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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A68935	An epitome of the Psalmes, or briefe meditacions vpon the same, with diuerse other moste christian prayers, translated by Richard Tauerner; Precationes Christinæ ad imitationem psalmorum copositæ. English	Capito, Wolfgang, 1478-1541.; Taverner, Richard, 1505?-1575.; Brunfels, Otto, 1488-1534. Precationes Biblicae.	1539 (1539)	STC 2748; ESTC S119604	91,371	344

his seruaūtes on all the people of his lande For thou knewest that they were presumptuous cruel agaynst thē and so madest thou the a name as it is this daye And the red see dyddest thou deuyde before thē so that they wēte thorow the myddes of the see drye shoed As touching their ꝑsecutours thou threwest them in to the depe as a stone into the ragyng waters and leddest thy people on the daye tyme in a clowdye pyller on y e nyght season in a pyller of fyre to shewe them lyght in the waye that they went Thou cāmest downe also vpon mount Sinai and spakest vnto them frome heauen gaueste them right iudgementes true lawes good commaundementes statutes and declaredst vnto thē thy holy Sabboth and commaundedst them preceptes ordinaūces lawes by Moses thy seruaunt and gauest them breade from heauen whē they were hungry and broughtest forthe water for them out of the rocke whē they were thirsty promisedst thē that they shulde go in and take possession of the land ouer which thou haddest lyfte vp thyne hande for to gyue thē But they and our fathers were proud and hardnecked so that they folowed not thy commaundementes and refused to heare dyd not remēbre the wonders that thou dyddest for them but became obstinate and hedy in so muche that they tourned backe to their bondage in their disobediēce But thou my God forgauest wast gracyous mercyfull pacient and of greate goodnes and forsokest them not And though they made a molten calfe and sayde this is thy god that brought the out of the land of Egypt and did greate blasphemyes yet forsokest thou thē not in the wyldernesse according to thy great mercy And the cloudy pyller departed not frome them on the daye tyme to leade them the waye neyther the pyller of fyre ī the nyght season to shewe them lyght in the waye that they went And thou gauest thē thy good spirite to enforme them withheldest not thy Manna frome their mouth and gauest them water whē they were thirsty Fourty yeres longe madest thou prouision for them in the wildernesse so that they lacked nothinge Their clothes waxed not olde and their fete swelled not and thou gauest them kyngdomes and nacions and thou dyuidedst them according to their porcions And their children multipliedst thou as the sterres of heauen and broughtest them into the land wherof thou haddest spokē vnto their fathers that they shuld go into it and haue it in possessiō And the chyldrē went and possessed the lād and thou subduedst before them the inhabitauntes of the lande and gauest thē into their hande and their kynges the people of the land y t they myght do with them what they wolde So they wan their stronge cyties the fat land toke possession of howses that were full of all maner goodes welles dygged out vyneyardes oylegardens and many fruteful trees and they dyd eate and were fylled became fat and lyued in welth thoroughe thy greate goodnes But this notwithstādinge they were disobedient and rebelled agaynst the and threwe thy lawe behynde their backes slew thy Prophetes which exhorted them so earnestly that they shulde conuerte vnto the and dyd great blasphemyes Therefore thou gauest them ouer into the hande of their enemyes that vexed them But ī tyme of their trouble they cryed vnto the and thou herdest them from heauen of thy greate mercy thou gauest them sauiours which helped them out of their enemyes handes But whē they came to rest they turned backe agayne to do euyll before the. Therfore leftest thou them ī the hāde of their ennemyes so that they had the dominion ouer them And then they conuerted and cryed vnto the and thou hardest thē from heauen and many tymes hast thou delyuered thē accordinge to thy greate mercy and warnedst them that they shulde turne agayne vnto thy lawe But all this notwithstanding they were proud and herkened not vnto thy commaundementes but synned agaynst thy lawes which a man shuld do and lyue in them and they tourned the shulder awaye and becam styfnecked and wold not heare And many yeres dydest thou forbeare them and warnedest thē thoroughe thy spirite euen by thoffice of thy prophetes and yet wolde they not heare Therfore gauest thou thē into the hande of the nacions in the landes But for thy greate mercyes sake thou didest not vtterly cōsume thē neyther didest thou forsake thē for thou art a gracyous and mercyful god Now therfor our god thou greate god myghty terrible thou that kepest couenaunt and mercy turne not awaye thy face frō all the trauayle that hath happened vnto vs and vnto our kynges Princes Preestes Prophetes Fathers all thy people sythens the tyme of the kynges of Assur vnto thys daye Thou art righteous in al that thou hast brought vpon vs for thou hast done trulye But we on our behalfe haue ben vngodly our kynges princes prestes fathers haue not done after thy lawe nor regarded thy cōmaūdemētes and thy earnest exhortacions wherwith thou hast exhorted them and haue not serued the in their kyngdomes and in thy greate goodnes that thou sauedst them A prayer of the church for synnes Sap. 15. THou O oure God art swete longe sufferyng and true and with mercy ordrest thou all thynges Though we syn yet are we thyne for we knowe thy greatenes If we syn not then are we sure that with the we be alowed For to knowe the is perfect ryghteousnes yea and to knowe thy ryghteousnesse power is the rote of immortalitie An other for synnes Hier. 3. LO we are thyne for thou art the Lorde our God the hylles fall and all the hygh pryde of the moūtaynes but the sauegarde of Israll standeth only vpon god our Lorde Confusiō hath deuoured the labour of our fathers from oure youth vp yea their shepe and bullockes their sonnes doughters So do we also slepe in our confusion shame couereth vs for we and our fathers euē from our youth vnto this day haue synned agaynst the Lorde our God haue not obeyed the voyce of the Lord our god The lamentations of Hieremye for the synnes of the people Hiere 13. PIteously let me wepe let the teares gusshe out of myne eyes For the lordes flocke is taken saye therfor vnto the kinge the rulers humble youre selues set you downe on the earthe for the crowne of your glory shall fall from your heade Lyfte vp youre eyes and behold thē that come from the North where is the flocke that was gyuen the thy noble catell to whome wylte thou make thy moue when he come vpon the for thou hast taught them thy selfe agaynst thy selfe made them masters ouer the. Shall not sorowe come vpon the as on a woman trauelyng with child And if thou woldest saye in thy hert wherfor come these thinges vpon me surely euen for the multitude of thy wyckednes thy hynder partes thy fete be discouered If y