Selected quad for the lemma: mercy_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
mercy_n	endure_v	lord_n	psalm_n	3,889	5	9.1870	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A13150	Certayne sweete prayers of the glorious name of Iesus, commonly called Iesus Mattens with the howers therto belonging / written in Latin aboue two hundred yeres agoe, by H. Susonne.	Seuse, Heinrich, 1295-1366.	1575 (1575)	STC 23443.5; ESTC S1010	10,429	58

that thorow the inspiration of the said wisdome into our hartes we may loue thée with all our minds and runne to thée with all our harte through our sayde Lorde Iesus Christe thy sonne who liueth raigneth with thée in the vnitie of the holy Ghost God world without ende Amen Blesse we the Lorde Thankes be to God. The euerlasting wisdome blesse kéepe our minds bodies Amen The Pryme Iesus who is the wisdome of the father geue vs health both of body and soule O God make spéede to helpe me O Lord make hast to succor me Glory be to the father to the sonne and to the holy ghost As it was in the beginning is nowe and euer shal be world without ende Amen The Hymne O loue of Iesu swéete A hundred folde I say More gentle to intreate Then shewe with words I may Angelical comfort sure To taste as honey swéete To heare no better pleasure And to our hart fine meate Thou blessed Iesu daunt My hart with loue of thée Thy presence doo me graunt In glory for to sée To father thine all glory be Al wisedome eke to thée most pure The holy ghost in Trinitie Be praysd for euer to endure Amē The Psalme CAuse me to heare of thy mercy in the morning for I haue put my trust in thée Let me knowe the way wherein I may walke for I haue lift vp my hart to thée Deliuer me from my enimies O Lord I fled to thée for succour teach me to do thy wil for thou art my god Glory be to the father c. As it was in the beginning c. The Antheme I loue suche as loue me and those that earely watche for me shall finde me The Chapiter WIsdome surpasseth wickednes and spreadeth from coaste to coaste who doth strongly place all things in a séemely order Thankes be to God. The Answere Iesu Christe sonne of the liuing God haue mercy vpon me The versicle Thou that sittest on the righte hande of God haue mercy vpon vs Glory be to the father c. Iesu Christe sonne of the liuing God haue mercy vpon vs. The versicle Arise O Lorde and helpe vs. Aunswere And deliuer vs for thy holy name sake O Lorde heare my prayer And let my cry come vnto thée Let vs pray Let the brightnes O Lorde of thy eternall wisedome illuminate our harts that they be not dimmed with the darknes of this world but that we may come to that countrey where is perpetual light through our sayde Lorde Iesus Christe thy sonne And so foorth as before The third howre Iesus who is the wisedome of the father geue vs health both of body and soule O God make spéede to helpe me O Lord make hast to succour me Glory be to the father c. As it was in the. c. Alleluia The Hymne Thy loue O Iesu is A passing swéete repaste Not lothsome ought iwis But suger all in taste That thée do tast they hunger stil They drinke and yet are dry They wold none haue by their good will Saue Iesus him on hye A thousande times I thée desire How glad thou wouldst me make If thou wilt come as I require And cause my hunger slake All wisedome be to thée And to thy father glory The holy ghost prayse wée One God in persons thrée Amen The Psalme THy holy spirite will bring me to the right path for thy name sake O Lorde quicken me in thy righteousnesse Thou wilt bring my soule out of all miserie and in thy mercy thou wilt destroy all my enimies And wilt destroy al those that trouble my soule for I am thy seruant Glory be to the father c. As it was in the beginning c. The Antheme My sonne if thou couet wisdome kéepe Iustice and our Lorde wyll geue her thée The Chapiter This wisdome I haue loued and sought for frō my youth and sought howe I mighte haue her for my spouse and was rauished with her beautie Answere Thanks be to God. Response I wil surely reioyce in our Lord. The versicle And solace my self in Iesus my god I will reioyce in our Lorde Glory be to the father c. I wil surely reioyce in our Lord. Versicle Blessed be the name of our Lorde The Response Frō hēceforth world without ende Let vs pray O God who by thy eternal wisedome madest man who before that was not at all after he was lost diddest mercifully redéeme him graunt we beséeche thée that by the same mercy inspiring our harts we may loue thée with al our harts and with all our strength runne vnto thée through our sayd Lord Iesus Christe thy sonne c. The sight howre Iesus the wisdome of the Father geue vs health both of body soule O God make spéede to helpe me O Lord make hast to succour me Glory be to the father As it was in the. c. Alleluia The Hymne Iesu from whō al bounty springs A ioy of minde for aye An vnspeakable wondrous thing That steales my hart away Best is for me to leaue this pelfe And Iesu to séeke out I will rather forsake my selfe Thā Iesu leaue that hath me bought O louely Iesu méeke A hope to them that for thée longs Thée gracious teares doo séeke With drierie mournful songs To father thine al glory be Al wisedome eke to thée most pure The holy ghost in Trinitie Be praysd for euer to endure Amē The Psalme OVr soule paciently loketh for our Lorde for he is our helper and our refuge For our hart shal reioice in him we haue trust in his holy name Lord let thy mercy be shewed vnto vs as we haue put our trust in thee Glory be to the father c. As it was in the beginning c. The Antheme Our Lord had possession of me in the beginning of his wayes he had me before he begonne any of his labours in the beginning sayth our Lorde The Chapiter The brightnes of euerlasting light the glasse of eternal maiestie which is cleare without any spot the very paterne of his goodnes Answere Thankes be to God. The Response Blessed be the name of our Lorde The versicle Frō henceforth world without end Glory be to the Father c. Blessed be the name of our Lorde From henceforth world without ende Versicle From the rising of the Sunne to the going downe thereof Blessed be the name of our Lorde Let vs pray GEue eare to vs O merciful god and shewe the brightnes of thy wisdome vnto our mindes graunt we may loue thée aboue al thinges through our said Lorde Iesus c. The ninth howre Iesus the wisdome of the father geue vs health both of body soule O God make spéede to helpe me O Lord make hast to succour me Glory be to the. c. As it was c. The Hymne What coastes to trace I minde I Iesu alwayes would Howe glad if I him finde But blisse if I him holde Then clipping and kissing That passeth pleasure