vesture For she sayed within her selfe If I maye touche but euen his vesture onelye I shal be safe But Iesus turned him about and whē he saw her he sayed daughter be of good comfort thy fayth hath made thee safe And the woman was made whole euen the same time And whē Iesus came into the rulers house and saw the mynstrelles and people makyng a noyse he sayed vnto them geat you hence for the mayde is not dead but slepeth And they laughed him to scorne But when the people were put forth he went in and toke her by the hande and sayed damosell arise And the damosel arose And this noyse was abrode in all that lande ¶ The .xxv. Sunday after Trinitie ¶ The Collect. STiere vp we beseche thee O lord the willes of thy faithfull people that thei plenteously bringing forth the fruite of good woorkes maye of thee bee plenteouslye rewarded through Iesus Christ our Lorde ¶ The Epistle Ier. xxiii BEholde the tyme commeth sayeth the Lord that I wil rayse vp the righteous braunche of Dauid whiche king shall beare rule and he shall prosper with wisedome and shall sette vp equitie and ryghteousnesse agayne in earth In his tune shall Iuda be saued and Israell shall dwell withoute feare And thys is the name that they shall call hym euen the LORDE oure ryghteousnesse and therefore behold the time commeth sayeth the Lorde that it shall bee no more sayede the Lorde lyueth whiche broughte the children of Israel oute of the lande of Egipte But the Lorde lyueth whiche broughte forth and lead the seede of the house of Israel oute of the North land and from al contreyes where I haue scattered them and thye shall dwell in theyr owne lande agayne ¶ The Gospell Iohn vi WHen Iesus lift vp his eyes and saw a great company come vnto him he saith vnto Philip whēce shall we bye bread that these maye eate This he sayd to proue him for he himselfe knewe what he woulde dooe Philip aunswered hym two hundreth penyworth of bread are not sufficient for them that euerye man may take a little One of his disciples Andrew Sunō Peters brother sayed vnto hym There is a lad here whiche hath fiue barley loaues and two fishes but what are they among so many And Iesus said make the people sit downe There was much grasse in the place So the men sate down in numbre about fiue thousand And Iesus toke the bread and when he had geuen thankes he gaue to the disciples the disciples to them that were set downe And likewyse of the fisshes as much as they would When they had eaten ynoughe he sayeth vnto hys disciples Gather vp the broken meate which remayneth that nothing be lost And they gathered it together and filled twelue baskets with the broken meate of the fiue barley loaued whiche broken meate remayned vnto them that had eaten Then those men when they had seen the miracle that Iesus did sayd this is of a trueth thesame prophete that should come into the worlde Yf there be any moe Sundaies beefore Aduente Sunday to supply thesame shal be taken the seruice of some of those Sundaies that were omitted betwene the Epiphanie and Septuagesima ¶ Sainct Andrewes daye ¶ The Collect. ALmightie god which didst geue suche grace vnto thy holy Apostle Sainct Andrewe that he redely obeyed the calling of thy sonne Iesus Christe folowed him without delaye Graunte vnto vs al that we being called by thy holy word may furth with geue ouer our selues obedyently to folowe thy holy commaundementes throughe the same Iesus Christ our Lorde ¶ The Epistle Roma x. IF thou knowledge with thy mouth that Iesus is the lord and belieue in thy heart that god raised him vp from death thou shalte be safe For to belieue with the hearte iustifieth and to knoweledge with the mouth maketh a man safe For the scripture faieth whosoeuer belieueth on him shal not be confounded There is no difference betwene the Iewe and the Gentile For one is Lord of all which is riche vnto al that cal vpon hym For whosoeuer doeth call on the name of the Lorde shal be safe How then shall they call on him on whom they haue not beleued How shal they belieue on him on whom they haue not heard How shall they heare without a preacher And howe sall they preache without they be sent As it is written howe beautifull are the fete of them whiche bring tidinges of peace and bryng tydinges of good thynges But the haue not all obeyed to the gospell For Esay sayth Lord who hath belieued our sayinges so then fayth cometh by hearyng and hearyng commeth by the worde of God But I aske haue they not heard no doubt their sound went out into all landes and their wordes into the endes of worlde But I demaund whether Israel did knowe or not Fyrst Moses saieth I will prouoke you to enuy by them that are no people by a foolishe nacion I wyll anger you Esay after that is bolde and sayeth I am founde of them that soughte me not I am many feste vnto them that asked not after me But agaynste Israel he sayeth All day long haue I stretched forth my handes vnto a people that belieueth not but speaketh agaynste me ¶ The Gospell Mat. iiii AS Iesus walked by the Sea of Galile he sawe two brethren Simon whiche was called Peter and Andrew his brother castyng a nette into the Sea for they were fisshers and he sayeth vnto them folowe me and I wil make you to become fisshers of men And they streight waye left their nettes and folowed him And when he was gone furth from thence he sawe other two brethen Iames the sonne of zebede and Iohn hys brother in the ship with zebede their father mendyng their nettes and he called them And they immediatly lefte the ship and their father and folowed him Sainct Thomas the Apostle ¶ The Collecte ALmighty euerliuing god which for the more confirmacion of the faith didst suffre thy holy Apostle Thomas to be doubtful in thy sonnes resurreccion graunt vs so perfectly and without all doubt to beleue in thy sonne Iesus Christ that our fayth in thy syght neuer be reproued heare vs O lord through the same Iesus Christ to whom wyth thee and the holy gost be all honour c. ¶ The Epistle Ephe. ii NOwe are ye not straungers nor foreyners but citezens with the sainctes and of the housholde of God and are built vpon the foundacion of the Apostles and Prophetes Iesus Chrst himself being the head corner stone in whom what building soeuer is coupled together it groweth vnto an holy temple of the Lord in whom also ye are built together to be an habitacion of God through the holy gost ¶ The Gospell Iohn xx THomas one of the twelue which is called Didimus was not with them when Iesus came The other disciples therefore sayd vnto him we haue seen the Lord. But he sayd vnto
them except I see in hys handes the prynte of the nayles and put my fynger into the printe of the nayles and thruste my hande into hys syde I will not beleue And after eight dayes agayne hys disciples were within and Thomas with thē Then came Iesus when the doores were shut and stode in the middes and sayed Peace bee vnto you And after that he sayed to Thomas bryng the fynger hyther and see my handes and reache hyther thy hande and thrust it into my syde and bee not faythlesse but beleuyng Thomas aunswered and sayd vnto him my lord and my god Iesus said vnto hym Thomas because thou hast seē me thou hast beleued blessed are they that haue not seen and yet haue beeleued And many other signes truly did Iesus in the presence of his disciples which are not written in this boke These are written that ye might beleue that Iesus Chryste is the sonne of God and that in beleuing ye might haue lyfe through his name The conuersion of Sainct Paule ¶ The Collect. GOd whiche hast taught al the world throughe that preaching of thy blessed Apostle Saincte Paul Graūt we beseche thee that we which haue his wonderful conuertion in remembraunce may folowe and fulfyll thy holy doctryne that he taught through Iesu Christ our Lorde ¶ The Epistle Actes ix ANd Saule yet breathyng oute threatninges and slaughter against the disciples of the lorde wente vnto the hie priest desired of him letters to carye to Damasco to the Sinagoges that yf he founde any of this way were they men or women he myght bring them bound to Ierusalem And when he iourneyed it fortuned that as he was come nigh to Damasco sodeynly there shined round aboute him a light from heauē he fel to the earth and heard a voyce saying to hym Saul Saul why persecutest thou me And he sayed what art thou lord And the Lorde sayd I am Iesus whom thou persecutest It is hard for thee to kicke against the pricke And he both trembling and astonied sayd Lord what wilt thou haue me to doe And the Lorde sayed vnto him aryse and goe into the citie and it shal be tolde thee what thou must doe The men which iourneyed with him stode amased hearing a voyce but seeying no man And Saule arose from the earth and when he opened his eyes he sawe no manne But they lead hym by the hande and broughte him into Damasco And he was three dayes wythoute syghte and neyther dyd eate nor drynke And there was a certayne Disciple at Damasco named Ananias and to him said the Lord in a vision Ananias and he sayd beholde I am here Lord. And the lord said vnto him arise and goe into the strete which is called streight and seke in the house of Iudas after one called Saule of Tharsus For behold he praieth and hath seen in a vision a man named Ananias comming in to him and puttyng his handes on him that he might receiue his sight Then Ananias aunswered Lord I haue heard by many of this man how much euil he hath done to thy sainctes at Ierusalem here he hathe auctority of the hie priestes to binde all that call on thy name The Lorde saide vnto him go thy way for he is a chosen vessell vnto me to beare my name before the Gentiles and kinges and the childrē of Israel For I will shew him how great thynges he muste suffre for my names sake And Ananias went his way entred into the house and put his handes on him and sayd brother Saule the lord that appeared vnto thee in the waie as thou camest hath sent me that thou mightest receiue thy sight and be filled with the holy goste And immediatly there fell from hys eyes as it had been scales and he receyued sight and arose was baptised and receyued meate and was comforted Thē was Saule a certayne dayes with the Disciples whyche were at Damasco And streight way he preached Chrste in the Sinagogues how that he was the sonne of God But al that heard him were amased and sayd is not this he that spoyled them whiche called on this name in Ierusalem and came hither for that intent that he might bring them bound vnto thehye Priestes But Saule encreased the more in strengthe and confounded the Iewes which dwelt at Damasco affirming that this was very Christ ¶ The Gospell Mat. xix PEter aunswered and said vnto Iesus behold we haue forsaken all and folowed thee what shall we haue therfore Iesus sayd vnto them Verely I say vnto you that when the sonne of man shal sit in the seat of his Maiestie ye that haue folowed me in the regeneracion shall syt also vpon .xii seates iudge the twelue tribes of Israel And euerye one that forsaketh house or brethrē or sisters or father or mother or wyfe or children or landes for my names sake shall receyue an hundreth folde shall inherite euerlastyng lyfe But many that are fyrste shal be last the last shal be fyrste ¶ The purificacion of Sainct Mary the virgin ¶ The Colleste ALmightie and euerlastyng God we humblye beeseche thy Maiestie that as thy onelye begotten sonne was this day presented in the Temple in substaunce of our flesh so graunt that we may be presented vnto thee with pure and cleare mindes By Iesus Christ our Lorde ¶ The Epistle ¶ The same that is appoynted for the Sundaye ¶ The Gospel Luke ii WHen the tyme of theyr Purificacion after the law of Moses was come they brought him to Ierusalem to present him to the Lorde as it is written in the lawe of the Lord euery man child that firste openeth the matrix shal be called holy to the Lorde and to offre as it is sayde in the law of the Lorde a payre of turtle Dooues or two yong Pigeons And behold there was a man in Hierusalem whose name was Simeon And the same man was iust and godly and loked for the consolacyon of Israel and the holi gost was in him And an aunswer had he receiued of the holy gost that he should not see death except he fyrst saw the Lorde Christ And he came by inspiracyon into the temple ¶ Sainct Mathies daye ¶ The Collecte ALmightye God whiche in the place of the traitor Iudas dydst chose thy faythfull seruaunte Mathie to be of the numbre of thy twelue Apostles Graunt that thy church beyng alway preserued from false Apostles maye bee ordered and guyded by faythful and true pastors throughe Iesus Christe our Lorde ¶ The Epistle Actes i. IN those dayes Peter stode vp in the middes of the disciples and said the numbre of names that were together were about an hundred and .xx. Ye men brethren this scripture must nedes haue been fulfilled whiche the holy ghost throughe the mouth of Dauid spake before of Iudas whiche was guide to them that toke Iesus For he was noumbred with vs and had obteined felowship in this ministracion And the
as the lord prosper you we wyshe you good lucke in the name of the Lorde Deprofundis clamaui psal cxxx OVt of the depe haue I called vnto thee O lord lord heare my voyce Oh let thyne eares consider well the voyce of my complaynt If thou lord will be extreme to marke what is done amisse O lord who may abyde it For there is mercy with thee therefore shalt thou be feared I loke for the lord my soule doeth wayte for him in his woord is my trust My soule flyeth vnto the lord before the morning watch I say before the morning watche O Israel trust in the Lord for with the Lorde there is mercy and with hym is plenteous redempcion And he shal redeme Israel from at his sinnes Domine non est exaltatum psal cxxxi LOrd I am not hye minded I haue no proude lokes I doe not exercise my self in great matters which are to hye for me But I refrayn my soule and kepe it lowe like as a childe that is wayned from his mother yea my soule is euen as a wayned childe O Israel trust in the lord from thys time furth for euermore Memento domine Dauid psal cxxxii Mornīg prayer LOrde remember Dauid and all his trouble Howe he sware vnto the lorde and vowed a vowe vnto the almightie God of Iacob I will not come within the tabernacle of my house nor climbe vp into my bed I will not suffre my eyes to slepe nor my eye liddes to slumbre neythter the temples of my head to take anye reste Vntill I fynde out a place for the temple of the Lord an habitacion for the mighty God of Iacob Loe we hearde of the same at Ephrata and found it in the wood We will goe into hys Tabernacle and fall lowe on oure knees before his fotestoole Aryse O lorde into thy restyng place thou and the Arke of thy strength Let thy Priestes bee clothed with righteousnes and let thy sainctes sing with ioyfulnes For the seruaunt Dauids sake turne not awaye the presence of thyne annoynted The Lord hath made a faithfull othe vnto Dauid and he shall not shrinke from it Of the fruite of thy body shall I set vpon thy seate If thy chyldren wyll kepe my couenaunte and my testymonies that I shall learne them theyr chyldren also shall sitte vpon thy seate for euermore For the Lorde hath chosen Syon to be an habitacion for himselfe he hath longed for her Thys shal be my reste for euer here wyll I dwell for I haue a delight therein I will blesse her vitailes with encrease and will satisfye her poore with bread I will decke her Priestes with health and her saynctes shall reioyce and syng There shall I make the horne of Dauid to florish I haue ordeyned a lanterne for mine annoynted As for hys enemies I shall clothe them with shame but vpon himselfe shall his crowne florishe Ecce quam bonum psal cxxxiii BEholde howe good and ioyfull a thyng it is brethren to dwell together in vnitie It is like the precious oyntment vpon the head that ranne downe vnto the hearde euen vnto Aarons bearde and went downe to the skyrtes of his clothyng Like as the dewe of Hermon whiche fell vpon the hill of Syon For there the Lorde promised his blessyng and lyfe for euermore Ecce nunc benedicite dominum Psalm cxxxiiii BEholde now praise the Lorde all ye the seruauntes of the Lorde Ye that by night stand in the house of the Lorde euen in the courtes of the house of our God Lift vp your handes in the sanctuary and praise the lord The lord that made heauen and earth geue thee blessyng out of Syon Laudate dominum psalme cxxxv O Prayse the Lorde laud ye the name of the Lord praise it O ye seruauntes of the Lorde Ye that stand in the house of the lord in the courtes of the house of our God O prayse the lord for the lorde is gracious O syng prayses vnto his name for it is louely For why the lorde hath chosen Iacob vnto hymselfe and Israel for hys own possession For I know that the Lorde is great and that our Lord is aboue all Goddes Whatsoeuer the Lorde pleased that did he in heauen and in earth and in the Sea and to all depe places He bringeth foorth the cloudes from the endes of the world and sendeth foorthe lightninges with the rayne bryngyng the wyndes out of his treasures He smote the first borne of Egipt both of man of beast He hath sent tokens and wonders into the middest of thee O thou lande of Egipte vpon Pharao and all hys seruauntes He smote dyuerse nacions and slewe myghty kynges Sehon kyng of the Amorites and Og the kyng of Basā and all the kingdomes of Canaan And gaue theyr lande to be an heritage euen an herytage vnto Israel hys people Thy name O lord endureth for euer so doeth thy memoriall O Lorde from one generacion to another For the Lord wil auenge his people and be gracious vnto his seruauntes As for the images of the heathen they are but siluer and golde the worke of mennes handes They haue mouthes and speake not iyes haue they but they see not They haue eares and yet they heare not neyther is there any breath in theyr mouthes They that make them are lyke vnto them and so are all they that put theyr trust in them Praise the lord ye house of Israel praise the lord ye house of Aaron Praise the Lorde ye house of Leui ye that feare the lord praise the Lorde Praysed bee the Lorde oute of Sion whiche dwelle that Ierusalem Confitemini domino Psalm cxxxvi Euening prayer O Geue thankes vnto the Lorde for he is gracious and his mercy endureth foreuer O geue thankes vnto the God of all gods for hys mercy endureth for euer O thanke the Lord of all Lordes for his mercy endureth for euer Whiche only doth great wonders for his mercy endureth for euer Whiche by his excellente wisedome made the heauens for hys mercy endureth for euer Which laid out the earth aboue the waters for hys mercy endureth for euer Whiche hath made greate lightes for his mercy endureth for euer The Sunne to rule the daye for his mercye endureth for euer The Mone and the starres to gouerne the night for hys mercy endureth for euer Whyche smote Egipt with theyr first borne for hys mercy endureth for euer And brought out Israel from among them for hys mercy endureth for euer With a mighty hand and stretched out arme for his mercy endureth for euer Whyche deuided the redde Sea in two partes for hys mercy endureth for euer And made Israel to goe thorow the middes of it for hys mercy endureth for euer But as for Pharao and his hoaste he ouerthrewe them in the redde sea for his mercy endureth for euer Whiche led his people through the wildernes for his mercy endureth for euer Which smote great kinges for his merci endureth for euer Yea and
Kynges daughters were among thy honorable wemen vpō thy right hand did stand the Quene in a vesture of golde wrought about with dyuerse colors Herken O daughter and consydre enclyne thyne eare forgeat also thyne owne people and thy fathers house So shall the kyng haue pleasure in thy bewtie for he is thy Lorde God and worshyp thou hym And the daughter of Tire shall be there with gyft lyke as the ryche also among the people shall make theyr supplycacion before thee The Kynges daughter is al glorious within her clothing is of wrought golde She shal be broughte vnto the kyng in rayment of nedle worke the vyrgins that be her felowes shal beare her company and shal be brought vnto thee With ioye and gladnesse shall they be brought and shall entre into the Kynges palace In steade of thy fathers thou shalt haue chyldren whom thou mayst make Princes in all landes I wyll remembre thy name from one generacyon vnto another therefore shall the people geue thankes vnto thee worlde without ende Deus noster refugium Psalm xlvi GOd is oure hope and strength a very presente helpe in trouble Therfore wyl not we feare though the earth be moued though the hilles be caried into the middest of the sea Though the waters therof rage and swell and thoughe the mountaynes shake at the tempest of the same The riuers of the fludde therof shall make glad the cytye of God the holy place of the tabernacle of the most hyest God is in the middest of her therfore shall she not bee remoued God shall helpe her and that righte early The Heathen make muche a doe and the kingdomes are moued but God hathe shewed hys voyce and the earth shal melte awaye The Lorde of hostes is with vs the god of Iacob is oure refuge O come hyther and behold the workes of the Lord what destruccion he hath brought vpon the earth He maketh warres to cease in all the world he breaketh the bowe and knappeth the speare in sunder and burneth the chariotes in the fyre Be styll then and knowe that I am God I wil be exalted among the Heathen and I wil be exalted in the earthe The Lord of hostes is with vs the God of Iacob is our defence Omnes gentes plaudite Psalm xlvii Euening prayer Clap youre handes together all ye people O syng vnto God with the voyce of melodye For the Lorde is hye and to bee feared he is the great kyng vpon all the earth He shall subdue the people vnder vs and the nacions vnder oure feete He shall chose out an heritage for vs euen the worshyp of Iacob whom he loued God is gone vp with a mery noyse and the Lord with the sounde of the trompe O syng prayses syng praises vnto our God O sing prayses syng prayses vnto our Kyng For God is the Kyng of al the earth sing ye prayses with vnderstandyng God reygneth ouer the Heathen God sytteth vpon hys holy seate The Princes of the people are ioyned vnto the people of the God of Abraham for God whiche is very hye exalted doeth defend the earth as it were with a shielde Magnus dominus Psalm xlviii GReat is the Lorde and highely to bee praysed in the cytie of our God euen vpon his holy hyll The hyll of Sion is a fayre place and the ioye of the whole earth vpon the Northsyde lyeth the cytie of the great Kyng God is well knowen in her palaces as a sure refuge For loe the kynges of the earthe are gathered and gone by together They marueyled to see suche thynges they were astonied and sodeynly cast downe Feare came there vpon thē and sorow as vpon a woman in her trauaile Thou shalt breake the shippes of the sea through the East wynde Like as we haue heard so haue we sene in the citie of the lord of hostes in the citie of our god god vpholdeth thesame for euer We waite for thy louing kindnes O god in the middes of thy temple O god according vnto thy name so is thy praise vnto the worldes ende thy right hand is ful of righteousnes Let the mount Sion reioice and the doughters of Iuda be glad because of thy iudgementes Walke about Sion and goe rounde about her and tel the towers therof Marke wel her bulwarkes set vp her houses that ye may tel them that come after For this God is our God for euer and euer he shal be oure guide vnto death Audite hee gentes psal xlix O Heare ye this al ye people pōder it with your eares all ye that dwell in the worlde High and lowe riche and poore one with another My mouth shall speake of wysdome and my heart shall muse of vnderstanding I wil encline mine eare to the parable and shew my darke speache vpon the harpe Wherfore should I feare in the dayes of wickednesse and when the wyckednesse of my heles compasseth me rounde aboute There be some that putte their trust in their goodes and boast themselues in the multitude of their richesse But no man may delyuer his brother nor make agrement vnto god for hym For it cost more to redeme their soules so that he must let that alone for euer Yea though he lyue long and see not the graue For he seeth that wisemen also die and perishe together as wel as the ignoraunt and foolishe and leaue their riches for other And yet they thynke that their houses shall continue for euer and that their dwelling places shal endure from one generacion to another and call the landes after their owne names Neuertheles man wil not abide in honor seeyng he may be compared vnto the beastes that perishe this is the way of them This is their foolishnes and their posteritie prayse theyr saying They lye in the hell like shepe death gnaweth vpon them and the righteous shall haue dominaciō of them in the morning their beautie shal consume in the sepulchre out of their dwellyng But god shal delyuer my soule from the place of hel for he shall receyue me Be not thou afraid though one be made riche or if the glory of hys house be encreased For he shal cary nothyng away with him when he dyeth neyther shal hys pompe folowe hym For whyle he lyued he counted hymselfe an happy man and so long as thou doest wel vnto thy selfe men wyl speake good of thee He shall folowe the generacions of his fathers and shall neuer see lyght Man beyng in honor hath no vnderstanding but is compared vnto the beastes that peryshe Deus deorum dominus psal l. Mornīg prayer THe lord euen the most mightie god hath spoken and called the world from the rising vp of the sunne vnto the goyng down therof Out of Sion hath god appeared in perfecte beautie Oure god shall come and shall not kepe silence there shall goe before him a consuming fier and a mightie tempest that be styred vp rounde about hym He shall call the heauen from aboue and
he thou mercyfull vnto our synnes Blessed is the man whom thou chosest and receauest vnto thee he shall dwell in thy court and shal be satisfyed with the pleasures of thy house euen of thy holy temple Thou shalt shew vs wonderful thinges in thy righteousnes O god of our saluacion thou that art the hope of al the endes of the earth and of them that remayne in the broade sea Which in his stength setteth fast the mountaynes and is gyrded about with power Whiche stilleth the ragyng of the sea and the noyse of hys waues and the madnes of his people They also that dwel in the vttermost partes of the earth shal be afraid at thy tokens thou that makest the outgoinges of the morning and euening to prayse thee Thou visitest the earth and blessest it thou makest it very plenteous The ryuer of God is full of water thou preparest theyr corne for so thou prouidest for the earth Thou watrest her forowes thou sendest raine into the litle valleys therof thou makest it softe with the droppes of rayne and blessest the increase of it Thou crownest the yeare with thy goodnesse and thy cloudes droppe fatnes They shal drop vpon the dwellinges of the wildernes and the litle hylles shall reioyce on euery syde The foldes shal be ful of shepe the valleys also shall stand so thicke with corne that they shall laugh and syng Iubilate deo psal lxvi O Be ioyefull in god all ye landes syng prayses vnto the honer of his name make his praise to be glorious Say vnto god O howe wonderfull art thou in thy workes thorowe the greatnes of thy power shal thine enemyes be founde lyers vnto thee For al the world shal Worship thee syng of thee and praise thy name O come hither and beholde the woorkes of God howe wonderfull he is in his doing towarde the children of men He turned the sea into drye lande so that they went thorowe the water on foote there did we reioyce therof He ruleth with his power for euer hys eyes beholde the people and such as wil not beleue shal not be able to exalte themselues O prayse oure God ye people and make the voice of hys prayse to be heard Which holdeth our soule in lyfe and suffereth not our fete to slyp For thou O god hast proued vs thou also hast tryed vs lyke as siluer is tryed Thou broughtest vs into the snare and layd trouble vpon our loynes Thou sufferedst men to ryde ouer our heades we wente thorow fyre and water and thou broughtest vs oute into a welthy place I will goe into thy house with burnt offerynges and wil pay thee my vowes which I promysed with my lippes and spake with my mouth when I was in trouble I will offre vnto thee fat burnte sacrifices with the insence of rammes I wil offre bullockes and goates O come hither and harken al ye that feare god and I wil tell you what he hath done for my soule I called vnto him with my mouth and gaue him praises with my tongue If I encline vnto wickednes with my heart the lord will not heare me But god hath heard me and consydered the voyce of my prayer Praised be god which hath not cast out my praier nor turned hys mercy fro me Deus miscreatur nostri Psal lxvii GOd be mercifull vnto vs and blesse vs and shewe vs the lyghte of hys countenaunce and be mercifull vnto vs. That thy waye maye be knowen vpon earth thy sauyng health among al nacions Let the people prayse thee O God yea let all the people prayse thee O let the nacions reioice and be glad for thou shalt iudge the folke righteously and gouerne the nacions vpon earth Let the people prayse thee O god let al the people prayse thee Then shal the earth bryng furthher increase and God euen our own god shall geue vs hys blessing God shal blesse vs and al the endes of the world shal feare hym Exurgat deus Psalm lxviii Mornīg prayer LEt God aryse and let hys enemyes be scatered lette them also that hate hym flye before hym Lyke as the smoke vanisheth so shalt thou dryue them awaye and lyke as waxe melteth at the fier so let the vngodly peryshe at the presence of god But let the righteous be glad and reioice before God let them also be mery and ioyfull O sing vnto god and syng prayses vnto hys name magnifie him that rideth vpon the heauens as it were vpon an horse prayse him in his name yea and reioice before hym He is a father of the fatherles and defendeth the cause of widowes euen god in his holy habitacion He is the god that maketh men to be of one mynde in an house bringeth the priesoners out of captiuitie but letteth the runneagates continue in scarcenes O god when thou wentest furth before the people when thou wentest through the wildernes The earth shoke and the heauens dropped at the presence of Ood euen as Sinay also was moued at the presence of god which is the god of Israel Thou O god sendest a gracious rayne vpon thine enheritaunce and refreshedst it when it was wery Thy congregacions shall dwell therein for thou O God hast of thy goodnes prepared for the poore The Lord gaue the worde greate was the companye of the preachers Kinges with their armies did flie and were discomfited and they of the housholde deuyded the spoile Though ye haue lyen among the pottes yet shall ye be as the winges of a doue that is couered wyth syluer wynges and her fethers lyke golde When the almightie scattered kynges for theyr sake then were they as white as snowe in Salmon As the hill of Basan so is gods hill euen an highe hill as the hyll of Basan Why hop ye so ye high hilles this is gods hil in the which it pleaseth hym to dwell yea the Lorde wyll abide in it for euer The charettes of god are .xx. M. euen thousandes of Angels and the Lorde is emong them as in the holy place of Sinay Thou art gone vp on high thou hast led captiuitie captiue and receiued giftes for men yea euē for thine enemies that the Lorde God might dwell among them Praised be the lord daily euen the god which helpeth vs and powred his benefites vpon vs. He is our god euen the god of whom commeth saluaciō god is the lord by whom we escape death God shal wounde the head of hys enemyes and the heary scalpe of such a one as goeth on styll in his wyckednes The Lord hath sayd I wil bring my people again as I did from Basan myne own wyll I bryng agayne as I did some tyme from the depe of the sea That thy fote may be dipped in the bloud of thine enemiesand that the tongue of thy dogges maye be redde throughe thesame It is wel seen O god how thou goest how thou my god and kyng goest in the sanctuary The fingers goe before the minstrels folowe after in the
the Lorde commaunded them But were mingled among the Heathen and learned their workes Insomuch that thei worshipped their ydols which turned to their own decay yea thei offred their sonnes and daughters vnto deuilles And shed innocente bloud euen the bloud of their sonnes and of their daughters whom thei offered vnto the ydols of Canaan and the lande was defiled with bloud Thus were they stayned with their owne woorkes and went a whoring with their own inuencions Therfore was the wrath of the Lord kindled against his people insomuch that he abhorred hys owne enheritaunce And he gaue them ouer into the hand of the Heathen and they that hated them were Lordes ouer them Their enemyes oppressed them had them in subieccyon Many a tyme did he deliuer thē but they rebelled against him with their owne inuencions and were brought downe in their wyckednesse Neuerthelesse when he saw their aduerstie he heard their complaynte He thoughte vpon his couenaunt and pitied them according vnto the multitude of his mercies yea he made all those that had led them awaye captiue to pitie them Deliuer vs O lord oure god and gather vs frō among the Heathen that we may geue thankes to thy holy name and make our boast of thy prayse Blessed be the Lord god of Israel from euerlasting and worlde without ende and let all people saye Amen Confitemini domino Psal cvii. Mornīg prayer O Geue thankes vnto the lord for he is gracious and his mercy endureth for euer Let them geue thankes whom the Lorde hath redemed and deliuered from the hande of the enemye And gathered them out of the landes from the East and from the west from the North and from the South They went astraye in the wildernes out of the way and founde no citie to dwel in Hungry and thirstie their soule faynted in them So they cryed vnto the lord in their trouble and he delyuered them from their distresse He led them furth by the ryght way that they might goe to the citie where they dwelt O that men would therfore praise the lorde for his goodnes and declare the wonders that he doth for the children of men For he satisfied the emptie soule and filleth the hungrye soule with gladnes Such as sit in darkenes and in the shadow of death being fast bounde in miserye and yron Because they rebelled against the wordes of the lord and lightly regarded the counsayle of the most high He also brought down their heart thorow heauines they fell down and there was none to helpe them vp So when they cryed vnto the lord in their trouble he deliuered them out of their distresse For he brought them out of darkenes and out of the shadowe of death and brake their bondes in sundre O that men would therfore prayse the lord for his goodnes and declare the wonders that he doth for the childrē of men For he hath broken the gates of brasse and smytten the barres of yron in sundre Foolysh men are plaged for their offence and because of their wickednes Their soule abhorred al maner of meate and they were euen hard at deathes dore So when they cried vnto the lord in their trouble he deliuered them out of their distresse He sent hys worde and healed them and they were saued from their destruccion O that mē would therfore praise the lord for his goodnes and declare the wonders that he dooeth for the chyldren of men That they would offer vnto hym the sacrifice of thankes geuing and tell out hys workes with gladnes They that goe down to the sea shippes and occupy their busynes in great waters These men see the workes of the lord and his wonders in the depe For at hys worde the stormy winde aryseth which lifteth vp the waues therof They are caryed vp to heauen and downe agayne to the depe theyr soule melteth away because of the trouble They rele to and fro and stacker like a dronken man and are at their wyttes ende So when they crye vnto lord in their trouble he deliuereth them out of their distresse For he maketh the storme to ceasse so that the waues therof are styll Then are they glad because they be at rest and so he bringeth them vnto the hauen where they would be O that men would therefore prayse the lorde for his goodnes and declare the wonders that he doth for the children of men They that would exalte hym also in the congregacyon of the people and prayse hym in the seate of the elders Which turneth the fluddes into a wildernes and drieth vp the water sprynges A fruitefull land maketh he barren for the wickednes of them that dwell therein Againe he maketh the wyldernes a standing water and water sprynges of a drye grounde And there he setteth the hungry that they may build them a citie to dwell in That they may sowe their lande and plante vineyardes to yelde them fruites of encrease He blesseth them so that they multiply excedingly and suffereth not their cattell to decrease And agayne when they are minished and broughte lowe through oppression through plage or trouble Though he suffre them to be euil intreated through Tirantes let thē wander out of the waye in the wildernes Yet helpeth he the poore out of miserye and maketh hym housholdes like a flocke of shepe The righteous will consider thys and reioyce and the mouth of al wickednes shal be stopped Whoso is wise will ponder these thynges and they shall vnderstand the louing kindnes of the Lord. Paratum cormeum psal cviii Euenīg prayer O God my heart is ready my heart is ready I will syng and geue prayse with the best member that I haue Awake thou lute and harpe I my selfe wil awake right early I wil geue thankes vnto thee O Lord among the people I wil sing prayses vnto thee among the nacions For thy mercy is greater then the heauens and thy truth reacheth vnto the cloudes Set vp thy self O god aboue the heauens and thy glory aboue al the earth That thy beloued may be deliuered let thy righte hand saue them and heare thou me God hath spoken in his holines I wil reioyce therfore and denide Sichem and mete out the valey of Sucoth Gilead is mine and Manasses is mine Ephraim also is the strength of mine head Iuda is my lawe geuer Mcab is my washepot ouer Edom will I cast out my shoe vpon the Philistines will I tryumphe Who wyll leade me into the strong citie and who wyll bring me into Edom Hast not thou forsakē vs O god and wilt not thou god goe furth with our hostes O helpe vs against the enemy for vain is the helpe of mā Through god we shall doe great Actes and it is he that shall treade down our enemies Deus laudem psal cix HOld not thy tong O god of my prayse for the mouth of the vngodlye yea and the mouth of the deceitfull is opened vpon me And they haue spoken against me with false