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A25388	A manual of directions for the sick with many sweet meditations and devotions of the R. Reverend Father in God, Lancelot Andrews, late L. Bishop of Winchester : to which are added praiers for the morning, evening and H. communion / translated out of Greeke ms. of his private devotions by R. D. ...	Andrewes, Lancelot, 1555-1626.; R. D. (Richard Drake), d. 1681.	1648 (1648)	Wing A3132; ESTC R10193	38,188	263

therefore ye be without correction whereof all are partakers then are ye baftards and not sons Moreover we have had the Fathers of our bodies who corrected us and yet we gave them reverence should we not much rather be in subjection to the Father of spirits that we might live For they verily for a few days chastened us after their own pleasure but he chasteneth us for our profit that we might be partakers of His holiness Now no chastening for the present seemeth joyous but grievous yet afterwards it bringeth the quiet fruit of righteousness to them who are thereby exercised Wherefore lift up the hands that hang down and the weak knees Heb. 12.5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. And ye now are in sorrow but I will see you again and your hearts shal rejoice and your joy shal none be able to take from you S. John 16. 22. For a little while have I forsaken thee but with great compassion will I gather thee For a moment in mine anger I hid my face from thee but with everlasting mercie will I have compassion on thee saith the Lord thy Redeemer P. Isa. 54.7 8. Modicam videbitis me S. John 16. 16. Blessed is the man whom Thou chastisest O Lord and teachest him in Thy Law That Thou maist give him rest in the days of evil Psal. 94. 12 13. But when we are judged we are chastened of Thee that we should not be condemned with the world I Cor. 11. 32. They that sow in tears shal reap in joy Psal. 126. 6. The Lord hath chastened and corrected me but he hath not given me over unto death Psal. 118. 18. My brethren count it exceeding joy when ye fall into divers afflictions Knowing that the trial of your faith bringeth forth patience And let patience have her perfect work that ye may be complete intire lacking nothing S. Jam. 1. 2 3 4. Blessed are they that mourn for they shal be comforted S. Mat. 5. 4. When I am weak then am I strong 2 Corinth 12. 10. Thou Lord upholdest all such as are falling and liftest up those that be down Psal. 145. 14. Thou healest the broken in heart and givest medicine to heal their sicknes Psal. 147. 3. My flesh and my heart faileth but be Thou the strength of my heart and my portion for ever Psal. 73. 25. As mine outward man doth wear and decay so let mine inward man renew daily O let this light affliction which will quickly be over cause unto me a far more excellent and eternal weight of glorie 2 Cor. 4. 16 17. Several duties recommended to the sick Praier PRay unto the Lord if haply this may be forgiven thee Acts. 8. 22. For this cause shal everie one that is godlie make his praier unto Thee Psal. 32. 6. Almes Blessed is the man that considereth the poor and needie Psalm 41. 1. By mercie and truth are sins cleansed and forgiven Prov. 16. 6. Break off thine unrighteousness by mercie to the poor P. Dan. 4. 24. They shewed the garments which she had wrought with her own hands Acts 9. 39. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 I. Except ye Repent ye shal all likewise perish S. Luke 13. 5. II. Without Faith it is impossible to please God Heb. 11. 6. III. If I have all Faith and no Love it profiteth me nothing I Cor. 13. 2. IV. We are saved by Hope Rom. 8. 24. V. Hope thou in the Lord and be doing good Psal. 37. 3. And they shal come forth that have done good to the resurrection of life S. John 5. 29. Make you friends of the unrighteous Mammon that when you must hence they may receive you into everlasting Tabernacles S. Luke 16. 9. Zacheus stood forth and said unto the Lord Behold Lord the half of my goods I give to the poor and if I have taken any thing from any man by false accusation I restore him four-fold S. Luke 19. 8. Propositions and Inferences to be made to the sick Concerning the Wisdome and Providence of God in the ordering of all afflictions in general and this in special 1 YOu are persuaded that no sickness or cross cometh by chance to any 2. But you beleeve that it is God who sendeth them without whose providence they fall not on us 3. You acknowledge God to be most wise and to suffer nothing to befall us but when it is expedient it so should 4. Therefore God having sent this His visitation to you at this time than it is expedieent for you thus to be sick Say I know O Lord that Thy judgments are just and that Thou of very faithfulness hast caused me to be troubled Psal. 119. 75. Concerning the fatherlie Affection and Love of God 1 YOu know and confess that God to all but to Christian men especially carrieth the affection of a Father toward His children 2. You know also that a Father whether he make much of his child or whether he chasten him continueth Father in both and loveth him in the one no less then in the other 3. Think the same of God as touching your self that while He gave you good days He loved you and that now He sendeth you some evil He loveth you also and would not have sent this evil but to be a cause unto you of a greater good that being called home thereby you might be at peace with Him Say Before I was troubled I went wrong but now sbal I learn Thy Word Psalm 119.67 Concerning the Patience and Thankfulness required in the sick YOu are not only to take it patiently I beld my peace and opened not my mouth because it was Thy doing Psal. 39.9 It is the Lord let Him doe what seemeth good in His eyes I Sam. 3.18 2. But even to give Him thanks for it as for a wholesom medicin The Lord hath given and the Lord hath taken away as it pleased the Lord so is it come to pass Blessed be the Name of the Lord. Job 1.21 I will take this cup of salvation and give thanks to the Name of the Lord. Psal. 116.12 3. Especially for that we in the time of our health forgetting Him yet He is so merciful that He giveth us not over with the world but for all we have of grieved His Holie Spirit and fallen from grace He visteth us again and offereth it afresh unto us 4. That if His will had not been to shew mercie by this chaftisement He could would have suddenly taken you away with a quick destruction and not given you this time to bethink yourself and to seek and sue to Him for grace Say When I am judged I am chastened of the Lord that I might not be condemned with the world I Corinth 11.32 Gods very punishment is a part of His mercie Psal. 89.32 It is a great mercie of the Lord that we are not suddenly consumed Lament 3.22 For giving you a time and space Revel 2.21 O tarrie thou the Lords leasure be strong and He shal comfort thine heart

The Forms of Morning and Evening Praier being very lame and broken in the former Edition I give you here complete and perfect To which I have added as the Crown and complement of all our Services His Devotions for the Holie Communion all translated out of the Greek Copie of His Amanuensis You will need no other reason of the addition of this last when I shal tell you that besides that I find it in Latin annexed with the Manual for the Sick the Participation of that Sacred Mysterie is the most proper companion for persons in that condition as being the Viaticum of the Soul and a Pledg of the Resurrection I shal add no more but the promise of my Praiers for a blessed improvement of this intended for your good and a desire of Your for him who accompts himself happie in nothing more then the Praiers of Christian people as the highest obligation that can possibly be laid upon April 21. 1648. Your most humble servant in our Lord JESUS R. D. The Contents of this Manual INquiries to be made concerning the Partie pag. 2. General Considerations of the Mortalitie of man p. 3. Comfottable Scriptures to be used to the sick Partie p. 5. Several Duties recommended to the Sick p. 15. Propositions and Inferences to be made to the Sick p. 19. Concerning the Wisdom and Providence of God in the ordering of all afflictions in general and this in special p. 19. Concerning the fatherlie Affection and Love of God p. 21. Concerning the Patience and Thankfulness required in the sick p. 23. Concerning the Contrition and Repentance of the sick p. 28. Concerning the Belief of the sick p. 35. Concerning the sick parties Forgiving offenders against him p. 38. Concerning the sick parties Desire of Forgiveness from them whom he hath offended p. 39. Praiers and Expressions of the souls affiance in God p. 42. The Commendation of the sick partie to the blessed Trinitie p. 46. A Profession of the Christianitie of the sick partie demonstrated in many special graces p. 52. Heads of comfort to be administred from the consideration of God p. 55. Christ. p. 55. A Collection of Praiers out of the Psalter suitable to the exigencies of the sick p. 58. A Praier to be used by the Priest begging pardon of his own unworthiness and aceeptance of his devotions for the sick p. 91. A Letanie for the sick person in danger of death p. 94. An humble recognition of human frailtie and a deprecation of falling from God p 108. An affectionate recommendation of the sick person to Gods mercie grounded upon his special relations to God and the sinceritie of his soul. p. 110. A Praier for Mercie and Divine assistance to uphold the sick person in his present affliction p. 117. A Praier for the Grace of God and the Pardon of the sins of the sick partie p. 121. Commendatio Animae Or The Recommending of the soul to God p. 128. Comfortable Scriptures to be applied to the friends of the deceased partie p. 132. A General Confession of sins collected out of the Holie Prophets and Apostles p. 133. A Confession of sins according to the branches of the Decalogue p. 147. The Triumph of Mercie in many Gradual Expressions and Remembrances propounded to us in the Holie Scriptures p. 156. Spiritual Comforts and Confidence issuing from the contemplation of Gods Goodness p. 172 Devout Ejaculations grounded on the consideration of our Human Frailtie and the Divine Providence and Mercie p. 175. Praiers For the Morning p. 181. Evening p. 201. H. Cōmunion p. 220. A MANUAL FOR THE SICK SEt thine house in order for thou shalt die 2 Kings 20. 1. P. Isa. 38. 1. Is any sick among you let him call the Priests of the Church and let them pray over him And the praier of faith shal save the sick and the Lord shal raise him up And if he have committed sins they shal be forgiven him S. James 5. 14 15. Inquiries to be made concerning the Parties 1. Sex 2. Age. 3. Condition of life Whether 1. Learned instructed 2. Sound in Mind Memorie 3. The sense of hearing perfect Whether 1. Patient or Unquiet 2. Cheerful or Deject If being well he found comfort in Hearing Reading Repeating particulars Whether any material point whereof to be admonished To take occasion out of his own words General Considerations of the Mortalitie of Man WHat man is he that liveth and shal not see death Psal. 89.48 It is appointed to men once to die Hebr. 9.27 I am a stranger with Thee and a sojourner as all my fathers were Psal. 39.14 Here we have no continuing Citie Hebr. 13.14 The night cometh when no man can work S. John 9.4 If the tree fall toward the South or toward the North in the place where the tree falleth there it shall be Eccles. 11.3 Comfortable Scriptures to be used to the sick partie THe mountains may remove and the hils may fall down but my mercie shal not depart from thee nor the covenant of my peace come to nothing saith the Lord that hath compassion on thee P. Isa. 54.10 Heaven and Earth shal pass but my word shal not pass S. Mat. 24.35 All the promises of God are in Him Yea and Amen 2 Cor. 1.20 In whom we have most great and precious promises that we should be partakers of the Divine nature 2 S. Pet. 1. 4. I have heard Ephraim lamenting thus Thou hast corrected me and I was chastised as an untamed heifer Convert thou me and I shal be converted For thou art the Lord my God Surely after that I had converted I repented I smote upon my thigh I was ashamed yea even confounded because I did bear the reproach of my youth Since I spake to him I still remembred him therefore my bowels are troubled for him I will surely have compassion on him saith the Lord. P. Jerem. 31. 18 19 20. I will visit their offenses with the rod and their sin with scourges Nevertheless my mercie will I not utterly take from him nor suffer my truth to fail Psal. 89. 32. My son refuse not the chastening of the Lord neither be grieved with his correction For the Lord correcteth him whom He loveth even as the Father doth the child in whom for all that he delighteth Pro. 3. 11 12. Behold blessed is the man whom God correcteth therefore refuse not thou the chastening of the Almightie For He maketh the wound and bindeth it up He smiteth and His hands make whole again He shal deliver thee in six troubles and in the seventh the evil shal not touch thee Job 5. 17 18 19. Forget not the consolation that speaketh to you as unto children My son despise not the chastening of the Lord neither faint when thou art corrected of Him For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth and scourgeth everie son whom he receiveth If you indure chastening God offereth himself unto you as to a son for what son is he whom the Father chasteneth not If