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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A09942	Praiers of holi fathers, patryarches, prophetes, iudges, kynges, and renowmed men and wemen of eyther testamente; Bible. English. Selections.	Brunfels, Otto, 1488-1534. Precationes Biblicae.	1544 (1544)	STC 20200; ESTC S105486	67,253	226

¶ The prayse of the angelles at the birth of Christe 42. ¶ Geuyng of thankes of Simiō 42 ¶ Thankes of Paule for his conuersion vnto Christe 42. ¶ A song of the triumphers ouer the beaste 42. ¶ A blessyng of the people by kyng Salomon 43. ¶ The blessynges and prayers of S Ambrose and Austyne 43. ¶ Praiers for succoures and rele●fes of life for wisedome for humilitie and for other naturall gyftes ¶ The request of Iacob for sustētatiō and relief of this present life 45 ¶ The praier of Anna vnto the lorde that she might obtain a childe 45. ¶ The prayer of Salomon for wysedome well to gouerne his people daiely to bee praied of all princes and other rulers 45. ¶ A prayer of Salomon for a competency of life 46. ¶ A prayer for obteynynge of wysedome 46. ¶ A prayer for mekenesse and the obteinyng of chastitie 47. ¶ The prayer of Iesus the soonne of Siracke in necessitie and for wysedome 47. ¶ The praier of Abacuc the prophet for ignorauncies 49. ¶ The prayer of oure Lorde Iesus whiche he taughte his deciples 49 ¶ A prayer of the faithefull congregacion that thei maie speake the woord of God boldely 50. ¶ A praier of Christ vnto his father for his litle ones whiche trust and repose theimselues vpon hym 50. ¶ Certain Psalmes picked forth miete for daily prayers vnto GOD. ¶ To bee deliuered from the vngodly that wee perishe not with theim that endeuour by al meanes to withdraw vs from the waie of trueth and that all good menne maie continually bee enuironned with goddes protecciō 52 ¶ To escape goddes wrathe and to obtain his mercie so shalt thou praie with Dauid 53. ¶ If thou bee falsely belied and maligned of thine aduersary acustome thyself to that prayer of Dauid whiche he song to the Lorde vpon the woordes of the soonne of Iemini 54 ¶ A sāctifiyng for the mercy of God shewed vs in temptacions and aduersities and for the meruelous subuersion and destruccion of our aduersaries 55. ¶ A lamentacion and waylyng vnto God whyte antichryste triumphethe and sleeth the holyones of God persecuteth the Gospell 56 ¶ That wee bee not wrapped in the blyndnes of the wycked and that we perishe not for euer 58. ¶ That the heauenly father wil not suffre vs to shrynke at so mighty aduersaries and so cruelly pursuynge whyle wee bee full of all pleasures of the worlde so wee maie praye with the prophete prayng in the persone of Chryste 58. ¶ With muche affiaunce of hearte vpon God a prayer for synne and for the grauntyng of his holy spirite for it is not possible but God will heare vs a cordyng to christes promise in the Gospell 59 ¶ In the affliccion or passion bothe of the spirite and of the flesh so maie wee praye with Christe and with the godly 60. ¶ A sainctifiyng of god for that the earthe is full of his mercie and that by his mighty woorde he wroughte all thynges 62. ¶ A stablishemente of the mynde against suche as sklander vs that wee againe vpbraide not theim whiche thyng is a greate gifte of God 63. ¶ For remission of synnes and of eiuill lustes that floue in vs. 64 ¶ A godly prayer agaynste the enemies 65. ¶ That beeyng lightened with goddes grace wee maie knowe here in earth the waie that ledeth to god whiche is a sure confidente vpō god and charite towardes the neighbour 66. ¶ Agaynste Antichriste pursuynge and killyng the holy ones of god and defylynge the misteries of Goddes woorde 66. ¶ A prayer and yeldyng of thankes for that wee bee redemed by Chryste from eternall death 67. ¶ When wee bee cleane putte out of all conforte wee maie praye with the prophete in the persone of Christ 68. ¶ A bewaylyng of our corrupte nature and of the miserie of this life by reason of synne 69. ¶ A sainctificaciō of the lordes name for that he made all thynges and all bee in his hande 70. ¶ Whiles we seme to bee in the middes of tribulacion forsaken of men yea and of God also 71. ¶ A mery thankesgeuyng for all the benefites cōferred vnto vs by christ 73 ¶ An other geuyng of thankes and prayse 74. ¶ A halowyng and praysyng of the Lorde that he meruaylously auaunceth his as well in heauen as in earth 76. ¶ A cōmendacion of the Lordes mercy that he hath vouchesaue to call vs Gentiles and Heathen persones vnto his faith 76. ¶ A prayer that God hymself maie lede rule teache and directe vs in his waie in his preceptes and in his gospell and that he maie kepe vs frō the doctrynes tradicions of menne 77. ¶ When wee are brused and humbled in hearte and contrarywyse the worlde reioyseth and triumpheth 85 ¶ To bee deliuered from bloudsuppers that busy theimselues to plucke vs from the waie of God bothe by force and crafty meanes and whith labour to abolishe godes woorde 85. ¶ That God maie kepe vs that wee synne not with our toungue neither excuse oure synnes as hypocrytes dooe 86. ¶ That wee maie bee ledde forth of the prisone of distresse of synnes and of deathe to the prayse and glory of God that wee bee no longer pressed vpon earth 87. ¶ When wee finde no merites in vs no righteousnes of our owne but all thynges desperate And again remembre how God frome the begynnynge of the worlde hathe wroughte wonders in his sainctes and hath neuer forsaken suche as call vpō hym thus maie wee praye 87. ¶ A thankesgeuynge that all bee it wee vile yet by the vertue of GOD wee bee strong agaynste all straunge children that is to saie suche as bee not chosen to the inherytaunce of God 88. ¶ A praysynge of God for his meruailes mercy and the eternall raigne of his clemencie whiche prouidethe for all his creatour●s and in especiall for suche as feare hym 89 ¶ A praier of God that in onely god the euerlastyng kynge wee oughte to trust and not in princes in power in wysedome or in the righteousnes of the elementes of this worlde 91. ¶ A praysyng of the lordes name 91 ¶ A praisyng of God from all creatures first heauenly then earthly 92 ¶ A praysynge of GOD in hymself that he is holy and halowyng strong and strengthyng greate and making great c. 93. ¶ Against the enemie of the trouth 93 ¶ A psalme whiche bycause it is all together euangelicall and teacheth the contēpt of this worlde wee haue put at th ende to the intent in all our tribulacion in the pride of the wycked wee maie conforte ourselues 95. ¶ Certain praiers shorte and of diuers sortes ¶ The prayer of Moses at the remouyng of the tentes 98. ¶ The prayer of Aaron and Moses for their sister Mari striken with the lepre 98. ¶ The prayer of Moses to the Lorde that he moughte passe into the lande of behest ¶ Other twoo shorte prayers ¶ Sixe shorte prayers ¶ Foure shorte prayers 100. ¶ An inuocacion to God for the aide of the faithfull for the vengeaunce of the vnfaithfull miscreauntes and for manifestacion of hymself to bee the selfsame God that all the prophetes hath preedicate shewed before 101 ¶ An exortacion to die gladly for it is the iudgemente of the Lorde ouer all fleshe 102 PSALMES OF DAVID agaynste tyrannes and persecutoures of Goddes woorde ¶ That all suche as liue in satans bondage maie come to the knowlage of faith in Iesus Christe 103. ¶ For rulers and comon peace 103. ¶ Against the enemies of the people of God tyrannes heretikes and ragyng ●o●ues 104 ● The testament of Moses 105 ● The prayer of the Centuriō 108. ● The prayer of the thefe on the crosse 108. FINIS ¶ Imprinted ●n London by Richard Grafton Cum priuilegio ad imprimendum solum These bookes are to bee solde at the Weste doore of P●●●●s in London By Wyllyam Tylotson

thou hast made all thynges with thy woorde and ordained manne throught thy wysedome that he should haue dominion ouer the creature whiche thou haste made that he should ordre the worlde acordyng to equitie and righteousnes and execute iudgemente with a true hearte geue me wysedome whiche is euer aboute thy seate and put me not out from emong thy children For I thy seruaunte and soonne of thy handemayde am a feble persone of a short tyme and to young to the vnderstandyng of iudgement and of thy lawes And thoughe a manne hee neuer so perfect emong the childrē of menne yet if thy wysedome bee not with hym he shal bee nothyng worth Oh sende her out of thy holy heauēs and from the trone of thy maiestie that she maie bee with me laboure with me that I maie knowe what is acceptable in thy sighte For she knoweth and vnderstandeth all thynges and she shall conducte me sobrely in my woorkes and preserue me in her power So shall my woorkes bee acceptable AMEN ¶ A prayer for mekenes and the obteinyng of chastitie Eccle. 23. O LORDE thou father and God of my life lette me not haue a proud loke But tourne a waie all volupteousnes from me Take from me the lustes of the body lett not the desyres of vnclennes take holde vpon me and geue me not ouer into an vnshamefaste and obstinate mynde Amen ¶ The prayer of Iesus the soonne of Syrache in necessitie for wisedome Eccle. the laste I Thanke thee O Lorde kyng and praise thee O God my sauiour I will yelde prayses vnto thy name for thou art my defender and helper from the snare of traitours toūgues and from theim that are occupied in lies Thou haste been my helper from suche as stode vp againste me and haste deliuered me acordyng to the multitude of thy mercie for thy holy names sake Thou haste deliuered me from the roaryng of theim that prepared theimselues to deuoure me out of thy handes of suche as soughte after my life from the multitude of theim that troubled me and wente aboute to sette fyre vpon me on euery syde so that I was not brente in the middes of the fyre From the depe of hell frō an vnclene toungue from liyng woordes from the wicked kyng and frō vnrighteouse toungue My soule shall prayse the Lorde vnto deathe for my life drewenie vnto hell Thei cōpassed me roūde aboute on euery syde and there was no manne to help me I looked about me if there were any manne that would succoure me but ther was none Thē thought I vpon thy mercie O Lorde and vpon thy actes that thou haste dooen euer of olde namely that thou deliueredest suche as putte their trust in thee riddest theim out of the handes of the Heathen Thus lifted I vp my prayer from the earth and praied for deliueraunce from deathe I called vpon the Lorde my father that he would not leaue me without help in the daie of my trouble and in the tyme of the proude I praysed thy name cōtinually yeldyng honoure and thankes vnto it and so my prayer was harde Thou sauedest me from destruction and deliueredest me from the vnrighteouse tyme. Therefore will I acknowelage and prayse thee and magnifie the name of the LORDE When I was yet but young or cun I went a straye I desired wysedome openly in my prayer I came therfore before the temple and I soughte her verie busyly The● florished she vnto me as a grape that is sone rype My hearte reioysed in her then went my fote the right waie yea frō my youth soughte I after her I bowed doune myne eare receiued her I tounde in my self muche wysedome and prospered greately in her Therefore will I ascribe the glorye vnto hym that geueth me wysedome for I am aduised to dooe therafter I will bee gelouse to cleue vnto the thyng that is good so shall I not bee confounded My soule hath wresstled with her and I haue been di●igent to bee occupied in her I lifte vp myne handes on highe thē was my soule lightened through wysedome that I knowelaged my foolishnes I ordred my soule after her she and I were one hearte from the begynnyng and I founde her in clennesse and therfore shall I not bee forsaken My hearte longed after her and I gat a good treasure Thorowe her the Lorde hathe geuen me a newe tongue wherwith I wyll prayse hym Oh come vnto me ye vnlearned and dwell in the house of wysdome withdrawe not youreselues from her but talke and comen of these thynges for your soules are very thurstye I opened my mouthe and spake Oh come and bye wysdome withoute money bowe downe youre necke vnder her yoke and your soule shal receiue wisdome she is hard at hande and is content to bee found Beholde with your eyes howe I haue had but lytle laboure and yet haue founde much rest Oh receyue wysdom and ye shal haue plenty of syluer and golde in possession Lette youre mynde reioyse in his mercye and bee not ashamed of his prayse woorke his woorke by tymes and he shall geue you youre rewarde in due tyme. ¶ The prayer of Abacuc Prophete for ignorauncy Abacuc 3. O Lorde when I heard speake of thee then I was afrayed The woorke that thou hast taken in hande shalte thou perfourme in his tyme. Oh Lorde when thy tyme commeth thou shalt declare it In thy very wrathe thou thynkest vpon mercy The Lorde God is my strengthe he shall make my feate as the feete of hartes and he whiche geueth the victorie shall bryng me to my hye places syngyng vpon my psalmes Amen ¶ The prayer of our Lord Iesus which he taughte his discyples Math. 6. OVr father whiche art in heauen halowed bee thy name Thy kyngdome come Thy wyll bee doen in earth as it is in heauen Geue vs this day our dayly bread And forgeue vs our trespaces as we forgeue theim that trespace againste vs. And lette vs not bee led into temptacion But delyuer vs from euell for thyne is the kyngdome and the power and the glorie for euer Amen ¶ A prayer of the faythfull congregacion that they maye speake the woorde of God boldly Actes 4. LOrd thou art God which hast made heauen earthe the sea all that in theim is which by the mouth of thy seruaunte Dauid haste saied why dyd the heathen rage the people ymagyne vayne thynges The kynges of the earth stoode vp the rulers came together agaynst the Lorde and agaynst Christe For of a truthe agaynst this holy chyld Iesus whom thou hast anoynted both Herode and also Pontius Pylate with the Gentyles the people of Israel gathered theim selues together to dooe euen what soeuer thyne handes and thy counsayle determined before to bee dooen And nowe Lorde beholde theyr threatenynges and graunte vnto thy seruauntes with al confidence to speake thy woorde and that thou stretche forthe thyne hande to the intente that healyng signes wonders maye bee dooen