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The school of grace; or, A book of good nurture for the admonition and instruction of youth and age in the fear of the Lord. With godly instructions, graces, & prayers describing the whole duty of a Christian. By J. Hart, B.B. The 19th. edition. Fear God, honour the King.
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Hart, John, D.D.
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third day he arose again from the Dead he ascended into Heaven and sirteth at the Right hand of God the Father Almighty from thence he shall come to judge both the quick and the Dead I believe in the Holy Ghost the Holy Catholick Church the communion of Saints the forgiveness of sins the Resurrection of the Body and the life Everlasting Amen Certain Graces fit to be learned of every Child that desires to be a Child of God. Grace before Meat VVHether ye eat or drink saith St. Paul do all to the Glory of God Amen BLessed Lord in whom we live move and have our being we do most humbly beseech thee to bless these thy Creatures to the use of our Bodies sanctifie them to us and sanctifie us to thy self forgive us our sins and make us partakers of thy heavenly Table Amen God save his Church our King Queen and Realm and send peace and Truth in Christ our Lord Amen Grace after Meat CHrist which at his Last Supper gave himself unto us promising his Body to he Crucified and his blood to be shed for our sins bless us and our Meat Amen Grace before Meat O Father of mercy and God of all consolation which hast Created us for thy Glory and these thy good Creatures for our use bless and sanctifie them we beseech thee that by the moderate receiving thereof our Bodies may be nourished and thy name thermore be praised through Iesus Christ our only Lord and blessed Saviour Amen Grace before Meat O Merciful Lord Iesus Christ which didst take the five Loaves and two Fishes and lifting up thine Eyes unto Heaven didst distribute them unto the People and they all did eat and were satisfied being above the thousand Men beside Women and Children we beseech thee both to bless these Gifts which we are about to receive at thy hands and us also that they may be to the comfort and health of our Bodys and we may for them and other thy benefits be evermore thankful unto thee To whom with the Father and the Holy Ghost be all Honour and Glory for ever Amen Grace after Meat O Lord God Almighty and most dear Father thou hast not only given unto us meat and drink to sustain our mortal bodies but thou hast likewise given unto us thy blessed VVord which is the only food of our immortal Souls through our blessed Lord and Saviour Iesus Christ to whom therefore with thee and the Holy Ghost be all honour praise and thanks for ever Amen Grace after Meat O Lord which art the Creator of all Creatures and hast prepared Food for them according to the nature of their Creation We most heartily thank thee for these thy Creatures which at this time we have received in thy Name beseeching thee O Father that as our Bodies are now by these Gifts refreshed our Souls may be also nourished with the Food of Everlastings Life in the most Holy Testament confirmed with the blood and death of Iesus Christ thy Son our Saviour to whom with thee and the Holy Ghost be all Honour Glory and praise for ever Amen Grace after Meat BLessed be thy name O Lord our God for all thy mercies and favours continually bestowed upon us thou that hast at this time fed our weak Bodies with thy good creatures we pray thee likewise to feed our Souls with the Heavenly food of thy word that we receiving at thy Merciful Hands food both for our Bodies and Souls may live and grow in all Godliness through Iesus Christ our only Lord and Saviour Amen Another after Meat THe King of Eternal Glory who hath at this time fed our Corporal Bodies make us partakers of thy Heavenly Table Amen Grace after Meat VVHatsoever you do in word or deed do all in the Name of our Lord Iesus Christ give thanks unto God the Father by him to whom all blessing glory wisdom thanks honour power and might be tendred for evermore Amen Certain QVESTIONS with their ANSWERS Necessary for Parents to ask and teach their children for their instruction in the Holy Scriptures Q VVHo was the first man A. Adam Q. Who was the first Woman A. Eve. Q. Of what did God make man A. God made man of the dust of the earth Q. Of what did God make the Woman A. Of one of the Mans Ribs Q. Where did Adam and Eve dwell A. In Paradice Q. What cast Adam out of Paradice A. Sin. Q. Who was the best man A. The Man Christ Iesus Q. Who slew his Brother A. Tain Q. Who was the first Martyr A. Abel Q. Who was the Oldest Man A. Methusaleth Q. Who was the man that God saved when he drowned the World A. Noah Q. Who wrestled with God A. Jacob. Q. What was his name called after he had wrestled with God A. Israel Q. How many Sons had Jacob A. Twelve of whom came the twelve Trives of Israel Q. VVhat were their names A. Reuben and Simeon and Levi and Judah and Isachar and Zebulun and Joseph and Benjamin Dan and Napthali Gad and Ashur These were the twelve Patriarchs Q. Who was the Faithfulest Man that ever lived A. Abraham who is called the Father of the faithful Q. Who was the meekest Man A. Moses Q. Who was the hard-heartedst man A. Pharaoh Q. Who was the patientest man A. Iob. Q. Who was the man after Gods own heart A. David Q. Who was the Wisest man A. Solomon Q. Who was the strongest man A. Sampson Q. Who wrote the Scriptures A. Holy Men of God inspired by the Holy Ghost Q. Who was it that came before Jesus Christ A. John the Baptist Q. Who was the first Martyr after Christ A. Stephen Q. What death did he dye A. He was Stoned Q. Where was Christ born A. In Bethelem Q. Who was the Mother of our Lord Iesus Christ A. The Uirgin Mary Q. Who was the reputed Father of our Lord Jesus Christ A. Joseph a Carpenter Q. Who betrayed his Lord Master A. Iudas Q. What did he betray him for A. For the love of Money which is the root of all evil Q. For how much money did Judas sell his master A. For thirty pieces of Silver Q. What became of Iudas after he had betrayed Christ A. He went and Hanged himself Q. Who denyed Christ A. Peter Q. What became of Peter after he had denyed Christ A. He went out and wept bitterly Q. Who Condemned Christ A. Pontius Pilate Q. Who Crucified Jesus Christ A. The Bloddy Jews Q. Out of whom did Christ cast seven Devils A. Mary Magdalen Q. Which was the beloved Disciple of Jesus Christ A. John. Q. Who forsook Christ for the love of the World A. Demas Q. Who are the best Children A. They that fear God and keep his Commandments and obey their Parents Q. Who are the worst Children A. They that Lye and Swear Steal and break the Sabbath and dispise God and break his Holy and Righteous Commandements Q. What become of the Wicked when they dye A.
necessary for us and thy whole Church according to thy promise in Iesus Christ our Lord In whose name we beseech thee as he hath taught us saying Our Father c. An Evening Prayer for a Family O Lord God Father everlasting and full of pitty we acknowledge and confess that we be not worthy to lift up our eyes to Heaven much less to present our selves before thy Majesty with Confidence that thou wilt hear our Prayers and grant our Requests if we consider our own deservings For our Consciences do accuse us and our Sins witness against us and we know that thou art an upright Iudge which dost not justifie the sinners and wicked men but punishest the faults of all such as transgress thy Commandments Yet most merciful Father since it hath pleased thee to command us to cast on thee in all our troubles and adversities promising even then to help us when we feel our selves as it were swallowed up of Death and desparation we utterly Renounce all Worldly confidence and flee to thy Soveraign bounty as our only stay and refuge beseeching thee not to call to remembrance our manifold sins and wickedness whereby we continually provoke thy wrath and indignation against us Neither our Negligence and unkindness which have neither worthily esteemed nor in our lives sufficiently expressed the sweet comfort of thy holy Gospel revealed unto us but rather to accept the obedience and death of thy Son Iesus Christ who by offering up his body in Sacrifice once for all hath made a sufficient recompence once for all our Sins Have Mercy therefore upon us O Lord and forgive us our offences teach us by thy holy Spirit that we may rightly weigh them and earnestly repent for the same And so much the rather O Lord because that the Reprobate and such as thou hast forsaken cannot please thee nor call upon thy Name but the repenting heart the sorrowful mind the Consience oppressed hung ring and thirsting for thy Grace shall ever set forth thy proise and Glory And albeit we are but worms and dust yet thou art our Creator and we the works of thy hands yea thou art our Father and we thy children thou art our Shepherd and we thy stock thou art our Redeemer and we thy people whom thou hast bought thou art our God and we thine Inheritance correct us not therefore in thine anger O Lord neither according to out deserts punish us but mercifully Chastise us with a Fatherly affection Finally forasmuch as it hath pleased thee to make the Night for Man to rest in as thou haft ordained him the Day to Travel in Grant O dear father that we may so take our bodily rest that our Souls may continually watch for the time that our Lord Iesus Christ shall appear for our deliverance out of this Mortal life and in the mean season that we not overcome by any fantasies dreams or other temptations may fully set our minds upon thee love thee feat thee and rest in thee furthermore that out sleep be not excessive or overmuch after the insatiable desires of our flesh but only sufficient to content our weak natures that we may be better disposed to live in all Godly Conversation to the Glory of thy Holy Name and profit of our Brethren Amen FINIS Courteous READER THere is lately published an Excellent and profitable Sermon called The Christians blessed choice Likewise Christs first Sermon also Christ's last Sermon and the Christians best Garment Also Heavens Glory and Hells Horror And a Warning piece to the sloathful idle careless drunken and secure ones of these last and worst of times Very Godly Books and are but three-pence a piece Likewise 1. Englands Faithful Physitian 2. The dreadful Character of a Drunkard 3. Dooms-day at hand 4. The Father's last Blessing to his Children 5. The Black Book of Conscience 6. The sin of Pride Arraign'd and Condemn'd 7. The Plain-man's plain Path-way to Heaven 8. Death Triumphant 9. The Charitable Christian All these Books written by John Hart Dr. of Divinity and are to be Sold by W. Thackeray and T. Passinger All very necessary for these Licentious Times The Royall Oake