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The parish-clerk's vade mecum, or, An alphabetical concordance of the most material words and sentences in the book of singing Psalms used in Parish churches, pointing out also psalms suited to all the great festivals of the Church of England, and most other special occasions, useful for all such as would sing with the spirit and with the understanding also / by B.P. ...
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B. P., Parish clerk.
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1694
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Wing P8; ESTC R12538
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The Parish-Clerk's Vade mecum Or an Alphabetical CONCORDANCE Of the most material WORDS and SENTENCES In the BOOK of Singing PSALMS Used in the Parish Churches Pointing out also Psalms suited to all the great FESTIVALS OF THE Church of ENGLAND And most other Special Occasions Vseful for all such as would sing with the Spirit and with the Vnderstanding also By B. P. Parish-Clerk Ephes v. 18 19. Be filled with the Spirit speaking to your selves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord. London Printed by Benj. Motte Printer to the Company of Parish-Clerks to be sold by Randal Taylor near Stationers-Hall 1694. TO THE READER THE Parish-Clerk is an Officer to be chosen by the Minister of the Parish unless Custom prevail to the contrary and by him to be certified to the Bishop of the Diocese of his competent skill in Reading Writing and Singing but especially of his civil Life and Conversation great requisits and most necessary qualifications of one chosen to attend in the Ministry of Holy things and to bear a part in all the Divine Offices of the Church Therefore a Minister or Parish ought to be very careful how they introduce any person that is not thus qualified otherwise the ignorance and impiety of the Clerk may bring an unavoidable scandal to the Church of God in whose Holy Offices he is to be conversant A scandalous Clerk is an Offence to a devout Congregation and gives just ground of discouragement to People to joyn in the respective Offices of Prayer and Praise in which the Clerk bears so considerable a part viz. By responding by standing up by bowing and by Genuflections proper to all the parts of the Holy Offices as is directed in the Rubrick by all which he more than intimates the Duty of every individual person in the Congregation particularly by saying Amen to all the Prayers throughout the whole Service which if the Clerk were not obliged ex Officio to say Amen which the Ancients say in the Primitive Church was wont to be repeated like a Clap of Thunder the carelesness and lukewarmness of the generality of people is such that as experience sheweth there would be few or none oftentimes to perform that part or say Amen to the Prayers Therefore t is well the Church is provided of a proper Officer to supply the defects of others in the Worship of God A Parish-Clerk then is not so mean and contemptible an Office as some people render it He is more than a Door-keeper in the House of God he is Servus in Sacris conversant in all the Holy Offices of the Church whose Life and Conversation ought to be such that he be Habitually prepared at all times to Communicate with the Sick c. The Clerk is to take care about the Elements proper to be used in the Holy Sacraments of the Holy Vestments that they be decently kept to the Honor of God and the Reputation of that particular Church he hath the honour to serve In a word the Parish-Clerk ought to be an exact Patern of Conformity in all the respective Offices of the Church by whose good example the Congregation may be excited to Reverence and Devotion viz. Kneeling at Prayer standing up at the Creed howing at the name of Jesus c. Now to the end that every Parish-Clerk may be accomplisht in that part of his Office that relates to the Setting of the Psalm and for the more ready turning to that Portion he hath a mind to sing I have here furnish'd him with an Alphabet of the most material Words and Sentences in the Singing Psalms and I have added also another Alphabet where you will find Psalms suited to proper and solemn Occasions Moreover I have made a Collection of choice Verses of the Psalms which I call Closes to be used when the common Gloria Patri is omitted which you find at the close of the 75. Psalm and is generally used by the Parish-Clerks Lastly you shall find at the end of this Book several Forms of Gloria Patris for Psalms of eight and six Syllables viz. for the 25. the 51. second Metre the 67. 70. and 134. Psalms and for Psalms of eight Syllables as is the 100. the 125. second Metre c. In all which next to the Glory of God I aim at the common benefit and advantage of my Brethren the Parish-Clerks for whose service and furtherance in Sacred things I have a particular regard with whom if my weak endeavours shall find a kind acceptance I have my end and design wishing that the same may chiefly serve to the Glory and Praise of Almighty God to whom I recommend you who am Your Brother and Servant B. P. An Alphabetical INDEX OF WORDS and SENTENCES In the BOOK of Singing PSALMS A Psal 105 Ver. 26 AAron whom he chose Psal 106 Ver. 16 Aaron the holy of the Lord Psal 115 Ver. 10. 12 Aarons house Psal 118 Ver. 3 Aaron say his mercy Psal 133 Ver. 2 Aarons head alone Psal 135 Ver. 19 Aarons house praise him Psal 113 Ver. 6 Abase himself Psal 26 Ver. 5 Abhor the wicked Psal 27 Ver. 16 Abide thou must Psal 37 Ver. 31 Abide in the law of God Psal 56 Ver. 3 Abide and trust in thee for aid Psal 35 Ver. 16 Abject slaves did mock me Psal 106 Ver. 17 Abirams company Psal 45 Ver. 8 Abounding mercy Psal 51 Ver. 2 Abounding grace Psal 59 Ver. 10 Abundance of favour Psal 68 Ver. 9 Abundantly washt Psal 105 Ver. 6 Abraham his servants are Psal 105 Ver. 9 Abraham long ago Psal 105 Ver. 42 Abraham he plighted Psal 49 Ver. 7 Abrahams people Psal 19 Ver. 14 Accept my mouth Psal 51 Ver. 19 Accept our offerings Psal 119 Ver. 108 Accept the offerings Psal 119 Ver. 120 Access let my prayers sind Psal 35 Ver. 12 Accuse me they devise Psal 88 Ver. 19 Acquaintance out of sight Psal 139 Ver. 3 Acquainted with my waies Psal 69 Ver. 20 Acquit me from my foes Psal 122 Ver. 4 Activeness Psal 119 Ver. 146 Acts I will tell to kings Psal 145 Ver. 6 Acts publish abroad Psal 58 Ver. 4 Adder deaf Psal 91 Ver. 13 Adder fell and long Psal 140 Ver. 3 Adders poison Psal 31 Ver. 18 Addict to lies Psal 25 Ver. 14 Advance my eye and heart Psal 108 Ver. 1 Advance your singing voice Psal 147 Ver. 7 Advance your singing voice Psal 149 Ver. 5 Advance their singing voice Psal 150 Ver. 2 Advance his name Psal 48 Ver. 1 Advanced upon his holy hill Psal 138 Ver. 1 Advanc'd thy praise Psal 10 Ver. 6 Adversity is very strange Psal 44 Ver. 19 Adversity and shade of death Psal 73 Ver. 5 Adversity they are free from Psal 37 Ver. 5 Affairs in God with perfect trust Psal 91 Ver. 2 Affiance whole in God Psal 49 Ver. 5 Affliction or toil Psal 71 Ver. 21 Affliction sore Psal 90 Ver. 16 Affliction we have had Psal 119 Ver.
5 Psal 113 Ver. 7 Poor which help none saw Psal 8 Ver. 4 Posterity 37 26. 68 26. 78 6. 109 13. 146 10 Psal 29 Ver. 1 Potentates give praise to God Psal 22 Ver. 15 Potsheard 2 9. ib. Psal 25 Ver. 17 Poverty Psal 36 Ver. 11 Power to throw me out of place 62 6. Psal 51 Ver. 14 Praise who giveth honoureth me Psal 135 Ver. 1. 2. 3 Praise him c. throughout Psal 102 Ver. 17 Prayer of the desolate Psal 109 Ver. 7 Prayer turned to sin Psal 88 Ver. 2 Prayers ascend 88 14 Psal 5 Ver. 2 Prayers early in the morning Psal 2 Ver. 6 Preach thy law 50 16 Psal 26 Ver. 7 Preach thy praise Psal 145 Ver. 4 Preach thy works 119 13 Psal 88 Ver. 12 Preached loving kindness in the grave Psal 19 Ver. 8 Precepts pure Psal 72 Ver. 14 Precious blood Psal 141 Ver. 5 Precious oil Psal 126 Ver. 2 Precious seed Psal 116 Ver. 15 Precious death Psal 8 Ver. 6 Preferr'd him i. e man to be Lord Psal 118 Ver. 16 Preheminence his hand hath Psal 81 Ver. 2 Prepare your instruments Psal 68 Ver. 10 Prepareth a place for the poor Psal 147 Ver. 8 Prepareth rain Psal 68 Ver. 24 Presence of the Lord 96 14. ib. Psal 17 Ver. 15 Present life only is their hope Psal 33 Ver. 22 Present with us be Psal 78 Ver. 41 Prescribing to God what may be done Psal 73 Ver. 6 Presumption imbraceth them Psal 74 Ver. 24 Presumption high Psal 119 Ver. 85 Presumptuous men Psal 75 Ver. 4 Presumptuously speak not Psal 42 Ver. 9 Pretence pure 62 2 Psal 94 Ver. 20 Pretence insteed of law Psal 17 Ver. 10 Pride in worldly wealth Psal 31 Ver. 18 Pride and spight 56 3 Psal 140 Ver. 8 Pride even set on fire vide proud Psal 78 Ver. 64 Priests did perish 110 4 Psal 132 Ver. 9. 15 Priests clothed with righteousness c. Psal 45 Ver. 4. 17 Prince of might and in all lands 105 22 Psal 24 Ver. 7 Princes ope your gates Psal 47 Ver. 8 Princes of the people Psal 76 Ver. 12 Princes great of birth Psal 107 Ver. 40 Princes oppressors bring to shame Psal 113 Ver. 8 Princes of great dignity Psal 118 Ver. 9 Princes put no confidence 148 11 Psal 146 Ver. 3 Princes trust not tho wealthy Psal 119 Ver. 23 Princes great sat in councel ver 161 Psal 72 Ver. 1 Princely thing i.e. the kings son Psal 96 Ver. 11 Princely might 99 4. ib. Psal 132 Ver. 12 Princely throne Psal 105 Ver. 3 Princely noise Psal 79 Ver. 11 Prison cast 88 9. 105 19 Psal 69 Ver. 35 Prisoners dear to him 137 3. ib. Psal 144 Ver. 3 Prize dost set on man 8 4. Psal 103 Ver. 15 Prolong my youth Psal 119 Ver. 17 Prolong my life Psal 13 Ver. 7 Promise is to help 71 3 Psal 130 Ver. 5 Promise is most just 146 6. Psal 14 Ver. 7 Promise made to Israel 53 8 Psal 15 Ver. 5 Promise keepeth faithfully 20 7. 89 36. ib. Psal 93 Ver. 6 Promise his houshold to defend Psal 105 Ver. 8 Promise made to thousands 119 38 Psal 105 Ver. 42 Promises are my comfort Psal 105 Ver. 107 Promised to restore life Psal 105 Ver. 154 Promised to keep me from death Psal 105 Ver. 169 Promised to teach me thy fear Psal 105 Ver. 170 Promised deliverance Psal 128 Ver. 5 Promised Jerusalem Psal 1 Ver. 3 Prosper well 90 18. 91 11. 118 25 Psal 37 Ver. 7 Prosperous state ver 10 ib. 122 8 Psal 18 Ver. 49 Prosperity great Psal 37 Ver. 2 Prosperity of the wicked soon fades 128 6 Psal 74 Ver. 10 Prophets are gone Psal 105 Ver. 15 Prophets do no harm Psal 9 Ver. 9 Protector of the poor Psal 75 Ver. 5 Protection doth not proceed from the north Psal 132 Ver. 15 Protection makes us rejoyce Psal 10 Ver. 4 Proud careth not for right and wrong Psal 12 Ver. 3 Proud words and great brags Psal 31 Ver. 20 Proud brags and wrongs Psal 31 Ver. 23 Proud repayeth their pride 94 2 Psal 40 Ver. 5 Proud I take no part Psal 86 Ver. 14 Proud men rise up against me Psal 119 Ver. 78 Proud confound ver 51 122 Psal 136 Ver. 14 Proud king Pharaoh 138 6 Psal 124 Ver. 5 Proud roaring streams Psal 94 Ver. 5 Proudly prate their sill Psal 26 Ver. 2 Prove me O God 66 9. 139 23 Psal 139 Ver. 23 Prove my heart and thoughts Psal 37 Ver. 18 Providence towards good men Psal 104 Ver. 14 Provide meat and herb c. Psal 112 Ver. 9 Provides for the poor 105 7. ib. Psal 78 Ver. 40 Provoke the Lord 95 8. ib. Psal 38 Ver. 1 Provoke ire Psal 78 Ver. 72 Prudently did govern them Psal 10 Ver. 5 Puss at correction Psal 131 Ver. 1 Pust in mind Psal 68 Ver. 12 Puissant kings 136 18. ib. Psal 106 Ver. 32 Punished Moses for their sakes Psal 7 Ver. 11 Pure and perfect heart 32 11. ib. 51 6. ib. Psal 17 Ver. 17 Pure conscience 18 22 Psal 19 Ver. 8 Pure precepts 119 66. ib. Psal 45 Ver. 4 Pure person Psal 42 Ver. 9 Pure pretence Psal 18 Ver. 29 Purely tried i.e. the word Psal 84 Ver. 13 Purely live Psal 51 Ver. 2 Purifie yet once again Psal 101 Ver. 2 Pureness of my spirit Psal 51 Ver. 9 Purge my sins 65 3. ib. Psal 75 Ver. 6 Putteth down one and setteth up another Q. Psal 29 Ver. 8 Quake for fear of Gods voice 6 2. ib. 77 18 Psal 60 Ver. 2 Quake at the power of God 68 8. 119 53 Psal 21 Ver. 7 Quail the king shall not be Psal 37 Ver. 20 Quail yea melt as grease 42 11. ib. Psal 105 Ver. 40 Quails from heaven Psal 105 Ver. 31 Quarters were lice Psal 45 Ver. 10 Queen in gay garments Psal 45 Ver. 17 Queen the chance so stands Psal 45 Ver. 2 Quick his honour to indite Psal 55 Ver. 16 Quick to hell Psal 57 Ver. 6 Quick tongue Psal 124 Ver. 3 Quick swallowed us up Psal 85 Ver. 6 Quicken us Psal 143 Ver. 11 Quickning grace Psal 104 Ver. 8 Quickly descend from the mountains Psal 94 Ver. 13 Quiet rest Psal 127 Ver. 2 Quiet sleep Psal 3 Ver. 5 Quietly slept and rose again Psal 1 Ver. 6 Quite overthrown i.e. the ungodly Psal 31 Ver. 1 Quite free me from blame Psal 41 Ver. 5 Quite vanish and die when shall he Psal 49 Ver. 15 Quite decay viz. their port and image Psal 55 Ver. 26 Quite destroy'd and gone Psal 71 Ver. 11 Quite dispatcht him Psal 82 Ver. 7 Quite pluckt you away Psal 81 Ver. 13 Quite forsake God 108 11 Psal 83 Ver. 14 Quite consumed the mountains Psal 89 Ver. 40 Quite undone thy anointed Psal 119 Ver. 87 Quite to ground have brought me Psal 119 Ver. 126 Quite decay'd viz. thy truth Psal 137 Ver. 5 Quite forget to guide my harp Psal 39 Ver. 9 Quit me from my sins Psal 81 Ver. 7 Quit