealcil at 111.
] VcB, ihc waten had drowned at 1 anil
[he ftmm had gone over cur (bul.
4 The deep wnten of tlu; ptuud 1 hid gone
creii uvci- mir Ibul.
5 Bui praifed be the Lord : «ho halii noc |
given ut over for a pcvv iiiilo Ilicir (crth.
6 Oiir ibul ik cicapcd cwn a* a Innl out of I
the I'nare of the fonlcr : (he ihue a broken, '
anJ we are delivered.
7 Our help Ihiideth In <hc Nime of the |
Lo(d : who halh made hcii'cn And catth.
Psalm cxxv. Qui tenfidiait.
HF-V'lhatput iheiciniftin 1 he Lord
(hsll be rvin ai the tnouM Sion :
which may not be removed, but
ftjndcth lift tor ever.
» The hilis ftnilii about JiTiifiilem : (Vvn
lb ftandeth the Lord round about his peofilt,
from ihis time forth for evermore.
J For rhc rod of the ungediy eomrth not
into ihe lot of the righteous ; left the ti^te-
ou^ put their hand unio wickrdnelt.
4. Do wtll, O Lurd 1 unto tlioli; tlial ir-
good and true of heart.
5 As tor liith a! turn back unto their ol^ ■
'lickcdncls 1 the Lord ihitl lead ihem fbnb
with the evil docia) but peit^clliall be upon
Ifrai-1.
ew Vuismunt,
amrsDunBtD mrS'
fTo null SI1I1011I BjQ
OHO'.
>
.''^r
Evtu. The Pfalms. Daj »7.
EVENING PRAYER.
PtALM CXNVI, Jii intvtrttmA.
HEN ibc Lfinl lumcd again ihcri»i>
livitj- of Sion ! ihen were we like
unto then) thil <lmiil.
] Thtn Hu our inouih (i)lnl
ivitli blighter 1 and out tonpie niih joy.
) Thru will thej' aiiKinj-ibc hcatlicn t The
Lord hath done grtat thing) for them.
4 Vci, the Lonl hath done gmt thing* lor
ui iJmd)* ! whereof wo rejoice.
5 Tumour cA|itirity,OLurd tat tbr riven
io lUe foulh.
6 They Ihit fiiw in trin ; flixll nap fn joy.
7 Hr (lint now ^ix-ih on hi» warweepitig.
md beircth forth good fcctl ; Ihsll doiibtlcfi
come >gAin with joy, and bring hi* Ilieavct
oith him.
P»ALM CXXVIt. J/f/! DumittJ.
XCEPT the Lord build the houle :
their Uliuiir n but lult (hat builil it.
i Etrcpi the Lord keep iherJiy i
lilt "Jithmiin wiketh but in v»in.
J li 11 lull loH hbour (hat jre hultr to rile
<rp earlv, ind Irilnie rake rcli, mil cii ihc brrail
lit (atetoinels ; torfo hceivcth hii beloved fltep.
^ Lu.cliildreD and (he fnill of the womb ;
irc an her itige and gift (hut tonieth of (he
Lofd.
ti I biuin |^]r li«igir»li<i| imtt il (lint,
□itli tall III loldiirt II tfjin's linD.
tU Orinnii.
Srunatr. Nil lHt>
in sontif t« i« Hf
tin no.
rgt Ji((.
.Ifiti, iir ihDu a\at,
To u>i> ititin tnr
ir'^i^ai9^M^M
w
(irtDiiln.maritl luKi
m
Ct< So in 1(1.
£«1IP(H, t'V il fou-
Day 17. The Pfalms. fir*-",
J Like as the ain»vi in Ihc hanil of tlu
giant : <vcn fo are the yoting children.
£ Happv is the man ilist hnlh hi> quirct
full of tncin 1 tl)i-y fhil! not bcalli.iiiitd wllcn
ilicy I'pcak niih lh«ir enemies in the gale,
PsAtM cxxvtii. Btali emnti.
LESSED arc all iliey that l«ar the
Lord : and ivnlk in bi> wayt.
1 For ihbu lli.-ili cat the iaboun
of ihine Winii : O well U ihec, and
happy dtilt ihuu bv.
3 Thy wit't Hinll he as the fniilful vine ;
up'in ihe W31U of thine houlc.
4 Thy (hrldien like the olive-branches 1
round about iliy table.
5 Lo, ihiii^ Ihall (he man be blcfTcil 1 ihal
rcAicih the Loni.
6 The Lurd iVom uul uf Sion fliaJl To blel^
ihcc : chiit thi>u Jhnlt Jec Jcrufnlem in prof-
pcrity ull ihy life lon^.
7 Yea, that thou llialt fee thy childmN
children 1 and ptacc upon liracL
Psalm cx.VlX. S^ff txfvsaa*triaU.
ANV itime hivcibeyfonghtBrAinll
inc fcum my youth up 1 may Ifricl
now f*y,
a Vca, mnny a time have tlwy
vexed me fiom tay rtiuth up : but ihey have
ni}i prevailed igainjt me.
ilirilh [111 111 inilrit rl0[dlaa tiallT
ann iiiirrv snuitts i«t a tall.
i^-v^
s;u*^^^i*^*ivu4ri.^^*^r ;
Eve'i.
The Pfalms. Day 17.
) The plomcrs plowed upon my back : and
inaile long fiirrows.
4. But tile righleous Lord : hath heirn the
ftiares of ihe ungodly in pieces.
5 Let them beconfoiiiiJcdand lurned back-
'vjtd : aa many as haue evil will at Sioii.
6 Let ihcm be even sis the grjls growing
upon the houfe-tops ; ivhich wiilietelh afotr
it he pluckctl lip ;
7 Whereof the mower filleth not his hand :
neither ht that bindcth up (he Ihcives his
bofoni.
S So that they who go by fay not fo much
;i'i, The Lord profperymi ; we willi you good
luck in the Name of ihc Liird.
PsaLm Cxxx. De profundU.
UT of the deep have I called unto
thee, O Lord ; Lord, hear my voice.
•2. O let thine ears conlider well :
the voice of my comjiliiinl.
3 If thou, Loid, will he entreme fo mark
what is done amiis : O Lord, who may abide it ?
+ For there is mercy with thee i therefore
ihalt thou be feared.
5 I look for the Loi'd ; my foul doth wait
for him : in his word is my Irult.
6 My foul fleeth unto the Lord i before (he
morning watch, I lay, before the mol'ning
waifh.
7 O IlracI, trull in the Lord, for with the
l:Fli
I ?n .IS (i|> ntaiii [ii( >[ aat Hat I
'^^iklii^^mgifiisifm
Ctt /BCTCbsnt.
Il'iibn ((4(1 net
iraa ini prrsuaBr.
iTiriDnn nnirrifii,
J ham nu pup.
:^a^8-tra-s -If ■■*■":
/>*r it. The Pfatms.
Lord There in mercy i and ttiili him itgilnite-
DUi rcilcmpllnn.
S And he Aiall redeem irrwl : from all hi>
(mf.
Pt.iLu Kxxxi. D»miite, aaii til,
ORD, t iiin litii liigli-niindtd 1 1 h»vr
no prom! Iniikx.
I idnnot nerHrcmyftlf ingnal
nistlcti 1 which afe too high for me.
J But I [cfiaiii my fuul, aiiil Jicep it loM,
ike »^ a child I ha) K wcanej from lit* moitter i
yea, my foul ii even ai a wcintd chilil.
4 O Ifrael.trullin theLord:l'rom'rh!*dmc
forth for evcfinorc,
MORNING PRAYER.
PfALM cxxxit. Mimtaio, DMitnt.
ORD, rcinciiibd D;ivid : and nil bit
<iaiil>lc j
1 How he ftvnre unio lh« LQnJ i
anil vow^d a vowunio the Almighty
Ciod of Jai'iib i
J I will not fonie wiihiii llic (ahcfiixcU of
iiunt- houft : nor climb up inlo my l>ed ;
4 I ivrll nol liiffer mine e^e» to llccp, nor
mine eye-liils lo lliiitilier i iicitlm tlie ttmple*
uf (iiy head Id like any reft ;
! Until I lind oiii a place for llic Icmple of
' : ati liHbiciiiun fur the mighiy God
JWsr». The PfalmS. Day tS.
6 Lo, we licard of ihc fame a( Ephiala :
and found it in the wood.
7 Wc will go into hi; tabernacle : anU fall
low on our knees before hii f'ootllool.
8 Arift, O Lord, into thy reft iiig- place ;
thou, and the ark of thy ftretiglh.
9 Let \\\y prieftii be clothed with righteouf-
nels i and Ici ihy fainis ling with jojfuEnels.
to For thy fervant David's fake ; turn not
away the prefence of thine Anointed.
1 1 The Lord hath made a faithliil oalh
unio David 1 anti he ihali not ihrink from it ;
II Of [he fruit of thy body: fhatt 1 kt upon
thy feat.
13 If thy children will keep my covenant,
and my teliiuionies that I (hall learn tlielii :
iheir children alfo (liall fit upon thy leat for
evermore.
14. For the Lord hath chofen Siom to be
an habilalion for himfelf i b« liath longed h\
her.
» s This (hall be my reft for ever ; here will
I dwell, fur t havtr a delight therein.
16 I will blels her viduals with increafe ;
and will I'atisfy her jioor with bread.
1 7 I will deck her priefts with health ; and
her faint; ihall rejoice and hng,
]g There (lull I make (he horn of David
10 floiirilh 1 1 have orda,ined a ianiern for mine
Anuinted,
19 As for his enemies, I (ball . lothe them
Clu Hirt jBoii,
riiff BilKfi nor sBm,
^Tom diiKlirauitiiE
HI I III 1)0 [U.
E^ r<gl]i I mual be
linte,
Jaitn III" tl)Jil Ilt-
f&l 50 nln.
irit anl8CIT.
fit camgiH mnitl.
ie4nctuarinrD(Hn.
Sit RntlMMn.
l^binitno mat.
jfm I t*(r<TKf.
vthlth firlj
upon the hitl of Sion.
4 Fur tlicce ilir tj3iil )]toinir(ct liii bldfing:
ami life fbi eveimorc.
Psalm cxx.viv, Erte aane.
EHOLD now, iirailr (lie Lord : ali "
ye Icrvnnts of the LmJ ■
1 Ve iliat \iy nighi ifaud ui thi
lioiifc of ih< lord : even in th<
tinjj r* L>r tlic hokil'c of nur Gud*
; Lift nil yawT hftndi in the Iknjtuirx : md
[jtaiir the Lord.
4- Tlie Lni'd thai mnJe litaven and onli -.
give ihcc biclting uuc ul Siun.
PRAlSEiheLord.lttidjcihrNatiw '
"I (he Lord : pr»ile il, O ycfervantt, |
of tilt LurJ i
i Ve ih.'ii ll.ivii) in ihc li'mfr of
■i-"i.
ihe LorJ;ifi Ihe court* of the liodfe of our God.
3 OpvaifetheLoidjfurlhcLordisgtarioiis:
O ling prailes iinio his Name, for ii is lovely,
4. For why ? the X.ord hath cliolen Jatoh
unto himfelf i and Ifrael for his own polTfnion.
; For I know ihat the Lord is great : and
ihac our Lord is above all gods.
6 Whailbcver the Lord pleafed, ihat did
he in heaven, and in earlh 1 and to ())(■ lea,
and in all di:cp places.
7 He bringeth forth ihe clouds from the
ends of the world -. and lendelh forth light-
nings with the rain, bringing (he winds out
of his tresfures.
S He linote the firft horn of Egypt ; both
of man and bcaft.
9 He halh lent token; and wonder^ into
the midS of thee, O ihoii land of Egypt : up-
on Pharsoh, and all his fervanls.
10 He fmole dlvcts nationi^ : and llew
niighly kings i
1 1 Sehon king of the Amoi-itrs, and Og
the king of Baliin : and all the kingdoms of
Canaan ;
II And govt their liind to be an heritages
even an heritage onto Ii'racI his |icoplc.
I J Thy Name, O Lord, end u ret h forever !
lb doth ihy memorial, O Lord, from one ge-
neration to anothtr.
14 For the Lord will avenge his people :
O.IV iS.
The Pfalms.
Em».
bflHi IAD sbtn.
Sm Intilj mi (rrtiL
I J As for ihc imaeci of ihe licttllicn, (Iki
;iiT but lilver anil gold : ihc woik of mrii's
16 They hart iiioulliii, andlpciik noCiCfn
h3V« they, bul ihcj ice not.
17 Tlicy have eati* ind yet they hear not 1
neither l> there any bieath in iheit mouibt.
tS Thcv that nuke ihcin mc like udio
I licm I and fa are all ihcy that put their IruU
ill ihtm.
19 Pi'aili the Lord, yt houle of Iftati :
ptiife the Lord, yt houle of Aaron.
10 Ptiife the Lord, ye houfc of I^vi : ye
thai feat ilic Lord, praiii; the Lord.
1 1 Pcailcd he the l^id out of Sign : who
divellcth at Jerufalcm.
EVENING PRAYER.
Pbalm CXXKVi. Ceirfilemini.
GIVE thanks unio ihc Lord, for hr
ii gracious J iind hi> metcy endureth
for eve!.
:t O give ihanki iinlu the God ol
»ll gods J for hii merty cndurelh fcr ever.
3 O thank the Luril of nil lords ; for hii
piiLTLT Einlurclh for ever.
4 Who only doeth great wonder* ! for liin
mcn'y endiirelh for ever.
5 Vfho by his cxetllent wifdoili mildc the
hcivcns ; for his niiicy tndiirtrh fur tvtr.
(i)i Jfmi.
M fuodali jnli lonb
i bjiat lh( trail b.
Evia. The Pfalms. D-y 28.
6 Who laid oul ihce.viii above the waters :
for his mercy [ndiireih for tvcr,
7 Who hath made great lights 1 for h»
mercy enduretli for ever j
S The fun 10 luie the dny 1 for his mercy
endtirelh for ever j
9 The moon and the liars lo govern the
nighl ; lor his mcicy tnduielh for evet.
ro Who fmotc Egypt ivilh thclt firft-born 1
for hismrrt)- eiidurtih forever;
11 And hroiighl out Ifrael from among
(hem : for his mercy endurcth fur evcrj
la With a mighty hand, an<i (ti'etchtd out
arm : for his mcrty endureth for ever.
15 Who divided the Red fea in two parts :
for his mercy enduielh fur evcti
14. And matic Ifrael to go through the
iiiidrt of ii 1 for his mtrcy endureth for evti.
1 5 But as for Pharaoh and his hoil, he
overthrew ihem in the Red fea j for his mercy
cnduretli fur ever,
6 Who led his people through the wilder-
neft : for his mcrcy cndurctli for ever.
1 7 Who finote great kings : for his mercy
endureth for ever;
18 Vea, anil ilew mighty kings : for his
meivy enjureth for ever j
19 Sehon king of the Amorites 1 for hi"
mercy endureth tot ever j
10 And Og the king of Bal'an : for hi^
mercy endureth for ever;
tlic istuiijr.
foi iam [uiiK.
1
CljC liDIJUt.
VDnng iiiD em,
ifemi to inc fnllr.
zn
0.n .J. The Pfalms.
Ecta.
21 Anil gave anay their bnil for an faeri-
ligc : fiH iiJH nierry cniliiretli for cvtr j
II Evtn for in WitdKc unio Ifrnel liitfci-
vHiit i Itir liii mercy cndumli for ever.
») Whn miiciiibcri.'ii na when ne were in
li'ouble : for hii nierpy cnilumh for c»er (
a^ And Iii.h dctiveml ii& from our snc-
iiii» [ for liit inrny tndunMh for ever.
»5 Whci (jivcili fowd to all flrih i ibi hit
mcivy riiduicih fur cvtr.
16 U give thinks imto the God of hc»ni 1
fur liis iiicriy cndurrlh for cvtr,
37 O give tlianLi uiiiu tbc Lotil of lordi :
for hii mercy cniluKth for ever,
1'salm fxxxvil. Super fiamiaa.
V llic naleri of Bahyloo we flit <ti>wii
and wrpt i when w< remembered
(dee, O Sion.
1 As fijr Our lisr|i?, we hanged
ilii:iii up -. ii)K)ii ihc treet that ire thetrin.
J For They that led ui away captive re-
quired of us then a fun^, and melody, in our
hcavinefs ! Sine Vis ime of ihc lijng! of Sion,
4 Ho" (linir wc fing the Lotd'n long 1 in
a Hrflnge land ?
; II I forget thee, O Jeriiliilem : let my
right hand fijrgct h*r cuTining.
fi If 1 do not remember thsr, let mytongur
t'(e;ivt To the roof ol mv iTjouih : yelj it I ivrc-
fii' riol Icniljlem in niv mirlh.
r
Svrit, The Pfalms. Day il.
7 Remcmbci llic children of Eilum,OLori],
in ihe diy of Jernlaiem : how ihey faid, Down
with il, down with it, even to [lie ground.
8 O daughter of Babylon, waited with mi-
fcry ; yea, happy Ihall he be that rewardcth
thee, as lliuu halt fi-rvcd as.
9 Blelled (liall he be that takcth thy chil-
dren i and thraneth them againi) the IJones.
Psalm cxxxvni, Confileboriil/i.
^^^^^ WILL eive thanks unio thee, O
J!yJ Bj Lord, willi my whole heart : irvcn bc-
^ J t^ft ^"""^ ^'**^ gtjJa will I fing prail'e unlo
1 I will worlhip toward thy holy (emple,
and praife thy Name, becavil'e of thy loving-
kindnclsandtcuth; for thou haft magniliE^ thy
Name, and thy Word, above all things.
3 Whm I called upon thrc, thou heardcll
me : and enduedli: niy ioiil with much llrcngrh,
4 All ihc kings of the eaith Ihall praile
thee, O Lord : for tliey have heard the words
uf ihy moiiih.
; Yea, they fhall (ing In the way« of the
Lord : (hal great is the gluty of (he Lord.
6 For ihuugh the Lord be high, yet lialh
he refpet't nnio the lowly ; as for the proud,
he heholdeth thciti afar otf.
7 Though I walk in the midft of trouble,
j^et flialt ehoi) refrefh me ; ihou (liall Hretch
forth thy hand upon the furioiifntfs of mine
Cllr *^^iriii[r5S.
U^ln|l^(SB ibDngt
inoii U,
Sliau HI list amip
I
€«r iDiirrii.
■Oui'in iiso ilmu
aa3t all :
as i ain.sgsbill
Ihou ei.
CHncrsEolliliD
HISII.
Co nun I vn» f tn
l^flui [[idfr.
Buchrsjinl (tin-
.fitillMHi'COnDin
Day *■). The Ptalms,
Mern,
(nrmicH, and thy liglii hand lh>ti lave me.
tl Tlic Lurd jhall make good hU laring-
kinducfi [owatd me : yea, thy rattty, O Lwd,
«iid<itcth tVii' cvcc ; ilcrpil« nut then (lie wotks
oi lliinc own hAiiJa,
MORNING PRAYER.
Psalm cxxxix, Damiite.froi^JH,
LORD, thtiii haft ftartlird mt out, |
sxkX knoM-n nic i thoti kiinwefl itijr
ilavrn- lining, and mine up-iifing ;
thou underluiiddl my thuuglili loHrg
before.
> Thou art about tny pith, and about my ,
hcA : vnd Ipicll out all my wav^
; t'pi lo, there it ni>t a woritiii my tongue i
but ihoii, O Lord, knowrft it altogether,
i Thou halt f'alhioned me hehind atid be-
fore : and bid thine b.ind upon rnc,
J Such knowlcilge U [on ivundertul and
excellent for me : I ronnnt atuin unln it.
6 Whiiherlhall I gu then I'tinn thy Spirit:
or whither lliall I gfj then from thyprrftncc? ]
7 If 1 elimbiip mto lira v en, thou an tliere
if I go down to hill, thou iit then itfn,
S If I tnkt (he wings i>( the inotning : iri.
rein.iiii in I he uticrmiiil iiart'. of (he fca |
9 Even there alfo Ihnll (hy hmd trod nic i
.iivl thv right hind Ihill hold me.
in f P" I <\\. P-'railvtiiiort tlir r<;i r knell: (ImII I
Mil IhJl 34:111 ll|[ liiiiniiE :.IJt,
-Irr [iii iiirr iipip rir ^uoiuirfi in'.
L'ovcr me i tbcn fliall my night be iurnt:d to
day.
1 1 Yea, the darkncfj Is no cJ.irknrf!^ ivitli
thee, but ihe nigUl is as cle^r a^ ihc i\^y ; the
Llarknels anil lighl lo thee ^rc both alike,
li For my reins art thine : tliou halt co-
vered me in my mother's womb.
1} 1 will givE tliAnks unto tliEe, fur I am
fearfully and wonderfully mailc ! marvelloui
3it tliy workj, and iliai my foul knowcili right
well.
14. My bones are not hIJ from tlict 1 though
I be made leci'etly, and fafliioned beneath In
the eaith,
15 Thine eyes did fee my fubftanec, yet
being im|ierfe^l : and in iliy book were all my
memhers written ;
16 Which day by day were falhignedswhen
as yet there was none of them.
17 How dear arc ihy tounfels unto me, O
Goil ! O how great is the litm of them I
18 If I tell them, they arc more in nimiber
than the fand 1 when I wake up I am prefent
with thee.
19 Wilt thou not (lay the wicked, O God -.
depart from me, ye blood-thirliy men.
10 For they f|)eak unrighteoiifly againfi
ihee;3nd thine enemies take iby Name in vain,
11 Do not I hatt them, O Lord, that hate
ihee 1 and am not 1 grieved with thole that
I i!l- up againi) ihee ?
ITlit VlBiDnnuas.
irtr iL'mintcEX,
Oiiiiirss or lubot
tliiiu in.
tSiriKCIIirtliillliag
niti.
I
fur (.Jiullise,
VarontEs D»Di tut
c^^
o-.'-^^r^iE:.
Ustm ttt *i^f ''^"^
II Vea, I liate iheiD tight fore »«Ten a-
though they were mine enemit*.
;j Try me, O God, and r«k the ground I
mylicnrLi prove mi'.and examine inyrhoiifth:
1+ Look wtll if there be any Hiy ■>)' wii k
ednefs in me : *nd lead nie in the nay tn; -
lilting.
PsaLM c:(L, firi/* of, Damiae.
ELIVER mc, O Lord, fiom ilie e»il
man ! and prefetve me from the
wicked man.
1 Who imagine mifrhief in (heir
hearts i and ftir up itrile all the day long.
J They have ftiarpeiied their tonguei like
s ler|ient i adder's poilinn is vindcr (heir lips.
4. Keep me, O Lord, I'rom the hands of the
ungodly ; preftrve mc from the wicked men,
who ate jHirpoiiid to overthrow my poing*.
; The priiud have laid » fnsre tor me, and
I'piei;! .1 net abrimd ivilh cord* 1 yea, anil tct
irap'^ in my ivay.
6 I laid tinto the Lord, Thou art my God :
hear the voiic of my |>iayrr», O Lonl.
7 O Lord God, ihon flrcnglhof my bcilth 1
thou huA covered my lieitd in the day of hattle,
B l.ct not the ungnilly have \\n deOrt, O
Lord 1 let not hit mifrhievouR iin>ginalion
prolpcr, left ihey be too proud.
g Let till' miti'hirf ofthcirumi liptfiill upon
the held o( them -. thai cuiipali me iihoiit.
'9\
..^■
^ 13^}
Mir«. The Pfalms, Da» »f.
10 Let hoi buming coab fall npon ihcin i
III ilicin bf calt inio ihi: Ait, and into the pit,
Iliat ihcy niver rile iip ugiin.
1 1 A nian fuil uf wonJi flixU not profptr
upnn ihc caith : cvU (h>U hunt ihe wicked
perliin to i>vcithrow him.
la Sure I 4III ihat the Loiil will »vciie« the
)>oot ; and malnrain the caiilc '>f the licTj)l<l'>.
I) The ligbMoun alio Ihall ^ive ihnnkh
unto thy Name i and lh« jiill (liatl cunlinuc
in ihjr light.
PiALM CXLI. Damiiu, lUnupoi.
ORD, I call UBOU tli«, bulte thee
untu me i ami confidcr my voice
when I cry iimo thfc.
I Let mv priycr be fel futlh in
thjr fight ta the inctnie : atui lei ih< liflio); up
ol mr handt be «n tvtniii)! lacrilicc,
J Mt a watch, O LorJ, iK-fon: my moulb :
ind keep the door ol' my lipt.
4 O IcI not mine hentc be inclined to itiy
ei'ilihini;: let me not be occupied in uneudly
H'oiki with the men that wurk wifkconclii,
Jill I Ml ot lut-h ihingi i,i plenle ihcin.
J LtllbciigUtcuuiniihetlniiicmclticndly I
.ind reprove me.
6 But let not their prcciout bJmi break
m^ bead i yeai, I will piay yet againtt ibeir
nicked nelV.
7 Lei their jiiilg^ei He ivcrlhtown in lloiiy
I
ru Juggt * Ulm-
fBiDim D< Juillri's
QUI.
i im rainr ta (fTDrfi|t
Ilti
I
tnt.
BnKtWKrntl'n'.
ItDnoun'E Sttift.
ntiDu i« ilciltl in
and ]i[(iil bnl mi
nor I [I.
Day tg. The PfallTiS. Eft:
placw ! <h*t Ihty may hc»r my wgrili, iui
they «rt fwttt.
8 Otir bonci lie fcatteted bcfoie the pit i
iilce «s when one brwktrh and hewctli wuoil
upon the carlh.
5 Bill mini cyc^ look unlo thw, O Lonl
GnJiiiithdiiHiyiruft.Oi-aftnotfiiitmy ibul,
10 Keep me trorn ilic Inure ih»l ihty hjiv*
laid fot IB* i and from (he iraps of Hu: wkkid
1 1 Lrt the ungodly fill intu tlwir own nets
logctlier 1 snd k-t mi: <vcf elclpe ihtin.
EVENING PRAYER.
P5AI.M cxLii. feet Bira aJ Damiitum.
CRIED unro the Lord with mr
voice ; yrEi| even tintn ih< Lofd' di*i
I make my iupplication.
I I pcmieil out ray complaints
belore him : ami ilien'cii him of my trwuhlr.
) Wlien my rpUil was in hcavine& ibou
knewEft my path : in the way «v herein I walked
have they piivily laid » fnare for me.
q, 1 looked allu iipun my right hand i »nd
fiiw thtre was tio man that would knoiv me.
; I lisd no plaee to flee unto : ami no man
cared for my foul.
6 lericdimto thee, O Lord, »nd laidtThoii
;irt my hope, and mypoviioi' iniht- land iif tin
liviiif;.
Brtiuia us titioilii SDini ilini oiTifliC \ i
, 3n« nDDi ui Olid at aricart itt'.tj f
/
7 Confider my complaint : for I am brought
very low.
S O Jclivcr me ftom my perftciitotB ! foi
ihey are too (iroiig tor me.
9 Bring my Ibiil out of prifon, thai I may
give thanks unto thy Name : which thing if
thou «'ilt giant me, then Ihall the righteous
refort unto my compnny.
Psalm CXLiii. Domme, exauM.
EAR my prayer, O Lord, ind coii-
fider my dchre : liearken unto me
forthy truLhand righteoufne&'fake.
1 And enter nut ijito judgement
iviih thy fervanl : for in thy fight fhsli no man
living be jullified.
J For the enemy halh perleculed my foul j
he hath fmittcn my life down to the ground :
he hath laid me in the darknels, a^ the men
that have been long dead.
4 Therefore is my fpirlt vexed within roe :
,»nd my heart within me is defoiate.
5 Yetdo I rememberthe time pafti I mule
upon all thy works ; yea, I exercife myfelf in
[he works of thy hands.
fi I ftrctch forth my hands unto thee : my
foul gafpcth unto ihee as a ihii-fty land.
7 Hear me, O Lord, and that ibon, for my
fpirit waxeth faint : hide not thy face from
me, left I he like unto ihcm that go down
JnTij the pit.
i«tici)iiirs aiutf.
SrglE aiitr ntDtr bd
Hi". 1 01 If.
Otnct adirntii Dc-
<i([im jnb gain:
GlI in Itigii IlliUIn
Ifaiune lilAoiiian,
^ini lint port; tn
It' lUJisi,
Cotnr miiti ml in
lii*<ff
Wjtj (a
The Pfalms.
M,
8 Olctnwhociliyloving'kiodnclibctiiDcv
in iht morning, fcf in I'lcc i" my trutti (hiw
lliou itif the way thai 1 (hcmW vrilk in, ("of I
lil> im my l(Ju! unlo thcc.
9 Dclivrimt, O l^n), ftom mine enemies !
fur 1 fl« unto lh« to liidc int.
10 Ttacli me to do iht ihing that pleali^lli
lliee, for thou att vnj God i let thy hiving
Spirit lead me lorth inlo the latuk M tighlc-
oufncf*.
1 1 <liiicken me, O Lord, for thy NJime'v
fake i jnd foi thy rightcouitieli.' fake brin^ my
ibul out of Ii'ouhtc.
IS And of thy goodners 0»f mine enr-
mirs : and dellroy ill ihtm that v« my foul j
I'ov I am ihy fervant.
MORNING PRAVER.
PsiLM L'XLiv. Btitidielui thfniatu.
LESSED be the LotJ my ft(en|;th : I
who icachcih my hnnda to war, and I
my fingeti to light j
1 My hope and my fotltefk, my I
caitli: 111*1 dtlivcrcr, my defender in whoni 1 1
tiultivvhorubduclh my people that iiuudcTitie.
) Lord, what is man. iliat thou h«H Juch
t>;rpc£l unto him :<ir the Ion of man, that thou
I'o rega'dcft him ? ^ 1
4 Man it like a thing of Douglit i his tiine |
putlelh away like a lliiilow.
^^eM^^in^i^^^S^^-frX-^^l^-si^XTjifiiif
$ fioi* thy hcavcDs, O Lard, and come
.lown I touch tbc mountain^ and Ihe^ Ihalt
I'moke.
6 Cifl fiitth ihy Hghining, and tcif them ;
Ihoui out thine »nnw% and ronliiinr them.
7 ticnd iluwn thine hand itoin above i dc-
lircf me, and take me out of the grtaC natrn,
from the hand of Ann^e children i
8 WhoJe mouth tafkeih of vinitv : and
tlieii right h.ind ii a tichi hand of «'il:kedtIe^!>■
9 I will lin^' :i new linig unto ihec.O Godi
and fiiig jinilo unto thi-c upon a ten-It ringed
lute.
10 Thou hall given viflory unto king):
and hilt dclircietl David th]t fcrvunt frani the
peril of the fword,
1 1 Save me, and deliver me fmm the hand
of" tttiingi- children ! wliofe mouth lalkcih of
vaniti^, und their right liuud a i right hnnil i>f
iiiiqvuty.
li ThatDurlonsinxy^rDwiiputhcyoimg
pljnts I and that our dauglitcn may be a* the
I" 1 1 idled loiiico of tile temple ,
I ; That i>iir garncrt may he full anil ]il<n>
icoui with M manner of ftorc ; thai our Iheep
may hring forth (houlandt and ten ihoufandi
ill our Itirtts.
14. That our (iirn nisy be ftmitg (n laliour,
that there lie n<> dicay ; no Icidinj; mto eap-
liviiy, and no complainiaB in our ftreets.
15 Hsppy are the people that are in fiieh
^ ^_-^ >fq ,-1
rM
B'JlIl fD'^rlll noi iJna tilllll.
^rXS,^i*^iUV!r^^*iVi.**Vlf**
CkMIK
fn»t. |i[|giii, IM
flan Wit.
XllMasilDKbnta'
etc BMODlMlIC
jrtirr, tnttt, MB
11 tit
and iti rs bBt
UDimi mint.
VltlSf ihC lltDUT
•nn iiiiln,
#er iim rhf rlibra
inS gitn,
iOubbjnoinan'atiJjEirE
Sloil no DIDEE* I sic.
JFdi tiinri ^nuDiust
Drfj ;o. The Plalms. Mfri. I
1 cafe : yea, blelTed are the people nbo have
the Lord for their God.
Psalm cxlv, Exallabt U, D*ut.
WILL magnifj' thee, O God, my
King 1 and I will pralie thy Name
^of tor CTCr anil trer.
1 Every day nill I give ihinkn
unto thee : and pniile ihf Name hr ever an>l
ever.
3 Great id the Lord, and marvellfiiis "■""►>!
to be pniilcd : there 'u no end of hi* gfeatncix,
4- One generation (hail praile tny watk'
unto aiiolher : and di-clart (hv power.
5 As for Hie, I will be talking of thy yr<tr-
IU'i\i ! thy glory, thy piiife, Mltd Wimilroi»
work? I
6 So that men llLalJ fpcak of the might of
ihy nini'vellous i&i i and I will alio tell of
thy {{"^atncl's.
7 The mcmoiiat of ihine Abundant kind-
nc ti (liall he Ihewcd : and men (hall ling of thy
I igliteoiilnefs.
il The Lonl isgracioo'i,andinervirulilong-
fxilTering, and of great gocidneJt.
9 The Lord is loving unio every man : and
hii mercy i^ over alt hit wotki.
10 All thy works piaife thee, O LonI latid
ihy (aims give ihank^ unto llice.
1 1 They llieiv the glory of thy kingdom i
and talk al thy pou-cr ^
i^
^S^^
^^
AUrw.
The Pfalms.
Dxy lo.
II Tim tliy p«Hcr,tb^sli>iy, antlmighti-
ntCi of thy kingdom : migiit be known imlo
men.
13 Tb]r kingdom is an tvrrlaHins ki'ns:-
Ui'iii : xnil (hy dixiitniun codurclii ihraugU-
ou( all »f;t*.
14, The Loid uphnldfth all fiirh ai fall ;
iiiil liftclh tip all thuli: thui an; ilo«n,
1 J Th« cyrtofatl wiiit upon thct, O Lon.1 -.
ind ihon gii'cft iKcm tlicinnMi in <liit ftiliin.
lb Thuii oprnrit ihilK hind 1 anil lillcll M
l\i\ngi likini; with |ili-iitcciuliicls.
17 Tile Lofil n riglntciuhin all h'u way* 1
am! holy In ail hit woikn.
ti The Lonl if niph unio all them tliai
•,-ail tijK>n him : yea, all lOch ai uill upon him
faitliliilly,
19 He will fullil (hcdcfiic nl'llicm lliar fc^r
liiin : he iiSt) will lieir ihcir cry, Jiiii will help
iliein.
>o The Lorit prejcrvclh all lli«m ihst love
him ; hiji fc^ittcrcrh abroad ill (he iingudly.
11 My mouih (liill fpcak the praitc «t' iht
I, '.lid : and kt uU flcDi give thanka unto hi;
liuly Naiiic for evei' inil tvur.
LSt CXLVI. LanJa, aauna mta,
KAISEthcLonl.Omyruuli wliil«
I live will I praili: (he Lurd 1 yta,
u long 31 I have any being, I will
line pmifn unio my God.
■irBniiiipuoinin.
aiDiti mill) tiinif
jMlllU IHKlKn
gtirctjiins lUlu.
ttr Thiiu f piing or
me,
Ilttu mu&i in lie
Inio me |giD.
X O put noi yuiir (mil in prinrts i" ' : i
my I'hilii of man : for ihcrr ii> no help in liitiii,
3 For when tlie brcalh of man ([•■wlh fiitlli
he Ihall turn ignln (o hit cinh : and then all
his flioiipbtf pciifti.
4 KJtlTcd ii be that halhlhcGoilof Jicxib
foi Kis help 1 and Mhofe hope U in the Lord
his God ;
5 Who made heaven and carili, the fea,
and all ihat therein i& : who kcepeth his pro-
mile ('or ever i
6 WIio hclpeth them tt> right that fuRVr
wrong -. who leedeih the hungry.
7 The Lord loofeth men out of prifon i the
Lord glveth fight lo Ihc blind.
S The Liiid httpeih them that are ^llen ;
(he Loni taielh foi the rightemu.
9 The Lord eareth foi' the ftrangersi hede-
kndeih the fnthcrlcis anil widow : m for the
way of the ungodly, he turneih i1 up(ide down.
10 The Lotd thj- God, O Sluii. OxaW be
King lu( eveimore ; and throughout nil gene-
ral ion>.
I The Lord doih buiid \ip Jemiklem : and
gather together the out-cafts of IfracL
3 He liealeth thufe thai are broken In heart:
and givelh medicine to heal their fickncfc.
4 He leilelh ihc number of the ftarn ! mil
callcth iheni all hy ihcir names.
5 Great isuvir Lord, and great is his power:
yea, and his wifdcim is infinite.
6 The Lord fcdeth Dp the meek: and bring-
eth the imgodly down to the ground.
7 O fing unto the Lord with ihaiikfgiving :
fing pi-ail'cs uptin the harp unto our God j
8 Who covctclh the heaven with douds,
and prepareth rain for the earth : and maketh
iht- gtals togmvv upon the mountains, and herb
for the ufc of men j
9 Who giveth fodder unto the cattle : and
feedeth the young ravens that call upon hini.
10 He hath no plealure in the [trcngth of
m horfe i neither ilulighteth he in any man'&
legs.
II But the Lord's delight is in them that
fear him : and put their truil in his mercy.
la Praife the Lord, O Jetufalem ; pralle
thy God, O Sion.
1 J For he hath made fail the bars of thy
gales i and hath blefl'ed thy children wiihin thee,
14. He makeib peace in thy borders : anil
filleth thee with the flour of wheat.
ij He fendelh forth hiscomniandmenl upon
cartli : and his word runneth veiy fwiftly.
Cdt ftiHilt.
Gi IttDU «Diir 01
trisrasra,
riiDii ni'isi mitliiiii
I
irti lalinl.
i.1, i«(s iihii mil
IHTilic luiiC mj
■III.
tff (gulls I) ing fnnD
I»tf41i 'lit IB"".
Orfv i». The Pfnlms. £rca.
I 6 He givclh ihow like wool : and Icaller-
eih the hoat-froft like ilhcs.
I? He calltth ("orth h» lec like mwlcls :
who is able in nliittc his ffoll f
iS Hi- icndcrti oul his wonl, and mclltth
them ! he bioweth with hi* wind, and the
nitcn (iow.
19 Hr nicwcrh hi* word umo Juob 1 hU
llatiiio j.ntl t>idinanc<s imro llhuL
;o He hatli not dull fo nitli iiiy natiooi 1
iicillictluvclhelicalhenknDwlL'd);t;oriiutlam.
PSALM cxLVllt. /jtuJalf DamiHum.
PRAISEtheLonlofhMvcnipTaifc
him in the height.
i Prairehim,aI1 ycnngelKof bii> I
iiraifc him, all his hoft.
3 Prniii; liini, fun and niaon 1 praifc bim,
all yc \\»xt mill light.
+ Praifthim.slUehenvensi undye waWr?
that arc above ihe he-ivens.
S Let them pmifc the Name of the hciiA :
for he rpjkc the word, and thiy were made }
he c<*nimandcd, and ihey "fere created,
G He halh made ihem t'aft forever and ever 1
he hath given them a law which (hall not be
broken .
7 Praift the Lord upon earth : ye dragon*,
iml ill deeps j
i Fire and hail, fnnw and vapoun : wind
and iWm, fulfilling his 'vird ;
^y-^lfi
iJ^v ■\o.
g Mouiilaiiis and all hills : fruitful trees
and all redai-' j
10 Beaft- and all cattle : woriilB and fca-
ihered fuwls,
11 Kings of the earth and all pccj]ile ;
printes and all judgts of the world j
1^ Vuung men and jtiaidtns, oM men an<t
children, praife the Name of the Lord ; for hh
Name only is ciccilenC, and his praife abovi
heaven and earth.
15 He lliall exalt the horn of his people ;
all his faints lliall praife him : even the chil-
dren of Ifrael, even the people that (erveth
him.
Psalm cxlix. Coalali Domino.
SING unto the Lon! a new fong !
let the congregation of faints praife
him,
1 Let Ifrael rejoice in him that
nude him : and let the children of Sion be
joyful ill their ICing.
3 Let them praile his Name in the dance:
let them fing praifes unto him with tabrct and
harp.
4 For the Lord hath pleafure in his peo-
ple : and helpeth the meek-hearted.
5 Let the faints he joyful with glory 1 let
them rejoire in their beds.
6 Let ihepraifesof Godhein their mouth :
and a ttvo-edged fvrord in their hand.>i
^•N;;S
Cliuslitiili tiitti
bmugti III Itlnts
ID nouDlii'
^ilhrt. tnlirili Itt
lati. (fltl. iiD.
DfiraTI (lom nil, jt
[U[3rli, [iiio lOrcUsf-
ino Gn, iDl)l<ll IE,fcc-
JBmi. rid.
/JH;r
The Pfalms.
Evea.
■j 'I'u be avenged of Uie hmhen : and to |
rebuke tlic pcupk ;
% To bind their kitigs in chslns i and (heir |
nobles with links of iron.
^ Thai they inav be avengtil of thrtn, ai 1
i( 1$ ivi'ittcn I Such nonotir have all lii^ faints, i
Psalm CL. Laadate Deminuvi.
PRAISE Guil ill his holincl^ : praife I
,^V him ill the firmament of his power.
yjf % Pcaile him in his noble aAit
praife Itim according to hit txc«lleot
greainefs.
^ Pinife him in rhe found of Ihe trump*! i
prailc him upon ihe lute and harp.
4. Praile him ill ilic cymbaU and danceti ,
praife him u|)on the Hring* ind pipe. j
; Pi'aile him upon the well-txined ciinibals j |
praife hiin iipc.r (lie luuil eyinhals. T
6 Let every thing that hath bicatli : pnllc
I lie Lord.
Forms of Prayer
To be ufed at Sea,
IT Tht Mornsng aad Eiiening Ser^tt to U aftdJtiUytft Sen Jhul!
le tie fiime tvbicA h np^js'itfui in the Book *>/ Common Pr^yzr^
^ Tbeje miejo/ieziiing Priiyirs art to ht alfs vjed in ktr Majt^^i
I^o'uy every day,
ETERNAL Lord Cod, who abne rpreadcft ouirhe
hFdvca&f and rukU the racing of rhcrcQ ; whi^hitll
i^DmpaTcd the w:itfT4 wkh boundi until day and
night come to an end ; Be pltafcd \a rcctJve mfo
tfiy Almighty and moft gracious protcflion the prrrom *>f us
thy fefvantB, and the Fleet in which we ferve, Prpfcrvc us
from the dangers oi the fca, and from fhe violence of the
enemy j that we may be a fafcguard unto our molt gradnuJ
Sovereign Lady, QM^ccn FJCTORl^, and her Domininm, and
a feturity for fuch a^ pafs on the Tea* upon their lawful occa-
liona i ihat Lbe inhabEl^nta of our llland may In peace and
quictnefa fervr thcP our Cod ; and that we may return in
iafctj ro enjoy rhe blefling? of the land, with the truila of our
labouiSf and with a thankful remembrance of thy mercies to
prailr and glorify thy holy Namej through Jcfus Chrift our
Lord. Amen,
PREVENT us, O Lord, In alt our doingt, with thy mofl
graciouG favour, and furthers with thy continue] help;
(h^i in all our work^ begun, continued, and ended in ther,
we may glorily thy holy Njrae, and finally by thy mercy ot>-
Cain cvcrbAing life; through Jefkio ChriH our Lord- Amen.
1[ Frayfri to he ujtd in Stvmi at Sea.
OMOST powerful and glnrinua Lord Cad, at whofe com-
mand the windi blow, and tift up the waves of the fea,
and who ftilleft the rage thereof; Wc thy creatures, hut mi-
IcM^
[CTibl: Snnen, da In ihis our grut difliTfi tty unce thcc tai
liclp : Sivc, Lord, or clfe we pciilh. Wc eonlcb, wbca wc
hivr been life, and fccn all things quid iibiiul ui, we htir
lorgol llicc our G«J, inJ ref'ufcd to hciikfn lo the Hill voice
of thy wofd, jnd to obey thy cumnutndmf^nti •- But no*' we
Ice, how tcnible thou Jil In att thy wotlu of wonder j the
grdt Cod to be ftnti ibone ill : And rhcrefoie w< idorc thy
Ulvine Majefly,ii;knawledginglhy pomtr.tni Impturing tby
goodncli. Help, Lord, and live ui An thy merty'i fika in
jctm Chriii thy Sof), our Lord. Ami9^
Or Jkh,
OMOST gloHoui tnA gncloDi Lord God, who dwvlkfl
in hcdven.buc b£lio^«J«A jH ihingt b^tow { IfOokJowiit
wt bcfccch (her, ind hear ut, uUlnfi ouioE the depth of ml-
fcry. ind out of the jawt <ti cM» deiih, which U ready now
ro t'wiElow kisup : Sive, Lord, or clli: we per^lh- The Nvittf»
[he hving, ihall priife thee. O fend thy word ^i commmd
ro rebkjlcc the nglng windt. ind the roaring {r^\ that we,
being delivered from this diftrefs, may iive to iVrvc thee, ao^
Ed gioiily thy Namf: aU the d»yi ol' our tjfc. He^r, Lvrd,
iniJ faveus, tbr ihc inltnite menu of our blcfTcd Slviuur, tliy
^□n, our Lord JcfuH Chrifl, jimtn.
H 7'Af Pmyfr m ^efjiJ hfforc s t^gbt af Sa againjl j^y Ertrmy.
OMOST powcrfu) and glorioub Lord God, the Lord u]
hulh, that rulcA and ^mmandr^ all thin^i Thou
fiEFfn in rhtr thmne judging tl|£hr,qnd ihcrcfbre urc nuke our
aijdrcla TD thy Divine M^jcfly m ihia uur nccclhty, chil tbou
wuuldeA lake c3^e caufe into thme nwr^ h>nd, jind juJ/c be-
tween tja ind uur enemies. Sth updiy lltcngth. O Lord, and
cun^e and help uii^ for tliou givrtt not ilway the birrlc tj ihv
tirQR^t but cinft Uve by many or by few. O let nor Otir firu
nuw cry n^jtinll ua for vengeincST but hear ui (hy poor fcr*
vjnr^ begging mercy, ind impKiring ihy help, and thai thou
wouMcCt l>c a delcncf unto iii a^JLuil Ehe fj^c uf (he enemy.
Mdke it Appear thai ihou 4rE our Sjviour and ml^htj' IMI-*
veTer, through Jcfji Chfift our Lord, Amrn.
1 S'wrf Prgytrt fur fiagh /vrjviti^ livl cafnal BWrf tt^*i* tn
PfiiVf w'lh itthrri. hy r/j/un ^f ittt FigAr, or St^tm^
m
to be ufed at Sea,
General Fraj/ers.
LORD, be iticrclful to us linncrs, and liivc u^ for thy mer-
cy *8 fake.
Thou arc thegrcjit God, (h^chjft made gnd mlc^aU things :
O ddiv« ui ioT thy Njine's lake.
Thau ^rt thf great Gud to be iured ibavc all : O r;ive ua,
chat we rnjy pfjile thee.
Special Prayers tvhh refpe^ to the Enemy.
THOUj O Lord, aft juft ,ind powerful j O defend ourcaufc
3gj'in[l the face or" the enemy.
O Cod, thou art 4 J^rong tower of defence to all that Eee
untD thee t O Jave ub trom the violence of the cnrniy.
O Lord of hoL^i, 'iglit for ua^ that we may glorily thee.
O fulfer us not to fink under the weight of our lin?, or the
Violence of the eni-my,
O Lord, arlfe, help ua, and deliver u) for thy Name's Jake.
SiiQrt Prayers in fejfe^ of a Storm.
THOU, Lard, that ftilleft the raging of tht ic3, hciar,
hear us, and f^vc us, that we pcrHh not-
O bItfTcd Sa viour, that did Fi Tavc thy diliiipips rE:idy to petllb
in a ftoTtn^ hear us, and fave us, WO befecch thee.
Lord, have mercy upun us,
Chrilt, hive mercy upon U9-
X^rd, have merty upon ua,
O Lord, hear us.
O Chrid, hcjr ui.
God the Father, Cod the Son> God the Holy Ghoft, hi¥e
mercy upon us, fave ui now and evermore. Amen,
OUR Father, which artin hdiven, Hallowed be thy Narnr.
Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done In earth, A$
it U In heaven. Give m thia day our daily hreaJ. Aixd for-
give ul our trefpalTcG, As we furgivc them thaE trefpafs 'ig^lni)
us. AnJ lead us not into fcmpUtion -, But deliver us JToni
evil ! For thine is the kingdom, The pow^r, a.nd the glory,
For ever and ever. Amcn>
IT ^yhfi there JhaU he mmincnr djiPger, .n tfijfiy ai can he fparett
Jram nfcejjiiry Jcrtike in the SbiltJhaSt br enHeti togethcr^anji
q-^i
n
mail art bumitt Cbnfi^9nafit*!r_fint«GoJ: 1/1 It/ikt fVfr\
iifiiougkl ft'iiiiSy « rtfitS Bfit ilajt ft'lkultr fau a/ vihitl
ha nnfciatir Jhall actufi Nm ; /yntig al fi/hvxtt.
Tie Cas/e^ati,
ALMIGHTYGod.FjtbtroloutUrdJtruiChtift.Mifctr
pf lit ihingj, Jjilgc of all men j Wc jilcnnwlcdg* inil
hf ^.ij] oor [ndF)lfo^t dm jnd wkkedticfit Whirh Wf^ irom
tim; Co time, moll gricvDully have commintil. By ijiougbc,
word, and ittd, Again!) thy Dinnc MijcDy, Provoking mod
juftiy thy wrilh iti4 imltgnjllon agdinA U4, We do rirneAfy
rFprnCt And ite be^rnly foriy for ihcfe our mifdomgi i Tlie
remtmbr^nce of them it giicvods unto uii The buTiien oj
tKflm \i m:DleT.kbtc. Have tacTiy upon us, Have mercy upon
m, moft merciful FathelJ Fo" thy Son outl-ard Jet'ulCbiiH'l
(iilce, Forgive mall <hit >i pall) And grant thai we miy ev«[
hcreafiei Setve and plcaft thee In newneri of life. To the
hiinoui and glory of thy Name J Through JeTu) Chrill qui
J.prJ. Ameo-
^ Then JhaU iht Pritp^jf tbtrt It any in tht&bip^prsMBunctthit
AUAIGHTX Gulf, our liejvcnly F^iHcr, who nf hii gitM
meicy hath pminiftfd foTgl^vntfiol tins taall chrvn ihaf
u'ilh hearty repentance and criic faith turn unto him j HaVf
mctcy upon yuu \ pardon anii deliver you from all your fin< \
contirm and llrengrhen you in all j^uodnefa, and bring you
tct cVEtlaAing life ; through Jefus Chi-ilt our Lord, Amtti-,
Thanifsiviag afur a Siarm.
yuhitatt Om. Pfalm Inl.
OBE joyfui in God, all yc landi : ling pnlfo unto (lit
honour of hii Name, makf hlf pr4lfc to be gloriouip
Sjy unro God, O how wondciful an ihou In thy Woilu ;
through [he gre»tnefi of thy pgwei dull thine (ntroiet be
Ibund tlan unro thti?-
Forall ihewoild Aill worfhip ihte i Ang of thee, and prilfc
thy Mime.
O came hitliar, and beheld th« wofki of God i how wen.
derful he ii in hii doing toward ibt childmi of men.
^m
He turned the fea inlo dry bud : fo thai rhey wcdc through
the water on fbol { there did we rejoice thereof.
Hemleth with his power for ever; his eyea hehold thepeo-
pie ; and fuch as w\]\ Dot believe fhall not be able to etak
themfelvc5.
praile ow God, yt people : and make ihe voice of his
prjjfc to bt hr^Jrd -
Who holdech oar foul in Ufb : and fulTcrech not out ftti
to flip.
Fur thou, O God, hjfl proved ua ; ihou alfo haft tried us,
like Lis liEver js tried.
Thou brooghtctt ua into the fnare : and laideA trouble upon
our lainA.
Thou fufiereJft men to ride over our headt ! we went
chroughEireAnd water, and thou brou^htell us oullnto J wealthy
place.
1 will go into thiFie houfe with bumt^oIferingE : and will
pay thee my vow% which I promlfed with my Itps, and Ipake
with my mouth, when 1 waf in trouble,
1 will offer unto thee fat burnt'lachliceB, with the inccnie
of rama : I will olfcr bullocks and goats.
come Iiithtr, and hcarktn, all yc that fear God ! and 1
will telE you what he h^th done for my i'otil.
1 called unto him with my mouth i and gave him prailb
with my tongue.
If 1 incline unto wickedneA with mine heart ; (He Lord
will not hear me.
Bill God hath heard mc : and conliderird the voice of my
prayer.
Hraifed be God who ha[h not call out my prayisr : dqt
turned his mercy from me.
Glory be to the Father^ and to the Son ^ and to the Holy
Ghoft;
Aa it was m cbc beginning, \b now, and ^ver fliall be : world
without end. Amen.
CoiifiUmini Domini/. Pfalm cvii.
OGIVE thiriks unto the Lord, for he Js gracious ; and
hia mercy endureth for ever.
Let them give (hanks whom the Lord hath redeemed : and
ilelivered from the hand of the enemy ;
/A
Forms of Prayer
And gathered (hem out of the lini]i. fmm llie fa!), mil
from the weEt : from the north, ind iVom the fauth.
They went Jihiji in the wildernelJ out of the wijf i »nJ
round no city to dvelt In i
Hungiy tni thiiOy i their foul tainted In them.
So ihiy cried unto the Lord In their trouble : ind he de-
livered them from thtir dilheli-
Hc led rheni Innh by the right wtj : diil they might ga
to ihi city tthErc they dwelt.
Olhitmen wnuldtheretarepnirethe Lord for his goodnefii
and Jecl^re the wonden that bednethforthi thildten of men !
For he litiilieth tho empty inul -. and filleth ibe hungiy
tuul with goLtdneli,
Such as fit \i\ darkncls, and in the fhidow of death : btinjt
hii bound in mifcry ^nd iron i
Btcaufe ihry rebelled a^inlt the words of the Lor4 : and
lightly regarded Ihe counfel uf (he mod Hl^heft ^
Ht alfo brought down rheiT heut through heavinefs : rliey
fell down, and theit wvt none to help them.
So when theyciled untn the Lorii in thclt crouble : he dc-
tivettd them out of their diftreft.
For he brQughEthemout of darknefa^andoutof the iKadou-
of death : and brake their bundti in funder.
O that men would therefore pralfe the Lord for hit food-
nt^fa ; and declsre the wonders that he doQlh fur the children
i>f men I
Fur he haih broken the gatei of hrafa : and fmitten the
bar* of iron In t'under-
FooliHi men Are plagued for their offence : and beeAtife of
thi^ir wickednefa.
Their Ji>ui abhorred all manner of melt t and they wne
even hard at death 'a door.
So when they cried unto ihe Lord in their trouble : he dc-
iiuereif them out of their dillrefi.
He feni his word, and healed ihem : Ind thty wtrc {aved
from their •Icfttu^ion.
O that mm would therefore piaife the Lard for hit Eood-
nefs : and declare the wonders that he doeth for the children
til men 1
Thnt they would efiei unio him the ftctifile «' thinJcf-
fivini ; and tell out hii worki with gladnefi !
They thai go do*n tn the lea in ihipa i ind octupj- ihrir
bulincEa in ^rcn wjEvr^ ;
Thcfe men I'cc the works of the Lard : and hil wondcts in
the drcp.
for at hia word ihe flormf wind arifcth ; whkh Jifccth up
the wavci rhrrcof.
They are carrird up to the heaven, and down again Cp the
deep : their foul meEttth Awsy becaufc af the trouble'
They red to and fro^jind ftaggef like a drunken main ; mnd
pre at thctf wtl's end^
So when they cry unto the Lord in their Croitble : he dc-
livcreth them out of their diltrefs.
For he makcth the rtorm to teife : lo thot the waves thereni
are flilL
Then are they glad, becaufe they itc at ttH : 'ind (o he
bringeth them unto the haven where they would be^
O chat rncn woliM therelbie pralle tht: Loid Ibr hi^good-
neCJ : and declare the wonden chjt he dotth tor ihr chddren
of men !
That they would esixlt him alfo in the congregation of the
people : and praife him in the feat of the elders I
Who turneih the lloods into a wildernefa : and drieth up
the water-springB.
A fruitful Ijnd makdh he barren : for the wickrdnef} of
them thai dwell therein.
Again, he maketh the wildernefa a ftanding water : and
water-fpringa ol a dry ground.
And there hefettcth the hungry : ihut they may build them
a city to dwell in j
That they may fow their land, and plant vineyatdi ! to yrtld
them Jruits of increalK
He blelTeth them, fo that they multiply exceedingly : and
lufftreih not their cattle to decreafe.
And ag:3Jn, when they are minilhed, and brought low;
Chrouj^h opprelTion, through any plague, or trouble^
Though he fuft'erthem to lie evil intreated through ty tan is:
and let them wander out of the way in the wildcrnefa ,
Yet helpeth he the poor out of mifery : and mafceth hJTn
houlholils like a flock of ihcep-
The righteous win onn^Lertbii, and rejoice : and the mouth
of all wickednef^ HtJlt be topped.
Forms of Prayer
Wholb ii Mle will ponder theie ihlngi ; ind ihfjr AiU
unilerft4nd ihe iDvtn^'hmdneU of (he Lord,
<;iory be Co Ihc Fjthci, and to tile Soil I »Di tO th« Hcly
Cho'l) i
At i[ was in ihe bepnning, i> now, and ever lliall be : worM
wilhuuc end. Amen.
OMOST blelftd and glniioui LoiJ God, who irt of infi.
niregoodnefjand mere)' ; Wclhy poor ere jturei, whom
ihau hill made and preletved, holding oui fouli in life, and
now reJcuing us out of the jawiof dcjth.humbl;^ pTcleni ouf-
fclvfs igjin belbre \hy Divine Mujertj, 10 offer 4 Uciilkr of
pr/ild and ihaiilifgiving, for that tliou hsiideft u> when we
cjiled in out trouble, and ilidft nut caft oot our puycr, which
we mjde before thee in our giejl diflrell ; Even whin we
gave all loi loll, our Ihlp, our gDuds,«ur Iivei,lhen dJdIt ihou
mercifully look upon u&, and wonderfully Ci^mmand a dch-
verante; for which wc.now being in Ufcty, do give all pr^iifr
and gloiy (o thy hoi) Nauig ) thigugh Jcfui Ctiilt oui Laid.
Amrn.
Or lAii 1
O MOST miglity and graclnusgood Ood, ihj mercy ii ovrt
all Ihy works, but in fpeclal manner llath been extended
toward u&, whom thou haft lis powerfully and wonderlutty
defended. Thou haft Hewed us terrible thingi, and wonderj
in the deep, that we might lee how powerful and grji^rou>
a God tliuu irtj how able and ready io help cljcrn tluf ftull
in thee. Thou haft Ihewed u3 how both windi and leas obey
thy command ; that we may learn, even from them, hereafter
to obey rhy voice, and to do thy will. We therefore hleis dnd
jglorify thy Name, fur [hi& thy mercy in laving ui, when <«
were ready to perilh- And, we bcfeech thee, make us at (ruljr
lenfible now ol thy mercy, a^ we were then of the danger :
And gin ul hcurl! always ready lo elpreJi our tli an Itfulnefl,
not only by wordg, but alio by our live*, in being more obedi-
ent ro rhy holy eommandmeni?. Continue, we befeech thee,
This rhy goodnefs to ui j that we, whom thou haft laved, may
ferve thee in hollnefs and lighteoufncfs all the duyj of our
lifej through Jcfus ChriH our l.ord and Saviour. WWr.
h
to be ufed at Sea.
Ajt Hymn o/Prai/e and T/iaakfgi'viiig afler a dangcrQus
Tempejl.
OCOME, Irt 113 give ihinica unio ihc Lord, for he is gra-
cioLia : jnd his iHE^rcy cndnrFih for cvtr.
Great ja thf LorJ, and greatly to be prjUcd j Itt the xe-
deemed of ihe Lord fay fti i whom he hath delivered frtun
the mercllefs rage of the fea.
The Lord Is gracious ^nd full of cQmpaiIlon:l!nw lo^agcj^
and of grcar mercy.
He haEh not dfslt with ui according Co our fins - neJther
rewarded us according to our iniquities.
But as the heaven h high above the earth t fo great hath
been his mercy towards ua.
We itiund trouble and heavmcfs : we were even at death's
door.
The wsiera of the fta hiid weM-nifih covered ub ithe proud
water* bad well-nigh gone over our fouL
The iti roared : and the ilormy wind liAed up the waves
therenf,
Wc were cariicd up asU were to heaven, and then down again
Into the der^p : our foul mcllf^d within us, becaufe of trouble \
Then cried we unto thee, O Lord '. and thou dtdR deliver
us out of our d^nrefs.
DleHed be ihy Name, who didfl not defpife the prayer of
thy fervants : but dldJt hejr our cry, and hall (kvcd us.
Thou didft fend forth thy cumrruindment : and the windy
florm ceafed, and was turned into a calm.
O Jet us theretbrc praifc the Lord tor hi» goodneft : and de-
clare the wondcia that he hath done, and Oill dorih fur the
children of men,
Praifed be the Lord daily ; even the Lord that helpcih \n,
Jlnd potirelh his benefits upon li9»
He is our God, even the God of wliom Cometh {alvation :
God is the Lord by whom we liavc escaped dejth.
Thou, Lord, hall made us glad through ihe operation ol
thy hands : and wc wilt triumph in thy ptaiTe^
BlefTed be the Lord God : even the Lord God, who only
doeth wondrous things;
And blertcd be the N^me of his Majcfty for ever ■ and lee
every one of ua liy. Amen, Amen,
f
Forms of Prayer^
Glory br Co the pKher^ and &> the Sod : ind Bo Ebc Hofjr
Chofti
Aakwu fn rhcf be^iimng|I» now, :inil ever Hull be : world
wUhauC end. Amen.
z Cor, xliL.
TH£ gTifeof our Lorii J^efui Chrin^ »ifid (he lover of Crtd,
ahJ rh? ffplowlhip »I the H«ly GhoU, be with ut aU
AjHr ViBafy or Drli'v^ratttf from an Enemy.
A Pfilm or Ilynti nf Pr^'Jt itid Tb.ialijgiving after fiihry.
IF chc Lard had aot bren on nur fide, now may wc Jay : if
the Lord h^mfdf bdd noEhrcnon ouriidr, when mco nit
up Afjirilt us i
They hdd fwallowed u» up quick ; when they were To
wmlhfiElIy diEplcafcd at ug.
Vca, Ehe waren hiiil druwncrd u»f 3n<3 the tlre^im hud gone
over our Caiii -. the deep waters ol' tIic proud had gone »ver
out loul.
Butprjiifed be the Lord i who hith notgivta u« ovef ai i
prey unto thcm-
Thf Lord hath wrought : n. mighty falvaTion for ui,
Wc gjt not thin by our own [word, atithst v^-nb it our own
^rm thjT (Jived ua : but thy right h^nd, jnd thine arm, and
the lij^ht oE thy counEemnec, bfCdulc thou hadft i iitvour
unto un.
The Lord h;iEh ^tppearcd for us : the Lord hath covered our
h»ds,dnd m:ide uii to Hand In the diy cfbaltle.
The Lord hath appeared for us -- the Lord hiith QVcnhrown
uLir eucmiea^and d^lhrd in pifcre thole that roEe ups^inJt ui.
Therefore not unto uSf O Lard, qoe unio uaibutllolo thy
Name be given the gfory^
Thr; Lord hath done ^reat things for u> : fhe LorJ hj(h
done grejt rhingi foi u?, ibr whith *e rrjoicc.
Our help Ibrideth In the Ndmc of the Lord i who halh
ni^de heaven ind e^rtb.
Bteffed be ihc N^nie af the Lord ; &om chii rime foith for
evermore.
Clory be to the Ftihcr* iod CO rhc Son i and do ibc Holy
Gh.jft ^
i4i
to be ufed at Sea-
As IE wjs in ihc beginning, \a now, and ffvcr fhall be i world
vjchoLii end. Amen.
IF y^/ler tbii Hymn may bt Jung tht ~Vt Dcum-
O ALMIGHTY Gnd, the Soverei^jn Cnmmander of all
the vrorld, in whofr: h^nd Is power iJiid mi^hc which
none b able ti> wilhftand ^ We blifa and magnily thy great
and glorious Name for this happy VJflory, the whole glory
whereof we ili) afcribe to thee, whu jrl the only giver of Vii:»
lory. And, we bele^ch thee, give us graee to Improve ihla
greit mercy to thy gtory, the advancement of thy Cofpe^, the
honour of our Sovereign^ and, as much » In u^ licth, to the
^,'Od of all nnjnkJDd. And, we befeedi thee, give us fuch
■J, frnfe of this great merc^, is may eng,tgc us to a true th;ink-
fulnefa, Aich as may appear in our lives by ;m humblei holy,
and obedient walking befoie tliee atl our days, through Je-
{us ChFJEt uur Ldf(1 ; to wham with thee and the Holy Spi-
ritf as ibt atl ihy merc^e^i, {o In pirticular far thJs Vi^ory and
Deliverance, be all glory and honour, world wlchouc end^
a Cor, Jiii-
TH£ gnce of our Lord jefus Chrilf, and the toveof God,
and the letlowfli'lp of the Hoty Gholl, be with ub all
evermore. Amin-
At the Bufiai o///j/rir Dead at Sea.
^ The Orcein the CoTNmon Prjyer-booktnjy be uftd; anlyin^tad
ij/';if/fit«'-(rf*[Wcihcrefnrc commit his body to the ground,
earth lo earth, (^c.'\jay^
WE thcrcfcre commit Mi body to the deep, to he turned
into corruption, loolting for the refurre^ion of the
body* (when the Sea Ihall give up her dead,) and the life ol
the world to come, through our Lord Jelui ChrlA \ who at
his commg Ih^li chiinge our vile body, that it may be like his
glorious body, a? Cording to the mighty working, whereby he
i& able to fubduc all things to himfelf.
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The Form »nd Manner of
Mikbg, Ordaining, an<i Confccraiing of
Bifhops, Prieftsj and Deacons,
A«ordirig CO the Othltf o£ the
United Church of England and Ircbnd.
T it rvidttfS unt> aU mtti Ail'iently rtdJinj^ xbe l^lf
&rifturt und ane'itni jinrAvn, rAai fnm the ^p«j^
ilti" timt ibirt hatii ifrff U'tj'e Ordfr> uf Mmijltn
in CJi/ijTt Chu'ibi Bijbopt^ F'ltjh, atii Dcjci/m.
ffi'-iA Offim ivt'f fvfrmarf jjrf it JuiA rrvtre/ij Kfiimittn;>n^
^hn fo miiH migt'l f'rtfumr m rxttult any of thim, fXftpl btVHri
A'l Ti^Mifiiifir rhtjamti etui t!fi hy futifUc Prayrr^ ^ijh /k-
p^ilisn of HanM.'Wfit iifpravrJMii admilitit thtraitSi hy Imv-
fui Authjfiry. AnJ litrtfvre^ to the inunt tbfit rh/jt OrJi't
mayii cm'ttiutdt at J ri^vrinrlv HjtJ and /JttfmeJ, it tin O'^iftJ
Chunb o/'EiUjlind and ItrUnd ( is man ^U he tm^vjut.i »f
Chti'th P^EnjUnd aad ht\xa6,,or fnffered iv etetme attytfUt
jWhi FunBhniytvirft ** U taUtd, ttttJyt.tan'mni, ^iJadmiUfd
:Atrtiinra, at^ardinj* 19 tht Fsrtn ht'eafi" /a^'/wwi^t^fSr h*rrh tijJ
ft/rmcriy F-ftifc^Jfaf (Unfurathrt^ ar Ord'tafiba.
Atid ri-ne Jbatl ke admiffed tf Dla^\ mfpt V ^ TWh^-
fbrtt ytari iff age, u/tttjt ie ha-ve a Facuily. Amd f^?fy mj*
^virtib " io he adnttied a friijf Jhall ht ft/U FiU'-a/rJ-nvfr'v
^fdn tld. And t^'ity aiaff 'wintb ti to h vrdained cr C-^Jt^taUd
Biihoppitil Ujutly Tiinyytitfi ofaii.
jinA tfv Bijh>p>y tnoivin^ thhtr ty ^mfelft or hy Jjiffuifnr
uji'imitny^ any Ptrfon 10 he n itxin of tirimi-v tt/rt^rfaeitXf a*^l
TVjf^diff crimt; jndf f/ttf Jirdmin'if.'ioit c»J tn-j/f ^iJ^n^ iin
Ucr-ned in rbe Lalm Tittgut^ and (^^iimtiy mSr^hd i« Mty
&npzartf tB.iy .tt the time* ^pfBinitd i" tbi UinsA, ar lijtf «tr
ur^tf/f/ oii.i/i'/n^ nyeH jume <ttber Sittday or My-Jiry, » tirefitt
i/the CAurcb, tittmn him d Dfattn^ in/utb mannir and Jerm at
t'tr/Aftcr f'tilwtftlh.
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The Form and Manner of
Making of Deacons.
5 »^M rii Jjy apftaiid ty ibe Si/bap is cowe, aficr Maming
Prayer ij iitjid, IhC't jhjti he a &rm}a or ExUrlel'ioti, lii-
clarmg <ht Duly and Office of !,ck ai mme ta te aJmili^d
Diacanii hmo inugurytbat Ordtr h :k ihs Ciur.-lMif ChriJI,
aKd al/e, hew Ibr fnpli augii in tfictm ihem in ihtir Office.
T Firji the AcchdencQn^ or his D/putv^ pall p'rknf itnto tht
Bijhep (Jilting in h:i cliuit nrjj (o i/,r holy TMc) jueh ai
defire la te orjaimd Dejcom, (racb of ibem iring diceorly
hahittJi) favirig ihefe tuordi^
^<^EVEREND FJlhrr in God, 1 picfcn! uFito yi>u
^ theje pt^ijjn^ prcfiint, lu be admUti^d Dcacanst
Tbe B.Jhof.
TAKE heed ibit ihc pctfun!, whom ye prefent unto uj,
iit ipl and meet, Ibr their learning and godly convc:-
fjiion, tu rtcrcile thrit Minifin; duly, to ihe honour ot Cud,
and ihe edilyinB ol' hi! Church.
If T/ii jinbdeiiiiit Jball arf^vcrf
1HAVE enquitfit of ihcm, and alio ciamined them, and
Chjnk tljem I'j ro be.
H Thin ihe Btpsp jball Jay late ihe fesfle i
BKETHRES, if there be any of you who knnweth any
Impediment, ot not4L>k Crime, in any of ihcfe prrfoiiii
prelented to be ordered Deacons, (ut the which be imght not
lo be admitted to thjt Office, let him came forth in the Name
of God, and Jhew what the Crime or Impediment is.
^ ^nd if ffTty grvat Crime or ImpedimcKl Ife ohjeSifdj tbe Bijhop
JbaU Jiircejje from Ordering rbal perjcrt, unlit juth limi ai ihe
pari\ actufed fhatf lie fo-jfid eirar of I till Crime-
ivm
'M
^ Ttfi it/ Bijhjp (•.■^mmindmi jixh ai fitill ir fsaid mat n
ti O'dmd 10 1h< Pinyttjlhi Ca'^riggtiaii'ipatU^tunh ili
Cif^ jff J pe^^li fnjtntf ^ng *r jay ibe l^rsry^ w^b :*'
trt^t tl Jitliru/tlt.
The lAlany end Suffragrs.
OGOD the FJlhcr, uf heivcn : h<ve meny upon ua OU'
(ciablc fin n CIS.
Cvd lit Faibtr, af btavi* : Icvt mtrij nfni « miftntlt
Jtnnirj.
O Ood tbr San, Redeemer oT the world ; h>vc RICIC; upon
ui mifenble Tinnen-
Cad ihi Sm, Ridamtr tf tht vierld i tav* mruj xfim u
miJiraBUJinrieri.
O Cud ihe Holy Ghull, proceeding fcom the Fjthei tni
the Son ! have mcrty upon nt milerjblr finneri,
God ibc Ihly Gh(iJi,fri>;itdmifTam thi t'-ahtT mud itf
Sui i Ajv£ m/riy vj^n ui miferjiU^nntfi.
O holy, hlfffe.f, anii glorioiii Ttinity, Ihwr Pfrfoni ind
one OoJ : have mei<y upon m nillerible linnm.
(w/y, hlijjtd, ^'d glc-km Trimly, itrir frrjoai and tn
Gad : ftuvi mrity upt'n m miJe'ghUJlniifi.
Remember not, Lurd, our alfenie^, nuT the otfencetaront
/brcTathcrs \ neilhei [Jkc ihuu vcn^incc ol «ui AnI I Tp^re
lit, good Lord^ fpare thy peoplci wboiTi chotj h^ft fedeemciJ
wtEhthy EnoApzfcioii&b]ooi,9ndben"t jngry witii ul fuiever-
^^r< HI, fas'/ £4p^^
Fmtn all evil and iinichict'j frum fin, from (he ctitfti «nd
jITjuIti of' the dtvl] I tfrxn thy wnlh, anJ Iroin everllfti'ig
bj J m nation,
Oosd Latd, dtlnvr m.
From ulf blindEkefa of heart | froin ptidf, v/in-glitry, InJ
hypacrii'y j ftom envy, hairedi and miUc<i and all unchiri'
cjbleaef^^
&orf tofrf, dtlitllr US.
From fbmintJon, inJ ill orhFi de idly lin ; and tcom lU
the deceia of the warlJ, the di Ih, anil the devil,
Csod i- <-■/. lltiittr III.
From lightning anil tempeAi fiom pliguc. pcRi knee, and
liimine i Irrnn battle dnif rnwrdert and triin^ lui^den d»th,
I
I
The Ordering of Deacons.
From il[ fedilion, pt'ivy cunlpincy, and rebdlion j (Vom
lU tJiredofb^nei hcTcly, and /chifm ; from haidnffs ofhcjrt,
4Ad conUiDpt of thy Wonl ind Commdndmrnt,
Cvcf' Lcrti, JfUvtr Hi.
By rhc myf^rry oF (hy holy LriCJrnjiion i by ihjr boLy Na-
rivlfyind Clrcumcifion | by thyBapcifmi FalUng, ind Ttmp-
ution,
fTuiW iar J, drlivrr w.
By thine Agony ^nd bloudy Swc4E ; by ihy Crofs and
PjlTioni by rhy prfdous Death and Hurjil f by thy glarious
RcJ liiTCction and Arcfnrioni lad by (hi coming oi lh« HoU
GhoA,
^W Lcrd, Jfitvfr ■!<
In all lime of our tribubt^oa j in all Umr of out wcAlch ;
m the hour ol deidii and ^n the diy ol judgcmcat.
We tianen do bcJ'ecch chce Eo hcjt ii&f O Lord God ; and
[haE ir iTijy plejff thee Eo rule and govern ihy holy Church
univerfdl In che right wjy j
That ii may plcd/e thee :o keep ajKlArrnglhen in ihc (rue
worthip^irig uf thrr» In tiKhtccTLifncfi And Jio1in«l< uf lilt;,
thy Scrvjni yjCTORJAj out (noft gudom Qoccn and Go-
v;:Tnour ;
H^e bejtech thrt ta hiar uj, prnd Lard.
ThdC h may picafe chre to rule hrr heart in thy fatth,f^ri
and lovf, and that Oi# may evcrmotc hav* aUiance in thee,
jnd ever feeic Ihy honour and glory i
That it may plcife rhec \n be htr dercnJcfj ind keeper,
giving hci the viSury over fl]l hcl encmirj ;
^t befrrsh itte te brar ut^gaod Lnrd^
Thai icntiy ple^felhce tublefii and ^nietvr ji/iicri EJtifiirii
Prince of fy^Ui, the Prmcda of ^tf/«, and alL the Roy-I
t~atni]y \
f9^e btjtnh tkn ro hiar vt, ^fmd Lard*
That i| m*y pleile thee to illuminate ill Bllhops, Prlefti,
and Deacons, wirh "uc knowlrifgp and ursdciflflnding of thy
Word ; and that both by their preaching and living they may
ir trrrrh, anjl Qifw 'ic ii-iTrtTilinelv \
The Ordering of Deacons.
That h
H't bijrtih lint ffl Aear kj, gui^J h>rd.
f^rviniS} now
to be admitted Co the Ordrr of Deacons, [or Prirjij^ And to
puf thy grace upon them \ (hit they may duly enccule their
Ortitc, to [lie edifying of thy Church, and ihc filory Qt chy
hci]y Njmci
/^ beftiih ihet :o fitar uf, g^ej httd.
Thjiit mjy plcjle chcc to «n<Jueche Lordaof the Council,
and all the NobilUy, with grace, wlldom, and undcrlUnJing y
^r bejrtch tbet m hear ui, good Lord.
Thai It may pledle thee to blefs anJ Jceep the Mdgrftnite<i
giving them grace to execufe JLiftlce, and lo m^mntl'i truth ^
Ift hcjeeck 'het to htjf vJ, gr/od Lord,
Tfiat it may pi cafe thpc ti tlcfs 4iid ke*p jll thy people ^
ff< bejetib fhet to htar hi, ^oqJ LvrJ.
Th^t il mjy plcafc thee to gii^c lo al] nittlom umty* puce,
and concord ^
^yf hfjneh rba tv hnr aj, good Lord,
Thar it may piai'z t\iev to ^'we us an heart to lovr and
ilrcid thee, and diligently to live Jifter ihy to mm and mc Jits i
Jf'e Itjiech fivf to hear wi, ^b'ld Lt'rd.
That it mjv pltjfe thcf to give ro utl rhy people incrcjle
of ^racc to hear mceJtly :hy Word, and to Kcciwc Ic *ith
pure aff'eftUn, and to bring ibrth the fruio of the Spirit^
We hejttch thic ta htar ui^ good Lcrd.
Thit il mty pleafe thee to bting int^ the way of truth ill
fuch ai have rrrc^dj and arc drceJvcd;
/►^ hffetcb ttet II hear fti, pwJ L'?'-f/.
That JC may pieale ihee to Arengthen Tuch di do ftandj
ind to conr^bit and help ihc wMk-heirfed \ and to ra'Hc up
them tliatfjH ; and linally to beat down Satan under our feet ^
ff^t hfji^ih liife lo bear m, £Utfd Lord.
ThiiE it may plrtifc chf^c to fucizourf help, and comfort, all
that are in danger, neccllily, and tribulation j
fi'f htfttch thee to hfjr ui, good Lofd,
That it may plcaie thrc to preliTVq jII that irivel by Imd
gr by v/jtcTj a«I women bbourlng ol chiid, ill fick pcilbn^.
jnd young children ■ and to ihc^v thy pity upon all pitlbnen
ind capiivtij
/fif Df/Irc^ thee to hear its^ good LarA,
m^^^^^^f^m^s^^i'^^^^^m'^^^-
TJie Ordering of Deacons.
That U may pleafc chee to defend, and provide for, Ihr
radicrlf ]<i childien and widows, aad all that arc defohtc and
upprplTetl ^
^"'f hej(tch riff ra hear m, good Lp/-*/,
ThiE it may plijlc thee to h^vc mercy upjn jII men ;
/^'j: h''Jtecf: ibfe to hf-ir u»j goo*/ icrj/.
That it muy pl^jlP the? to forgUc ugr enemies, pcrlccu-
tors, and Hi^ndcrcrf, and to turn their hi-art^ i
/^f bejceih ihie tn be-tr m, good Lard.
That it may plcale thte to give and prPlerve to our ufe
the kindiy fruit! of the earth, fo as in due time we mjy en-
joy them {
fFe lejtech the So bear uij good Lord.
That it may plntc thcc to ^jive iis true repentmcc; to
lorgive ue n\\ our lins, neglJgenceSf and ignorances \ and to
endue us >vith the grace of thy Holy Spirit to amend our hve^
according to thy holy Word \
ff^e bejfrcif thee to hear bj, g^ad Lord.
Son of Cod : we befeech thee to hear U5,
&jfi ofGod ; tve bffercb ibee lo hejjr us.
O Lamb or Cod i that tikeft iway the fina of the world |
Grant Hi thy ptjte.
O Lamb of Cod : rbac Eakcll aw^y the liriH of the wjrIJ ^
Jiu'Vf nseny upon ui.
O Chrill, hear U6.
O Chrtffj hear us.
Lord, have mercy upon us.
Lord, have mernf upin as,
Chrit^j have mercy upon ii3.
C^rijif Ad«f intr,y upon us.
Lord, h.ite mercy ijpi>n us.
L rdj Aave mercy ufHiH bi.
H Tben fbail the Priefitand tht people wkb bim^fiy rbe Lt,rd'i
Prayer,
OUR Father, which art in heaven, H.illowed be thy Name.
Thy Jfingdom come. Thy wjll be done in earth, A^
it ie in heaven- Give U6 ihie day our daily bread- And for-
give us our trelpilTcs, As we forgive them that trefpalb jgainft
US' Add lead us not inTu temput^on ; Bot deliver ua from
fvil- Amen.
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The Ordering of Deacons,
l'riij>. O Lord, Scji not with us iflcr our fins.
Aoj'iiMr. Neithci Jtviiti at ilia our Iniijutlict.
Let ut pray-
OOC)l>, merciful Fitticr, [hit defpircft nat Uie (ighiriE
pf 4 conlrttr hrait, nor rhtf *lrfirc of fuch is be forrow-
fill i Me»i:jFiiHv JtTift uur priycra rb-il wc mjkf before lh«
in jIt uur troiibEci jnd ditvrrlitioi wh^inlnrvrr they ofpnfi
Li^ ; .mH grji^iouOy h»r ob» thjt tltoie tvik, which the cnft
4nd lubtifcy of Ebp dtvil or man utirkrEh n^^inlt us b«
brought to nought i ind by ih( pmvidcntt of tlij- gooJncii
[hey iruy be dilpftiei j that we thy fcrvants, bring liuit by
no pf ilfcuiions, may rvctmnnr ^iva thwki unto ihce in thy
holy Church ; thtuugh JrTus Chfill our Lord.
Lard, ^r^i ^'^f^ Wj durf Jtil'Vir i/sfor ihy Ni"nc*l^h,
OGOD, vie hive hnrd »iih our m(s, jnd out lillicn
hive dfctared unio us, tht nodit i^nrlu [h<)t ihou didlt
in their diyi, jnd in the old time lielbrc them.
LarJ, arifi, Mf hi, end dilivtr us Jar th'mi huntiir.
Clary be le the y*liier, and ID the Son i mil (a iho Holy
Chufl;
A'jviir. Ai it was in tl)r heglnning, isnow.and cvtt JhiU
be i world vvirhouE rnd. Amen.
From our eneiiiiti defend us, O Chril!.
Gracioajly luA ufon our j^t!Hun:,
Pilifuiiy behold the lorrows ul uuf hejttt.
Mvftifutly ffrgi'iie tbfjins «f thy peo/iU.
F.ivouTibly with mercy heir otit pr^yera,
Q Son of D.ivU, hnvr m/ny upon tii.
Both nuw sn'i ever soucbfijfc to hr«r vi, O Ciiriflh
Grgchujly bar ui, O CbriJI ; gralKUjIy biar ui, Lird
Qkr'Ji,
Pri^Ji. O Lord, let Ehy mf rey be fhewed u]ioa u* j
Aiijfvir. \i we Jo put our Eruft in thee.
Let lit ri^X'
WE hunilily Scfctdi tiiee, O F^lhet, mercifully lo look
upun out infirmities ; and ki the e^oTy nl liiy N-iiiie
tutu fVoin ui ill thofe evils ihll we moil rijhtpoully hjve
tlfferfeii ; mi grant, thii in ill our troublei we n.iy put uur
%'.'^.
3i
wjiate trult and contidenCF in chy nieicyf and Evermcrc ietvi:
thcE in holinefs and puretiefa of living, to thy honour and
glory i through our only Mediator and Advucate, JcfusChiin
our Lurd. A*ncR.
^ Then jhall he Jung or f aid the Service for lie Oimmartio/t^ivifA
the (kiU^t Efiji'e^ and GaJfJ, asjlUvwerh.
ALMIGHTY God, who by thy Divine Providence h*ll
appoinicd divers Oidera oi Minirtera in thy Church,
jnd didit inlpire thine Apoltlei la chuol? inlu the Order ot
Deacons Ehc lirjl M.irtyr Saint Scephcn^ with olhers^ Merti-
Eully hthold iheJe tby iervmits now called to the: like Oflitc
and Adminllb-sliLrn ^ rcplcnilh thrm fo with thr irulh of thy I
Dodririf, Bud adora ihrm with Jniiuctncy of Ut'c, ih^E, both
by word And good fKJtjiplc, thry may failiirully feine thee in
thii Office, iG the glory of thy Name, and the edification of
thy Church ; through the merits uf out Siviourjefua Chrift,
who iivcih and rrlgncth wlch thee and che Holy Ghoftj now
uni for Tver, jimta.
the EpijUe. i Tim iii, B.
LlK.EWlS£mun [he Deacons he gravf^notdoobletongited)
not given ta much wine, not greedy of filthy lucre, hold-
ing the myftrjy ni the &'iih in a pure confcirnce. And Idi
thefe fllfo firl! be proved \ then let them ufc rhc Office of a
Deacon, being found blarnelcA, Even fo mult their wlve« be
grave, not ll^nJerers, Iut>t:r', l^iihful in i[l thingi^ Let the
Dcdcona be the hurhjnd:^ of unc wift:, ruljng thdr children
und their own houfes wtlL Fot they that have tiled ihc
Oflice of J Df^Jcon well pgrchafe lo thpmfelvea a good de-
grce^ and great boJdnefi jn rhe faith whkh id in {l\\x\i\
Jcfua.
Orclfi thit^ out tifthtfixth of the Acis o/tht Apofiks.
THE.N the- twelve called the multitude of the dirciplra
unto tliemf and f.iid, It is not reafun that we lliouFd
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The Ordering of Deacons.
lciv« the WurJ of God^ anJ fcrvc UbUi. Wlicicforc, btt-
rhr^n, look yc out among you t'cvsn men of hfmcft icpDrt,
fnU of the Huly Glluft anJ wiWom, whom we mjy appuint
uvrr thil bulincfs- But we wiU j^ivc ourfclvrs cx^ntiDUHHy to
prayer, and m (he mlmflr^' of the Ward, And the fijing
plr^Ied the whale mulliEudc, And (hey chofc SlepheUi J
man full of fdiEh, and uf^ the tialy GKoft, ind Phjlip, and
I'ruchurua, and Nlcanor, and Timon, anil Pjtmenai, ind
Niculu I pmralyrr of Ancioch i whom cbev fc( belvrv fh4^
Apot^Jcii jnd, wh^n Ihcy had prayed, they kid ihtir h.iii'l^
OTI ibem> Apid [he Word vi GoJ inireiffd, and the numtid
of the diftipltfi multiplied in JemUlcm gte^tly, and « gi*Ji
company «f (be PiJcIb were obcdJenI :u the Ijith.
^ Wfli^ if/fiftf rfif Gc/pti, tht Bifhopy fiHln^ m hit tbair^jhttl
ija/i tka O-ilb if rAt ^t^j Suprjrn^iy.aad^igairi^ iiiefcvitr
and authnnty tf ^lU Jirtign PA^imauty It hi minijierai xntt
every one nft^tm that art » bt- OrdcTtd^
The Oath Gj'xht ^ttn'i Sa^ffrfigioty.
I A. 8. do fwc-ir, ihai I do from my heart abhor, dvtcA|
and 4&jurc, at. impiuui and hcreticjl, ihat djmiubU Doc-
trine and Polirion, (hat Princo excommunicated ar deprived
by the PopF, ot any Aulhorily of the See of Rome, may be
deposed ur murdered by their Subjc^tsi or any other wh-ttfu-
rvrr. And J do declare, ^hat no foreign Prince, Perfon,
PrcUre, Suie, or PLXcnfAtC, hatb> or uu^ht to have, my
Jurifdietionfc P^wer, iuperiurity. Pre-eminence, oi Autho-
rity. CccleGiiAkat oi Splniua], within tbii R«j]m. So ir/p
% Thi"$ jhall tht Bifhop tj^^nHine Ftury ^ru of r^rm that a'l le-
Iv O'dindf in ihe pn-Jiicf of ihe piofle^ •'ft"' tAh mjntitr
DO yoii rnift ih.ir you are inwjfdiy moved by the Holy
Clioft to tflke upon you thij Offinf an^* Minirttitiori,
CO icivi Gol for the pfomoirns *' ^'> K^ory, jrid the *.-iiiy-
ing of bit people ^
Afjiof I rruft fiK
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The Ordering of Deacons.
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Tht Bjhop.
DO you Ihink that you arc iiuiy calE«d, according ta rhe
xsitloE'aur Lord Jcfus Chritl, nnd ihc iluc Order of this
Rcdlnif To chr Mimilry of rhe Church ?
Apf'wtr^ i thinlc iu.
DO ycpu uTifdgncdly helievf all thf GjDonical Scriptures
ot the Old and Kew Tcflatncnt ?
jinjiuer. 1 do believe them.
ILL you diligently r^ad thc^ Gme unro thcf peoplr af-
rambled in the Church where yuu ihull be appointed
TO ferye ?
Anfivtr. I vfill,
I T appertiintth to the Office at' i Deacon, in the Church
_ where he fliil] be appointed to fervc, to affift ihe Prlert
'" Divine Service, and fpccijEly when he mimftereth the holy
^ommunian, dnd to help him in the diltrlbiition thereof, an)
Co read hcily Striptiitcs and Homilies in the Churchy and to
inftruO thL- youth in th? Caiechifm -y in the ablence uT the
IVicft to bjpciEP infitnls, and tu prench, if he bc admitted
[hereto by the Biihop. And fiirthermorc, it is bis Office,
^hcTP provifiun la To madef to Jearch lor the Tick, poor, and
impotent people of the P-inlh, to indm^Ie their clUtcs, namea.
and places uJiere they dwells unEo the Coratr, that by hh
exhortation they may he letieved with the alma of the Pi-
rilhlonerf, or others. Will you do this gindly and willingly 't
Anjiucr^ 1 will ^ do, by the hcEp of Gud.
The Sip'^p.
ILL you <<pply all your diligenqe to frame and fa^ion
w
your own lives, and the lives of your Ismllies, dC'
trjfding to the Dc^rinc uf ChTTftj jnd to make bath your-
f[:]ves and diem, jfl much as in you Ueth, wholc^kirnc exam-
ples of ihc flocJc of Chnft ?
j^nfiivr. J wjj] lb dit, ihe Lord being my helper.
WILL y<ju rtvtrcnrly obey your OMinif^^ ani othfj
chic: Minlftti* ol the Churchy 4iid tbfm to uhom
the charge and gitvcrnmehC "*er you is (ominttteOi foltovp-
ing wich > gljJ miriJ ind will their goilly cJmonUtoni ^
v^n/uv, I will rndcivour mylclf, ill? LorU bring my
1 TAen rht Btthtp hyiiig bit H-iiiii Jrxvnl/y vf^n tbt I£/aJ tf
ctvy tftf tj rbtmj bttmhly knrittag hrfi.rt him,fixt!ipy^
T7\KE choii Auihnrrty Co fiecuE? the Olfi^r ot' x Ducon
in the Church oT Gi>iJ cominicuJ unto ibrr ( In ihf
Nam? of the F^thcttindo/th? Sontand of thr Hdy Chofl.
Amen.
^ r*fl< jAd// /i* BlJJ^f, dtlkfi' to every eat ij thtm tM Nnv
Tfjf-imnit, /**yifi£,
TAKE ihou A"lhi>rity to rcjil the Golpcl hi (he Churcli
of Goi, and iu pC'ich the LJmc, it thou be iherflu
licenfcJ by rhc BiAop himfeJfp
^ Jivi fff' ff tAtmf aj'^.iMt4 hy she Bifhof^JlMli r^J tbt
St. Luke xiL 35.
LET your Uiint bf girded uboul, itnd youf li^hli burning \
jnd yc youtrclvfs like unlo men thit a'iiC Ajt thm
lA>rJ, whrn ht^ wiJI rcfufn irom \hc wfJding j ChiiF, when
hr comt^th And kaockrcli, (hfry ntiy oprn unio him immt'
iiLJTr]y» BUllird jrc ihoEc ffrv^nti, whom <h« Luni nhcn
fir Lomcth fh,ill find wjiching. Verily J lay unto -jov, ihat
^e []u[J gifhi hlmlirl^, and makt^ them (□ lit rluwn to meat, md
'vlU omc forth ind fcrve th^m. And if he JhjU cam^ in
the fccond wjich, ar come in the rhird w^tch^And And tb^m
Jfi, blirlTei sire chuJe Jerv^nra-
\ t'Atn Jb^i rit Bfhop frocttJ in rbf Qftrnvnitn, and aU th^t
ari O'JtrtJ ^jfi lar/yt and rtttivi til Hsh CvummiiiM iht
Jlimt day itjf A tbi B'Jbop.
^ The (Utfunafiion enJtd^ afler iht taS Called, gnd mtntdiatih
6rfir€ rbt Bettediflmn, fiiaii hr Jjid .'hffr QtUem fiUw^nf.
The Ordering of Deacons.
ALMIGHTY God, giver of a!! good ihmga, who of thy
j-TnAt gacadncHi ha^ vunchf^ied id accept and tnkc [hcfr
thy fcrvanhi unio the OHitc oi Deacons \a thy Churth i
Mike thctsif we bcfpccb ibee, O X^rd, to be modcft, hum-
bif, and conftant in iheir Miniftration, Co have a ready will
Ed Dhlrri^e all tptritiial Dtfcipllnc; (hal Chry having always
the tf ftimonyof q good cOTikii^ncct^nd concinuing ev« flabL?
ind Amng in tbySon Cbrilt, m^yfo welt behave rh^mlelves
in this inferior Oliice, (hat they may be fuund worthy to be
cslled unro the higher Miniftrlea in thy Church; Ihrough
(he fame thy Son our Saviour Jefm ChriJI, lo whom be gloiy
And honour wotld wiLhou( end- yimet.
PREVENT ii3j O Lord, in all o^ir doings with thy moft
gracious favour^ and further lis with thy continual hrlp^
that in all utir works begun, con(inu?d, and ended in thee,
we ni:iy glunEy tJiy holy Name, and JinaUy by thy mercy ob-
tain cvcrljftiiig life \ tlirough Jtfus Clmft our Lord. Amtn^
THE peace of Cod, which paflcth all undcrflanding, keep
your hearts ami minds in the knowledge and love of
God, Jnd of hi^ Son Jefus Chrifl our Lord: And the Btf;!-
fing of God Almighty, the Father, the Son, and the Holy
Ghoft, be amungft you, and remain with you alway$, Amm^
T And bfre it muji he lifcliifctl nnto thi Deacon, that he mitji
cnnriner h Ihat O^ice of a Deacon She Jfn" "J ^ ivhole year
{tx^epl for rejJbi.ihU caajei it Jbalt oloeriifife Jee^ good unfo
iht B'ijhof) fo the iattnf £e may he ptrJeUt ^"d iveit expert i"
ihc ihingi appertaining te Ibe Ec<iejiajikal Adm'smfiralkn.
In execbiing 'whereof if be he found fu'thfui and diligent , hi
may be admitStd by hit Diifccjan to Ite Order of Priejihoodt iti
she timet appoinled in the Cani?n ; or elje, on vrgeni oaajioit,
tipcn fame aiher Suadey^i^r Huh-day^ in l&e face of the Chufcb,
infifib mapoer »ndform ai bereajltr foitoweth.
ay*)
Ordering of Priefts.
U H^m ikt rffly epfimtJ l-y 'in Sifixp it iumi, ifur jHirwng
i'rtitrr It luihd, rbifi jhiill *» n Strmen or kxcvrniim, it-
iU-'inf lU Dull •'"i' 0^' '//"'* "' """< '" *' •nimiimf
Friijfi; ima HiriJ/irf itvi O-drr ii tn the Civtch tfCbrijI,
and atje binu liv feofli uaghl It tflrim ittm in rhrir Ogiit,
% fnpt 'hi ArthdfffCi^ti,, Of, in bit ahjem:!^ SB/ ajr^ntett ia iii
Jhad, jhail frijtm oiln {if Bilhef (fitimgin in tkair rfrt ic
lie lii'y TabW) ull ihim thiil Jbull imivc ibt Oidrr ef Pritjl-
bvid 'hoi Jiif (tsih ef ibfm iring Jnrxily tvhil'd) anj fij,
'('Reverend Fplh« in Cod, I prefcnt unw ^i>i.
thcle pcilans prelent, to Ik jdmillcd to the Order
of Prirfthood,
Tin BlpKp-
TATCE hf<t] chat the perfonSf whoin yc prcfcut unto u«,
he apt jnd rnrfl, tur chcji karmng and jfciJCy convert
ration, to eJt^rcilc their MiniAry duly, id the Ji on our of God,
mil ihc cdifjing oi his Church.
1 Tlif ji'ttdtjcBx JhaU Atifaitr,
IHAVE fni]utrcd of ihcm, and >\(o eiamined them, and
think iheni fo w bt,
^ Tbn lit B'/lMf Jh,il! fay unro r(>t fnpli ;
GOOD peoplt, thtft arc t!iry whgm wt puipofc. Cod
willing, to rrctive tlii* d«j unia thr holy OfB(« of
Priefthood : For jftrr due cijminition we find not lo the
cnntraiy but that they be XiwfvXiy tilled to ihelr Funt^lon
jnd Minillry, and that they be pcrfuns meet lot the fiine-
Bui yet if there beany of you, who knowcth any Impediment,
ut notable Crime, in jny of them, for the which he ought
not to bereceiiej into lliii holy Minittry, let him come lonh
The Ordering of Priefts.
in the NiniE of God, and ihew what the Ciime or Impedi-
THent ij.
1 And if any grml Cr'imr or Imp^iliminl ir aijt.ltd, ibc Bifixp
Jhult jurcpjjs from OrJenng iLni pij-Jln, urtlilfuck lime jj rht
parly osmijffil JbM! L^ fitund dtur of thai Crime-
^ Then ibc Sipiff {ca-nmenSni /uti ai jball hi fiatil wtrt n
he Ordertd 10 lAe Praye''i of' lAe coivregttlioa) Jlwll^imrh flu
CU'gy and ptopje prejenf, Jiiig i.r Jay tie LitaHyt wilh lie
P'oyen, Hi ii before appointed in lee Form of Ordenng Dra-
funtff^ve only, liitil, in the proper Stt^rage ibere added, the
iirord [Deacons] Jivi^ he ptniltrdf and fbf ivcrj [^Piiclbj in-
ferled injteatt f it.
1 Tien pall if fung or /aid ibe Serr-ici far the Commsm'.'i, ■uiiih
ibc UiUa, Epijik, and Cijpei, ai foUo'.eetb
The CMea.
ALMIGHTY Cod, giuer nf all good things, who by ihy
Holy Spirit haft ippomled diners Orders of Miniltrrs
in the Chorch ; Mercifully behold ihele ihy fer/ants now
called 10 the Of^ce of Piicfthood; and repleniih them fo
with the Eruth of thy dudlrine, and adorn them with inno-
crncy of Hie, that, both by word and gtiad ciamplr:, thty mjy
faiihfully ferie thee in thji Oflice, to the glory gf tl.y Name,
ivA the ed ill [rat' on of thy Church ^ through the merioof <>or
Saviour Jefua CEirilt, who llveth and ri^igneth with tbec and
the Holy Gholl, world without end. jimtn.
The EpijUe. Ephes. iv. 7.
UNTO every one of m ii given gncf, according to the
roeafuie of the gift of Chrift. Wbcrcfbte he faith,
When he jfcendod up on high, he led capti/lly captive, ind
gave gife unto men, (Now that be afcended, what is it but
that he alfo defcenrted firll into the lower parts of the earth ■
He that dcfcended is the fame alio that afcendeii up far above
ill heavens, thai he might fill all thinp.) And he gate fnme
Apaflles, and fome Ptophcls, anJ fbme Evangelifls, and rnmt
I'aftors and Tcjchers ; for the perfefling of the Saints, for
the work of the Miniftty, for the edifying of the Body <■!
'•^m
Chilft ; till wc (11 come in the unity of the ftitli, iod o(
zi\t hnowlvd^F of tK? Son of God> unco a pcrfrA mail) unto
■he m»rure ot'thi llilurc of tbt fulnefi ofChiiA.
T jf/lir tblijhal/ir'iiil fir till Gofjt! furl f/ lie mil!l>Ctaftrr
of&iinl Mitthvv/fatfiilcmrilA.
Si. Matth. ii, 36,
WHEN Jcfus fiVf the niuttituJM, he wji fnosed *![h
conipiltion on thtm, becjuf'e they /4in(eil, jnJ wo*
^aTtcrrd jibrojEi, m ihecp hiving no fhcfherd- Then f^illi
he unco fiii diiciplca, The harvcLt Iruly U pientcQUi^ hut the
Tabau'tis ire ftw- ]*ray ye therefore the Lard of the har*
veA, that be wili fend ^rih l^bouren into hja harvet).
H Or rljt this thai fiUviverb, obt oftl'e ttnib Chiller of S.iifir
Jnhn,
St. John t, 1,
VERILY, verily 1 tjiy unln you. He that enterclh not trtr
the door intu the Iheep^fold, but ellmbeFh up fotne
otbri way, the fame rs thirf jtid a roKbcr But he that
cnttreth in by the doo' is the Shephcid of the rtiecp. T.i
liim the portei openeth, mil the Ibecp hem hii loite ( anJ
he callcth hii own ilicep by nime, and Icideih thtm out.
An6 when he put«th forth hi5 own (beep, he goeth bclun
them, and the fliecp follow him 4 for they know his voice.
And a llisnger will they not I^llnw, hut will Ret iVom !>tm .
Jot they know not the voice of Elimgcr^, This parable fpake
Jefus unto theiDf but they undetlVood not what things the}
were which he fpahe unto Ihrm. Then faid Jefus nnt..
ibem again, Verily, verily 1 fay unln you, lam the dnor o'
the Iheep. All that ever came helore me are thieves anit
robbers ; but the Iheep did not htit them. 1 am the dooi ;
hy me if any man enter jn, he Ihall tie I'lveil, tnd Iball go in
und out, iii6 And pal^ure. The ihief comcth not hni tor i"
Ileal, mi to kill, Jnd to ieflroy : I am Come that they mighi
have life, and ihJt they niisht have it mart ibundimly- 1
am the good Shepheid : the good ShepheiJ giveth hii life
for the Iheep. Bui he that Is an hireling, and nut ihe Shep-
herd, whbte own the /heep are not, leelh the wolf coniiir^,
and leaverh the fheep, and flrclh ; ^nd the wolf' tlttJiplh
.3/^
(hem, ifiJ fcittetrth ilie fti«p. The hireling flKth, bccaufc
he ii in hircJifig, unJ tJreih Hot iljr (he fliccp, I im the
(ood Shcp^icrd,and know my fhecp, and Jm known ofminrr
At the Father knowelh (nr, even fa knuw I (he Fjeberi
4nd I by down my lii^ foe the Aiccp. And other (heep J
hjvr, which irc notot' thia fold : them tl[o t mull brjng, 4nil
they Ihitl hejr my voice} ind there ^all be one fold, tn^i
one Shepherd,
f TiviT ihi Sijho^firiimg is £rr fb^irtjhali miniftrr vnr^ nvry
4H off Arm the 0*nh rfintuUf Ikt £^f<n\ Sttfirewufy, m il ti
k4f{>re ftt ft'th it :ht Farm Jar tAf Ortimng */ J^tatoni*
m Attit tbar dontt hrfhsUfty tirfi 'iv" ji beft^frtr fMinutih.
YOU have hcutJ, Bicthten, at wdl Jn your pnvdtfi ei»-
mmjition, ji \n (he exhorEillun which w-ii now made
to yoLi, 4iid In the holy Jxdonf taken out of the Corpel, and
the wnfm^t o^ (he ApoRle*, of what dj^ily, and cf how
great importince this OlRcc i^, whcrcunro je are called.
And nuw jj^^ln we cihort you, in the N^ime of our Lord
Jetm Chr'ril, chat you have in cemcmbMnce, into how high
a Digniry, and (o how weighty an O^ce and Chirge yt arc
calLed ; that is to fjy, to be McHcngen, W>(thmen, and
Stewards ol the Lord \ (a cuch, and to piemonl^T to TecLJ
and prirvidc \ot the Lntd'i family j to fcek for Chrill't Jheep
thai jre ditperftd abroad, atini for his children who are in the
midli of thin naughty world, chat tlicy may be fived through
Chrill for ever,
Hjve ilwayT therefore printed ii your nmeiohrance, how
^ft^ii a Fretfure is committed to your (har^e. For they iie
the theep of Chrilf, which he boLight with hi^ dea(h, jnd {o^
whom he fhed hii blood. The Chufch and Congregation
whom you niult letvc, a hiflSpoufci ind hii Dody. And if
it fhatl happrn the fame Churchi or iny Member cheieol^ to
take iny hurr or hindranfc hy rcafon of yijur negligence, yc
know the greatflffi of (he fault, and ilio the horrible punilh-
menC chi( will enfue. Wherefore consider wl(h vQUffclve*
(hr end of you; Mlniftry rowjrdi (he children of God, to-
wiEd) Ehe SpLmfc itnd Body of Chriil x dnd fee tb^tyou never
ceife your Ulmur, your I4r< and diligence, unlU you hutc
Jone all ihai lieth in you, according fo your bounden duty.
The Ordering of Priefts.
(■> tiring All filch as are or Ihall bcci^mmitled to jourchar^,
unro that agTFcmcnE in the iVith and knowledge of Got], and
to ch4I tipcnel4 and peric^lnefs of age mtJhriil, ihaC there be
no plice lel'c among you, either fbr crtoi in nliijion, « fbi
vicioufnelt in tifi^.
FoTjImjch then as yfiur OfHce ii borh i>f To great ueel'
lency, iml ol fo great difiitully, ye fee with ho* gftit tire
jiid lludy ye ought to .ipply yuudeivu, jj well tlut j'e mij
Ih^HT youriflves duIiFui and thankful unto that l^td, who
Iiith pliced you in /a high a Dignilyj asiKb to beware, liiM
n^rihcr you yourfelTet olfend, nor be occilion ihil oihcn
olfrnd. HiJwtieii, ye cinnoi have a mind and will ihcKIa
□f yauifcivM i for thai wiiland abitityligiTen of Cod alone i
therr^br? yc oughtf md have need, to pray carnellly l^r hit
Huly Spiiit. Anil feeing that you cannot by any Other means
conipjfi the doing of fo weighty a work, pettaining to tlic
fjiimtion of man, but with doflrine and eahoTtilion tnkcn
jut of the hgly ScT-ipturei, and with a life igrecaWc to the
lamp^ confider how Audiouj ye ought ta be in reading ami
ti^arning the Sciiplurcs, and in traming the miTinera both of
yourfrived, and of them that fpccially pertain unco ynii, ac-
fnrding to the rule of the fame Seripturet : and for Tms fi^if-
iitnc caufe, how ye aught to Furfake unA (et afide fas fnuch
an you may) all worldly fiirej and Audio.
We have good hope that you have well weighed md pun-
deted thefe things with yourlelves long brlbre thii time ( and
that you have tiearly dMcrmined, by God'l grice, M give
yourletvei wholly to this Oflice, whereunto It hath plofed
God to call you : fa that, as much ii Ilcth In you. you will
apjtiy yourfrlves wholly To this one thing, and draw all your
car« and Audies thii way ; and that you will coniinuaEly pray
to God the Father, by the Mediation of out only Saviour
Jefu! Chrift, for thr heavenly allitence uf the Holy Ghull j
ihji, by daily reading and weighing of the Scriptures, yc may
wan riper and ftronKer in your Minliiiy ; and that ye may
fo endeavour yuurfeh-cs, from lime to time, to fanftily the
livesof you and yours, and to ftlliiun them after the Rule and
DoOrine of Chrift.Ihit ye may lie wholcfome and godly n-
ampies and pitlerns foi the people to follow.
And now, thjt thii prcfeni Congtcgation of Chtlit here
alTcmhlcd may alfo undrtfland your minds and vviili In [hrfe
B%
t-ffi
The Ordering of Prlefts-
thingSj md that tWit your promifc may the more move you
ro do your diitiea, yc rtiiill anfwcr pliinly to ihcfp things,
which wcj in the N^me of God^ and of hU Church, ihjil
di^mand uf you touching the time.
DO yau think In your htart, that you b? truly called, ac-
curdmg to the will of oiir Lord JpIlii Chrin, ami the
otdiT Di this Unircd Churth of England and Irf/auti, to the
Order and Mihlftry of Pnclthood ?
Ai^fwer. 1 think it,
ARE you perfuadeJ thit the hnly Scriptuwi contain fuf-
iicicntly all Doftrine requireJ of ncceifity ibr eternal
falv-^rian through taifh in Jefua Chrift? and Jre you deter-
mined, out of the Taid Scripcares ed inftrud) ihe people com-
mLEicd ti your charge, Jrid to teach nothing, as required of
neccfiicy Iq eternal lalvaiion, btif that which you ihaH be per-
Tuaded may be concluded and proved by the Scriptute ?
^rtfiver. 1 am fo perfuaded, and have fo determined by
God'i gracf .
Tbe Sifljup.
WILL you then give your faithfi]] diligence always To
to minifter the Dofinnt jnd Sicramentf, jnd the
Djfcipline of Chrlftj ai the Lord hath commanded, and ii
rhis Church and Realm hath received the fiime, according to
the Commandments af God , fu that you may teach the peo-
pk committed to your Cure and Charge with aM diligence to
keep and ablervc the fame ?
Anfwtr. 1 will {k^ do, by the help of the Lord.
tlye Bip^.p.
WILL you be ready, with all falfhftil diligence, to ha-
njlh and drive away all erroneous and ftriin£e doc-
tfinos contrary to God's word ; and to ulc both public and
private momtions and ejthorLationSi a» well to the fick as lo
the whole, within your Curet, as need Hull require, and oc
calion ih^JI be given ?
Anjivir. \ will, ihe Lord being my helper.
The Ordering of Prtefts.
Tin Bj/hof,
WILL you be dill ten I in Pnyen, inJln l<si\ng of the
holy Sctipttiici, ind in fuch flgilln n help to llie
knosvkdge ol' ihc (imt, liiying ilide the R<i>ly ol tbe wucld
tnd thf HTUif
Anjiiiir. 1 will enitcjvauf iriyfeir lo ta do, ibe Lord being
Illy liclpcr,
WILL you be dilipnc to frjme jnd Artfiicm your 9ira
ielreif tnd \-<i\ir fftmitidi, iccnrding to llif f>k>^rin<-
of Chtifl i jnd EC mLikr hocfi yourfcWct and thenif at miKh
■jt In you Ilrlh, wliulcromr ciimpleiand BilIErniCa ihc llock
^-j-axr. I will apply myfelf thereto, the Lord bring mj
lirlpet.
TitSI/if.
WILL you maincim ind fcl t'orwirJE, » mutli » licth
iDyui%^Li^itin?/i. puc«|dnd lave.arnonfi AllCbriOiJii
)ici)plc, ind clpccjilly imong tlicni thjt aie or llijll be <uni-
rr,[ltpj to youf cbir^c ?
^A/TCV, 1 will £u dOf fhe Lord being my helper
Tt! Bijbnp.
WILL you reicrenily obey your Otdiniiy, and othri
chlri MiniDcri, unM whom ii commiited the (hirge
-ind government over you ^following with a gJi'i mini an>J
uvlll iheir godly idmonitioni, aaJ fubmiRing yourfetvci In
ibeir godly judgements?
A'foKr. I will lb do, ihc Lord being my helper,
ALMIGHTY God, who hjtli given you t'hli will lo do
ill (hcle ihingi i Grant alio unta you Dicnglh inJ
pawet ID perform (he lime; thjt hr may accumplilh hi>
woik which he hitll begun in youj thtuugli Jefui ChtlA
jur Lord. Afntn,
1 yf/)rr tfih, ibi CongregBtion jSw// ht J^rtd^ ^rtt^ m iht^
ffjytn, fv mukt tirir bvmbU jaji^lkaiiops rs uodjtr *U iktft
thsn'ft :fiiribr^biU- Prayers there psiUl'f ^Imtr ttf^tfv fi ff^'-
The Ordering of Priefts.
^ .Ifiir Khkh jhill br fu'z " fe'ul it 'I" Bi/hcfirhi prrJtM
I: be ardjiaid F'ii/ls all tfutUKg) Vtni, C'eKoi Spit.iui ;
it! Bijbof iigiiiiiiiig, mil lit Fntfis,i'd utai lA^turtfrt-
COME, Holy GhoD, our Touli Inlpin,
Thou the jnolntmj Spiiit ift,
Ilia dtfi Ik} Jtva-ftti pfii imfarl.
Thy blrtlcd UnOlon fwm ibote,
h mmhrl, lift, anijiti aflavc.
Enslblc wjlh ptrpctuel light
The tiulmji of our bUrideJfi^ht,
Anoint and chnr DLir loilrd ^cc
fyuh iht ahundancf ff^^y £'"■■*'■
Keep fir Dur Ibn, giie prJCt it home •
When ihau an [ii'idt, m ill «■ nim.
T«cli ut To knuw ihc Fifher, Sod,
jifH lin, s/i^lt, II it hal Out.
Tiijt, Ehrough Eht a|^ ill lion; ,
Thii mjj ht osr ntdl'fi fong ;
PnaCt to thy rttrnal mrrit,
Falhi', &n, dW H:ly Sfirk.
Or liii !
COME, Holy Ghoft, eicrnjl God,
Procerdlng trom ibovr«
Both frnm ibt Fatitr^ and ibi Soitf
Tbr Cod offitttt and Itvii
VKit Dui mindt, into our hcata
Thy bravroly grace inTplrf |
T^i iruik Ami BtdliHrfs ut may
Put jut tun h full 4tfft,
Thug art the veiy Com^rter
In grief And all diittrfn;
The hiotieniy gift if Gad mjfi highf
A': f:"^jte i-tin ir tXpUp i
n
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The Ordering of Priefts,
The tounciin ind ihc living Tprm^
Ol joy celcftist (
The Jirtfo kright^ the !fvt Je fstieiTj
The U/t^'mnfyiritujL
Tlinu In thy gilb arE manifkiM,
By them Chnft's Church Joth ftjoJ i
In f^nhfit! he^rn t^Bii v/rWJi xby Uwi
Thijngtr of God' t hand.
According to thy promifCf Lortl,
Thou givcfl fpccth *il)i gfatci
That ibroagh iby btlp GoJ^i pr^ytl KMy
Rfjoufi'i in fvejy p/acf.
O Holy Ghoit» intg our tnMs
Scad down ihy Fi'iv'nly ]iJ5ht^
KintHe aur bfarti lijilb fervent aftf/|
Toffr'it Guit Jay anj Hfght-
Our wcalcn^fs ftrengthcn inJ confirm,
(For, Lon^j thou k.now"il ua f™i;)
Tiijf neirhir dfvit^ ivorldj aorjiijb,
A^iJinji la may frfvaU.
Put bick our enemy ftt from U5,
And hrlj} ub ro obtain
P#j« in oar btnitt tvi'tf Ga^ and Blafft
{Tbe kjl^ the initfi £aii {]
Aa i s,Ufil thjJF (hou bfing, O LarJ,
Our TCpLJcf and our ^uidf^
W* way ^fj^f the jn^Tii ^rf^itf
And nfvir from sbicjlidrt
Such in»Iiirc8 ot^chy powerful fract
Criint, LonJ, to us, v/c pray j
That thou may^f} he our G/Hijeilt^
At the Uft driJii/ui day,
Of&t'w'e jnd of difRntion
DifTulve, O Lord, ihf binds,
Aifd knit the tnoti of peact and iuve
ThtOi/^houl nil i^hrifi\Qn i,snd\.
The Ordering ot" l^rieils.
Cr.mt Ui the gtict ihii we laty knew
Thf Fxhrr of all might,
Tkii wi fflih ltlrni,i Rim
Jiljj £-ji» iti hlififul f^hi I
An<l tint we may with pcldQ lid(h
Etci icknawltJgc thcc.
One Gtd il Ptrfim Tbrtt.
To Cod ihe F-ithec Uud «flj pnUCk
And to till blcfTcd Son,
Atd ra lit Maty Spirii 'fgratt,
d-ifual Thru in One.
AnJ fiiy wc, ihit our only Lord
Waulj plcile JiU Spirit to fcJiil
On ali tbiir jhuH p'^feji iiii Same,
From hentt tt tkt 'woriJ's eijd. jtmea*
1 Thai Jwe, the BipapJbsiU p'lr/ in ikii viji, alJ f^,
Lf t 111 prAy,
ALMIGHTY God, itid hnvenly Fatlitr, who, of thine
tnfinitp love anJ ^noineis towi'di m, haft jjivpfi to u*
ihy onlj ind mill dtirly belovc J Son Jdui Chilli, to be our
RcdfemeTj and the Aulhorot'cvtrUAIng ILlri who^jiiVer b«
had made perfVdt our redemption by hit death, ind wjl af-
tended into hc>ver>, Tent jbroad into the world hii ApoEllet,
Prophcti. Eidnjcliih, Docluri,«nil PJlhus; by whrjfe libour
ind mlniHiy he gilhcred tagcilicr > grut ili^clc in itl tlic
j'lici ot' the wDrld, to fet faith E)ic cicrn il pniJs of thy holy
Same i For ihefc lo great benctlC^ oi thy eternal goodnclr,
ind fur that thou hill vouchrilcd to call thtfe thy I'ervinCi
here prcfeiit to the fame OI3ii:e and MIniftry appointed rijr
the falvaticin of manlcind, we render unto thee mafl hearty
thankt, WF praifeand WL>rlhtp lliee \ and wc humbly belecch
thee, by the lime thy blelTcd Son, to grant unto all, wliJch
either hett or elfewbcre eall upon thy hoty N*tne, that wr
miy continue to (hew ourlelvrt tiainklul ntito thee lor ihefr
jnd all other thy benrtits{ and ihjt we may daily Increale
and go tbtwardi in the knowledge and felth of the* ind thy
The Ordering of Priefts.
S<)n, by the Huly Spuii. So rhu is well by theft ihy Mi-
niftcri, »» by them over whom iliry fli.ili be jppuiitcil (hy
Mmjftcrt, thy holy Name may hr for ever gloiificd, ind thy
bltfirii kingiiom cnbiged f through [he fume thy Son Jtfm
Chnft our Lord, who IWcth mJ rrlgnr^h wUh ihcc i» !l:e
unity of the f4me Holy Spirit, world wj(h<iul end. Wmm.
% ifhtn ihh Praytr ii Joae, ike Si/bap toitb tbt PritJIi ^tfmt
jhtli lay ihe'ir Ajmix fn-erti!/y upitn rhi htad aj'f^iry imf tAar
re,eivtih the Order of PriiJIhaad ," the Rictivtrj humS/y tnttU
m£ upon their kniei^ jnd ibe ff'Jhe^ J'iy"'^,
RECEIVE the Holy GhoU for the Offitt^ and Work oft
Fricft m (he Church of God, now Mmmkl**t unto
[hcc bj ihe Impofitlori of our hatidi, Whofir Tint thou do<A
■orfjivr, they die forgiven \ atid whofe lina rhou doft jcciint
they are ECtdined, And be thou a fiiichful Difpcni'tr of the
Word of Gad| and of his holy S^crinicna; In (he N<Lme
o:ihcFachcr,andafihcSon,andof (he HoIyCholl. jfmtn.
H Thtn thf Bip/op jhail dthftr to every tne vf thtm kiialmg^ ttt
BibU into Ail hand, J'ttyingt
TAKE thou Authonty to preach the Ward of God, and
to miniilcr the holy Sdi:rAmenti m the Cungregacioiij
'^here Ehou Ihjlt be lawfully appointed tliereunto.
% ffflrn rhh h dane, ihe Nicene CraJ Jhall fn fung ar Jaid ;
and the Bifhop jhall tjfler that gonnin tin Sfr^'ht of lAf Con-
muniau, lobicb aU thfy that rrcavt Ord/ri Jh^U tetke t^gy-
tbtTt ^"'^ remjifi ti tht Jsme p/stt le^trt Handt nvt laiJ
vpi/n ihem^ unti! fucb r'n^e us tbey bain rt£th/ed ibt Com-
5 The G/miNUfion bring d^ut, aptr the hji CoihSi, ttfd imewJi-
^ilely b^/ort the Binttiiclxm^jhaU he fmd ibi/e CfUt^.
MOST merciful Faiher, wc befecch thee to fend upon
(hcfe thy fervinti thy heavenly blefling ^ th»E thty
mayheckothcd wkh Tighreournera, and that thy Woid jpnkcn
by thrir mouihi may hjve fuch Tucccrs, thii h may n^rtr be
ipL>kcii in vain. Grant alfo^ tbjE wc may b!iv« ^ct to heu
and Te^c'jvr what they HialJ deliver oiiE of ihy molt hol>
I'he Ordering of Priefts.
Word, or ijfTvcible (D (he ittnt, u ihc mcinl of oar Jalvit-
lion i rhdl in ill out vroidiand decdt vf may feck ^by (loryt
.md the inctrifc of th)' kinidDin j (hrau(h J«lii( Chrilt out
LonJ. Amt»,
PREVENT ui, O Lord, in ill our Amn^, with ttij- mon
^rjcioiK t^vouT, And lurtbff ut with \\\f canlinuij h^I^t ^
ihii in all our work) brnun, cnniinur^l, ind tndcd in (h»,
"t may gloriiy ihy holj N»mi, ind linitly by ihy mtKy ob-
tiln cvetliAiiig til( i thiakij(b Jrlui Clitil) our U)rd, Amtn.
THE peace of God , which paJTcth ill undecAandin|ul<«p
your heJfii anj mindi in t1i« tcnowlv«ij;r mi tove or'
Ciud, and of hit Son Jffui Cbiill out Lord : And lh« blef-
(int of Ood Almlfhty, tbc Father, ihc Son, ind the Hi4y
(ilidft, be >muB(<t you, ind tenuin wllh you elwayi. jiaun.
% /4*d if 9n it* jam€ ^/jy 'iw Ordfr tf Dtnitnx tt gptxn lijomt,
hhJ 'it Qriir tf PrdpixKil le sMnj; lit Diaiwi ffmH it
fifi fttfrviJ, mJ tilt Ibi Pnifli I jirJ il Jhall fugiit itf'
lit Lufy In inn kid ft' tali. Thi Ctillifli IkaU iui tr
rflJl frfi, lUl /i- Duiont, lim thai fir Priifil. r*.
tf'JIIr jf-j!! hi Ephrf. i». 7—11, ai i^fsti in ith Offti.
ImmiAtMily *fu' nh\d\ ii»j fhM art rg tt rwJt Dtmnk
Jhitll u)f ibc Oiib jf Sufrtmaty, tt mmlmil, and Ordmird, '
ai it d^^v f^rtjcr^itd^ Tbf^ *nt 9f tlum lun-inj^ ritii llv
th/fti {toiiii /bull hi ilit*r Mt «/Si, Manh. i«. $4 — jlJ,
ailuftrt h iba |MI«( v iJfi Si. Lulieiii, }(— 1<, «> ti-
fiii in lit Ptrn/iir lit Ordiriflj> o/" i)ftiio*(,) itiy itat an
H tt mait Friefii ftmll llinvljr UU tU Oath sf Safitmaiy.
bi ncami'Md, and brdaitid, at 11 ia thll Offiii ir/sri aff«itlt.i
SuDAo/
m
r«fi|
The Form of
Ordaining or Confccrating
of in
Archbiftlop or Bifliop ;
Which ii ilway* lo be ptrformed upon fome Sxmdiy
% Ht^ri a!J f' rfljf J tin dvly fripart/t in the Chirefi^ sit\i ftt ie
srdfr, .jf'rrr AfafHmg Prayrt h tttdtd^ ftt ^tAfiifix* [t^ff/ir
Bib/r Si/hnp ,'i>jitmir({) Jbill iig'i rii C'mmiaiioi' Seriiirtj m
Thf coiua.
LMIQHTV Oud, who b;' thy Son Jcful Chiift
dictA givF to Thy h<>1y ApoAiF} mjnjr rxccHcnr
Eit'n, ind dldft cliJ'ijr ihon lo St<i ihy fleck i
Civr gncff, «c bclctch ihcc, to .ill Biftopi, ih«
I'jftoR of ii)y CbiUi-ii, ih.i! ifiry mjy rtiljgcnily pir.ich Ihy
Word, jnii diiljatlminiSir the £odly iJifciplInc I)>cr(ori id]
gr^nc to \\vt proplc, that ifacy [n;iy cbejicnily ToUdw <hc
l.iire \ thji all may rtceii'e the crown ol^vtiUfling jlotj }
ihtoutb J«rui Child «u> Lard. Amii.
H Ani taahf BijbefPttii ti^i tbt Zfi^lt.
I Tim. iii. t.
THIS ii > true laying. \t ■ min dclirc the Office o( i
Bjlliip^ he J?liTi:ih A guad work. A Bifttjp tbcn mtift
be bEimdc^^, thr huibjnd of ontr wiff, vigilant, fobrr, nf
good br ha viour. given to hofpitiEky^apt to trich j noE {IvfA
Fo wine, no jlrtktr, not greedy 0/ fllthy lui^rr, hat pjlient,
nut 3 bfii^lcr, ntrt ci^vetaun \ one that ruEclh vvIE hit own
houli, haring liia thildrcn in fubjcfljon with all ttavil) ;
(For it a min know not how to tuir bii own houfe, how
Ihill he like nm of the Church of GodP) Not a naikt,
left he'mg lifted np with pride he fall into the tonJemntflon
E
The Confecration of Billiops.
jf the devil. Moreover, he muft have i good report of them
whjch ttv wiEhout; ieR he T^JF into rcprojch,and the fnare
of the devil.
Or thfi.
For t/i^ EpifiU. Afta 11- 17.
FROM Mifctus Paul lent to Ephefiis, and called the el-
ders oi the Church. And wKeii they w«re i:onie to
Kim^ Le faid unio them, Ye Itno*, from rhe firft day that
I came iii[Q Alia, afier whjt m,mner 1 have been wlcJi you vJL
•\t ail [fjEode, lervlng che Lord with jll humility of mimj,
:md with mmy ccAia and ternpMtion& which befrl me by the
lying in Wiiit of the Jcw$ : AnJ how I kept back noth'mg
[hot was profiuble unto you, but have flicwfiJ you, and h itfc
Ljughc you publkkly, and from houfe to houfe, tcltifying
Ijijlh to the Jews, and alio to the GreekEi itpentancc towiid
God, and ("uth towiid our Lord Jefua Chri(l. And now be.
liold, I ^o bound la Ehe fEJiril onto Jerulatem, not knowing
the ihings that Q\a\\ bcfal mi; there j iave that the Holy
Ghoft wiinelftrh in evi!iy city.fiiying, Thaf bonds and uffl'n-»
tions dbide me. But none of thcie things move me, nelther
coupii ] my Eife d?ar unto m^frll, fo thjt 1 mij^hr finiili my
courfe with joy, and (he mlnllt^ry which 1 havi; received of
the Lord Jclus, to teftify the Colpel of ihe g"ce of God.
And now behold, I know ihjt ye all, among whom I ha^c
giine preaching the kingdom of God, lliall lee my face no
more. Wherefore i tjkr you to recotil this day, that J Jm
pure from the blood of all men. For I have not fljunned [o
dee tare unto you all the counfel of GoJ, Take heed there-
fore unto yourfelvci, and to all the flock over the which the
Holy Ghoft hath mjde you Overleers, to feed the Church of
God, which he hath purchiled with his own blood. For I ij^nif*
know thi5| that after my Jcparling fhill grlevoui wolves en- |{7:A-1
tcf in among you, noE fpiring the Hock. Alfo of yoor own
Iclvea ihiM men arife Ipeiking pervcrfe things, to draw awjy
difciples aftE;r Ehem, Therefore watch, and remember, that
by the fpace of three ycjrs, I cealbd not to w-irn every one
night and d^y wich lean. And now, brethren, I commend
you to God, and to tht word of his grace, which is able to
hulld you up, iind to give vou an inheritance amon^ all them
1
The Confecration ot' fiijhops.
which ore (intlificd. I hivc<o>tnd n» iota'aii[vtc,ot gold,
01 jppani ^ ycj, yc yourlclvr^ know, thJt (hcU hjmiJt h«ve
niiniAcffd tinro my nrcrlfiTica, and Eo Iht^m Clut w«r with
mc, 1 h^vc thc#cd you dIE ihinif^f hi^w ih^f Id Ubourinj[ yc
Oki^ht t» fuppt^zE the weik ; ifid ru nnifmher (he xi-tirdn oi
the Laril Jefus, liaur he ftid, ]c ia moic blclTecl [s giv« tlua
^ rim Miitrr Si/hep Jhjit rM4ltfC<-/fii.
St. jcihn iii. i;.
JESl'S Ciith lo Simun i'rtcr, Sininii, ion of Junji, kited
(hoLi inr man ihjn tUrfe ' H< f^^th unto Mm, VcJ,
LorJ^ thou knowell thai I love ihcc- He {kitfa untu
hitn, Fecil mj- lambs. He Tikh to him igiin lln' fccoivl
lime, Simon, ("on ot" Jodai, lovcft ihou m* ' He l«!h unw
him, Vti, Loii, Thuu knowcft ihji 1 Invr ihcY. Hr fiiih
unro h'in:^«Fce<f my Dicep. He Lalth unto him thr third time,
Simon, fon ol'Jonjs. lovctl thou mcf Piwt *» K'i""!
becmli he fsid ouia him the ihiid timt, Lovtft thou me f
And he bid unto him. Lord, thou kno^c^ all thingi ; thou
knowrll ihat I love thtre. jelu* Uiih unto him, Feed my
ihcep.
Ortlfrlhii. St.Johnii. 19.
THE lime day 11 evening, being the dtftAri of the week,
when ihe Joon weie (hut wheM <hc dtlcirlo >«>( *(■
I'embled (ot teit or the Jewi, come JeTus, ini Hood in the
midft, and Tilth unto them, t'eJce be unio you, And when
hr hid lb f'iil, he fhcwed unto them hli hindi anJ hli Ade.
i'fcen were [he difciplcj gUd. when they Ciw the L«td,
Then iiiih J«rui tu ihem agiin, fejce be unto you : u iny
Father h4lH farnr me, even fo ti:nd I you. And when he had
t.iid thia, he brc4tht'i ori them, and fitith unto them, R^
eeive ye the Huly GhofI, Whotejoever fin* ye remit, clwy
jfc ri^miited unto them \ and whuleibcver Iin4 yt ivfiA,
they no retained.
Or litis. St, Matt, iiviii, 18,
JESUS came and fpike unio iJiem, faying. All pown ii
([iveo iinip me in heaven jnd in earth. On ye ihiju-
forc and teich all natiom, bapiiiinj them In the Name
of lilt F«h«,»niJoflhcSun, luJor [he Holyfilinflj tfjch.
■ng ihcm iDobftrvt all tliinfi ahtirixHT J half (flmminJeil
|0u I iwJ la, i am nitti yuu *J<i<f,tt<n wilo the cnJ o/thc
iiDtld.
I'M, if< EUai.1 Btjh^f ivijiril ™i"M t^i Knfi:)/is.JI h
fujomJ ij foil BiSr^ffMsi ihi A'tti^fiKfif itjl f'^im,
r itjtmt uitr Siftxe jfftiiiJ Ar Imlui Ctmmljftn) la
jift^t fittiiiT >■ th ihiir itrar lit itlj Tuilt, nU ik
B^Jhift ihit friK%t iamJltyiHr,
MOST Kocrrnd TtsUrt in CgJ, we prclent ohm you
ihii (o-lly ind mtl-l«4>n«l oiin to be OnJilncd ind
Craftcutcd liiihop.
T -fhtjlMli iti AttUifM Ji»i<^ Ilk ^}n«'i Mroimfir
lit CcnfnrMKt, «rf «¥/( it nit rttJ. A^d /tr Otik it&tt-
mf rill triimoliJimin if itt ^firt'i SMrtwutj. yiW/ it
mmifiirrJ n itt/rr/m iltftii, at M it/il JhiH tttir, it i/v
Firm ff lit Ordtrtar tf Dttami. jM ikafktlt tift tt
mi»-fiiirj awi rif« lit Ailt rfJat OltiUiiKi tt lit j^ii-
Hjlvft v/iilrtvri*.
Tie Oath ifJ»e OlrJieet* ft lit Art/ttj/itf,
IN tlie NtniB of Gud. Amen. I ff, chafen BiCbop of
ihe ChuRli and Sec of M da pn>l«A ind promilf iJI Jue
Kverenoe and obrditnce to tbt AnfaUtboii and la ti>t Mc-
fra|inl1cic>l Churcli af N. ind n their Sucieirorl 1 So help
mc God, ihraugfa JrCui ChiiS.
Y Tbii Otri/uU tw tt midt m iU C—Jartiia if an
1 Tita lit jirtbiiijbtf y&hV matit ibi Cf(rtpaiiM fnfni it |
f'aj,fi}ni itui » liini
BRCTHItEK, it 11 written in the Gofpfl afSiint Luke,
Tint our Siviaui Chrilt (ontinued ihe whole night in
pny«r, bttair he dlJ choole ind Hrnd forth hit Cwelre Jkpaf-
tl(i. It iiwiilun ilfo in (he AOi of ihc Aponiet, Thi( Ihe
Difcipin who weie >E Ani'och did fill *nd pray, belbi* they
laid hinili on I*idI and Bnnahati and fent them loTtb. Let
t «
I'he Coiilecracion of Bifhops.
T
u) ihrtcUm. Iolio*ing th< ciampk of our Silioor Chnft.
ind hie Apniilfs, fitft &1I fu jiriycr, bcf-ffc «» admit, and fena
Cm[h this pFKiin prrtctited unEu ut, lu the «Qik whcieunta
wc trull (he Holy G1i»fl hith ciilcd him.
Of Jir^ng h/aiimi, /•Kir only, liv' af'rr Mi pl-tit. Tint It
nviy fkak ihcF la iUuminjrii ill Hiitiopi, (d'T., li* [irtffr
.'vujjVjji tbire fiillira/':'g /hall if emiirtJ, and ih'ii 'mfiriiJ m-
/Irjd rfii i
HATit m«y plcjic tliec lo blcfi ihilourBrotbct tlc(l<fl,
and to ftai thy et«« upun hlni, ihut he may duly m-
rculc ihc Office whctmnlu he 11 CJlleJ, KJ ihe cditylBj *f
ihy Chuich, and Co the huiiuur, prtile, and gtary 0^" thj
Njmc i
Anfwer. J^t tt/trcb iha M ktar w, pt^d Lard,
1 ThiK jh-iH hi /did liAi Prayf falliruiiKg.
ALMIGHTY GoJ, givct «f iill gagd thingt, who by ihy
Hi>]y Spirit hiH jippointed divi^rs Order* of Minillrri
in thy Ciutrch -, Merci/tilly bchald thit thy fmiiint navrcifjpd
To the Work ?nd MiniAiy of ) Bilhop \ and rcplcniOl him h
wirii chf trulh of thy do£trmf, jind adiirn liim with Inno-
crncyot"llf*,lliit, both by won! and deed, he miy fiiihlully
(crve tW in thii Officr, fa thr glory of thy Nimt, ind ihc
fdilying and well-governinEol' thy Church j ihraugh ibc me-
iit;of oui Siviaur Jerui ChriH, whoUveih )nJ nign«ih vAOt
ijicc mJ the HoJyGhaO, world without end. Attrn,
t Til" (A( Anhhipnf, frn'rug m hh ihait, pull /r/ ttiim thn
a to he OjnJttraUdy
BROTFIEBjtar.ifmucIi ji thf hnly Scriptu(« and [he jo-
iifnt C.inum cammsnd, th.ii we fluiuli! not be hilly in
i. lying on hand*, and admitting any pcrfifn la OavernmiRt in
die Church o|■Chri(l,^vhich he hjih purchifed with no l«fi
pier than the rffufiun if his own blood i before I admit ynn
to liiii Adminift ration,! wilE esiminc you in cerliin Article),
to the end ihdt the Congfcgition prelctil may h4K i iri*l,
jnd hear witneli, how you be minded to behave yourlclf in
the Cinireh of Cod.
ARE you perfuadcd xUat you be truly called ra this Minif'
traiion, JtctifJins lo the wil) af our Lord Jcfus Chiift,
ind the ordti ofihis RcJim f
Anjtvir. I urn Ig pcrfuadeJ.
Thi Anhkipiip.
ARE yju pdrriudril thjt tlie holy SciipCuifl tontiln luf-
ficirntly aU dodiiine requittd of nccefflty lor flernal
ia'i jiion through fjiih in Jefui Cliriftf and jrc jou deirf-
niincd out of ihp fjmt holy Scriptures to inftru^ rhc people
committed to your chdrgr^ and to trach or maintain nothing
IS reijuircii of rectllity to eternal falvition, but that which
you Ihall be perfuided m^y be concluded and proved by the
lime }
jinj-aicr. I tm io perfuadcd, ind detiTiniDed, by God'$
g"cc.
Tki ^r.-tl!/lKf.
WILL you then faithfully eicrtife yourfcif in the lime
holy Scrij'tLircs, and call upon God by pr.iycr, for ihc
true underrtanding of the fjniej fo as you may be able by
ihrm to teach and cihoit with wholrlbme Doftrint) and to
wijli^tind And convince the gimfjycn?
jinjivcr. I will fg ■Jo, by the help of CoJ.
Tir Arikb'ipKf.
ARE you ready, with all faithful diligence, to banilli and
diive away all erroneous and fi^'iinge doiflriiie contrary
10 Cod'5 Word i iwi, both privately and Openly » call upon
.m.l encourage others [o the fame ',
Aij-wir. I am ready, ilie Lord being my helper.
Til A'Mijhp.
WILL you deny all ungodlmefa and worldly luib^ and
livt foberly, rifbteuuHy, and ^udly, in thi^ prefenl
world \ that you may llicw yuurfelf in all thingn an nample
of good work^urLtoorhcrs, rhat the adverfaty may he Alhamcd,
bavini; nothing to fjy agilnft you f
A'Jmtr. I will lb do, the Lord being my helprr,
HI
>K . ^V.-a .^XWia>itAilf ja^fil.V#.wfewhT^>ft
The Coniecration of BiHiops.
WILL you milnain and ftt ftrwud, j) miith h A4II
lit in you, iguieinett, lot*, inl putcimQiifjII men ^ |
mil luch u be unifuicEs dilbbcJitn^ ind ciminni;!, wiiLin
jjui DmitU, (uirrd jnj punilh, actaidint to ruchauihoiit;
It iruu luvc hf GdJ'i WdiJ, and «■ M you Hull t« toininlc-
icil hy Ihe Oriliiuncc of ihii Rcilm f
Mj'wtr. 1 wlli <u du, by tbt hc)pgr'G«d.
WILL you hf faithful Jo Ordirning, linding, or byini
handi upon othrrtf
^nfvxr, 1 will fo be, by ihc htlp of C«d-
WILL yiiU llifw yaurfdf grnilt, ini ht merciful toi
ChiiA'i fake to poor inJ Atoly people, and to jll
!irjng?jj iJcrtituic uf litlp .'
jinjivcr. I will li) Ihi^w oiyfctf, by Odd'l hclf.
f Thtn tru Archhipx^Jlaidmg ujtjhall firf,
ALMIGHTV Goil,our licuccnly Fjlhcr.wtio !i»lli gi«n
you J ji)Oi] will to do jI] thtJe Ehinfa, C^raoC altb unrc
vou l^rcfigtli 3n<i powrr (o ^ErTform \\\f- Unic ; rhar, hf ic-
compli/hing in you the good wot It whieli he hath bcjuo, you
tnnf bt laditd prilid sRd irctpKhenfiblrr jt (lie Uil^t dayj
thiough Jcliii Chtift our Loti. **w«,
f I'ht" p.-all 111 Bifaf 'Ua l-Hl OB f/w rf^ 6f iht Efijiifil!
htiiu i ^^*lJ, tiffl'"^ JcTfi, VcnJ, Creator Spirit ui,//W/ ^
/""£ "'' J'"'^ ^'^' ^''™' '^' jlni^'jbsp It^tfinin/^t urj rAt 2t-
Jlxpi, iv'ii Sfici fitfc tri frifmr, tiifititn*[ if wrfii, ai
filhiUftb.
CUMt, Huly GHoH, oui fouls infpire,
And liitUfi wM irlijh^ljirt.
Thau the jnulnllng Spirit tit,
tyii> dyjl lAy Iniv/vM p/li impa'^K
IMM
^
The Consecration of Biihops.
Thy blcffcd Un^Ion from above,
h comfort^ lij'tj anj^rt of Im-t.
Enable ulth perpffu>il light
The Juhrfx nj out LUfidt-t ^ghl .
Anoinr Jiid cheer our foiled face
H'lth cite ahundaaa sf tby o^rjct.
Kffrp lar Dur fucs, givr pcjce ■( home:
IVhere thsH ffrt guiAt^ no ill ian eoau,
Tpjch us to kno^v ihe F^Lth^r, Stin,
^i--J lAeff sfioib, to be bul One.
Tlidr, [hruugh (he a^cs aUafong,
Tbit Mtiy he our tfidJiJt Jang j
PniJe to iHy FFErnal mf^rlt,
Farher, Suti, and JJJy Sj/irir.
Or th'ii i
/^OME, HolyGhoft, eternal Go^, tfc.
-ij
Ai he/bre in the Form far OrJerirtg Pnefis,
% Thaitnd^d^thijirMjhf/hsUPy,
Lard, he.ir our pfjyer.
AfiJ^itjsr, And let our ciy come unto ihtc
Let us pray>
ALMIGHTY GnJ, an^ mort merciful Father, who nf
diine infinilc gnoJnefs haft givpn thjne Only and dtarly
bfToved Son Jelu5 Chilft, tcj be our ReJeemef, and ih* Au-
thor or'everUlVmg Jjfc ^ who, aficrthjit he had made perfr^
our Redemption hy his deaih, and wjs ixfcended intolieaven,
poured down his girta abundanlly upan mrn^ making lome
ApolTlea, fomc Prophets, lome Ev;in[£f litfs, Ibme Pallors and
DtjCtors, to ihr rdifying and making pertVfl his Church ;
Grintj we bcfecch ihcp, [p this thy Icrvant /uch gMcr, lh,il
he may cuermoie be ready to fpread abroad thy Gospel, ihc
glahi tidijip of rfconcili,i[ion wj[h thee \ jand uTe ihc autho-
rity givers him, not to dtrtrufllon^ hut to (jlvatrr>n ; not ta
The Conrec ration of Biihops.
hurl, but lo brlj>: lb ilut *i i wiicjind latthlul liivmt,
giving to thy family ihcir ponion ia>flije iHlbni he may jr
bfl be reteiveit inw fvcdafling joy i ihroBgh Je/ujChrlilum
l^nl.who, wUh tlifc and ihc Holy GhoHi livechlDd i<tftiiclli,
one GoJ, world wJlhoul tnil. ^irirn.
f Ttltl Ibtjf'Mi/iupmJBi/vJiijIrljialJhi/llaylltlr tuwtfi
upon iht bfad of fAe i/iStJ H'jbap hittiiig Iffirt thtm upim
hi inrettihf Jlriliiitjhvp jayingt
RECEIVE Ihc Holy CImIt, Toi the OtEcc and Work of
a Bi^op in cbt ChuTi:}i of titiil, now cnminitlc^l unto
[hee by ihc Impolilion of our h,ind&; tn ila Nime ai chr
Father, and ol the Son, *nd ol' the Holy Qhnll. Ameo,
An<l tcmcmbci that ibou flir up thir ^ucc of Cod which ii
givtn thee by ihii Impolition ol" our hanli i for God hath not
^ven us the fpitlt of feir,bui of pOHCii and love, and ibbci-
ntfs.
GIVE hrcil unto reading, cxhaiuiion, inJ dij^tinc.
'riiink upon iht things contained In thij Book. Be
diligent in them, tint the jnucifc tomiflg thtieby miy be
nunitcfl onlQ jU nilfl. Tjke heed unto thy ftlli aod lu doc-
trine, and be diligent in duing ihcm : for by lo duinu ihou
Ih.ilt both fuvc thyfelf and them that bear ihce. Br to the
Hock uf Cliril^ A ^cplicrJ, not .'L wolf ^ feed Ei^cm^ dCTour
[]]i!m nut. Hold up the weak, hcAl ibe lick, bind up the
biokcn, bring again the out-calls, f=tk ihe loft. Bt fo met-
^iliil, ihii yun be not ton (cniili; fo mininer dilci|>line, ihal
you loiget not mercy : that when the chief Shephciil dull
ippeaiyou nuy leceive the nrieT-fiding (town of gloi; ,
ihtuugh Jefus Chtlft our Lord. ^mn.
% Thtn tie Ar<bti^Jhip jhaH piti^tti in ibt Cfmmutiiiin'Str^<^ i
vttfh ^tib-im rhr trcw CvajftrjUd Bijhep (wiVi iib^tyjbaJS
% Andfii' Iki lip CalttH, immfdiauly bifin Ibt Smdiain,
jhjH itjaiti ibtjt Prjjtrs.
MOST mcrtiful F^rlier, we befecch thee to tirod down
upon thii fliv ti'vint tby heavenly blertini^i snd lo
■'n.-lur bim wilb thy holy Spirir, rb.ii he, prsiehjny ih\-
m
I
The ConfecratioH of Biihops,
Wotd. mjy ngtonly lie carntli to leprove, befeech, and rt-
bukc withafl pniicnceand do£lriiic ^ but alfo may be (ofudi
ai bi:Zievc A wholrfome eiampLf , in word, In convcrr^tioni In
love, in hhh, in chiftity, and in purify ; ihst, laiihfiillj
liilfiiling bis coud'c, at tlic latter day he miiy lettii'c the crown
oi" righienufncrs, laid up by ihe l^rd ihc rigbieou! J"dEe,
wba liveth and rci^nt^tb one Gcjd \vith ihe Father and iht-
Holy Gholtf world tvilhout endn yimen.
PREVENT ut, Lard, Jn all outddngs, with thy moft
gradoui iavout, and Airihcrus wiih ihy conlinual belp (
thai in all our worlti begun, tontinutd, and ended in thee,
we may glorify ihy holy Name, and finally by thy mercy
obtain ever lifting lift j through Jeloi Chtift our Lord, -rfwcn,
THE ppjce oF God, which partclh all understanding, keep
your heiiils and minds in the knowledge and kwe of
tjod, (ind ofbia Son Jefus Chrift our Lord i AndlhehlelTing
ot Cod Afmiehly, the Fjther, the Son, ,ind tfie Holy Gho[t
be amonglt you, ^nd remain with you always. AiKu,
I
A Form of
Prayer with Thankrgiving
To Almighty God ;
To be uftJ in M Chorchei anA Cliipcli wiliiio ihlt Reilni,
*vcty VctTf upon ihe T*pncicth Day tif ^unt ; bring Ult
l^jyon which Hfr Mijdiy br|pn Her htppy Hc({1.
* Til Smmt ihiSi ii ihJamivHli lit ii^ial 0^<i fir Jh!j-
diiyt in all liin^i f rxeift tubal it hat ihil Ofia alitrtBi^u
f Ifihii Day JhiH hafftit is jirSund*]-, lih v/Utr Offafuil
^ ffjri/, at it falh-w/ilit inliribf.
% MsrniPg F'trfir JhjU Jugm ttrifb ihrjt SfHUItttu
EXHORT that firll of an, SupptlcJtiun>,PnyTn,
Inlirciririum, und giving nf Th.inln, iw nude loi
all mm j far Kingi,, ind far all ih« trr in Au-
ihoriry i rhai wr mi)' I«d a dulii ind Mjccjblc
liir, in jll e«<IIincli and hontlty; For (hit it good and a^-
'.-(pnblf t)nn> Cod our Siviour. ■ Tim. n. t, i, ^.
ll w( lay tLit wc have no lln, wc tSe»ivc Durfclvci, and
the tntTh ii not in ui 1 buF>if wc coalcfi our fina, Jic ja'ajrii-
riil anj ju<l to turgivc ui our lini. Mid to deanff ui tcom •!!
untigl.icouliidi. I Si. yeAn I. S, 9.
1 Injirad fl/'Vcnilf eiultrrnul fi* HvmnJoUf^vmj^ Ihali htLiii
°r Jiiit^i out ypfrhy il\r Priijl,a«d aitolhtr by iht Cttrk and
OLORD oar OaTrmour : bow cmllcnl it thy Nime in
all ihc world I fjatm vjji. 1 .
Jjiri. tvkii u mai. ihii ibtu haffmb "b*^ <""' i'" - "
ill fan e/mai, rhil ilviijo 'tgardijt Aiwf PMrn ctYiv. %.
The mfrcittti und ^rjcioiti LorO hath io done ha marvrF-
I'tiii woiki : ihul ihc) uujhc [0 be h<id in icmcDibnDcr.
I'falm tii. 4.
fhtil mm 'aviiU It-rriforr f^ajft rhf Lifjfir ih gKjv^i .-
Mil fiUtlm tit tnndfl ittf 6* Arfl fir i^ ckiUrn tf avs .'
Pl'ilm. c"U, »i.
t!«hold, O Cod our ddfcndfr i ind look upon ihc {xm o(
ihint Anoinnd. P/tIm tiiiiv. 9.
O btUi^tt iiftrr pmii ta itj f^ilt : rhti irr fitrficfi Jl^j:
:im, Pfiloi ivii. 5.
Gnnt the Queen ii long Ute i lad nulu h« gl^ with the
joy of'ttiv (ountcniiK*. /*)iiii Ul. *. tl Iii. (
juiljiilijii/ittji, liM Itiy may fljirti htr. flilm 111. ^.
In lirt time lei (he ilgbteoui naurlOi : sn<) let pcitc tw in
jU uuf baideii. PJelm liilt. 7. & ulvll. if.
v^i yif Jv tafKiiij ekihe tbivt mtfb^ivmt j Aw/ Pfcit brr/iif
Ut htr crvvaw ^wfijb^ PXiilm ctiiii, ig.
Blcffed he the Lati Cnd, (V(n the Cod of Ifntl ; which
nolj J.inh arondiDiii ihiniji. ffd/w lliii. ll.
J^nd i/^/f./ if lii S,tml ifhh Miijifiiftr tvtr 1 a«i til lir
tirtbjiwi. ^ flliJ ^ilb ins M^jljij* A^tity ^mtn. Vef. J9.
Clary be ti the Filhef, and lo the Soa i and tu tbe Ha\}
Clinil j
jli if «w( in ill itjintlKi, U ami, a^J <virjball h luur/.i
Piiiftr PJalmt. u. xxl. cl.
Tht t'lTjl, Jolh. i. to the «n<j of cha ninth VoTr.
Ti Dm,.
Tbr Stand, Rom. xlil.
JMUii Dn.
% Til SuffrJX" "'" '/'" '*' CrrtJjhil.'JIand livi.
P'irj}. O Loid, flie* Ay mercy upon 01.
Aofwer. And gniM lu lly JalvMhn.
P-iifi. O Loid. fi»e the (ijueen ;
Anlwer. tfH faliith tir irufi it iJui.
P'n/I. Send hct help fiam thy boly pUee.
Anfwcr. And nvriatin mi/^tliiy Jr/rnJ Arr^
i'riiji. L*! Iicr cntmlrt have no admitige ipinlt her.
Antwpr- hit nuT Iti mi.-kij jfifr^it ib hurt h/r,
PrUfl- EnJuc r^y Minlfters wiih riKhteoofnefi-
A Form of Prayer for the
Anli"»i. Jl^tit mail ityiii/m ftufitj^'ul.
PrieJI, O LotJ, iiivt thv peoplf^
A^llMtt. Alii Iritjl l6iflr tri^iJatiH.
f'^'fl. (jiic pc-icc in oiM rime, O Lori.
AnJwer. Bitiuji ibm it Mcr ubrr liai Jtjlitii fir m, tar
tulj ihaa, GU.
Priifi. Be unto ui, O LorJ, ( dmnj| towtr |
Anfwfr, yran lhtfi$ce sfmr tntmiti,
F'itfi- O l.ntd, Imr our prtycr i
AnlMVr. Aid ^I Btir try t^Jiit vnl9 tbet.
fMiviif Colltll ef i'hi'ijgivi'g fir Hit Mtjtfy'l Atr^—
to th/ Thrvnf.
ALMIGHTY Coil, who ruIrR ovrr all the kinftlamt al
ihc World, IFiJ Jirpgf«tl of llirtn icioritini Co thy goat
plufurc ( Wc ^U14 th«« unfctgned thanki, for ihjt ihou whH
ple^fcd, IS ofl rhif diy. ta p1i<f Thy Servjnt our Sovr^L'i^^Ti
Lady, i>nan flCtORIA upon tht "Ihroof oJ" thii Rr.iliri,
Lci t!ij wlliiom be her jjmdc, anJ Icl thine Jim (liciiiUiiicn
htr i irt jiillitr, Hulli, and holindi, let pcicf jnd lov», jnit
.ill (holt vifCiiM th« jdotn iht Chtifliin I'mfrllion, Douiiih
in lict diyij tJirftt ill her nmnlilt ind <ni)aiV[int9 to thy
g1ai7,ind tfic utltarr'ol'bcrpioj-lci ind pvf utGticclo obcj
hcf chrrrfiiily nnd witlingly tor ^onttrptice IHtc i th.ii nelehtf
our [inful pdJTiunii nor our pnvirc IntrrtTtt, mjy di]j[ipuii][
hricticiiur thr puKlklCftooHl ; let her ilwayi pofTtla the hcjfh
uF hcT pi^iiplr, fhjt [h(y mity nwct br wJOtin^ in honour la
lici i'rilun, jnd duDlfui fuiimiflioii lo hr< Auihuiity ) let hcj
Rcigii Ue loH(s ind piorprtoui, and crown Jict wl[h Immotti-
Iity iiilhclilc tu cmiic; tlnouijli Jefui Chilflour Loid, ^lun.
H In Ibt inJ i/ilt Lilaiy {-tvinl- jktti thrati ii ujiJ ufaa !hs
Day) afiir the CIha [We liumbly beftedi iJict, O Kithtr,
&t.]jh,,ll tkr j'alluiumg PtafiT.Jsr tkt £>^<armi lUyal Fa-
mily, it ajtd.
OLORD our God, who iiplioWell «Bd governed al! Ihiiiiji
in heiven ind titih ; reteive oui liumble puycn, wiili
ourhurEylhanklgiiingiilurourSuvcRiEn Ljdy t'JCTOfi I A,
u on (hi^ 4ty, let over m by thy y,nLe And providence in hr
uur ijueen ^ and fo together with her blela A'iitt F,d\vjr,i
Twentieth of June.
Printe o/ JFaUif the Princefs of ff^ahr, and all the Royal
Family ■ ihar they all , ever CruWingin Thy gon<l nets, prott^fd
by thy pow^r^ and crowned with Eliy gracious anj endl^a
favour, may continue before thee In health, peace, joy, ano
honour, and may live long and happy lives upon earthy and
afcer death obtain evcrhlting lite and glory m [he kingdom
of heaven, by the Mciits and Mediation of Chrift Jcfus our
Saviour, who with the Father and the Holy Spirit, Jivclh
and Teigneth ever one Cod, world without end. jimcft.
IT T&en Jbffllfiiloitf lAii CoUe^tfor Goifj proreffian ofihe ^cen
ogainjl all htr t«emks.
MOST gTscious God, who haft fet thy fervant^/'JCTOfi/^
our Queen upon tbeThroneof her Anccftors, we mo(^
humbly bcfcech thee to prote^ her on the fame from all thr
tiangera to which fhc may be expofcd ; Hide her from the
gathering together of the froward, and Irom the infurrcfliun
of wicked doers j Do thou weaken the hands^ blafl the dc-
(ign^f and defeat the enterprlttA of all her enemies, that no
(ecretconfpiricies, nor open violences, may difquiel her Reign .
but thatj being fafely kept cinder the Jhadow of thy wing, ami
fupportcd by thy power, ihe may triumph over all oppolition ;
that fit the world may acknowledge thee to be her defende-
iinJ mighty deliverer in alldifSeuIriE^andadveitities} tliruugj.
Jcfua Chrift out Lord, Avitn.
% Then ihf Prayer fir the High Court of Purfjament fi/JiTthig)
% In the Communion Ser-vite^ mmediately before the reading oj
the Epiftk, inpead of the Ca/lcffjlr the ^tcn, and that of ri
DajyjhiiU he uftd this Prayer for the ^aif, at Supreme Gv
irernour cf (hh Churih.
BLESSED Loidj who haft called Chrirtian Pfinces to ttf
defence of thy F*ilih, und hjft made Jt their duty to pro
mote the fpiritual welfare, together with the temporal inter
eft of their people i We acknowledge wUh humble and thank
ful hcatta thy great goodnefs la ua, in Jetting thy Servant ou'
moft gradoL]^ Queen over this Church and Nation \ Give her,
we befeech thee, all ihofe heavenly graces that are requlfLtL
for fo high a truft ■ Let the work of thee her God profper in
her handsi Let her eyefi behold the fuccefs of her defign;
for the fervice of ihv (rue Mcligion !-ftib'ifhed ^>mongfl uj ;
if
*:Mffi
(£ti>^i^s^^
?1-^
A Form of Prayer for the
And mike her i blTtTfii inftiumcnt of proltaing and id-
vincing thy Tnilh, whcrcvet il it petlpcuteil ind appKlTfil j
Let Hypocrify and Piofi4n<;ncliL, SuptrJli[}on and Idalltry, Ay
before het iace ; Lrt not HerefiFA nnd hlCe Da^rines ililliiEb
the peice of ifir Church, norSchifini and taulelefi Ditifiom
weaken \ii Bui grant ui to be of orje heart and one mind tn
fervmg thee our God. and obeying ittt Jfcording to thy will :
And ihjt theft blciringi may he (ontinued tu iftei-agei. In
there neYcr be one wanting In her houje fo fuccecd her in the
government ol" (his United Kingilom^ that aur pollcrjry ttity
fee her children's chitdrenf and peace upon iftiel. So hx
that are thy peiiple, and (heep of thy pafture, (lull giit thee
[hanhi for eier, and will always be Hiewing tbnh thy ftnilc
from generation to gcncraiion. yimen,
T/it EfiJlU. (St. Pet. ii. it.
DEARLY beloveJ, 1 befeeeh youiitirangcnind pilgrleni,
ibAain from tTefhIy lulb, which war igainft the IbuT ^
having yuur convetfition honea jmong the Gentilei : that,
whercaa they fpeik againA you as eviE-doris, thry irMy, bv
your good worlts which thry fliii] behold, glnrify God in the
day of vilita^ioTi. Submit youtli^Ives to every ordinance of
man lor the Lord's falce ; whether U be to the Kin^, t% fu-
pieme; or unto governours, u unto them that tie lent by
him (01 the punirtiment of evil-doer^, and for the praile ai
them (hat da welL For io js the will of God, that with well-
doing ye m^y put to Glence the ignorance of fooEiih men : as
free, and not ufing yom liberty tor a cloke of milicioufntfl,
but ai the fervanti of God. Honout lit men. Lore the
brothcthond. Fear God. Honour the King.
f/ie GoJJiel, St. Matth, iili. 16.
AND they lent out unto him iheir dilciflei, with (he He-
rodians, faying. Mailer, we know that thou art true,
and leachett the way of Gol! in truth, neither Orel) thou for
any man : for iboii regarded not the perl'on ol men. Tell
ut therefore, What ihlnkell ihou ? Ii I1 lawful to give tri-
bute unto Csfar, or not ? But Jefua perceived their wicked
nel's, and faid, Why tempt ye me, ye hypocritej ? fliew me
ihe trrbute-mooi'y. And they hfoiight onto him 4 peny.
And lie faith unto them. White is this image and fuperfdip-
^ .'^i
^-^'
Twaitiecl) of June.
lian > Thty by unea him, Cvfjr't. Then fiith )i« unifl
ihrm, Render the rcforg unto Otiiw (h« thing! whJehanCv-
iii'ii and nun Cnd ihv thing! (hat in God'i. Whro lJi;y
hi4 bcui tUrtt wordt, [hty mirtttl«il, ind left Urn, and
"tot iheir wjjr.
t 'frV It* Niccne OhJ jhtil /tUim Ikt Sirmtn.
% Iw lit Ofi'itijfiidiJ iHi SmiiiKt it rfidi
LET]'Oiir IljhT Tolhinebtfo'e men, ihil they miy let you t
£iHiJ urorkt|iD] fturlfy y^ur Fiihtr whirh ii la htiv?n-
^^ Jitt'i, V. |6.
1 A/lir itt Frtftr [For the whole Iblc of CtuiA't Chuich,
A Pri[yfr/»r Unity.
OCOD the Fiihei of aur Lord Jeliii Chri(l,aut only Si-
•ioui', rhe I'rjnce of t^eue ) Olve ui giioe ledouny id
liy ta hcut iht put dingen wt (k io by otr unhappy Ji<
■ ilioni. Take twij M hilitd ind ptcjuiike, iinJ mImiIlx
evei etl'e m>y hinJcr ui from godly L'niun tnii L'uncuiJ : ilui,
a) ihciF ii bat one &wly, jnJ one Spirit, iinJ ooe Hope uf our
OllLn^ one Lord, one F^Uh, one B4p1iim, one God «rxd Fi-
ther of ut nil, Id wc miy IkenceA^rth be All of one harr^ and
of one foul^ united in one holy bnndofl^uth And Peace, tti
Fjith And Charity, And may Ailh one mind ind une mourh
glofirychetg thfough lefot Chrill aor Lord, Amtrt-
GRANT, O Lord, we hcfeecli thee, that the couife of
thii world may bt fo peiceibly oidrrtd by thy govtm-
ance, <hdt thy Chureh may joyluUy fcrve (hte in all godty
t^ufernefi, throi>j{h Jefui Chrift our X^rd. Wnvif,
GRANT, we btleeeh thet, Almiglity Cod, tli»t the wonli,
wh-(h we ht»c lieord tli« djy vrJlh our outwHil enii,
<niy through (hy g'xe be To frificd Inwardly In our hciili,
ihtt they mAy bring (otih in ui (he fruit of guod living, u
[he lionoui ii\i piille uftli)! Kinic; through J sl'ui Chriflout
ALMIGHTV G«d, the fountninof ill wlfdom, who know-
ell our neicllitlei before vro illi, und oui ignorince in
alkingi We bel'eeeh ihee ti> line eomptflion upon oui inlir-
^^
Twentieth of June.
initiai ind ihofe ihingt, whkh fcT our unworttilncii we d^rc
not» tnd f(t€ out blinilncft w( cannot jlk. voucfafi^t IQ pve
Hi Asr the woTthmEr& of thy Son JeTus ChiiA our LoiJ. ^^jatt
THE pcjM of God, wliich pifffih tEl un,lcrftintllng, kt«p
yuut htAtis ind tntndt in (hc knowledge And Lie or
God, inA of hii !ioii Jeliit ChnU out Loid J And the blcllln^
'jlCod Alini[;^^cj,thc Farh«, the Son, ind the Holy Ohol^
be imojv^ft yoji, and ncnain Yiith yoa alwiya. jinum.
"VICTORIA R.
" Cyjy^ Will Hid Plcifijrc is Ttml thcic Fmir Fomi* of Pnv« uiJ Sn-
" *^ wioe, nuilc for fht Fifth of Movrmbcrt (he 'JliuTielli of Jjifiuryi ibe
" rwcni>-ni[iih uf XUy, irtd thir Twfnu«b i»f J jm, toe iotlhwiih pEUitcd
'^ tiii'l pkiblirhcil^ dftJ kiinfiMici [he BdqIi Q^ ComniDn Priftf ntd Ltnirnr
" of [}ji! L'liriH Chiii'L'1\ rpf Efk^lriiiil ^vtA rrduvii id be qfaJ yeuly «n ^c
" idfd lUy*. Ill a!! C'iihEiltiJ aiiJ Culk|£Jiklc Cb)irfhc« »iiJ ClhycU^ [a all
■■ Chapels (jf Cullcra uid Hilji wjTJiiii Out lF[ii*prlit]« uf Cli^i^, C*«'
" bniJEf^ »rri liuhiln. will of our CcUi^a af Ewn ■nd WincheJttfr, *ird
^in ilJ Pdillh-ChuEvhcf di>L[ Chipeb wiibin thofe pdib vf Our Dbir^
" KiiiE^uiD uJIfl Eir^Ijikil riiNl Ir^laiiil,
** Given >i out Cumi Jir KHifiLigEOn iha Tirmrr-rtrtt 0*f
"«f June, iai7. Ill tfi« Fint Vw Af Our &cl][n.
" J, RVt5ftLl^«
*"VICTO«I\ %.
" CY^^ ^^'•^ *"*^ ITfjfuif it, Thjl & mBcIi of Onr f*Bl Rovil wrjmm
-' ^^ <jf The Twcrk[>'-Gr(l D^ Crf lune. One ihaufanH tigbl rnmdrT^ u'
" iJjjtTT'ffvcrt, iij [be FjhX Yrti<t< itat Rct^n^ u U rHCL^tiibc'<>Fe f«iifti,
'* ht rtvufceiL, jjid tbji The Vfe i|f rbt fajd Purm^ ■jf Pmrer uid iiernce
" made loi ihc Firth of Novtinber, Uic Thimcih of JinuHV, «hl the
"'I'lceni; -ninth ol M^j he hcucfforrh JliconEhkiiei] \» itJ CUtbMral and
'- CLiUcgijrc ChuTcticj jui? CSj;]iIi, in ill CTkapct^ of CnlLrvn v^A Ntlb
" i^'iiliiii □■*; t;rii^en~uin nf <iiil'citln CurLbt^LTv^ itij Dublir^ md of Our
^^ i:uJli£n af CiDii vid WJLi(TiEtirr« Jiid in ■JlPm-ifh^Chmcbti v4 Chi'
"pcIiivLihln tIicP'*itiaft>iH-l'iii!cJ KiiiBdom ciClol FnuEii>d uiJ IrctiLtil.
" kkL rtvi; [h? fnut Ktimu nf Pnv^^ 'ti<1 ^rvkx be not HKerArrfL prin|r4
" 'ikI jM>blii}jird wJEli Qi vii»ci#1 la (ht fionlt of Cuiomvii ^■yrfl «tU
^' LiEurgy of The (;njE^ Chnrfb of Eiifiiitd iiid ItcIui'I.
**Giirtn« Our Court A| ^, Junci'i. thfi icr<nWairh V>%y s^Juiu-
"nry, «ll59, in die T^enry-jftoinl V<jf cf our Hi-jgn,
** Hr He/ Maje|lv> Comnuitir,
"6. H> WALPOLE,"
Articles
Agreed upon hy ihe Archbiftiops and Bilhops of
boili Provinces, and the whale Clergy,
[n tbt Canvicjti^n AJJen at Loniion in i!,e yttr 1562, _/or ihe
ii<vi/liiing nf Di^rtrjitiii of Opiniinty jvd far tht cjliiblijb'm? cj
Canjsnt tsuthmg true Rih^ntn i Rtju'tnled by Ifii Majepy'i
Cammandmtnty ^\b U;i Royal Dtelarjiion prtfxtii thtreuni^.
His Majefty's Declaration.
tT^^^ElWG l)y God'£ Ordinance, icizording to Our juft
M^l^^ 'I'illc, Defender aftbe Faitb^ and Stipreme Gmern^
yv our of rhe Cburcb, vjilbin ibefe Our Di'mJiioHt, We
"^ hdlij it moil ue^^iils Cq ihis Our Kingly OSfict,
ind Our own tEllgious Zrat, 10 cnnlVrve and moiFiuin thr
Church tommitttJ to Our Charge, in Unity of true Re-
ligion, «nd in ihf Bond of Ptatt j and not to futftr unntccf.
Ury DilpuUtionJ, Altcrciiiotis, or Quefiions tu be raifcd,
whith mjy nuurilh Fa^ion botli in the Church and Coin-
moEiweaLlii. Wr have therefore, upon mature Delibentiun,
and with the Advice of fo many of Our BiCliopb at might coa-
vcnrrntly be called tojjether, thought fit to makt thia Decla-
ration tollowmg ;
TiiJt tht Articles of the Church of Eflj/j>irf( which have
been allowed and .luthoriicd hcrctoturc, atjil wiifch Our C[er[jy
generally have fiibicrlbeJ unto) do contain the true Dttfftfinc
of the Church of England aBtecahle ro God't Word : wbicli
We do thertfore rstity and confirm, requiring all Our loving
Siihjctli to conrmue in the uniform PiofrlUon thcteolj and
prohlbiliFig (he leaft dilierencc from the fald Atticlei, which
to ihjE End We command ro be new printed, and thi» Our
Declaration to be puivljlhed therewith.
That "We jie Supreme Governour of the Church of Eng-
land: And that if any DilTcrence arife about the rtlemal I'o'
Iky, concerning [he MimBiaai, Qirmni, jnd other Cm^irarhm
whatlocvcr thereto belonging, the Clergy in iheir Convon-
litm is to order and fettle ihem, hsTing firft obtained leave
\^
Articles of Religion.
imiiei Our BrMil S«l fo (o da i and Wc ippiuvlng tbrir liid
OrJinancn anil ConAitutioni j provliftng th^e rmnp be made
Thil out o!" Our fiUttly C»IC thai llie Churchmpn ranj
■lo the Wurlc whith li ptoptr unio item, liic Billiopi »n.i
Clctjjr^ fiam time lo time in CuiiMtJtion, upon thclt Jiiim-
bli' IJcl'ife. llull h-ivc Licence undci Ouc Bniki !ical la ilcli'
t>cMrr ulf aail la itu tU luth ThrnpL^il^ bein|[ made plajn by
El]cni,]lnd ilFcntcd unIo by V'l, Hi^ili concern theCtttiaA CoA'
ririu'iiLr 0t ilic Dvdlrjnc and Dikipline of the Chunh oi
Knj^Jn/id n<rw etljhlijlird i frum which We vAl not t^dutr
jiiy viryin^ or dcprEiDg in the Erjfl Ot^rtt,
Th^l fur (he fiielenl^ (liougb tome difftrtncti hivt hvrn
ill rjifcd, yet Wc akf tomfoit lo tbii, shK all Cl»iE;men
wliiiin Out Hrilm hjvc *Iwjj» moll willioglj' fiiblcfibeu tu
ihe Anklci en^DliDii^d ; wliicb U an argument to L'>> (h4t
ihfy all igtc<L in tlii- ituc, uj'ust, litcnl meinlne of jbe fild
Ariiclit 1 and ihit cvn iathol'; cutIoui polnttiiii wbi<h [be
frefcnidifierrntentie, mcnof'>ilt Ibrts tike the AitJciesof* iJie
Church ol' tuiU'J \o It; tor tbcin j whicli ii ui Jigumeiu
.i$sm, tliit Dune al~ them Intend any delefllonor the Article*
cltdblllhcd.
Thiit thrirfoie in chcr? borb curiuut and unhappy difTer-
cncG, which have lot Jo niiny hundred yeJiFEf in jifferpnt
TiETiea iiid jiljcea, ctercifed tfat Church c.f Cbiil^^ We wiLI.
th^r i\V fuithcT Ckiiiuua fearcb bt inid jtlde» and tiiefe dilpLitei
(hut up in Cod'! promirci, ai (liey be genetjlly lift t'orth to
u> in ihi holy ScripturvG, and Ihc eenetil mrining ol die
Anieies ol the Church of £'^/dWaii,-aiding n> them. And
That no man hereA/[?r lliali either ppint, or picach> to draw
rlie Arlitle ilide inf way, but llull fubmit to it in the plain
and lull mc'nmg thereol*: and Ihall not put bit awn I'enle or
enrnment to be the nvcaiiing al the Aiciclc, but diall uke It
in the literal and grammitJtjl leorc
That if any publicU Rcadcf iti either of Our Univerriliet,
or any H*ad or Maftcr of a College, or uny utlicr peifon le-
Ipeftively in eitlici uf thtm, ilijll alfij any new feiile to my
^Vrlicle, or fhlll ptiEilicldy reaif, determine, oi ittild any pub-
lick OrfFiutJtiDn.or futicr any fuch tu be held either wji,in
either tide Univcriitics jirCoUe^ rcfpefllwly; or if -irij Di'
sine in [he UnivcrliucB Ihall preach or print any rhlngeirhEr
Articles of Religion.
wiyi other thu is alrejdyefliblifhed in ConvixitiDn wkh Our
Royal AHeni ; ht, or thty thf Oifcniitra, Ihjli b= liable lo
Our itirpJeaTurc, ind the Church'i ((nluic in Our Commil-
fion Ecdcli.ifticjl, ai well ai any other: And We will fee
there ihaU be due ERcution upon them.
Articles of Religion.
I. Of Faith in the Holy Triniij.
_^iHGIlE is but one living and true God, eTCtldlting,
y^iii. withoLic budy^par^^f or pillions j of inlinile po^rr,
wifdom.and gnodnrlsi tlic Maker, 4nd Frcft^rve^
of all things bath vifibleandlnrilibic. And inuniiy
ai lliii Godhead thcie be time Peifoni, of one fubHance,
power,and ccerniry ; the Fa[her,theSonf and the Hoi jr G holt.
It. Oflhs Word or Sen of God. iv/ik/i luai made
'verji Man.
THB Son, which i& the WurduycheFAthirr, tifgotirn from
everljfting of the Father, The veryjndctrrnal Gnd,3nd
uf one liibnabcc with the FathpTj took Man*i nature in the
wutnb ol" the blelTed Virgin, oi* her fubftjnce ! lb that iwn
whole and perflift Naluies, that is to Tiy, the Godhead anil
Manhood, were joined together in one Petfun, nevct Eo br
divided, wherc:uKls one Chrift, very God, anil very Man i whu
truly rufTercd, was cruciBed, dead and buried, to reconcile hJ^
Father to us, and to be a factifice, not only lot original guilt,
but alia for all aflual fms of men.
III. OflhegatHg dnian ofChrift inio Hell,
AS Chtllt died for us, and wai buiied, To tlCa is il to br
believed, that he went down into He.l,
IV. Of the RifurreBm sf Chrifi,
CHRIST did truly rile again from death, and loak again
his body, with flelh, bones, and all things appeftatntng
ro the pertc^ion of Miin^s nactirei w^rrewith he alceml^rd
1
inio netven, and ihctc fituth, until he icnirn U judgs all
Men i( tlic Utl dxj.
V. Ofthi Uel^GhJI.
THE Holy Ghiift, pmccdinji froRi the Fjllitr ind the Son,'
it o( one fubtl^QCf, mfjcfly, »nd f lory, wUh the FldkC*
inJ the Son. very t,ni etnnal God.
vr, 0/ lit HuffickiKj »/ iht hilj Serif Oirtt fir
falvitthtt.
HOLY Scripture (ontiinech tU iWngi nnefliry to ft\n-
liun: fo that wh*tfu{ve( Js noi tfid therein, dm njy
lie pmvcl llicichy, h not to be reiuTicd of jn)' mm, thu It
i)iau[J lir belkvrd is >n iTticIc of the Fiilk, or be thought
ri^^iiiritT ur n(k:ilTaiy til litvitlun. In the nime of the holy
Scripture we do undcrtljnd iholrOnonictlBdolcior the 014
jind NewTcA^fmeni, of whdle luthurily WJ9 itcta iny dosbt
in the Church.
Ol'ilif Nimeund Number of the Cinanicil Bontu,
G£NES1S,
Erulus,
Itulh,
Tic Firjl B^i <ifSamutl,
Jbt St£gn.i i?yoi of Sjmuci^
Titl Flrp Bcai of K;ng!.
Tht Setr^Bii Book </ Kingif
rti Saiid Stti erChnmkUt,
rU Firjl Bui ofFJirait
Tbt S^iiJ Bedt tf EUtm,
n, B«ili if Efiitr,
T/u Bait 'f3<*.
Till Pravati,
Ec<lrjii<ftlt er Pruibir,
CjHlicn, or Sbnp 1^ SoUmirf
Fiur PrI/fltlSI lit griMI't
T-uiikt Priflltl lit i'/l.
Aod llie other Banks [;» Hiirnmt fiiilh) lh« Church doth
cad Irir e»mpte of tire iiid hiltiuUiun ut (nunncrt; but yel
doth It not Kpply them La etdblilh iny duCtrinei fueh vs
rhefti tbJiuwing :
rtr B«ik of Ififitim,
yt/i.1 /h &i of S^gct,
t!J'a(t ibr PrapUr,
Ut S^ng of It, Tirir CMdftn,
Ti< Slory of Siijunray
rhr Tbi'd Bmk of Efdras.
riv Btai •,/ J*sA«.,
Tbi Bait U JaJ.lb,
Til ri/l iflf^ Boat if Efihrr,
of Bi! niti Iki Wrj^n, Thi Vi'JI Brtk af Atuitbm,
"J'.i F'^yri if Miinajlii, Tt< HiifJ Bttt if AfMnttfi,
Alt the Biwki ul ilic New Tcliimcnt, ii (1x7 '" com-
monly rei2ivccl, vrc do recrivc, jnd Account them CjinonieaL.
VII. Of;^tOUTrj1amtiit.
THE Old Teflamtnt it nut tontMijtftlhe New: fot butli
]n llic Old and NewTclbmciKevnUHiniili'c l>i)tfcic>l
to Mankind by Chilli, who it the only Mediflrtir be1*rmGi;iJ
iiTid Man, being both OuJ and Man* Whcrefbtc Tliey dfr
not to be bcjrdr wl^kh it\^n thjc the old FjEheia did inulc
ttntjr for tTanTft^Ty pramifn. Although the ijw given (torn
God by Mofn, j^ touvhin^ Ccnmonin and Rtie*,di> not bind
Chriniin men, noi tht Civil ficcTpttlhticaf ought of motf-
lity to be received in any common wrilih ; ]rel nalwiihl>and-
ing, no Chrilliin man whatlrMirer if free from th« obtdltnce
of the Command me nti which are (ailed Mo'al.
nil. Of lit thrtf Cr4t.il.
THE Thtce Citeds A'rtriir Creed, yfi^dici^ai'i Crtt^, and
thjl whith it (ommonty salted the Af'Jiltf Creed,
liught ihoiaughly tu be (e<(lved md believed i for ibey mjj
lie pjovcd by molt certirn wjrHnW of boly Striptute.
IX. O)' Original tr Birlk-fm.
ORIGINAL Sin ftindcth not In the lullowinB of M^m.
(ji the Prl^iani do viinly tjlll ;) but It 1> the I'luli ind
ccrrupilun uf the Kjture of eveiy mun, thilt naFurally i> In-
^endeietl of the oBfprLhg at' yl*tjm ; whcrel-y man ii vrij ^r
^onc ttam nriginjl rl^lileoiirnHs^nd ii of hli awn n^turt in^
Lilined Eo cvij. lb ihnt chf Helh luiLi'tb always contrary to (lie
fpililj and therelotc in r\ny petlon born inlo ihli world, >l
dtfctveih God'i wr^ih and dammiion. And thii inlc£tmn
[>f nuture doth rrmiici, yea in thrm that Arc regrnrrjerd ^
whereby fhe luit of The fl^^th, called In GivlktfAranr'njJii''h"i,
udiich iome -fo eipound the wlfdom, lome (t nfualliy, Ebme
the iffcttiun, Itfnic the ilelire. of the Hclh, Ii no[ fubjeift t'l
the Law of God' And althou||h there ii no condemnjcloii
toi tlicm thii believe and iie biptited. yet the Apolllc duth
^onlelii.thatconciipllMnceind lull htth of llfelf the nature
iiffin.
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li^V-TS
Articles of Religion.
X. Of S'rit-tt ill.
THE condition of Mm ititrche (i[\ ai Alt»i'niac\i,t'tia
he csnnol Ima iflil pnpifr himlelf, by hitownnatunl
Itnntlh and Kood woiki, Cu laiih, mil cilllng upon Cod:
Whcicfoit wc hjvr nu powrr to do good wotks jjlafjnl jnd
ji^tcpuble t" G(id, wiihout the grjti n( GoA by Chiiff pre-
venting us^ that we miiy hare 4 good wlH, md workms with
o^j v'hfn we hive th»t |(oo^ will.
XI. Of l^e Juflifirnlitin of Man.
WE in accounted lighicaui bciareCDdiUnlyfuillieme-
rkni'Dur Lord >nd Suvjour JcftLS Chrifl hf Fabb^ >nd
not tar OUT own workt ot deicrvingi : WiLcrL-fort^thst wc arc
J u tallied by Kjicli on\y\tt mofl wholcliiine DD£tnnr-)ind very
lull oi comfoit, as more lirpijris »pKlT«d in tho Homilfof
XII. O/GnsJ irorif.
ALBEIT Ihit Good Wnrks, which itelhe fniici of Fi'itb,
md lijUoui afiri Ju[tili(4tion, cannot jut iwiy out fini,
.inrl tnimr (he fev^rity of God's juil^rnieni i yet ire thtj
l^lc-ir»ng and Kcepuble to God in ChrjA, and do fpring out
ntcelVdiily of i true in J lively Faith | infomucli chaiby ihcni
1 lively Faith miy be as etiJenily known ai i tiec dlltetntil
by ih« fnill.
xiii. Cyff'dffa iefere yufiificali<m.
WORKS done before the gtace of Chritl, »nd til* In-
fpintion of di! Spirit, ire not plMfint to God, for-
afmucb )i ibty fpring not of fiiih in Jefiis Chrift, neither do
they Riike men meet to receive gnie.or (as iht School^a-
thonf^y'^defcri'e grxe oFcongruity : yearatilfr, forihar (hejr
ire not done a& God hath willed and corTtintadfd thvin Co b«
ilon», we doubt not but they have the n»ture of fin.
XIV. OftforkitfSuptrengatioii.
VOLUNTARY Worlii befidti, over inj iUn, Go4'i
Comniandmrnti, which Ihey ull Worki olSupctna-
gjtii>n, cinniii be tiught without atroginc) ind impiety I fof
by ihem men do dedire, ihic they do not only lender BDto
(rid fi much ai ihev lie bound !o do. but that they do mote
t
Articles of iieiigion.
rbr his fake, Elian of bounden duly isr^ijuired : whereas Chril)
faith pJalnEy, When yc Uaw done all EhaC art Lommandcii to
yoUf iLy, We are unproAtabli- Jet rants.
XV. Of Chrifl ahfte fiKhhout Jink
CHRIST in the truth of our nature waa nude like un^n
tiB Jn afl Ehinga, fin only eicept, from which he wab
cle,^r]y void, bath in hi^ ^tih, and In his fplric. He came to
be tht Lamb wiihuut tpoF) who, by {acu^zc of himfelf once
made, fliould tike awny the fina of rhe woild^ ami fin, as Sain r
ypirp faith, was not in hjm. But *U we the reft, although
baptiffrd, and boin again in Chn1l,yel offend in many thingi ^
dtid if we fay we have no finj we deceive okirfelves, and the
tmth IS not in ub.
XVI, OfS'titaJier Eapfifrn.
NOT every deadly fin willingly ccjmmjiccd afwr Baptifm
i::finagairill[hcHoEyGholl,andi]npjirdonab]c, Where^
fore the grant of repeocance is nor to be denied [o fuch a^^ll
into ftn afrcr Baptifm. After we have received the Holy
Ghoft, wc may dcpirt from grace given, and fall into fin, and
by thi'gfjcruf God Wi: may arifc agam^^nd amend our Ijvea.
And dictcfoic ihcy arc to lie condemned, which fiy, they can
no more fm aA long as they live herc^, or deny the place of
fbrgiveacff to fuch as truly repent.
XVII, Of Fredeftinatiott and Ele^ion,
PREDESTINATION u Life la the eveiinfting purpofe ol
God, whereby (before the foundations of the world w(rc
Idid) he hnth conibntly <JecreeJ by hie counfel fecret to m,
to deliver from curfe and dAmnacion Ihofe whom h? halit
^hofen in Chrilt okii of mankind, and to brmg them by Chni!
to cverlaiting filvdtion, ai velTels made to honour. Wherr-
ibre, they which be endued with io txcellent a benelit of God
be called ktccording to God'i purpofc by his SpiciC working in
due Jcafon : ihey through Grdce obey the calling : they hm
juftified freely : they he made fons of God by adoption : thev
be made like the imiige of hi« only-begotten Son JciusChritt :
they walk religioully in good works, and at length, by God's
mere/, they ittain to everbfting felrcky.
Is
1
Articles of Religion.
Ai thr p>dly conliJmlJnn of Prodeftinition, and our Etvc-
tion in Chtiflf uf[]k] ni i'weeu plaf^n^fVii Qn1p»kjbleccqn'
fit^ to ^tiiy ]vTion:^in4 in^hn fmi in ilionfcZvcs (he work >
injl nfihr Spitil of thrift, tnoinlyiBS ihr woikiof (hf flvOi,
gnd ihfircirihly inanil>tn,Mdiln'HmgupthnT mindtn hig^
and hfivenly ihinp, » well btnvlf ■( dotli gnMly tltabliih
,ind codliiin ttitii ^ilh of (Ctrnil Saltition ta bt tnjo^cJ
ihiDugh Chrin,*! bccauir it <lotb iVnrntl} kinjlr ibiir loir
rowjrds God^ So, far <uri<iu« jnd carnjl prrltin*, iickin^ thr
Spirit of ChfiA, tob»r umEinudlt^ bcforr Ehcirrjft Ac Uti-
rrni:e oi God'i Prfdtfti nation) is a moH diinjicntm dounfill,
^hrrcby the Devil daih thrufl ihtm cither into drfpc^biion,
oi into wfewhleirntltof mod un^lMd living, no leli fKciioui
tluin drfjicfAtion.
Fu(Eh4;fmorf, we muArrceivv God's promiftiiA futb u>fc,
^i ihcy bt gtncntTv fel t'orfh Co ui in boly Sc'iptbte i in^^
ill uHf doinKi. thiil Will or' Go* ii to be followed, wkkb m
fajvc apieflly deeliireJ unu ui in (h« Waid of G«d.
XVIII. Of' oblaimn^ rltrnal Sali-alhm asty by iAr
Namt ')/ Cfiriji.
THEV alio SIC to be bid KtiaitA that prcrume la dy,
Tbii every mm Ihill be lived by ibc L^iwurSt^ which
lie proletTclh, lo ihil lie be diliKrnl Is fnmc bit life xccrd-
tn^ ^> rhat ljw,tnJ ibe light of Njiiire. Fvr holy Scnpturt
<liiib let ciui unto UI only the Nimeof JcFui dtiijl, wheral^
XIX. Qflkt CAurri.
THE viribleChuiihof ChrlAI) a (ingiegitionaf tiithlul
men. In the wliich the puce Word of GoJ l> prtai;hed,
jnd the Sattsroenn Ijr duly mlnlfteied tceoiding W Ckillt'i
orditiantt in ill thofo tSingi thw of neceAty Bic ft-juifiK to
the fame.
Aithi Cbac(iiol7triifalim,yiJiuK4lru,uii.iiiifktt, h«w
Fcred 1 fo alfo the ChuKh of Rime hilfa ened, nM only in
their living and mtonei of Cetemonlu, but illb is Butltn
of Faith.
Articles of Reiigioa.
XX. Of the Authority of the Church,
THE Church halh power Co decree Ritea or Ceremonies,
and mithnriry in CgnlroveTfies of Faith : And yet ic h
not Ijwfu] lor the Chuich to ordain any thing ihat is coalrarv
tj God't Word wriCLen, neither may it ia eipound one pljcc
of ScfipCiire, fhji it be repugnant to anotherp Wbcrdore,
j[thuugh the Church be^ witncr&anH a keeper of holy Writ,
yet, aa )t ought not to decree any thing agatnft the ilime^ io
htiidej the fanm ought U not to enfortt ^iny thing Co be be-
lieved fut nccpflity of ialvjcion.
\xi. Of I he Authority of General Cauanh.
GENERAL Councils irijy ni^t be gathered together with-
out the commandment and wilJ of Princes- And when
they be gathered tugecher, (rbr^rmuch as they he jn dfTL-mbly
of men, whereof all be not j^u verged with the SpirJr an J Word
i}f Cadi} they ai:iy err, and fDmelimes h^re erted, rven in
[hingi pertaming unto God>. Whereluri: things urdsined by
them 3S neceniiry to Jalv^Eion have neither ftvengtli nor au-
iliuFJty, unlcfs i[ may he declared that they be cjkcn out of
holy Scripture-
XXII. Of Purgattiry,
THE Romiffi Doftrine concerning Purgatory, Pardon?,
Worfhkpping and Adoration, as wtU uf Imager 43 of
Reliques, and alio invocation of S,;int!;, is a ibnd thing vaJn)y
invenced, and grojnded upim no WiirMnty of Scripture, but
rather repugnant lo the WorJ of' Cod,
xx^wu Of MifiiJfen'Hg in the Congregatha.
IT Ls not lawful fur any man to take upon him the olhi:'.'
of publicJc preaching, or miniftcring the Sacraments in
ihe Congregation, bctbrc he he lawfully called^ and fenc to
execute [he fame. And thnle we oughr to judge lawfully
cjllcd and fent, which be chofen anJ called to this work by
men who have piiblick aothoTiry given unto them in the
Congregation, Co call a:kd fend MJni(ters into the Lotd'tvine-
^'jrd-
^1
I
m
Articles of Religion,
XXIV. Offjieaiiits in ikt Cutfrt^atim iafiuk a Ttoffu
as lit /•cuf/e anJerjIaiiJtlA.
IT it 1 ihin; pUJflly rtpugnint ta ihc Word of Cod, anil
the tuftom of ihc Primitive Church, to luvc pufcikli
fiiycr in the Chuxh. or lo mlnlitrr the SictainentJ la *
longuc not unilcflbadtil of the pcoplr.
XXV, 0/tAtSa.remfiM.
SACRAMENTS orJiincJ of Chrlft l>« net only hiJ^t. o<
ifikcni ui Chiidijn nicn'l proftffloDi liirt nthti thcj' be
(ctiiJh itiit wltncHcs, Jrid (fftWjil ligni ol gucF>iniI Ciud'i
giiod will towiiils us, by thr *hkh hr ijolh voik Intliiblj
in UI, ind ilotli ni't onlj' qukkcn, buc tllo Atcntlhcn nod
tanfifm our Vtlxh la him-
Tknr irc two Siuramcnrs ordiinei of Chilli Oar Lcpil In
thr Oi.fiicl,tli*lis tofjy, Biptifm.jnd ihe Supper of the Lari!.
Tlittte ii\t i:onimi>nly c:iU(rd SjcrAmrnls, llijll it Co fiy,
CLmfr^miti.-Jii, Prnjnce, Otdctt, M-itilniurty, ind Eicmnf
Uoflion.ait not tnbe (ounitd lorS.itfamtntiot'thrOotptl,
biliig fiich » hive gioviii piitiv of tht corrupl IbnnwinK or
the Apofllri, piitly Jie ItjEciol iitc allowed in thr Sc(ipTi>rfi[
buiycr hive ndt [Ike njiurc or Satiimcnn with B.ipTilni^ahd
Ehe LttfTi Supper, far ihat ihry hive nor any vlfiblc Ag«i 01
tercmuiiy oidiincd olGoil.
The Sjcfimrnn v.eie not ordained of Chilft to be £aicl
upun, nttobeeiriiedibout, but ihitwt (houlil duly ulc Ihcm.
And in luch only a worthily receive (he time ihey h^vt ■
iKhulcrome ettcC) iit opention : but they thai ie(«ive ihcm
uEiwnrrhily purch.ife tu chcmfcNes damndClon, ti Sitint P^si'
liillh.
xxv:. Ofiht Umvtrt/iiHtfl cftke Miiifitri, ivikA
iinJifs >kI I fie ifftil 0} Ikt Secramtiit.
ALTHOLIGH in ihe villble Church ihe evil be iv«r mm-
gled wiih rhc gwd, md fDmctimcs the evil hive ctiler
authority in Ihe Mliiifiriilon of the Word Jnd Sicrunenti,
yet r'oralinuch n they di» ni^t thf fume in their own nnnie.
but in Chrii!^i, jnd do miniArr by hia eommFllion md -tu-
Articles of Religion,
ilioiiiy, urn mty itfi: thEir Minjlliy, baih in hcaiing the WuiJ
vf God, and In ihc iccciving of ihf Sacumenu. Nciihci ii
ihe tifcH of ChrlH's ocdinince Ukcn iwiy by ihcir wickr^J-
ncli, nor the gtace of God^j gifii iimlniitcd iiom I'u^ h ii bv
r'jjtb jnd righcly do rrcdvc the Sac ram e pita TnitiJltcrcil untrt
ilicm j ivhkli be i:ff»ilujt, betiulc gfChriil's inftituilun and
ptomifc, allhaugh they be mlniflercd by evil men.
NeiTichflcfi.ltiippcrWnctliloihcdlltJpllncoftheChutch,
[h.it enquiry be made o^ evil Minifters, and ihjl they be flki-
cui'ed by thoLe that have knovvletige of Ehetr oEfeniies ; and
dnjily being luund guiity, by jnfl judgement be de^jfi^d.
XX nr. Of Bafili/m.
BAPTISM is not only i fign of piafeniaiii and maik of
diftiiince, whereby Chtiftiin men me difgerncd from
utheis that be not chiiftcned, but it Is alio a (ign of Regcnt-
rjtirin or new Birth, where by ^ a« by iin inniumenr, tijey lh,ii
receive Bspllfm rightly jre grjfted into (he Chute ll ; the
promjfes of [lie forgivenf fa of Hn, and of uor adoprian to be
rhe Tons of G-'d by ihc Holy Giioft, ate vilibly figncd anil
fealed ^ Faith ia conllrmei, and Grace increafcd by virtue of
prayer unto God, "I'he BAptiftn of yuun^ Cliildrrn JA in any -
wile to be retained in the Churchy as moA^ErBeabl' with the
inifilutjon of Ciiiilt.
sxvrii. Of Ike Lord's Supper.
THE SuppLT of the Laid ii noton^ya llgn ef thelov* thai
Chriftians ought lo \Mit among ihemfclve) one to
another j bm rjihcr ii ii a Sacrament of our Redemption by
Chriil's death 1 inlijmuch that lo foch a> tightly, worthily,
and with faith, receiie the fame, the Bread which we breilc
is a partaking of the Body of Chrifl ; and likeulfe the Cup
of Blelling is a partaking of the Blood of Chril).
Tranfubflanria[ion(or the change of the fublfancc of Bread
.ind Wine) in (he Supper of (he Lord, cannot be proved by
holy Writ! but is repugnant to the plain words of Scrip-
tare, overihtoweih the nature of a Sacrament, and hath given
□c<ifiL>n ro m^ny luperftltions.
The Body of Chilli it given, taken, and eaten, in the Sup-
p[:r, only afler an heavenly and IpiritLLal manner. And the
1
inem whcKby ihc Buif ni Chtin i> racrirtd inij Mtco in
ilii Supptr it Fiiih.
Tht Sicrjnient of the Lonj'i Supper wu not by Chilll'i
aiilintnce Kferucd, caniciJ aboui, Iift«d Up, Of WOtOilppCid.
XKtX. Of l^t H'kyj tvbuh rat nsi thi BaJyofCirifl
IK llie life a/tie LarJ'i Suffer.
THE WicImJ, and tuch i> be vuU o< a. llxly hith, il-
th<iugh Ehfy do carnilly ind vifib^y prrfs with tbrir
Ffclh^ai Sjiat-^u^vy^/Arjich^Cbr S4cr4mcRt nfthe Bodyarvi
BlcHjd af ChrMt, yrE in no wife ire ihcy parnkti* i)f Chrjtt:
hui nrlief, to their condfmnition, do cai and drink the Ggn
ot 9ui*a»nt of To gim a thing.
THE Cup of th* Lori Is rot to be itniti to the lj».
pco]ilc: lilt both thf pjiB ot' (he Lurd't Stcnmcnt,
by Chdn't oriilni'ice jnd commindincnt, niighl lo be mi'
ninctcd to all Chrinbn men alike.
\Axi. Of the ont Oblatkn ff CMJl finipeii Upon tit
Crap.
THE OtTcrJng of ChiiR oncg nude » ihii pcilFfl redemp-
tion, propitjaEioRt md rititfd&ii>n, lor all the Una of
the whole world, both ori^ln.tl and i&udl \ and there \i none
other latisJa^ion for fin, but ihjjt dione, Wherel^ire the fa-
<iii(u.a of Maffct, in the which It wii cammonly f^id, tint
the Ptieft did oAet (.'hilR far the qujclc and the deiid, to huve
(emlDiuB of fuin or guilt, were bblplxaioui I'lMci, and
Jingeram deceit*.
ssxii. OfikeMarriBf-tcfPritfii.
BISHOPS, Priefh, and D«con>, are not tomminded by
Cud"i Law, (irher to »ow the eilate of T.nglc lilt, Br c«
alifljiii from mairijgf ! theiefoie It \t lawful ilfu fur them,
a for all otiier Chriftim men. tu inurry at iheir uwn Jilcn-
lion, as ihey ih^ll judge the fame lo [erve better tt) p)dllnefi.
Articles of Religion.
_\.\.xiii. Of excommtimcate Per/brtSj fi^^v they art to
he avoided,
THAT pcrfon which b;^ open i1 en unci it Hon of the Church
Is rightly cut ofT from ihc unity af [liEf Churchj ^nd
excommunicated, onghr ru be raken o/the whofe mulcifiide
ol":hc faiihful, as an Heiithcnand Publican, until he be openly
reconciled by penance, jnd received Into rhe Church by a
Judge that hath aucliorlcy thcrcuntd-
xxxiv. Of the Traditions of the Churchy
IT is noi neceli'jty ihat Tradlrians ami Ceremonies be In ^il
places one, or utterly like j iur at all timrs they bavr been
divers, and may be changed according to rbc diveffitiea of
couniries, dmeS) and men'* mannrri, ib dui nuthing be or-
diincii agiinfl God's Word. Whoruevcr through his private
judgrmcnt, wtltingly aad purpofely, doth openly brealc [he
tr^ditiuEitandcrrcniaEiicsof the Churchj which be r^ot repug-
nant to the Word of God, and be qrdAmfttjrfi appTOVtd by
cofftmon authority, ought to b^ rebukrd openly, (iha^ others
mav feir to du the like,) as he thai olfendelh jgainll the
commcn cfder of the Church, and hurteth the auEhoTity of
Ehc: M^igiRrale, and wcrundcth the conlcieacea of the weak
brelhreOp
EvETy pjTticuUr or naimnal Churth hjih authnrity tn or-
kljin, change, and abolish, ceicmonies or ill" of the Church
ordained only by man's authority, fo rhat all rhings be Jonc
to edifying^
xsxv. Of Homiiiti.
THE fecond Book of Homilies, the fevcral dtlea whereol
wc have Joined under ih'^ Article, doth canfaina godJy
,md wholcfome Dodtr'ine, and necelJJry for thefe times, a^
doth the toTnirr book of Homilies, which were fee forth in
tlie timeof £f/i<'fir</ theSixth I an«l thcrciore we judge them
to be read m Churchei by the Miniltert, dihgentJy ami dif-
tindtly, that they m^y tit underhanded of the people.
Articles of Religion.
o
Of thf Name* of the Homilin.
F jbi R'gir Up i/"< Ovili.
1 A^iii'P f"il 'f Sdtlatrj.
) OJ'iht iif^irmg jmd kiiping ilij* tfCbttiia.
< A-ai^ft Ghtttmy and D'wikn»ijt.
b .fj»*«jl E-najt tf AffartK
7 Of f'tjtr.
i 0/ :i< PUn and Timt i/ Prajir.
If 7'iv (iiKwm ftajci jid Simimeiiri m^bi n it mkifiir/ti
in J ixstvn tvit^Mt.
10 Of lit ntitrttid iflaKt:\7ii tf G>J!l Wtti.
I J Of Atmi-4itiiv,
11 6f ibi Ntlk^ly if Orifl.
13 OflbiPjjjie*tfCi-iJI.
H Olitt Sijvm^im yCirifi.
It ^ tfe WMrcty rtaitrmg tf' ttt Satitminl *f' ibt Sotfy awd
BI«difCtrig.
■ e Ofitt Gifii ofikt Htlj Gtffi.
li Of the Siiiii of Mjirlmoiy.
1 y Of Re^ntantt-
20 A''i*ffji Jilenift.
-I A^jlnji RibrUtsn.
.x.\xvi. Of Cmfccrathn »f Bi^sft ttMil Winfitr).
THE B'iulc o^ Confi'crjfion of Afcbbrfliopti v^d BSlhoptj
jod OrJcting c.f PiUlln anJ Oratam, Uicly IJi (iitth
in ihc lime of EJiivi the SiiiH, ind cpnAimtd il lt>t Ijme
lime by luihorlly of l*jil(.ini<ni, >lo(b conain ill tliinp nr-
Cflfiry to fuch Cnnfrftation ind OrdrHngi n«itht» hitli It
my ihln^ thai of iticlf u fojitiftiiioui Jn-I unjoiilj'. AnJ
therefore wholoevtr irp (onle<ratt-l or orJrtrd i«oriling in
the Riteioltlut Book,ftn(tlhe fecooilycirot'lhe foKnimed
King £'/Ti^v^./ijncrjihA[lmf, ur heteifter (hiXi be <onfcCf4t«d
or orJirr-t jtioiillng to ihc iJmc Riici; urr <!t(re< 4tl liich
to be lishil)', okJciI]', mil liwtuliy <on.lV<Tttci| ind otdcrrJ.
iyt
Articles of Religion.
XXXVII. OflAeCiiiilMagiJIralei.
THE Quecn'i Majcllyhsth ihccliitf powtf in ih'n Realm
o! Eaghnd, and other her Dominions, unto whom tht
chifl'GoVFrnmcnl of M Eflalet of this Rcalni, whether (htj
be Eccler'kjlticj] ur Civil, in all caufea di>lh appvrrjjn, and 'm
nut, nor uu^ikt to be, fubjeff to any foreign JutifdiClion,
Whprr wc allribiilc tu the <^uecn'a Majcfty the chief gu
vcrnitient, hy whlcii Titles we underl^and the mi]]d$ of lumc
fljnderoua folica to be offended \ wc give not to our Prince:
ibe miniftering either of God's Word, or of the Sjcrjmcnt-,
the which thing the Injunfliuns aifo lately fet torch iiy £/ra-
ahith our Queen do moft plainly ttftlfyi but that only pre.
rogative, which we fee to have been giucn always to all ^odli
Princes in hoi j Scriptures by God him fell ; ih^c js, that iJicy
Ihould nile all etUce^s and degrets committed to their cbar^t
by God, whether ihey be Ecclcjiajlical or Temporal, and re-
(IrJln with the civil fworil the ftubborn and evildoers.
The Bifliop of Rome hilh no juril'iiftion in this Realm of
EngUtid,
The Lauis of the Realm may puntlh Chrillian men with
dc.LCh, far heinous and grievous olTences.
Jl U hiwful Rir Chnllian men, al ibecommaadment of thi'
Migiftnie, to wear weapons, and fcrve In the wais.
jixxviTi. Of Chr'ifiian men! Goodi, luhkh arc not
THE Riches nnd Goods of Chtidians art not common, as
touching the right, title, and polTcliion of the !inic, .11
cerMin Anah.iptilla do filfely biv^ft, Notw thflanding, every
njan ougiit, ot^ fuch tltlrigs as he po^TeDirth, liberally co givL'
alma to the poor, aceordiug to his ability-
A
XKXix. 0/a ChnjUatt man"! Oath,
S we CQnfpfs that vain and raJTi Swear'mg Is fbrbiddrn
Chrilli^n men by aur Lord Jcfus ChriA,jind ^/rwri hi^
Apnille, To we judge, th^t Chrilti;in Reli^iun dnth not prui-
lul>][, but th^C a m:in muy fwcsr when chc MagillrsLle re-
iiuimh, in a cjufe of iJiih and charily, To U be done jto>rdm^
[o ihc Prophet'* teichiny, in juflicc, judgpfntot. apid truth.
The Ratification.
THIS Bui e/A'ritln hfert iiim'fiJ, ii apm afprmd,
h rti *J}€»i mJ cmfiM t/mr Sfti'tign Laij ELIZABETH,
ij tht jratt if Gti, if tt^lltnd, F'M<1, toj InU^, ^um,
DiftKltr tftbr Failt, (St. HtUi jirluin Mm Jitittr'ttrty
'dj. iiwj anfirwHd Jj[A' ly itr fatjrrifdin of lit iiirji </ :£/
A'lt^^itf 4>»J BHIfPft rf tbi Ul^'lmiji, jtj fy ikr [nijirif-
lk» tfti* tshiit Qrrjj ifiU ^iikir-bmft in Itrlr ConvKJtiit,
M Iht Ttarifw LtrJ 1571.
A Table of the Articles.
nirjl Camiiit.
9». Of Furjinrj.
±t. Of ACnljIt'iii h lb,
1(, 0/Sj<ititj; hi lit &■-
if. Qftht Sjcttninti.
16, Of lin Umaoribitfft ef
Mixificn,
»7- Of B,<itifm.
»8. Ofilli Li-Si Safftr,
!$■ OfiiicH'itijJft't'iiai
miOtB-dji/Cirifi.
]& O/UlhtinJi.
]l. OfCbriJIicnrOUalim.
)i. Of lie JU^riage ff
%\. Of EamBHunkMt Ptr-
lint.
34. O/ihi TraiH'um tfitt
;^. Of ilmilui.
JD. Of CmfitrMin^ tf Mi-
J?. O/ChvH MiiiP'*iii.
tS. OfCir-fimai'iGttJt,
J9. OfaariftU»mn'tO*tl.
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I. Of- Ck-.a Ibr &n >f<M.
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4. Of bit Kffurrtiikm.
5. Of'iiHiiy Chfi.
it. Of Ik/ SupiitKKy sfiln
SL.r'.l,lMrt.
7. Qfiki Old Viflnmcm.
S. Of lit Tbr,tCrrub.
9. Of OripnjI ar Birlb'fn,
IQ. Of fru-will.
tl. Of Jlljl^firatks.
12. Of frmid ly^fit.
1;, Of ty^vi, lufir, Juf:>f-
fjcie",
14. Of Ifijb ef Sufirlrigj.
/•m,
1;. Of CiriJI eli»i v/iibani
£<.
16. OfS'M iifUr Bafilfm.
17. Of I'rrjiflin^imi and
EliUi'.n.
I I. Ofi,ii.iinmf; Sahailiai iy
CinJI.
19. Of lb/ Chiirtb,
iQ. Of ibt AulUrkif af Ibr
A Table of Kindred and Affinity,
Wherein wliofoevcr arc rrbtcd ore tbrbjilden
in Sotijilurc sntt uur Law> to
many Wgctlief.
A Miifi 11.11' "uf ma"} til /IfyiiiRmniityintmiirryM-iiliitt
1 /grandmother, r /^ramdfather,
1 vJ<;di " "
iDiidljibcr'iWi/c,
J ^^i^e's GnndmoLhcr.
^ Fjihii'i Sifttr,
; Mnihci'i Sifltr,
6 F«I>«'i Brolhcf't Wifr.
1 \J Gi)n<Iino[|i(t's
Hulbind,
J Hi\SB\ai't Cinnd.alhcr.
4 F^thct't Brolhcc,
; Mdtlicr'i Biaihcr,
6 Fjther'i Siflrt'i Hunianl,
7 Mgihrr*! Bmihci't WilV, ? Mother"* Siftei's Hufbinit,
S Wift'i Father') Siil«r, S Hiirt!aodiF«her"iBnit)i«.
9 Wiit't Molhcr'i Strttr. 9 Hulbind't Moih«"j flro-
ihor.
10 Morlier,
1 1 Sup-Muihrr,
ri W.ic't Miilher.
10 Father,
■ I Stip-Fithcr,
11 HulbMKl'i Fjihei.
t-i Oiughter,
14 Wile's Djughlet,
I 5 Son'i Wilt
16 Sillcf,
1; Wiii't SiHcr,
tS BiDihei'. Wife,
I] Son,
■4 KuAund') Boo,
ij Diughtei'i Kulbtnd.
16 Brolhir,
r; Kulhind'! Bmther,
t% Sifter'i Hulhind.
TiJ Son's Dm ghtrr^
)l Son's Sc.11'5 Wift.
19 Son't Son,
10 Dju(hMr'> Son,
31 Son'i DiughtErV Holland.
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