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A01648	Gerards prayers; or, a daylie practice of pietie: divided into foure parts. 1 of Confession of sinnes. 2 of Thanksgiving, for benefits. 3 of Petitions for our selues 4 of Supplicatio[n]s for our neighbours. Written (originally) in the Latine tongue, by Iohn Gerard; Doctor in Divinitie, and Superintendent of Heldeburg. Translated and revised by Ralph Winterton, Fellow of Kinges Colledge in Cambridge. Wherevnto is added a morning and euening prayer, for a familie; Exercitum pietatis quotidianum quadripartitum. English	Gerhard, Johann, 1582-1637.; Winterton, Ralph, 1600-1636.	1638 (1638)	STC 11781; ESTC S113839	40,224	118

of thy Sonnes crosse was greater Our sinnes presse vs downe vnto hell But thy mercie in Christ Iesus rayseth vs vp By Satan wee are accused But by Iesus Christ wee are defended By the law wee are convicted But by Iesus Christ wee are justified By our owne conscience wee are condemned But by Iesus Christ wee are absolued In vs there is nothing but sinne death and damnation In him there is treasured vp for vs righteousnesse lyfe and salvation Wee are poore Hee is our riches Wee are naked Hee is our covering Wee are exposed to thy furie persuing vs Hee is the buckler of our defence and our refuge Hee is the rocke of our salvation in him doe we trust His wounds are the clefts of the rocke Giue vs we beseech thee the wings of a Doue that by faith wee may hide our selues in the clefts of this rocke that thyne anger waxe not hote against vs to consume vs Let not thy justice triumph in our confusion but let thy mercie rejoyce in our salvation Pardon the sinfull course of our lyfe past and guyde vs by thy holie Spirit for the tyme to come Amende what is amisse increase all gifts and graces which thou hast alreadie given and giue vnto vs what thou best knowest to bee wanting Bee gracious and favourable to thy whole Church especially to that part thereof which thou hast committed vnto the protection of thy servant our Soveraigne King CHARLES Grant that he may see it flowrishing in peace and prosperitie in the profession and practice of thy Gospell all the dayes of his lyfe and after this lyfe ended crowne him wee beseech thee with a crowne of immortall glorie Let not the sceptre of this kingdome depart from his house neyther let there bee wanting a man of his Race to sit vpon his throne so long as the sunne and moone endureth Of this thou hast giuen vs a pledge alreadie in blessing the fruit of the Queens wombe Let the Queene still bee lyke a fruitfull vyne And let the Prince grow vp lyke a plant in thyne house Let thy mercie bee extended to the Ladie Elizabeth our Kings onelie sister and her princelie issue How long Lord just and true how long shall their enemies prevaile and say There there so would wee haue it It is tyme for thee to lay to thyne hand for they haue laide waste their dwelling place Aryse O Lord and let their enemies bee scattered and let them that hate them flee before them Carrie them backe agayne into their owne countrey if it may bee for thy glorie and their good make them glad with the joy of thy countenance and let them rejoyce vnder their owne vynes Wee returne home agayne and beseech thee to bee gracious and mercifull to the Kings Councell the Nobilitie the Magistracie the Ministerie the Gentrie and the Commonalitie Giue vnto those whom thou hast vse● as instruments for our good rewardes temporall and eternall Forgiue those that be our enemies and turne their hearts Forget not those that groane vnder the crosse Cloath the naked feed the hungrie visite the sicke deliver the captiues defend the fatherlesse and widows relieue the oppressed confirme and strengthen those that suffer persecution for righteousnesse sake cure those that are brokē in heart speake peace vnto their consciences that are tormented with the sense of their sinnes suffer them not to bee swallowed vp in despare Stand by those that are readie to depart out of this lyfe When their eyes shall bee darkned in the agonie of doath kindle in their hearts the light of saving fayth when their eares shall bee stopt let thy Spirit speake vnto them inwardlie and comfort them and when the house of their earthlie tabernacle shall bee dissolved them Lord receaue their souls As we haue made bold to make our prayers and supplications vnto thee for our selues and others So also wee render vnto thee all possible praise and thanksgiving for all thy benefits bestowed vpon our selues and others Wee thanke thee in speciall for our election creation redemption vocation justification for all the blessed means of our sanctification and for the assured hope of our future glorification Wee thanke thee for our health mayntenance and libertie for preserving vs ever since wee were borne for blessing vs in all that wee haue put our handes vnto this day Let thy mercie still bee continued vnto vs wee beseech thee Let the eye of thy providence which never slumbreth nor sleepeth watch over vs and let the hand of thy power protect and defende vs Cover vs this night vnder the shadow of thy wings that no evill happen vnto vs. Grant that our bodies may bee refreshed this night with such moderate rest that wee may bee the fitter for the workes of our vocation and thy service the next morning Heare vs we beseech thee for Iesus Christ his sake our Lord and onlie Saviour in whose name and words wee call vpon thee further praying Our Father c. FINIS Psal. 51. 5 〈◊〉 24 4 Rom. 7 23 Titus ● 5 Matt. 15 19 Psal. 143. 2 Psal. 51. 1 Psal. 42. ● Isai 9. 6 1 Cor. 1. 30 Psal. 90. 8 Psal. 25. 7 ●et 31 34 Ge● 6 5 Pro● 24 1● Psal. 29 12 Phil. 2. 8 Luke ● 42 Prov. 24 16 Matt. 26. 〈◊〉 Rom. 7. 1● Isai. 6● 6 P●●● ●30 3 Psal. 143. 3 Iob. ● 3 Exod. 20 1 Rom. 7. ● Iohn 4. 23 Iohn 6. 5● Isai 53. 9 Exod 20. 1● Matt. 5 28 Isai 53 9 1 Pet 2 22 Rom 3. 28 1 Tim 2 1● Ezek. 3 21 Matt. 10. 28 Psal. 118 22 Luke 15 1● 19 19 Rom. 6 23 Cant. 2. 14 Psal. 18 〈◊〉 Psal. 4● ● Rom. 5. 1 ●Iohn 3 20 Col. 2 14 Psal. 51. 17 Matt 〈◊〉 28 Psal. ●30 ● Psal. 230 1 Mic. 7 19 Psal. 38. 3 Luke 15 19 Rom. 2 4 Rom. 13. 〈◊〉 2 Cor 7. ● Psal. 5● 7 Gen. 〈◊〉 33 Isai 53. ●5 Matt. 27. 46 Iob 10 8 9 10 11 12 Psal 1●9 13 14 15 〈◊〉 17 18 Matt. 5. 44 Hag. 2. ● Colos 1 14 Luke 15. 8 Gal. 4 4 Prov. 8 3● Gal. 4 4 Isai 7. 14 Heb. 2 16 1 Tim 3. 16 Isai ● 6 Ephes 5. 3● Matt. 22. 2 Isai 49 16 Matt. ●7 46 Ephes 5. 8 Luke 1. 79 Psal 36 11 Iohn 1 9. Matt 5. 15 Isai 52 ● Nah 1. 15 Rom. 10. 15 Rom. 11. 25 Psal 119 105 ●●ai ●5 ● Revel 3 20 Revel ● 5 Wisd 11. 1● Rom. ● 4 Bernard in his 2 Serm. of the seavē lo●us Gra●at in the 2 book of the life of Chr. cap 2 Ierm 13 23. Ierm 31. 〈◊〉 Ephes 2 ● Isai 53. ● G●anat out of Aug●●●ines Medications Iohn 6. 37 Luke 15. 13 Iohn 1. ●8 C●●● ● ● Ephes 6 25 Luke ●5 23 Rom. 5 21 Isai 65 ● Isai 38 〈◊〉 Reve 6. 〈◊〉 2 Pet. 2. 20 22 2 Pet 2. 21 22 2 Cor 12. 9 Psal. 94. 10 Matt. 4. 4 Matt 7. 7 Matt. ●8 19 ● Iohn 1. 7 Psal 51. 7 Hos●● 2. 19 Ephes 1. 14 Matt. 3 16 Iohn 6. 54 50 Hilar. in his 8 book of the Trinitie pag. 141 Luke 23 46 Psal 32. ● Mic. 7. 19 1 Sam 25 2● Psal 36. 9 Psal. 80. 15 ●sai 5. 2 Ephes 4 11 1 Pet 4. 11 Actes 20. 28 Iohn ●1 15 Bern. 2 Serm of the resurection Col ●34 Heb. 13. 17 Gregor ● book of pastoral C●●e cap. 6 Matt. 9. last Actes 1● 14 Iohn 〈◊〉 48 Heb. 4 2 Isai 55. 〈◊〉 1 Cor 3 7 Matt. ●3 4 Luke 8 14 13 ● Tim 5. 5 Heb. 13 4 Tobi● 3. 8 Gen. 2. 20 Ephes 5. 32 Ephes 6. 4 Ephes 6. 5 Matt 10 42 1 Cor 9. 11 Matt. 5. 44 Iames 4 14 Rom. 12 18 Ephes 4 4 Ephe 4 5 Actes ● 5 1 Tim 4. 10 1 Tim 2 ● P●al 145 14 Psal. 68. 5 Matt. 5 10 Matt. 16. 2●

rashlie vpon my neighbour Thy holie will requireth that my spirit minde soule be free from cōcupiscence But how often doth my flesh solicite mee to sinne and contaminateth my spirit with wicked concupiscences As a fountayne doeth abound with continuall bubbling of water So doeth my heart alwayes swell with evill concupiscence For these and all other my sinnes and defects I offer vnto thee most holie Father the most perfect obedience of thy Sonne who loved all men with perfect loue and in whose mouth was found no guyle in whose words and deeds no aberrations no corruption in nature To this propitiation I flee with true fayth and by fayth I sucke out of his wounds as much as is sufficient to justifie mee and saue mee Haue mercie on mee my GOD and my Father Amen PRAYER VI. Hee showeth that wee often partake in other mens sinnes HOlie God and just Iudge Thou hast committed vnto mee not only the care of mine own soule but also the care of my neighbours But how often doeth my neyghbour through my negligence suffer great losse of godlinesse How often doe I neglect freelie and boldlie to chyde him when hee sinneth How often doe I being hindred eyther by favour or feare reproue him for his sinnes more slightlie than I ought In pouring out prayers for his salvation I am too remisse in reprehending his sinnes I am too-too timerous in furthering his salvation I am too sloathfull insomuch that thou mayest justly require at my hands the blood of my neyghbour that perisheth If there were in mee a perfect and sincere loue of my neyghbour surelie from thence would proceed freedome in reproving of sinne If the fire of sincere charitie did burne in my heart surelie it would breake foorth more clearlie into the spirituall incense of prayers to be made for the salvation of my neyghbours For a man to pray for himselfe it is a duetie of necessitie But to pray for the salvation of his neyghbour it is a deede of charitie As often therefore as I neglect to pray for the salvation of my neyghbour so often I condemne my selfe for the breach of the commandement of the loue of my neighbour My neighbour dieth the death of the bodie and sorrow filleth all with lamentation and mourning when as yet the death of the bodie bringeth no hurt to a godlie man but rather giveth him a passage into a celestiall countrey My neighbour dieth the death of the soule and behold I am nothing troubled at it I see him die and grieue not at all when as yet sinne is the true death of the soule and bringeth with it the losse of the inestimable grace of God eternall lyfe My neighbour delinquisheth against the king who can onlie kill the bodie and beholde I seeke by all meanes his reconciliation but hoe sinneth against the King of all kings that can cast both bodie and soule into hell-fire and yet I beholde it in securitie and consider not that this offence is an infinite evill My neighbour stumbleth at a stone and I runne presentlie to saue him from a fall or otherwise to raise him vp if hee bee fallen Hee stumbleth at the corner stone of our salvation and beholde I securelie passe by it and labour not with care and diligence to lift him vp againe Mine owne sinnes are grievous anough And yet I haue not beene afrayde to participate in other mens sinnes Bee propitious O God vnto me great sinner and overburdened To thy mercie I flee in Christ and through Christ promised vnto mee I come vnto this lyfe beeing dead in sinne I come vnto this Way having gone astray in the path of sinne I come vnto this Salvation being by reason of my sinne guiltie of damnation Quicken mee guide mee and saue mee thou which art my Life my Way and my Salvation for ever and ever Amen PRAYER VII Hee showeth that wee are manie wayes convinced of sinne HOlie God and just Iudge If I looke vp to heaven I thinke with my selfe that I haue manie wayes offended thee my GOD and Father I haue sinned against heaven and before thee I am not worthie to bee called thy sonne If I looke down vpon the earth I thinke with my selfe how I haue abused thy creatures by my sinnes I haue infinitelie abused not onlie the darknesse of the night but also the light of the day to worke workes of darknesse If I looke vpon the examples of sinners vpon whom thou in thy just judgement hast inflicted punishment I finde that the weyght of my sinnes will counterpoise theirs If I looke vpon the examples of the Sayncts I finde that I come farre short of them in my holie service of thee If I thinke vpon the Angell my keeper I finde that often I put him to flight by my sinnes If I thinke of the devills I finde that I haue often given place to their suggestions If I weygh with my selfe the rigour of thy lawe I finde that my lyfe is manie wayes irregular If I looke vpon my selfe I finde that the verie cogitatiōs of my heart doe accuse mee before thy judgement If I thinke vpon the houre of death to come I finde that it is the just reward of my sinnes and vnlesse thou of thy meere mercie for Christ his sake shalt receaue mee the gate and entrance into everlasting death If I thinke vpon the judgement to come I finde my deserts such that thou mayest justlie call mee to the most exact account and punish my sinnes according to the strict severitie of thy law If I thinke vpon hell I finde that I haue deserved by my sinnes the most just punishment there If I thinke vpon eternall lyfe I finde that I haue by my sinnes justlie fallen away from all hope of attaynment All thinges therefore convince mee of my sinnes Onlie thou thou O my God bee not thou extreame against mee To Christ thy beloved Sonne my onlie mediatour I betake my selfe By him I most firmlie belieue I shall obtayne thy grace remission of my sinnes Thy creatures accuse me the booke of my conscience accuseth mee both the tables of thy divyne law accuse me Satan accuseth mee day and night But take thou vpon thee my patronage O sweet Iesus To thee the poore man is left bereft of all solace of the creatures All my refuge is placed in thy satisfaction for my sinnes and in thy inte●cession at the right hand of the Father for mee My soule take thou the wings of the morning and lyke a doue hide thy selfe in the clests of the rocke that is in the wounds of Christ thy Saviour Hyde thy selfe in this rocke till the anger of the LORD bee passed by and thou shalt finde rest and thou shalt finde protection and thou shalt finde deliverance therein AMEN PRAYER VIII Hee by the effects of contrition argueth vs to bee convicted of the haynousnesse of sinne HOlie God and just Iudge My heart is

doe yet all serue him To thee bee praise and honour for ever who art the Creatour and Conserver of all thinges Without thee the true sunne I should vanish away as doeth the shadow Without thee the true life I should presentlie depart out of this lyfe Without thee the true beeing I should suddenlie fall to nothing To thee onlie is due that I liue moue and haue my beeing Therefore to thee alone will I liue and adhere for ever Amen PRAYER III. Hee rendereth thankes for our redemption wrought by Christ. I Owe vnto thee O eternall and Almightie GOD most heartie thankes for that thou hast created mee when I was nothing But much more for that thou hast redeemed mee when I was lost and condemned I did hang in the jawes of hell And thou didst plucke mee out by the blood of thy Sonne I was the slaue of Satan but thy grace hath delivered mee out of the power of the devill and translated mee into the kingdome of Christ I owe my selfe whollie vnto thee because thou createdst mee whollie My tongue ought alwayes to prayse thee because thou gavest it vnto mee My mouth ought alwayes to set foorth thy prayse because the aire and breath which it draweth is thyne My heart ought alwayes to cleaue vnto thee with perpetuall loue because thou didst forme it All my members ought to bee readie for thy service because thou didst wonderfully frame them how many and how great soever they be But if I owe my selfe whollie vnto thee because thou createdst mee What shal I repay vnto thee for redeeming mee out of slaverie and captivitie The lost sheepe thou hast delivered out of the clawes of the infernall wolfe The fugitiue slaue thou hast pluckt out of the prison of the devil The lost gr●at thou hast sought out with great carefulnesse In Adam I fell and thou hast erected mee In Adam I was captivated in the bonds of sinne but thou hast set mee at libertie In Adam I was lost and againe thou hast saved mee What am I worme that thou shouldest be so solicitous for redeeming mee What am I worme that thou shouldest bee so prodigallie bountifull for saving mee If thou hadst altogether cast off our first parents after their fall and hadst throwne them with all their posteritie out from the presence of thy glorie into the lowest pit of hell there is none of vs could justlie complaine of anie wrong done vnto him For they had receaved and wee had receaved for our deedes a just reward What else could wee haue desired or expected from thee who createdst vs after thine owne image furnishedst vs with power and sufficiencie to haue kept our innocencie But in this thou didst manifest thy incomprehensible and vnspeakeable loue towards vs in that thou didst promise vnto our first parents after their fall thy Sonne for their Redeemer and in the fulnesse of tyme didst sende him vnto vs to call vs from death to lyfe from sinne to righteousnesse and from the infernall pit vnto celestiall glorie O thou lover of man whose delight is with the sonnes of men who can worthilie set foorth the prayse of thy loue to man Yea who can in mynde conceaue the worthinesse thereof These are the incomprehensible riches of thy goodnesse This is the infinite treasure of thy gifts which the slendernesse of our capacitie and vnderstanding cannot conceaue Was a servant so deare vnto thee that thy Sonne must bee delivered to death for his redemption Was an enemie so much to bee beloved that thou shouldest appoynt thy most beloved Sonne to be his redeemer My soule is astonisht with the verie consideration of this thy goodnesse and doth whollie turne and dissolue it selfe into the loue of thee AMEN PRAYER IV. Hee rendereth thankes for the inc●rn●tion of the Sonne I Render thanks vnto thee Ies● Christ thou alone Mediatour and Redeemer of mankinde for that thou hast in the fulnesse of tyme personallie vnited vnto thee the true humane nature and hast vouchsafed to bee borne of a Virgin How great is thy loue to man in that thou d●●●● not assume the nature of Angels but the seed● of Abraham How great is the misterie of godlinesse that thou beeing verie GOD wouldest bee made manifest in the flesh How great is the inclination of thy pitie that descending from heave● for my sake thou hast endured to bee borne of a Virgin For mee most vile creature Creator Almightie thou art become man For mee most abject servant most glorious Lord thou hast put on the shape of a servant that by taking flesh vpon thee thou mightest set my flesh at libertie To mee thou art borne Whatsoever celestiall good therefore thou bringest with thee in thy Nativitie shall bee mine To me● thou art given And therefore all thinges with thee My nature in thee is more glorified than it was in Adam dishonoured For thou doest assume it into the Vnitie of thy Person whereas it was weakened with accidentall corruption onelie by Satan Thou art flesh of my flesh and b●●● of my bone Thou art my brother And what canst thou denye vnto mee seeing thou art most nearlie joyned vnto mee in the same flesh affection of brotherlie loue Thou art the brydegroome who according to the good pleasure of thy heavenlie Father hast coupled vnto thee by a personall league the humane nature as a spouse To the joy of those n●●tials I doe proclaime thankfullie acknowledge that I my selfe am invited I wonder now no more that the heaven the earth the sea and all thinges that are in them were made for man by God seeing that God himselfe would for man become man Thou canst not vtterlie divorce mee and cast mee away from thee seeing that thou canst not deny that thou art a man and therefore my brother Thou canst not altogether forget mee because thou hast grave● mee in thy●e ●w● hands For the verie communion of the flesh doeth daylie and continuallie put thee in mynde of mee Thou canst not altogether forsake mee seeing that it hath pleased thee to con●oyne vnto thee tire humane nature in a most neare bond of personall vnion Although therefore my sinnes doe hinder mee yet the communion of nature doeth not repell mee I will adhere whollie vnto thee because thou hast whollie assumed mee whollie Amen PRAYER V. Hee rendereth thankes for Christs passion HOw great thankes doe I owe vnto thee O most holie Iesu for that thou hast taken vpon thee the punishment of my sinnes and hast endured hunger thirst cold wearinesse reproaches persecutiōs sorrowes povertie bonds whips pricking of thorns yea and that most bitter death of the crosse for mee sinner How great is the flame of thy loue which forced thee of thyne owne accord to throwe thy selfe into that sea of passions and that for mee most vile and vnthankfull servant Thy innocencie and righteousnesse made thee free from all sufferings But thy infinite and vnspeakable loue made

for righteousnesse sake that they may get the conquest over all their enemies and purchase the everlasting crowne of martyrdome Bee present with all those that bee in danger and calamitie and grant that they may possesse their soules in true patience and denying their owne wills take vp their crosse Let them follow him vnder the crosse on whom they belieue that hee died for vs vpon the crosse And especiallie I commend vnto thee most gracious Father those which are about the gates of death and are betweene time and eternitie wrestle with all their strength with that last enemie Confirme them O thou most potent Conquerour of death Deliver them O most glorious Captaine and Author of lyfe that they bee not overwhelmed in the waues of tentations but by thy conduct they may be brought vnto the haven of everlasting rest Haue mercie vpon all men thou which are the Creatour of all Haue mercie vpon all men thou which art the Redeemer of all To thee bee prayse and glorie for ever and ever Amen FINIS The summe of GERARD'S prayers reduced into a forme of morning prayer for the vse of an English familie The foure capitall words signifie the foure parts of Gerards prayers and the Arithmeticall figures poynt at every prayer of those parts HOlie GOD and just Iudge Thy eyes are more pure than the sunne and cannot beholde anie thing that is vncleane The Cherubims and Seraphims cover their faces before thy glorious majestie The heavens of heavens are not cleane in thy sight How then shall earth sinfull earth dust and ashes appeare before thee Wee prefume not O LORD to come before thy tribunall to plead for our righteousnesse for all our righteousnesse is as filthie rags But wee prostrate our selues with all humilitie of bodie and soule at thy mercie-seate to make CONFESSION of our sinnes Heare Lord and haue mercie Wee confesse that 1 Wee sinned in the loynes of our first parente● wee were conce●ved in sinne wee were shape● in iniquitie 2 In our chyldhood originall sinne brought foorth actuall and actuall sinnes haue increased in vs ever since as our dayes haue increased Who can reckon vp the sinnes of his youth Who can tell how oft hee offendeth The just man sinneth seaven tymes a day But 3 Wee haue sinned seaventie tymes seaven tymes everie day 4 5 All thy holie lawes and cōmandements wee haue broken in thought word and deed 6 We haue beene partakers of other mens sinnes 7 Wee are manie way●s convinced of our sinnes We are convinced 8 By the contrition of heart and the testimonie of 〈◊〉 conscience 9 By the greatnesse of thy mercie and thy benefits b●stowed vpon vs 10 By the severitie of thy justice declared in the death and passion of thy Sonne our Saviour Iesus Christ. Thou art an holle God and hearest not sinners Thou art a just Iudge and thy justice must bee satisfied Wee are sinners and the wages of sinne is death Thy justice must bee satisfied or else wee cannot escape death Wee haue nothing of our owne to giue for the ransome of our soules Therefore wee offer vnto thee holie Father that which is not ours but thy Sonnes 1 For our originall sinne wee offer vnto thee just Iudge his originall righteousnesse who is righteousnesse it selfe for our conception in sinne we offer vnto thee his most sacred conception who was conceaved by the holie Ghost for our birth in sinne we offer vnto thee his most pure nativitie who was borne of a pure virgin 2 For the offences of our youth wee offer vnto thee his most perfect innocencie in whose mouth was found no guile 3 For our daylie slips and falls wee offer vnto thee his most perfect obedience who made it his meat and drinke to doe thy will in all things 4.5 For our often breach of thy commandements wee offer vnto thee his most perfect righteousnesse who fulfilled all thy commandements 6 For our communicating in other mens sinnes wee offer vnto thee his most perfect righteousnesse communicated vnto vs. 7. 8 9 10 For our most wicked and vngodlie lyfe wee offer vnto thee his most cruell and bitter death For ●s was hee conceaved for vs was hee borne for vs was hee crucified His blood still cryeth vnto thee in our behalfe Father forgiue them Accept wee beseech then the inestimable pryce of thy Sonnes blood for a full and plenarie satisfaction for all our sinnes yea O Lord wee know that thou hast accepted it alreadie Therefore with confidence wee put vp our PETITIONS vnto thee As thou hast redeemed vs by thy Sonne so also wee beseech thee to sanctifie vs by thy holie Spirit 1 Mortifie in vs everie day more and more all sinfull lusts and affections and quicken in vs all saving graces and vertues 2 Increase our sayth ● Confirme our hope 4 Inflame our charitie Teach vs to imitate the lyfe of Christ the true patterne of perfect obedience and onlie true rule of a godlie lyfe Teach vs 5 Humilitie 6 Pat●ence 7 Meeknesse Gen●lenesse 8 Chastitie Temperance Tea●h vs 9 To conte●●e all earthlie thinges 10 To denye our selues 11 To overcome the world 12 Grant vs consolation in adversitie and true tranquillitie of the mynde Grant vs 13 Victorie in tentations and deliverance from the devills treacheries Grant vs in thyne appoynted tyme 14 A blessed departure out of this lyfe and a blessed resurrection vnto lyfe everlasting Wee pray not for our selues alone but in obedience to thy commandement wee make our SUPPLICATIONS vnto thee for all men ● Saue and desende the vniversall Church enlarge thou her borders and propagate thy Gospell 3 Blesse all Christian kings and governours especiallie thy servang CHARLES our most gracious Kin and governour Blesse togethe with him our gracious Queene MARIE Blesse vnto them and vs and our posteritie after vs our hopefull Prince Charles season him betymes with true religion that hee may bee an instrument of thy glorie the joye of his parents and the blesing of thy people Remember David and all his troubles the Ladie Elizabeth our Kings onelie sister and her princelie issue Suffer them not still to mourne in a strange land but restore them if it bee thy will to their former inheritance Blesse all our kings loyall subjects from the highest vnto the lowest Giue vnto the Senatours counsell and wisedome 3 To the magistrates justice and fortitude to those that are vnder them Christian subjection and obedience 2 To the ministers of thy word holinesse of lyfe and soundnesse of doctrine to the hearers of thy word diligent attention to the word preached and a care and conscience to liue hereafter Blesse 4 Everie familie in this kingdome this especiallie and all that belong vnto it Blesse our 5 parents brethren sisters kinsfolke benefactours and friends 6 Forgiue our enemies 7 Show pitie and compassion to all those that are afflicted and in miserie Relieue them according to their severall wants and necessities Bee thou a Father to the fatherlesse