The Divine SERVICES AND ANTHEMS Usually Sung In the CATHEDRALS AND COLLEGIATE CHOIRES IN The Church of England Collected by J. C. Col. 3. 16. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdome teaching and admonishing one another in Psalms and Hymnes and spiritual Songs singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. LONDON Printed by W. G. and are to be sold by Henry Brome at the Gun in Ivie-lane 1663. BUT I have one thing to clear which perhaps will be objected the often Repetitions which are marked with ii which cannot be avoided since the parts cannot but be Ecchoing their sense and gracing the Musick to make an harmony in both for which he that understands any thing thereof will be my Advocate so that this small Collection may inform the Ignorant reform the Obstinate conform the Moderate and confirm all to Communicate in the Church of God That all Christians may so doe is the hearty desire and daily prayer of the meanest of the Sons of the Church J. C. See here the sacred Harp with well-tun'd string Skilfully toucht by a most pious King Of whose great Actions after Gods own heart This is recorded too He play'd his Part. To the Reverend WALTER JONES Doctor in Divinity AND Sub-Dean of his Majesties Chappel-Royal c. SIR VNder your able Patronage I have presumed to shelter this my weak endeavor which if for no other reason than the wel-meaning devotion therof I was sure would not be unacceptable or troublesome to you Be pleased therefore to intermit awhile those Seraphical Raptures in the excellency whereof and your thereto tuned Piety you are so famously happy And vouchsafe an eare to the mean addresse of these Rudiments as it were of Church Musick which like other perfections hath suffer'd meerly through the peoples ignorance To you therefore more especially doe I dedicate this Essay whose alone compeâ—ent Skill and judgement in the highest mysteries of this Divine Science if it shall please you to descend and deign a favourable approbation thereunto cannot but coÌ„mand reception from others since my knowledge at Oxford improved further at London of your Eminency this way cannot so far disoblige the world as not to believe you have the supreme Mastery in religious Musick by which as you charm the Soul and all its affections no doubt you can prevail upon and perswade publick acceptance I submit this piece in this howsoever rude manner to your judgement having attempted I hope something of tendency to the Churches peace and harmony whereof though I am a small and an unworthy Member yet a Mite even from such is justly exspected For higher works God hath fitted and prepared your most Artfull Hand and hath placed you in an Orb from whence your Melody as of the Spheres of holiness and constant goodness in and for the Church is universally heard with joy and delight In which happiness God Almighty long continue you here and late translate you to the Angelical Choire so prayes Reverend Sir Your most devoted and obedient Servant JAMES CLIFFORD To the READER IT was the glory and hitherto happiness of Rhetorick alone of all other Sciences to fit and adapt it self to every capacity and understanding and therefore it hath been said to have something more of Divinity in it than the rest and we have a Proverb of remark The plainer the better Considering this and of how near a relation Musick is to Rhetorick yea more ravishingly vocall and moving the spirit beyond the others most violent efforts and how the Church of God in which Musick hath been constantly used throughout all the various forms thereof both Jewish and Christian whatever the sceptick Separatist or any novel Schismatick shall in vain and falslly gainsay though I will not make it my task or lose so much labour as to goe about to refute them hath suffered through the unintelligency and ignorance thereof I thought it a duty worthy the zeal of a Christian to remove this prejudice under and by which the Church hath so long without a proportionable remedy been grieved and afflicted For it is to be presumed that the most morose and quarrelsome disapprovers of this Musick in our solemn Assemblies object neither against the harmony it self for there is no peevish nor discontented spirit whatsoever which it will not appease and allay and that it doth naturally nor for the matter for that is alwaies Scripture or deduced and taken thence which they will by no means reject if they knew it to be such It remains therefore that it is want of information and direction for while the Choire sings it seems to them they say a kind of service in an unknown Tongue not one in a hundred able to bear a part or understand what is sung I have therefore in hopes to reâ—ress this evil of ignorance and to â—ring all to the knowledge of this Musical piety whose comforts and â—elights when they have once throâ—owly tasted I doe not doubt but my â—abour will be thank-worthy printed â—ll the Anthems usually sung in any of our Cathedrals verbatim with the ingeminations and doubles thereof and the pauses and rests of the same that the people may follow the Choire in their Devotions without any loss or mistake and be encouraged to learn to assist and consort in the same melody To which I shall use this only motive that since it will be all and our sole employment in Heaven it will be wretchless and unexcusable neglect not to mind it here on earth I might say something to commend these Heavenly Anthems but they are above humane praise and direct us to the chiefest of all praises Gods glory and his Words and Works magnifie themselves and their blessed Author from whom they first camâ— though written by men inspired anâ— to whom they must return So Reader I will not further stay thee from the contemplation thereof but refeâ— thee to the heavenly satisfaction thoâ— shalt find therein Vale. â—rief DIRECTIONS for the understanding of that part of the Divince Service performed with the Organ in S. Pauls Cathedrall on Sundayes and Holy-dayes The first Service in the Morning AFter the Psalms a Voluntary upon the Organ alone After the first Lesson is sung the â—e Deum i. We praise thee O God After the second Lesson the Beneâ—ictus i. Blessed be the Lord God of Israel or the Jubilate i. O be joyâ—ull in the Lord all ye lands After the third Collect i. O Lord â—ur heavenly Father c. is sung the â—irst Anthem After that the Litany i. O God the Father of heaven have mercy c. After the Blessing i. The grace of â—ur Lord Jesus Christ c. a Voluntary â—lone upon the Organ The second or Communion Service AFter every Commandement thâ— Prayer i. Lord have merâ— upon us and c. After the Epistle this heavenly â—jaculation Glory be to thee O Lorâ— After the holy Gospel the Niceâ— Creed i. I believe in one God c.
XXI The Lord bless us and keep 27 XL. Thou God that guidst both heaven 49 XLIII Teach me O Lord the way of th 54 LXXVII Turn thou us O good Lord 98 LXXIX Thou art my portion O Lord 102 LXXXVI Thou art my King O God 114 XCI The Lord bless us and keep 120 CVII The Lord is my Shepherd there 142 CXI The Lord even the most mighty 148 CLIII The King shall rejoice in thy 218 CLVI This is my Commandement that 222 U CXLIV UNto thee O Lord will I 202 W. XV. VVHen the Lord turned again 18 XXIII With all our hearts and mouths 29 XXIV Wipe away my sins O Lord 30 LIV. We beseech thee Almighty God 66 CXXXIII What Child was he whose 182 CXLIX When as we sate in Babylon 210 Z CLV ZAdock the priest and Nathan 221 Novemb. 20. 1622. Imprimatur DAN NICOLS R. P. D. Arch. Cant. Capel Domesticus ANTHEM I. O Lord make thy servant Charls A Prayer for the KING O LORD make thy servant thy servant Charles our King to rejoice rejoice in thy strength give him his hearts desire and deny not the request of his lips give ii of ii But prevent him with thine everlasting blessing blessing and give him a long life even for ever and ever and give him a long life even ii and give ii for ii Amen Will. Bird. ANTHEM II. O Lord grant the King a long life Psal 61. v. 6 7 8. O LORD grant the King a long life a long life that his years may endure throughout all generations all ii let him dwell before thee forever before ii O prepare thy loving mercy and faithfulness that they may preserve him that ii that ii ii preserve him preserve him So shall we alwaies sing and praise thy name thy name so shall we alwaies sing and praise thy name and praise thy name and praise thy name Amen Thomas Weelks ANTHEM III. Hide not thou thy face c. A Prayer HIde not thou thy face from us O Lord and cast not off thy servant in thy displeasure for we confess our sins unto thee and hide not our unrighteousness for thy mercy sake for ii deliver us from all our sins deliver ii for thy mercy sake for ii deliver ii deliver ii Amen Richard Farrant ANTHEM IV. O Lord give thy holy Spirit c. A Prayer O LORD give thy holy Spirit into our hearts and lighten our understanding that we may dwell in the fear of thy name in ii in ii all the dayes of our life all ii that we may know thee the only true God and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent and ii and ii Tho. Tallis ANTHEM V. Teach me thy way O Lord c. Psal 86. v. 11 12. TEach me thy way O Lord O Lord and I will walk in thy truth in ii O knit my heart unto thee that I may fear thy name O knit ii that I ii And I will thank thee O Lord with all my heart and ii with all my heart with ii and will praise thy name forevermore and ii and ii forevermore Amen Edmund Hooper ANTHEM VI. Call to remembrance O Lord c. Psal 25. v. 5 6. CALL to remembrance O Lord O ii call to ii thy tender mercy and thy loving kindness which hath been ever of old which ii O remember not the sins and offences of my youth but according to thy mercy think thou on me O Lord but according to thy mercy think thou on me O Lord for thy goodness Richard Farrant ANTHEM VII O Lord the maker of all things A Hymn at Evening prayer O LORD the maker of all things we pray thee now in this evening us to defend through thy mercy ii from all deceit of our enemies of ii Let neither us deluded be Good Lord with dream or fantasie Our hearts waking in thee thou keep That we in sin fall not on sleep That ii O father through thy blessed Son Grant us this our petition To whom with the holy Ghost alwayes in heaven and earth be laud and praise in ii Amen W. Mundy ANTHEM VIII Haste thee O God to deliver me Psal 70. The first Part. HAste thee O God to deliver me make haste to help me O Lord let them be ashamed and confounded and confounded that seek after my soul let them be turned backward and put to confusion that wish me evil let them for their reward be soon brought to shame let ii that cry over me There there ii The second Part. But let all those that seek thee be joyfull and glad in thee â—nd let all such as delight in â—hy salvation say alwayes The Lord be praised the ii the ii As for me I am poor and in misery haste thee unto me O God thou art my helper and my Redeemer O Lord make no long tarrying O Lord ii Amen John Shepheard ANTHEM IX Almighty and everlasting God The Collect for the third Sunday after the Epiphany ALmighty and everlasting God mercifully look upon our infirmities mercifully ii and in all our dangers and necessities and ii stretch forth thy right hand stretch ii stretch ii to help and defend us to ii to ii and ii through Jesus Christ our Lord through Christ our Lord Amen Orlando Gibbons ANTHEM X. O thou God Almighty c. A Prayer O Thou God Almighty Father of all mercy Father â— ii Father ii Fountain of â— pity Fountain ii grant â—ord we beseech thee grant â— ii of thy great clemency â— us to have mercy grant ii â—ant ii of ii to ii to ii â— ii Edmund Hooper ANTHEM XI O Lord the worlds Saviour A Hymne at Evening Prayer O LORD the worlds Savioâ— which hast preserved this day this night also our succour and save us eâ— we thee pray be mercifull nâ— unto us and spare us which dâ— pray to thee our sins forgiâ— Lord gracious that our daâ—ness might lightned be thâ— sleep our minde doe not oâ—press doe ii nor that oâ— enemies us beguile nor thâ— the flesh full of frailness oâ— Soul and Body doe desile dâ— ii O Lord reformer of aâ— things with hearts desire we â—ray to thee that after our rest â—nd sleeping and ii We may â—ise chast and worship thee Amen William Mundy ANTHEM XII Deliver us O Lord our God c Psal 106. v. 45 46. The first part DEliver us O Lord our God deliver ii deliver ii deliver ii O Lord our God and gather us from among the heathen that we may give thanks that ii that ii unto thy holy name and make our boast of thy praise The second Part. Blessed be the Lord God of â—rael from everlasting from ii â—om ii from ii from ii and â—orld without end and ii and â—t all the people say Amen â—men and ii Amen Amen Orlando Gibbons ANTHEM XIII O praise the Lord all ye heatheâ— Psal 117. O Praise the Lord all yâ— heathen praise him aâ— ye nations for his mercifulâ— kindness for ii his mercifulâ— his ii is
thee and the holy Ghost eveâ— one God world without end Amen ANTHEM LXXXVIII Holy Lord God Almighty c. A Thanksgiving HOly Lord God Almighty ii which was and is and is to come ii Thou art worthy O Lord our God ii to receive glory honour and power ii for thou hast created all things ii and for thy wills sake they are and were created ii Mr. Parsons ANTHEM LXXXIX Almighty God the fountain c. The fifth Collect at the end of the Communion Service ALmighty God the fountain of all wisdome ii which knowest our necessities ii before we ask ii and our ignorance in asking ii we beseech thee ii to have compassion ii on our infirmities ii and those things ii which for our unworthiness ii we dare not ii and for ouâ— blindness we cannot ask ii Vouchsafe to give us ii foâ— the worthiness ii of thy Soâ— Jesus Christ our Lord ii Amen ii Mr. Tomkins ANTHEM XC O how glorious art thou O God A Prayer out of the 113 Psalm O How glorious art thou O God and wonderfull in all the works of thine hands Thou raisest the simple out of the dust ii and liftest the poor out of the mire ii and placest him with princes ii even with the princes of thy people O blessed be the Lord ii Amen Mr. Hooper ANTHEM XCI The Lord blesse us c. Num. 6. v. 24 25 26. 24. THE Lord bless us and keep us ii 25 The Lord make his face to shine upon us ii and be mercifull unto us ii 26. The Lord lift up his countenance upon us ii and give us peace for evermore ii Amen Mr. White ANTHEM XCII Arise O Lord c. â—hese words are taken out of Psal 44. v. 23 24 26. â— ARise O Lord ii why sleepest thou Awake â—ake and be not absent from 〈◊〉 for ever 24. Wherefore â—â—dest thou thy face and forâ—â—ttest our misery and trouâ—â—e ii 26. Help us O God â—f our salvation for the glory â—f thy name O deliver us ii â—â—d be mercifull unto our sins â— for thy name sake Mr. Bird. ANTHEM XCIII Blessed art thou that fearest God c. Psal 128. in Metre 1. BLessed art thou that feâ—rest God and walkeâ— in his way 2. For of thy labour thou shalt eat happy aâ— thou I say ii 3. Like fruiâ—full Vines on thy house sidâ— so doth thy Wife spring ouâ— Thy Children stand like Oliâ— buds thy table round abouâ— 4. Thus art thou blest that feâ—rest God and he shall let thâ— see 5. The promised Jerâ—salem and his felicity 6. Thâ— â—halt thy childrens children see â—i to thy great Joyes encrease â—ull quietly in Israel to passe â—heir time in peace Mr. Phillips ANTHEM XCIV How long wilt thou forget me â— Psal 13. 1. HOW long wilt tho forget me O Lord for ever how long wilt thoâ— hide thy face from me 2. How long shall I seek councel in my soul and be so vexeâ— in my heart how long shaâ— mine enemies triumph oveâ— me 3. Consider and heaâ— me O Lord my God lighteâ— mine eyes that I sleep not iâ— death 4. Lest mine enâ—mies say I have prevaileâ— against him for if I be caâ— down they that trouble mâ— will rejoyce at it 5. But my â—rust is in thy mercy and my â—eart is joyfull in thy salvaâ—ion 6. I will sing of the Lord because he hath dealt so â—ovingly with me yea I will â—raise the name of the Lord most high Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to â—he Holy Ghost As it was in â—he beginning is now and ever â—hall be world without end Amen Mr. Morley ANTHEM XCVI I will magnifie thee O God c Psal 145. v. 1. 2 9 10. 1. I Will magnifie thee â— God my King ii anâ— will praise thy name for eveâ— and ever ii 2. Every daâ— will I give thanks unto thee ii and praise thy name foâ— ever and ever ii 9. Thâ— Lord is loving unto everâ— man ii and his mercy is oveâ— all his works ii 10. All thâ— works praise thee O Lord and thy saints give thanks untâ— thee ii Mr. Hoopeâ— ANTHEM XCVII God the proud are risen c. Psal 86. v. 14 15. 4. O God the proud are risen against me and â—e assemblies of violent men â— have sought my Soul ii â—d have not set thee before â—em 15. But thou O Lord â—t a pitifull God ii and a â—ercifull ii slow to anger â—d great in kindness and â—uth ii Mr. Bird. ANTHEM XCVIII O glorious God c. A Prayer to the Trinity O Glorious God ii â— Christ our Saviour â— Holy Ghost the Comforterâ— all three in one and one iâ— three O glorious ii Trinâ—ty we beseech thee ii keeâ— us in unity and in sincerity make us to worship thee thâ— Lord of majesty Orlando Gibbon ANTHEM XCIX O how amiable are thy dwellings Psal 84. v. 1 2 13. 1. O How amiable are thy dwellings ii thou Lord of Hosts ii 2. My soul hath a desire and longing to enter into the courts of the Lord my heart and my flesh rejoice in the living God ii 13. O Lord God of Hosts blessed is the man that putteth his trust in thee ii Amen ii Mr. Weelks ANTHEM C. Sing unto the Lord O ye Princes A Hymn SIng unto the Lord O ye princes of the people ii O sing praises unto our God ii be ye sure that the Lord helpeth his anointed ii and will hear him from his holâ— heaven ii with the wholsome strength of his righâ— hand for they that hate uâ— are brought down and fallen but we are risen and stand up right Save Lord and hear us O King of heaven ii wheâ— we call upon thee ii Amen Mr. Weelks ANTHEM CI. O God who through the c. The Collect for St. Paul's day A Prayer O God who through the preaching of the blessed Apostle St. PAUL hast caused the light of thy Gospel to shine throughout the world Grant we beseech thee that we having his wonderfull conversion in remembrance may shew forth our thankfulness unto thee for the same by following the holy doctrine which he taught through Jesus Christ our Lord Amen Richard Price ANTHEM CII I beheld and loe a great c. For All Saints day Rev. 7. v. 9 10 11 12. 9. I Beheld and loe a great multitude which no man could number of all nations and kindreds and people and tongues stood before the Throne and before the Lamb cloathed with white robes and palms in their hands 10. And they cried with a loud voice saying Salvation to our God ii which sitteth upon the Throne and unto the Lamb. 11. And all the Angels stood round about the throne and about the Elders and the four beasts and fell before the throne on their faces and worshipped God 12. Saying Amen Blessing and glory and wisdom and thanksgiving and honor and power and might be unto our God for ever and ever Amen Lawrence Fisher ANTHEM CIII O
c. A prayer for the King BOW down thine eye O Lord ii and behold this thy servant ii CHARLES our King and Governour give him a long life ii for ever and ever ii through Jesus Christ our Lord. ii Mr. Mundy ANTHEM CXIII O Lord I have loved the c. Psal 26. v. 8 9. 8. O LORD I have loved the habitation of thine house and the place where thine honour dwelleth ii 9. O shut not up my Soul ii with the sinners nor my life with the bloud-thirsty ii Thomas Tomkins ANTHEM CXIV Lord who shall dwell in thy c. Psal 15. 1. LORD who shall dwell in thy Tabernacle ii or who shall rest upon thy holy hill 2. Even he that leadeth an uncorrupt life and doth the thing that is right and speaketh the truth from his heart ii 3. He that used no deceipt in his tongue ii nor done evil to his neighbour and hath not slandred his neigbour 4. He that setteth not by himself but is lowly in his own eyes ii and maketh much of them that fear the Lord. ii 5. He that sweareth unto his neighâ—our and disappointeth him â—ot ii though it were to his â—wn hindrance ii 6. He that â—ath not given his money upon â—sury nor taken reward against â—he innocent 7. Whoso doth â—hese things shall never fall ii Amen Mr. White ANTHEM CXV Remember not O Lord God â— A Prayer REmember not O Lorâ— God our old iniquitieâ— but let thy mercy speedily prâ—vent us for we be very miserable ii Help us O God ouâ— Saviour ii and for the glory oâ— thy name deliver us be meâ—cifull and forgive our sins foâ— thy names sake ii Let noâ— the wicked people say ii where is their God ii wâ— be thy people and the sheep oâ— thy pasture we shall givâ— thanks unto thee for ever â— from age to age we shall seâ— forth thy laud and praise To â—ee be honour and glory â—orld without end ii â—men Thomas Tallis ANTHEM CXVI O clap your hands together â— Psal 47. 1. O Clap your hands togâ—ther all ye people â— sing unto God with the voiâ— of melodie 2. The Lord â— high and to be feared he â— the great King upon all thâ— earth 3. He shall subdue thâ— people under us and thâ— nations under our feet 4. Hâ— shall choose out an heritage fâ— us even the worship of Jâ—cob whom he loved 5. Goâ— is gon up with a merry noiseâ— and the Lord with the sounâ— of the Trump 6. O sinâ— paises sing praises unto our God O sing praises sing â—raises unto our King 7. For God is the King of all the â—arth sing ye praises with â—nderstanding 8. God reigâ—eth over the heathen God â—tteth upon his holy seat â— The princes of the people â—re joyned unto the people of â—he God of Abraham for God which is very high exalâ—ed doth defend the earth as â— were with a shield Glory â—e to the Father c. As it was â—n the beginning c. Amen ANTHEM CXVII Lord to thee I make my moan A prayer in Metre LORD to the I make mâ— moan ii When dangeâ— me oppress ii I call I sigâ— complain and Groan ii Trâ—sting to find release ii Heâ— now O Lord my request For is full due time And let thinâ— ears aye be prest ii Unto thâ— prayer mine ii Amen Thomas Weelke ANTHEM CXVIII O mortal man how long c. O Mortall man how long wilt thou remain drowed in sin ii in danger for to â—ye Lift up thine heart and â—rn to Christ again with all â—eekness ii and most humity Beseeching aye his heaenly majesty of faith and â—orce to fight against the flesh â—hich wanders here in this â—ale of misery ii wher 's none â—ut he ii that may our silly â—ouls refresh ii Amen ii Mr. Weelks ANTHEM CXIX Gloria in Excelsis GLory be to God on higâ— and in earth peace gooâ— will towards men We praiâ— thee we bless thee we worshâ— thee we glorifie thee we giâ— thanks to thee for thy greâ— glory O Lord God heaven King God the Father Almigty O Lord the only begottâ— Son Jesus Christ O Lord Goâ— Lamb of Lord Son of the â—ther that takest away the sâ— of the world have mercy upâ— us Thou that takest away tâ— sins of the world have meâ— upon us Thou that takâ— away the sins of the world receive our prayers Thou that sittest at the right hand of God the Father have mercy upon us For thou only art holy thou only art the Lord thou only O Christ with the holy Ghost art most high in the glory of God the Father Amen Mr. Tomkins Mr. Jeffereys ANTHEM CXX Sanctus HOly holy holy Lord God of hosts heaven and earth are full of thy glory Glory be to thee O Lord most High Thomas Tallis Mr. Jeffereys ANTHEM CXXI Steven being full of the holy Ghost For St. Steven's day Act. 7. v. 55 56. 55. STeven being full of the holy Ghost ii looking up stedfastly into heaven and saw the glory of God ii and Jesus ii standing on the right hand of God 56. And said Behold I see the heavens ii open and the Son of man ii standing on the right hand of God Mr. Tomkins ANTHEM CXXII Behold I bring you glad tydings For Christmas day Taken out of the second Chapter of St. Luke v. 10. 11 14. 10. BEhold I bring you glad tydings of great joy ii which shall be to all people 11. That unto us a Child is born ii unto us a Son is given ii which is Christ the Lord. 14. Glory be to God on high ii and in earth peace good will towards men ii Orlando Gibbons ANTHEM CXXIII Holy holy holy Lord God c. For Trinity Sunday Rev. 4. v. 8 11. 8. HOly holy holy Lord God Almighty ii which was and is and is to come ii 11. Thou art worthy O Lord our God to receive glory honour and power ii For thou hast created all things and for thy wills sake they are and were created ii Adrian Batten ANTHEM CXXIV In Bethlehem Town O happy For Twelfth-Eve IN Bethlehem Town O happy Town In which our God himself delights To take mans form unworthy form For such a God of might There shin'd a Star a lightsome Star was never Star so cleer That lead lifes way which then began to Gentils to appear ii The place once found O gladsome place ii To them thaâ— did it mind They entred in no Tongue can tell ii Whaâ— joy they there did find Theâ— saw a King a King of Kingâ— upon ii a Virgins knee Theâ— saw mans God became a man for mans felicity ii Then down they fell ii prostrate they fell It did them so behove and offred Gifts sweet smelling gifts ii good arguments ii of love Home then they went with mirth and glee But home another way Then Herod thought O wicked thought So sweet a Babe to slay ii beware we by him learn we by them ii Not to
ii 2. Even he that leadeth an uncorrupt life ii and doth the thing that is right ii and speaketh the truth from his heart ii 7. Who so doth these things shall never fall ii Adrian Batten ANTHEM LVI O Clap your hands together c. Psal 47. v. 1 5 6 7. 1. O Clap your hands together all ye people ii O sing unto God ii with the voice of melodie ii 5. God is gon up with a merry noise ii and the Lord with the sound of the Trumpet ii 6. O sing praises unto our King 7. For God is King of all the earth sing praises with understanding ii Amen Adrian Batten ANTHEM LVII Not unto us O Lord c. Psal 115. v. 1 2 3. 1. NOT unto us O Lord not unto us but unto thy name give thy praise for thy loving mercy and for thy truths sake ii 2. Wherefore shall the heathen say where is now their God ii 3. As for our God he is in heaven he hath done whatsoever pleased him ii So be it Adrian Batten ANTHEM LVIII Save us good Lord c. A Prayer SAve us good Lord waking and sleeping that we may watch in Christ and rest in peace Preserve us O Lord ii as the apple of an eye and protect us under the shadow of thy wings ii Vouchsafe O Lord to keep us this night without sin O Lord hear our prayers ii and let our cry come unto thee ii Amen Adrian Batten ANTHEM LIX Behold now praise the Lord c. Psal 134. v. 1 2 3 4. 1. BEhold now praise the Lord all ye servants of the Lord. ii 2. Ye that by night stand in the house of the Lord ii even in the Courts of the house of our God ii 3. Lift up your hands in the Sanctuary ii and praise the Lord. ii 4. The Lord that made heaven and earth give â—hee blessing out of Sion ii Adrian Batten ANTHEM LX. Almighty God whose praise c. The Collect for the holy Innocents Day A prayer ALmighty God whose praise this day the young Innocents thy witnesses have confessed and shewed forth not in speaking but in dying ii Mortifie and kill all vices in us ii that in our conversation our life may express thy faith which with our tongues we doe confess ii through Jesus Christ our Lord. ii Amen Adrian Batten ANTHEM LXI Almighty God which madest c. The Collect for the day of the Circumcision of Christ A Prayer ALmighty God which madest thy blessed Son to be â—ircumcised ii and obedient â—o the Law for man ii Grant â—s the true circumcision of the Spirit that our hearts and all our members being mortified from all worldly and carnal â—usts ii may in all things obey thy blessed will through the same thy Son Jesus Christ our Lord ii Amen Adrian Batten ANTHEM LXII Ponder my words O Lord c. Psal 5. 1. POnder my words O Lord and consider my meditation 2. O hearken thou unto the voice of my calling my King and my God For unto thee will I make my prayer 3. My voice shalt thou hear betimes O Lord early in the morning will I direct my prayer unto thee and will look up 4. For thou art the God that hast no pleasure in wickedness neither shall any evill dwell with thee ii 5. Such as be foolish shall not and in thy sight for thou haâ—st all them that work vanity â— Thou shalt destroy them â—at speak leasing the Lord will â—â—hor both the bloodthirsty â—nd deceitfull man 7. But â—s for me I will come into thy â—ouse even upon the multitude â—f thy mercies and in thy fear â—ill I worship towards thy holy â—emple ii Amen Adrian Batten ANTHEM LXIII O how happy a thing it is c. Psal 133. in Metre O How happy a thing it iâ— And joyfull for to seâ— Brethren together fast to holâ— The band of amitie It callâ— to mind the sweet perfume Anâ— that costly ointment Whicâ— on the sacrificers head By Godâ— precept was spent It wet noâ— Aaron's head alone but drenchâ— his beard throughout Anâ— finally it did run down his ricâ— attire about And as the loweâ— ground doth drink The dew oâ— Hermon hill And Sion with her silver drops The fields with fruit doth fill Even so the â—ord doth pour on them His â—essings manifold Whose â—earts and minds without all â—ile This knot doe keep and â—old Adrian Batten ANTHEM LXIV Praise the Lord O my Soul c Psal 146. 1. 145. 2. 1. PRaise the Lord O mâ— Soul while I live will praise the Lord ii yea as loâ— as I have any being ii I wiâ— sing praises unto my God ii Psal 145. 2. Every day will give thanks to thee and praiâ— thy name ii forevermore ii Amen Adrian Battâ— ANTHEM LXV Sing we merrily unto God c. Psal 81. v. 1 2 3. â— SIng we merrily ii unto God our strength Make cheerfull noise ii unto the God of Jacob. ii 2. Take â—he Psalm bring hither the Taâ—ret the merry Harp with the â—ute ii 3. Blow up the Trumpet ii in the new Moon ii even in the time â—ppointed and upon our solemn â—east day ii Adrian Batten ANTHEM LXVI I heard a voice saying in Heaven The Anthem for St. Michaels day These words are taken out of the 12â— Chapter of the Revelation of Sâ— John v. 10. c. 10. I Heard a voice saying in heaven is now maâ— salvation and strength ii anâ— the kingdome of our God ii and the power of his Christ ii 12. Therefore rejoice yâ— heavens and ye that dwell iâ— them ii 10. For the accuseâ— of our brethren is cast down â— which accused them beforâ— God day and night 12. Therefore rejoice c. 11. Anâ— they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb ii and by the word of their testimony 12. Therefore rejoice ye heavens and ye that dwell in them ii Adrian Batten ANTHEM LXVII My song shall be of mercy c. Psal 101. 1. MY song shall be of mercy and judgment unto thee O Lord will I sing 2. O let me have understanding in the way of Godliness 3. When wilt thou come unto me I will walk in my house with a perfect heart 4. I will take no wicked thing in hand I hate the sins of unfaithfulness there shall no such cleave unto me ii 5. A froward heart shall depart from me I will not know a wicked person 6. Whoso privily slandereth his neighbour him will I destroy 7. Whoso hath a proud look and high stomack I will not suffer him ii 8. Mine eyes look upon such as be faithfull in the land that they may dwell with me ii 9. Whoso leadeth a godly life he shall be my servant 10. There shall no deceitfull person dwell in my house he that telleth lies shall not tarry in my sight 11. I shall soon destroy all the ungodly that are in the land that I may root out all wicked doers from the city of the Lord.
After the Sermon the last Antheâ— At Evening Service AFter the Psalms a Voluntary lone by the Organ After the first Lesson is sung thâ— Magnificat i. My soul doth magniâ— the Lord. After the second Lesson the Nuâ—dimittis i. Lord now lettest thou thâ— servant depart in peace c. After the third Collect i. Lightâ— our darkness we beseech c. is sung thâ— first Anthem After the Sermon is sung the laâ— Anthem THE TABLE A. IX ALmighty and everlasting God page 10 XXXVI Ah helpless wretch what 42 XLV Almighty and everlasting God 57 L. Almighty and everlasting God we hu 62 LX. Almighty God whose praise this day 72 LXI Almighty God which madest thy bl 73 LXXXVII Almighty God who through 116 LXXXIX Almighty God the fountain 118 XCII Arise O Lord why sleepest thou 121 CIV * Almighty God which by the lead 137 CXXXVIII Above the Stars my Savio 192 CXLII All laud and praise with heart 198 CLII. Alack when I look back upon 216 CLVIII A new Commandment give 224 CLXV Awake my soul and come aw 236 B. XX. BEhold it is Christ which was ord 26 XXII Blessed be thy name O God 28 XXXVIII Behold thou hast made my d 46 XLVI Behold how good and joyful a th 58 LIX Behold now praise the Lord all ye 71 LXXIII Blessed are those that are undef 92 XCIII Blessed art thou that fearest Go 122 CXII Bow down thine eye O Lord a 150 CXXII Behold I bring you glad tydi 164 CXXV Bow down thine ear O Lord 168 CXXIX Blessed be the Lord God of Is 176 CXXXI Blessed are all they that fear 178 C. VI. CAll to remembrance O Lord page 6 XLI Christ rising again from the dead 50 Christ is risen again c. 51 XLVIII Christ our Paschal Lamb 60 LXXXI Christ our passeover is sacrifi 106 LXXXII Christ is risen from the dead 108 D. XII DEliver us O Lord our God 14 XXXI Deliver me from mine enemies 37 XLIV Deliver me O God from all 56 E. CXLVII EXalt thy self above the 208 G. LII GOdliness is great riches 64 LXXII Glorous and powerfull God 90 CIX God the Protector of all that 145 CXIX Glory be to God on high and 160 CXL Give the King thy judgments 194 CXLVIII God which as on this day 209 H. III. HIde not thou thy face from me 3 VIII Haste thee O God to deliver me 8 XXXII Hosanna to the Son of David 38 XXXV Hear my prayer O God and co 41 LIII Hear the prayers O our God 65 LXXXVIII Holy Lord God Almighty 117 XCIV How long wilt thou forget me 124 CVIII Have mercy upon me O God 144 CXX Holy holy holy Lord God of host 162 CXXIII Holy holy holy Lord God Al 165 CXXVIII Hearken ye nations O come 174 CXXX Hear my prayer O Lord and 177 CLVII He that hath my Commande 223 CLIX. Hear the voice and prayer of thy 225 CLXIV Hearken O God unto a wre 234 I. XVI I Call and cry to thee O Lord 19 XVII I will exalt thee O Lord for thou 20 XXVII I lift my heart to thee 33 XXXIX I will praise the Lord with 48 XLVII If ye love me keep my Comma 59 LI. I am the resurrection and the life 63 LXVI I heard a voice saying in 80 LXXIV In thee O Lord have I put 94 LXXVI If ye be risen again with Christ 97 XCVI I will magnifie thee O Lord 126 CII I beheld and loe a great multitude 132 CXXIV In Bethlehem Town O happy 166 CXXXV In thee O Lord have I 186 CXXXVI If the Lord himself had not 188 CL. I heard a voice in heaven Saying 213 CLX I have loved for the Lord will 226 L. XIV LOrd we beseech thee give 17 XXXIII Lift up your heads O ye 39 XLII Let God arise and let his enemies 52 LV. Lord who shall dwell in thy Tabern 67 LXX Let us now laud and magnifie 88 LXXVIII Let God arise and let his 100 LXXX Let my complaint come before 104 CXIV Lord who shall dwell in thy Ta 152 CXVII Lord to the I make my moan 158 CXXXIX Lord I am not high minded 193 CXLI Lord in thy wrath reprove 196 CLXVI Look Shepherds look Why 238 M. LXVII MY song shall be of mercy 82 N. LVII NOT unto us O Lord not 69 O. I. O Lord make thy servant Charls 1 II. O Lord grant the King a long life 2 IV. O Lord give thy holy Spirit 4 VII O Lord the Maker of all things 7 X. O thou God Almighty Father of all 11 XI O Lord the worlds Saviour 12 XIII O praise the Lord all ye heathen 16 XVIII O Lord I bow the knees of my 22 XIX O God be merciful unto us and 24 XXV O God whom our offences 31 XXVIII O Lord turn thy wrath 34 XXIX O give thanks unto the Lord 35 XXXIV O Lord rebuke me not in thine 40 XXXVII Out of the deep have I called 44 LVI O clap your hands together all ye 68 LXIII O how happy a thing it is 76 LXVIII O Lord our Governour 84 LXIX O Lord thou hast searched me out 86 LXXI O praise God in his holiness 89 LXXV O God my heart is ready 96 LXXXIII O Lord of hosts thou God 109 LXXXIV O eternal God Almighty 110 XC O how glorious art thou O God 119 XCVII O God the proud are risen up 127 XCVIII O glorious God O Christ our 128 XCIX O how amiable are thy dwelling 129 CI. O God who through the preaching 131 CIII O Lord turn not away thy face 134 CV O Lord in thee is all my trust 138 CX O sing unto the Lord a new song 146 CXIII O Lord I have loved the habita 151 CXVI O clap your hands together all 156 CXVIII O mortal man how long wilt 159 CXXVI O God of gods O King of ki 170 CXXVII O God of gods O King of 172 CXXXII O Lord let me know mine 180 CXXXIV O Jesu meek O Jesu sweet 184 CXLIII O Lord of whom I do depend 200 CXLVI O sing unto the Lord a new 207 CLI O Lord my God in all distress 214 CLIV. O God the King of glory which 220 CLXI O Lord make thy servant 228 P. XXVI PRevent us O Lord in all our 32 LXII Ponder my words O Lord 74 LXIV Praise the Lord O my soul 78 CXXXVII Praise the Lord the God of 190 CXLV Plead thou my cause O Lord 204 R. CXV REmember not O Lord God 154 S. XXX SIng joyfully unto God our 36 XLIX So God loved the world that 61 LVIII Save us good Lord waking 70 LXV Sing we merrily unto God 79 LXXXV Save me O God for thy 112 C. Sing unto the Lord O ye Princes 130 CVI. Sing unto God all ye kingdoms 140 CXXI Steven being full of the holy G 163 CLXII Submit your selves one to ano 230 CLXIII Sitting by the streams that gl 231 CLXVII See sinfull soul the Saviour 240 T. V. TEach me thy way O Lord and 5