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A25391 A manual of the private devotions and meditations of The Right Reverend Father in God Lancelot Andrews, late Lord Bishop of Winchester translated out of a fair Greek MS. of his amanuensis by R.D., B.D. Andrewes, Lancelot, 1555-1626.; R. D. (Richard Drake), d. 1681. 1648 (1648) Wing A3135; ESTC R16134 44,278 357

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they make for others Remember O Lord for good and shew mercie unto all who remember me in their praiers And shew mercie unto all whom I am desired to remember in mine O Thou who in everie good work acceptest of a readie mind 2 Corinth 8.12 Remember them O Lord who upon reasonable causes finde no leasure to praie even as Thou dost them who call upon Thee Thou wilt arise and have mercie upon all who are in extreme necessitie for it is time that Thou have mercie upon them yea the time is come Psal 102.13 Be merciful to them O Lord as to myself in my extremitie Be mindful O Lord of The Infants The Lads The Men The Children The Youth The Aged All in Extreme Age and Weakness The Hungrie The Naked The Prisoners The Harborless The Thirstie The Sick The Strangers The Unburied Such as are Possessed by the Divel and tempted to make themselvs away Vexed with unclean spirits Acts 5.16 In Despair Sick in Soul Bodie Faint-hearted In Prison and Bonds Condemned to die All Orphans Widows Strangers Travailers by Land Water Women with Child giving Suck In hard Servitude in the Mines Gallies In Solitude Thou Lord shalt save both Man and Beast How excellent is Thy mercie O God and doubtless the children of men shall put their trust under the shadow of Thy wings Psal 36.7 THe Lord bless us and keep us The Lord make His face to shine upon us and be gracious unto us The Lord lift up His countenance upon us and give us peace Numb 6.24 25 26. LOrd I commend unto Thee My Soul and Bodie My Mind Thoughts My Praiers and Wishes My Senses Members My Life and Death My Brethren and Sisters and their children My Friends and Benefactors My Familie and Nighbors All commended to my praiers This my Native Countrie and all Christian people LEt us lift up our hearts unto the Lord as it is very meet right and our bounden dutie that we should in all and for all Things at all Times in all Places by all Means ever everie where everie waie Make mention of Thee Confess to Thee Bless Thee Worship Thee Praise Thee Sing laud to Thee Give Thanks to Thee The Creator Nourisher Preserver Governor Physitian Benefactor Perfecter Lord Father King and God of all The Fountain of Life and Immortalitie Threasurie of eternal good things Whom The Heavens and the Heavens of Heavens Angels and all the Celestial Powers sing praise unto Uncessantly crying one to another and we base and unworthie we with them under their feet Holie Holie Holie Lord God of Hosts Heaven and Earth is full of the Majestie of Thy Glorie P. Isa 6.3 Blessed be the Glorie of the Lord from His place P. Ezech. 3.12 For His Divinitie Incomprehensibleness Sublimitie Dominion Almightiness Eternitie Prevision and Providence My God my Strength and Staie Refuge Deliverer Helper and Defender Horn of salvation and my Lifter up Psal 18.1 ☾ ☾ The Planetarie Character or Hieroglyphic of MVNDAIE call'd in H. Scripture the Second Daie Gen. 1.8 MY voice shalt Thou hear betimes O Lord early in the Morning will I direct my praier unto Thee and Thou wilt look upon me Psal 5.3 BLessed art Thou O Lord who createdst the Firmament of the Heaven Gen. 1.6 The Heaven and the Heaven of Heavens The Celestial Powers Angels Archangels Cherubim Seraphim The Waters above the Heavens Vapors Exhalations from whence Clouds from the ends of the earth P. Jer. 10.12 Storms Dew Hail Snow as Wool Hoar Frost as Ashes Ice as Morsels Psal 147. Lightnings Thunder Winds out of His Threasures P. Jer. 10.12 Tempests The Waters beneath the Heavens For Drink Washing P. Moses O Lord I confess mine iniquities and the iniquities of my Fathers with the trespass which I trespassed against Thee and that I have walked contrarie unto Thee Levit. 26.40 Set not O Lord set not my misdeeds before Thee my whole age is in the fight of Thy countenance Psal 90.8 But pardon the iniquitie of Thy servant according to the greatness of thy mercie and as Thou hast forgiven me from my childhood even until now Numb 14.19 H. Job I have sinned what shal I do unto Thee O Thou Preserver of men Why hast Thou set me as a mark against Thee so that I am a burthen to myself O put my wickedness out of remembrance and wash away all my sin Chapt. 7. Ver. 20 21. Deliver me from going down into destruction for Thou hast found in whom to be appeased Chapt. 33. Ver. 24. The Canaanitish woman Have mercie upon me O Son of David Lord help me Yea Lord even the dogs eat of the crumbs which fall from their Masters table S. Mat. 15.22 25 27. The Servant owing 10000. Talents Lord have patience with me yea rather I confess I have nothing to paie Forgive me all my debt I beseech Thee S. Mat. 18.26 29 32. K. David 1. How long wilt Thou forget me O Lord for ever how long wilt Thou hide Thy face from me 2. How long shal I seek counsel in my soul and be so vexed in my heart daie and night how long shal mine enemies triumph over me 3. Consider and hear me O Lord my God lighten mine eies that I sleep not in death 4. Lest mine enemie saie I have prevailed against him for if I be cast down they that trouble me will rejoice at it 5. But my trust is in Thy mercie Psal 13. LOrd remove far from me 1 All Impietie Prophaness Superstition Hypocrisie 2 Idolatrie and Self-wil-worship 3 Rash Oaths and Cursing 4 Withdrawing from and Irreverence in Thy Public Service Hebr. 10.25.38 5 Pride and Carelesness 6 Strife and Wrath. 7 Wantoness and Uncleaness 8 Idleness and Deceit 9 Lying and Slandering 10 All wicked and unbeseeming Imaginations All Lascivious Thoughts Filthie Desires Give me 1 Pietie and true Godliness 2 Grace to Adore and Worship Thee 3 Not to speak but with Blessing Not to swear but with Religion 4 Decent Confession in the Congregation 5 True Natural Affection and a Tractable Disposition 6 Patience and Meekness 7 Chastitie and Temperance 8 Contentation and Goodness 9 Truth and Integritie 10 Good Thoughts Perseverance to the end I Beleeve in God I. The Father Almightie Maker of Heaven Earth II. JESUS Christ His only begotten Son Our Lord. † The Articles of Christ's Humiliation Who was 1 Conceived by the Holie Ghost 2 Born of the ever-virgin Marie 3 Suffered under Pontius Pilate was 4 Crucified 5 Dead 6 Buried * The Articles of Christ's Exaltation Who 1 Descended into Hell 2 Rose from the Dead 3 Ascended into Heaven 4 Sitteth on the Right hand 5 Shal com thence again 6 To judg the Quick Dead III. The Holie Ghost The 1 Holie Church 2 Catholic Church 3 Communion of Saints The Forgiveness of Sins The Resurrection of the Bodie The Life Everlasting ANd now what is my Hope Art not Thou O Lord Surely my Hope is from Thee
Mark 15.15 Act. 12.3 and 24.27 Prophaness of Saul 1 P. Sam. 15. Scorns of Michal 2 P. Sam. 6.16 Fleshhook of Hophni 1 P. Sam. 2.13 Good Lord deliver us From the Massacre of Athalia 2 Kings 11. Priesthood of Micha Judg. 17.10 Combination of Simon Magus Acts 8.18 and Judas Iscariot S. Matth. 26.15 Doctrine of the unlearned and unstable 2 S. Pet. 3.16 Pride of Novices 1 Tim. 3.6 People that strive with the Priest P. Hos 4.4 Good Lord deliver us From pernicious Evils in the State From Anarchie Multitude of Kings Tyrannie Ashur Jeroboam Rehoboam Gal. +lio Haman From the Dangerous council of Achitophel 2 P. Sam. 16 21. Foolish counsil of Zoan P. Isai 19.11.13 Statutes of Omri P. Mich. 6.16 Judgments of Jezreel 2 Kin. 10.7 Floods of Belial Psal 18.4 Plague of Peor Num. 25. Vallie of Achor H. Jos 7.26 Pollution of Blood Seed Good Lord deliver us From Forreign Invasion Civil Warr Displacing of good and upright Magistrates Exalting of bad and corrupt men into office Good Lord deliver us From an uncomfortable life In Sadness of Spirit Infirmitie of Bodie Ill report Want Danger Servitude Tumults Good Lord deliver us From Death In Sin Shame Torture Distraction Filthiness Violence For Treason From Sudden Eternal Death Good Lord deliver us Hosanna in the Highest Or A Supplication for Spiritual Blessings REmember me O Lord according to the favor that Thou bearest unto Thy people Visit me with Thy salvation That I maie See the felicitie of Thy chosen Rejoice in the gladness of thy people Give thanks with Thine inheritance Psal 106.4 5. For there is a glorie to be revealed 1 S. Peter 5.1 And when the Judg cometh Acts 10.42 Some Shal See His face with joy H. Job 33.26 Be placed on His right hand S. Matth. 25 33. Hear that most sweet voice Come ye blessed V. 34. Be caught up in the Clouds to meet the Lord 1 Thess 4.17 Enter into His joie S. Mat. 25.21 Enjoie the Vision of Him Be ever with Him 1 Thes 4.17 These only only These are blessed among the sons of men O give to me the meanest of them all the meanest place there under their feet under the feet of Thy Elect of the meanest of them And to this end Let me find grace in Thy sight that I maie serve Thee acceptably with reverence and godlie fear Heb. 12.28 But let me find this grace also That I maie not receive that grace in vain 2 Cor. 6.1 Nor fall short of it Heb. 12.15 Much less so neglect it 1 Tim. 4.14 As to fall quite from it Gal. 5.4 But to stirr it up 2 Tim. 1.6 So as to grow in it 2 S. Pet. 3.18 Howsoever to continue still in it Acts 13.43 to the end of my life And O make up the defects of Thy Graces in me Of Faith Increas my little Faith S. Luke 17.5 Hope Confirm my trembling Hope Love Kindle the smoking Flax therof S. Matth. 12.20 Shed abroad in my heart the Love of Thee Rom. 5.5 That I maie love Thee My My Friend in Thee My Enemie for Thee O Thou who givest grace to the humble S. James 4.6 Give me grace to be humble O Thou who never failest them that fear Thee Let my heart rejoice in the Fear of Thee Psal 86.11 secund LXX Let this my Fear be my Confidence H. Job 4.6 Let me Fear one thing only to Fear anie thing more then Thee As I would that men should do unto me so let mee likewise do to them S. Mat. 7.12 Nor let me think of my self more highly then I ought but let me think soberly Rom. 12.3 Give light to them who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death Guide our feet in the waie of Peace S. Luke 1.79 That we maie Be like-minded one towards another Rom. 15.5 Rightly divide 2. Timoth 2.5 Uprightly walk Gal. 2.14 Edifie one another 1 Thes 5.11 With one mind and one mouth glorisie God Rom. 15.6 But if anie thing prove otherwise Let us walk by the same rule wherto we have atteined Phil. 3.16 Let us hold fast Order Col. 2.5 1 Corinth 14.40 Decencie 1 Corinth 14.40 Stedfastness Col. 2.5 Hosanna upon Earth Or A Supplication for Temporal Blessings REmember O Lord to crown the Year with Thy goodness Psal 65.11 For the eies of all wait upon Thee O Lord Thou givest them their meat in due season Thou openest Thy hand and fillest all things living with Thy gracious bountie Psal 145.15 16. Vouchsafe us therfore O Lord The blessings of Heaven and of the dew from above The blessings of the Springs of the deep from beneath The Returns of the Sun The Conjunctions of the Moon The benefits of the rising Mountaine and of the lasting Hills The fulness of the Earth and of all that breeds therin Deut. 33.13.14 15 16. secund LXX Fruitful Seasons Temperate Airs Plentie of Corn Abundance of Fruits Health of Bodie and Peaceable times Good and Fair Government Wise Counsels Just Laws Righteous Judgments Loial Obedience Due Execution of Justice Sufficient store for life Prosperous Issue Happie Births Good and Fair Plentie Due Breeding Right Institution of children That our Sons maie grow up as the yong plants and that our Daughters maie be as the polished corners of the Temple That our Garners maie be full and plenteous with all manner of store that our Sheep maie bring forth thousands That our Oxen maie be strong to labor that there be no decaie no leading into captivitie and no complaining in our streets Psal 144.12 13 14. ONe thing have I desired of the Lord which I will require that I maie dwell in the House of the Lord all the daies of my life to behold the fair beautie of the Lord and to visit His Temple Psal 27.4 Two things will I require of Thee O Lord denie me them not before I die Remove far from me Vanitie and Lies Give me neither Povertie nor Riches Feed mee with food convenient for me Lest I be full and denie Thee and saie Who is the Lord Or lest I be poor and steal and take the Name of God in vain Pro. 30.7 8 9. Let me learn how to abound and let me learn also how to want And in whatsoever state I am therwith to be content Phil. 4.11 12. And beside what I have never either to desire or exspect anie earthlie transitorie corruptible thing Give me A Holie Life In Godliness Gravitie Puritie All Goodness Cheerfulness of Mind Health of Bodie Good Name Content Safetie Libertie Quiet A Happie Death Eternal Life Evening Praier HAving passed over this daie Lord I give thanks unto Thee The Evening draweth nigh make it comfortable An Evening there is as of the Daie so of this Life The Evening of this Life is Old-age Old-age hath seiz'd upon me make that comfortable Cast me not away in the time of age Forsake me not when my strength faileth me Psal 71.9 Be thou with me until Old-age and even to hoar hairs do