life by thy Son Christ Enable us we beseech thee to continue so patiently in all good works that at last we may attain it And bless thine Vniversal Church these Realms the King the Queen and all the Royal Family and grant us thy grace mercy and peace through Christ Jesus Amen Or this BLessed be thy name O Lord for our continued health and food and raiment and friends and all other good things whereby thou maintainest the comfort of this present life Above all we thank thee for thy love in Christ Jesus and the hope thou hast given us by him of better things in another world Vnto which we beseech thee to bring us by hearty obedience to thee all our days Save thine Vniversal Church c. Or this WE thank thee O Lord that we are alive and that we live in health and peace and the enjoyments of all good things that are needful for the support of this present life and for the attainment of a better Continue them we pray thee unto us and continue in us such a thankful sense of thy love that we may live unto thee by whom we live Save thy Vniversal Church c. THE TABLE Prayers for Families ON the Lords day Morning Page 1. At Night 11. A shorter form for the Morning 21. Another at Night 27. A Prayer for Afternoon 34. Another 39. On a Communion day Morning 44. At Night 49. On Munday Morning 57. At Night 62. Tuesday Morning 69. At Night 75. Wednesday Morning 81. At Night 87. Thursday Morning 95. At Night 101. Friday Morning 109. At Night 115. Saturday Morning 123. At Night 130. A shorter form for any Morning 137. Another 140. A short Prayer for the Evening 143. Another 145. Morning Prayer for a particular person 149. For the Evening 156. A shorter for the Morning 163. For the Evening 166. Prayers in the Church A Short Prayer before Divine Service begin 171. Another 172. A longer for that purpose 174. Another more large 177. After Divine Service 182. Prayers at home before Morning Service 183. After it is done 186. Before Evening Service 188. After it is done 190. On any Festival in remembrance of our Saviour 192. On Good Friday Morning 199. In the Evening 206. On any Saints day 215. On ones Birth-day 222. For Resolution in well doing 229. After Relapse into sin 238. A Thanksgiving for hope of Pardon 245. A Prayer for Divine Grace 250. Especially in dangerous temptations 255. For serious consideration 258. Ejaculations on several occasions unto 264 272. For Submission to God in case of any loss 273. In trouble of Mind 277. A Prayer to be used by others for such Persons 283. Another to the same use 289. A Prayer in the beginning of a Sickness 298. A Prayer to be said by others with the sick Person 305. Another at the point of Death 312. A Thanksgiving after Recovery 315. Another to be said by the whole Family 321. A Prayer for a sick Child 327. A Prayer before a Journey 331 In it or at the end of it 334. In case of any hurt received in it 336. For a friend in a Journey 339. A Thanksgiving after a safe return 342. A Prayer for one going to Sea 347. Thanksgiving when he is arrived or return'd safely 351. For a woman with Child 356. When her Travel is near 358. Another to be said by her Relations for her 361. A Thanksgiving by the Company present after safe Deliverance 364. Another by her self alone 369. A Prayer for good success in extraordinary business 373. For one that intends a single life 377. For one that deliberates about Marriage 386. For one that is entring into it 390. Parents Prayer for their Children 395. A Childs Prayer 399. A shorter 401. An Orphan's Prayer 402. A Widows 403. A Servant 's 406. A Prisoner's for debt 410. A Malefactor's 414. A Souldier's Prayer 419. An Aged persons Prayer 421. A large form of Praise Thanksgiving and Prayer when any one would spend a day or part of it in Devotion 425. In twelve Parts First part 431. Second part 434. Third 440. Fourth 443. Fifth 446. Sixth 449. Seventh 453. Eighth 455. Ninth 457. Tenth 459. Eleventh 463. Twelfth 465. The same Devotion continued after the same form 472. In five Parts First 473. Second 475. Third 476. Fourth 478. Fifth 480. A Prayer in Lent or upon any publick Fast In six Parts First 482. Second 483. Third 485. Fourth 486. Fifth 489. Sixth 490. A Prayer in time of Plague 492. In time of War 494. In time of Scarcity 498. A Thanksgiving for any publick or private Mercies 500. Particularly for Health 502. For Peace Ibid. For Plenty 503. A Students Prayer 508. A Prayer at any time of the day 510. A shorter to the same purpose 514. Graces before Meat 517. Graces after Meat 519. Some new Books Printed for Richard Royston THe Christian Sacrifice a Treatise shewing the necessity and manner of Receiving the Holy Communion together with suitable Prayers and Meditations for every Month in the Year and the Principal Festivals in memory of our Blessed Saviour in 12. By the same Author A Friendly Debate between a Conformist and a Non-conformist in 8º the first and second Part. Toleration disapproved and condemn'd 4º By William Ashton of Brazen Nose College War and Peace reconcil'd Or a Discourse of Constancy in unconstant times in 8. The End
it that at what distance soever we be one from another we may all live and walk in the same spirit of Faith and Love and Holiness Give us an happy meeting together again in this place if it be thy good will and pleasure to pay thee the vows which I make of greater care and diligence in thy service and greater charity towards all my neighbours Howsoever in the end of our pilgrimage bring us all together in that blessed rest which thou hast prepared for thy people after all their travels and labours through thy mercy in Christ Jesus To which I commend my self and all mine both now and ever Amen A short Prayer in ones Inne or at the end of the Iourney BLessed be thy goodness O Lord my Creator and continual Preserver by which I have been led it safety to this place and am not only alive but sound and unmaimed To thee O God will I sing and give praise who hast dealt so bountifully with me For thou hast delivered my soul from death Psal 116.1 7.8,9 mine eyes from tears Gen. 15.1 and my feet from falling 17.1 I love the Lord because he hath heard my voice and my supplications Because he hath inclined his ear unto me therefore will I call upon him as long as I live I will walk also with a perfect heart before the Lord who is my shield and my exceeding great reward Preserve in me I beseech thee a pious remembrance of all thy mercies and of all those holy resolutions which they excite in me Take me still into thy Almighty protection Continue me in thy fear and love and faithful obedience That having finished this journey in peace I may return to the place from whence I came full of thankful affections to thee and zealously disposed to perform my vows in a careful discharge of all the duties which my place and relations require of me And inable me good Lord ever to perform them with uprightness of heart and good will as becomes the servant of Christ Jesus To the same merciful providence which hath watched over me all this day I commend my self and all my relations and friends every where this night Beseeching thee to awaken in me in the morning the same love and thankfulness and humble confidence which I now find and desire ever to have in my heart towards thee my gracious Father Saviour and Deliverer To whom be glory honour and praise everlasting Amen A Prayer in case of any hurt from Thieves or otherwise O Most merciful Father for so I ought ever to acknowledge thee without whom one of the smallest creatures cannot fall to the ground and to whom we are of more value than many of them Matth. 10.29 I humbly and meekly submit my self to this cross in my way which thou in thy wisdom hast suffeâ—ed to befal me I know that thou â—rt able to make even this with all â—ther things work together for my â—ood And therefore I beseech thee â—ut graciously to pardon my sins which deserve greater punishment â—nd to preserve my soul still in safety â—…om all murmuring and repining at â—y providence by a stedfast faith â—nd trust in thee and an absolute reâ—gnation to thy holy will and pleaâ—ure and I shall not cease to â—less thee and to speak good of thy â—ame Help me to learn by this to live in constant sense of the uncertainty â—f all worldly hopes to set my affeâ—ions more perfectly on unchangeaâ—le enjoyments and to place my â—appiness only in chearful obedience â—nd contented patience in all estates â—nd conditions of life I remember â—…at we are all but pilgrims and stranâ—ers whilst we are here subject to many other changes and chances iâ— this mortal life And thereforâ— whatsoever I or those I have left aâ— home may further suffer before mâ— return Lord assist us all to take thaâ— patiently also And as we have received so many good things froâ— thee to receive likewise that whicâ— is evil giving thanks to thee thâ— Father of mercies who hast give us such a good hope of perfect secâ—rity peace and joy in our heaveâ—ly Country when we have doâ— and endured all thy pleasure 〈◊〉 the expectation of which blesseâ— state I will continually rejoyce praying thee to purifie me more aâ— more that I may be prepared fâ—… it and at last by thy mercy entâ— into it to give thee eternal praise Amen A Prayer to be said for a Friend in a Iourney O God whose Almighty Power and wise Providence and Omnipresent Goodness is the security support and comfort of all those that know thee It is the highest satisfaction of our souls to have a lively hope in thee of eternal life in the other world And to be perswaded that thou lovest us and wilt take care of us and bless us whilst we continue here and that nothing can befal us without the knowledge and consent of thy infinite goodness gives the most solid peace and repose unto our spirits in all the alterations and changes of this life I rejoyce in the belief that I live in a world which is full of thee that I am always under thy eye and have thee near unto me as to observe me so to help protect and defend me And I beseech thee fill the mind of him * Or her who is now gone from me with the same sense of thee that he may carry along with him every where this stedfast faith and hope in thee as the stay the rest and the refreshment of his soul How far soeveâ— he be from me O that he may be nigh to thee in frequent serious thoughts of thee and hearty love to thee and perfect trust in thee and a constant disposition of mind and will to do and be what thou pleasest That travelling under the shadow of the Almighty no harm may come to him but even those things which we account the greatest mischiefs if they shall betide him may be humbly accepted by us all with fear and reverence and chearful submission to thee as becomes those who profess our selves thy friends as well as thy servants No Thieves Murderers or other evil persons or things can approach him I know without thy leave who governest and over-rulest the motions of every creature at thy pleasure to which we ever ought â—o submit our own But if thou â—hinkest good to restore him hither â—gain untouched by any of them Lord help us to be so much the more thankful to thee who dealest with us according to our own hearts desire O that the sense of â—hy goodness then may so powerâ—ully affect our hearts that we may â—e moved thereby to a greater zeal â—nd freedom of spirit in thy service â—nd be the more forward to imitate â—hee in doing good and showing mercy to all men O that thy benefits may never slip out of our minds O that the mediâ—ation of them may be â—weet unto us Psal 104.34 and we may learn
the light of this morning Receive us likewise all this day into thy protection to which we most humbly commit our selves We trust our selves and all belonging to us with thee our Creator and Redeemer We submit to thy orders and are willing to do and suffer what thou pleasest Jude 21. Waiting for the mercy of our Lord Christ Jesus unto eternal life And we desire thou knowest the good of all mankind as well as our own especially of all Christian people that they may all walk worthy of the Gospel and live together in unity and godly love For which end we pray that all Christian Kings Princes and Governours may be wise pious just and merciciful indeavouring that all their subjects may lead peaceable lives under them in all godliness and honesty And more particularly that our Soveraign may be blessed with a religious quiet long and prosperous Reign and that all his Ministers of State and Officers of Justice may conscientiously discharge the trust that is reposed in them seeking in their several places how to right the oppressed to comfort the afflicted to provide for the poor and needy and to relieve all those that are in any misery Bless all our spiritual Pastors and Instructors succeed their labours and give us grace to follow their godly admonitions 1 Thess 5.13 to esteem them very highly in love for their works sake and to be at peace among our selves The same blessings we crave for all our friends relations and acquaintance that we may all live in perfect love and peace together doing our duties to thee to each other and to all men so faithfully that we may give a comfortable account of our selves and rejoyce together at the great day of the Lord Jesus In whose holy words we beseech thee to help us still more heartily to offer up our desires to thee Our Father c. At Night ALmighty and most merciful Father by whom we were made and in whom we live move and have our being to whose tender compassions we owe our safety the day past together with all the comforts of this present life and the hopes of that which is to come We praise and laud thee O Lord the Creator and Governor of the world We ascribe all Greatness Might Majesty Wisdom Riches and Bounty to thee whom all the host of heaven continually admires and acknowledges with the most joyful reverence We bow our selves likewise before thee and worship thee in an humble sense that we are nothing in compare with thee and have nothing but what we receive from thee Psal 75.1 Psal 43.4 68.19 Vnto thee do we give thanks unto thee do we give thanks O God our exceeding joy who daily pourest thy benefits upon us Blessed be thy great goodness for our continued health for our food and raiment our peace and safety the society of our friends the love of our neighbours and the success of our honest labours But above all things for sending Jesus Christ into the world to dwell among us to dye for us and to direct us in the way to immortal life We thank thee that we feel in our hearts any motion towards thee and that we have made the least progress in those paths of life O Lord we present our selves here before thee to be inspired with such a vigorous and full sense of thy love as may move us more powerfully towards thee and put us forward with a greater earnestness zeal and diligence in all our duty There is nothing in heaven or earth that we can desire but to be beloved of thee who possessest both and art able to make thy friends as great and happy as thou pleasest Assist us therefore still by thy grace to the recovery of such a lively Image of thee in all righteousness purity mercy faithfulness and truth that we may know thou lovest us O that Jesus the hope of glory may be formed in us in all humility meekness patience contentedness peaceableness and absolute surrender of our souls and bodies to thy holy will and pleasure That Gal. 2.20 we may no longer live but Christ may live in us and the life we lead in the flesh may be by the faith of thy Son O God who loved us and gave himself for us The remembrance of that love is most dear and precious to us We cannot often enough make mention of so great kindness as his making himself freely an offering for our sins It moves us again to offer up our selves sincerely to thee to do thy will O God as our blessed Lord and Master did We repose also an intire confidence in thee and still trust our selves with thee who hast Rom. 8.32 not spared thine own Son but given him up for us all We will humbly and reverently accept of whatsoever thou sendest us and 1 Thess 5.18 in every thing give thanks which is thy will concerning us in Christ Jesus We hope thou wilt never leave us nor forsake us but conduct us safe through all varieties and changes of our condition here in an unchangeable love to thee and an holy composure and tranquillity of mind in thy love to us till we come to live with thee and enjoy thee for ever And now that we are going to lay our selves down to sleep take us into thy gracious protection and settle our spirits in such quiet and delightful thoughts of Jesus that we may be willing to leave this world and go to him 1 Thess 5.10 Who dyed for us that whether we wake or sleep we should live together with him To his blessing we commend all mankind of whatsoever rank and condition they be high and low rich and poor that they may all be so happy as to do their several duties carefully and to enjoy contentedly whatsoever is needful for them We leave all we have with thee especially our friends and those who are dear unto us desiring that when we are dead and gone they may lift up their souls in this manner unto thee and teach those that come after to praise love and obey thee and that if we awake again in the morning our mouths may likewise praise thee again with joyful lips and we may still offer our selves a more acceptable sacrifice to thee through Christ Jesus In whose words we beseech thee to hear us according to the fullest sence and intention of them Our Father c. PRAYERS FOR FAMILIES TVESDAY MORNING ALL honour glory and praise be given to thee O Lord our Creator Redeemer and Comforter by us and by all the world Thou art worthy of all our love service and obedience being most excellent in thine own nature and of so abundant kindness to us thy creatures Who most humbly therefore prostrate our selves before thee this Morning to make thee our thankful acknowledgements for all thy benefits and tender thee our most hearty and affectionate service and wait upon thy bounty for the continuance of thy grace and mercy
thee Give us thy grace continually for our seasonable relief and succour that we persevering in well doing may have a solid and lively hope in our death of coming to see thee in that high and holy place where thou livest and reignest for evermore As for all the things of this life we most heartily refer our selves to thy Fatherly Wisdom and Goodness O Lord God Almighty trusting thou wilt order for us that which is most convenient and bless our honest diligence with such a competent portion of them that we may have the more leisure to give continual praise honour blessing and thanksgiving to thee whose mercies endure for ever Accept we pray thee of our thankful acknowledgements at this time for those which this day hath added to the rest of thy benefits which thou hast been continually heaping upon us ever since we were born And let all the people of the earth praise the name of the Lord which is highly exalted above all blessing and praise O that all the Kingdoms of the World would become the Kingdoms of our Saviour Christ and that all they who acknowledge his authority would religiously obey his holy Laws that all wars oppression and cruelty may cease among Christian people and they may live together in brotherly love and unity Make our Soveraign and all his Realms happy by a great increase of true knowledge godliness and vertue every where Bless all our friends forgive our enemies requite all the kindness of our benefactors comfort every one of thy desolate and afflicted servants and turn their mourning and heaviness into joy and gladness at the last And now that we are going to repose our selves keep us we beseech thee and all belonging to us in safety Refresh our wearied spirits with comfortable rest and sleep and when we awaken again in the morning direct our thoughts immediately to thee our merciful preserver and help us to imploy all our renewed strength to thy honour and glory according to thy will declared by Christ Jesus in whose blessed Name and Words we commend our selves to thy infinite Mercies Our Father c. PRAYERS FOR FAMILIES WEDNESDAY MORNING O Most great and mighty Lord the Possessor of heaven and earth All the Angels worship and adore thy incomprehensible Majesty with the humblest reverence and rejoyce in rendring praise blessing and thanksgiving to thee the Father of spirits For thou hast created all things and in wisdom hast thou made them all and spread thy tender mercies over all thy works It is no less our happiness than our duty to joyn our hearts and voices with that heavenly host most gratefully to acknowledge thy bounty to us among the rest of thy creatures and thy particular grace and favour in our Lord Jesus Christ our most merciful Saviour and Redeemer We can never sufficiently admire that love which gave him to dye for us and hath made him the Lord of life and glory that he may be the Author of eternal Salvation to all those that obey him All the love we have is too little to give thee to whom all our services are due by a former title Our highest praises fall infinitely short of thy most excellent Majesty and we are ashamed of the most affectionate thanks we can render to thee for those inestimable benefits which thou hast conferred on us and so long continued to us How much greater reason then have we to be abashed at our shameful ingratitude and disobedience to thy divine Majesty for which we are heartily sorry and do now most earnestly repent our selves of it unfeignedly resolving and protesting to be more faithful to thee for the time to come Pardon us therefore Good Lord and receive us unto thy mercy Accept of our renewed vows to study and do our duties conscientiously towards thee and towards all men And as thou hast excited these holy desires and purposes in our hearts so inable us to perform them constantly in the whole course of our life Our blessed Saviour hath told us thou wilt as readily give thy holy Spirit to them that ask it as a Parent will give bread to his hungry children O Father of mercies let it be unto us according to his Word Cherish these little beginnings of goodness which thou seest in our souls and prosper all our endeavours to attain a greater measure of it And since at the best we are but unprofitable servants and can do no more than was our duty to do inable us to do every thing which thou hast commanded us heartily with good will and true love to thy service We know this is all that can in the least commend us to thy free grace and favour and therefore we most humbly again dovote our selves to do thy Will with a cordial affection to it We would ever approach unto thee with delight and pleasure and feel it the joy of our hearts to think of thee to praise thee to give thee thanks and to offer our selves with absolute resignation to thee O that Mercy may always please us as it pleaseth thee that we may be strictly just and righteous may chearfully pass by injuries freely deny all desires of sinful pleasures willingly submit to thy fatherly corrections and perform the duties of our several relations with singleness of heart Render us so mindful of the great love of our Lord and Master Christ that we may be zealously concerned for his glory and use our utmost diligence to do Him and his Religion some honour in the world delighting to commemorate his Death and Passion making a joyful sacrifice of our souls and bodies to him and desiring most earnestly that his kingdom may come and all mankind submit themselves to his Government Fulfil most merciful Lord all our petitions and as thou hast mightily protected us and our dwellings this last night from fire and thieves and whatsoever might disturb our repose blessed be thy goodness so accompany us all this day with thy blessing that we may please thee in body and soul and be safe under thy defence who art nigh to all those that call upon thee that call upon thee in truth And O that all those who are forgetful of their duty to thee may be awakened to a lively sense of all thy benefits and fill the whole world with thy praises Stir up especially the minds of all Christian people to inquire after and follow the Truth as it is in Jesus abandoning all vice and wickedness and exercising themselves to have consciences void of offence towards thee and towards all men And dispose the hearts of all their Kings and Princes to make themselves the greatest examples of Christian Piety to all others Bless these Kingdoms and indue our Soveraign with such excellent Wisdom and holy Zeal for thy honour and glory that we may see many good days under his Government O that true Religion Justice Mercy Brotherly kindness and all things else that are praise-worthy may so flourish among us that we
benefits we have received and therefore may justly fear thou shouldest withhold thy tender mercies and shut up thy loving kindness in displeasure But the desires and holy resolutions thou hast wrought and continuest in our souls to amend and become still more fruitful in all good works incourage us to hope in thee for pardon through the bloud of Jesus Christ and for the assistance of thy holy Spirit to inable us to accomplish that which we intend and purpose to grow more and more in wisdom and knowledge and in righteousness and true holiness O that this Image of thine may appear every day fairer and more beautiful before thee and in the sight of all men That so we may adorn the Religion we profess and be a good Example unto others and have a solid foundation of peace and comfort in our own hearts and be able to hope in thee for thy future mercy in Christ Jesus even unto eternal life We commend our selves to thy wonted grace and in a sense of what thou hast done already for us and what thou hast promised to do depend on thy goodness for what thou seest profitable and conducing to our chiefest good referring our selves wholly to thy wise will and pleasure and resolved contentedly to submit to thy appointments thankfully to receive thy mercies and to rest satisfied with our portion whatsoever it be that thou orderest for us Make us but steadfast in thy faith and love unwearied in well doing patient and constant under all sufferings full of a lively hope in thy mercy and willing to dye when and as thou pleasest and we have enough In confidence that thou hearest us and art every where and never slumberest nor sleepest we commit our selves to the custody of thy watchful providence this night to be secured and protected by thee when we cannot at all attend to our own preservation May it please thy goodness to give this whole family a comfortable rest and repose to defend this habitation and all about us from fire and such like sad accidents to deliver us from the power of evil spirits and of evil men and to raise us in health and chearfulness to praise thee and to glorifie thee both in soul and body the next day Psal 59.16,17 Then will we sing of thy power yea we will sing aloud of thy mercy in the morning because thou hast been our defence and our refuge at all times Vnto thee O our strength will we sing for God is our defence and the God of our mercy 111.1 We will praise the Lord with our whole heart in the assembly of the upright and in the congregation 92.1,2 For it is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord and to sing praises unto thy name O most High to shew forth thy loving kindness in the morning and thy faithfulness every night 24.1 The earth is thine and the fulness thereof the world and they that dwell therein 22.27,28 Let all the people praise thee O God let all the people praise thee O that all the ends of the world would remember and turn unto the Lord and all the kindreds of the Nations worship before him For the kingdom is the Lords and he is the governour among the Nations Bless especially all Christian Kings and Princes that it may Prov. 16.12 be an abomination to them to commit wickedness and their thrones may be established by righteousness And incline the hearts of all those who have any authority in these Kingdoms to love and hold fast thy true Religion and to live according to to it that 20.28 by mercy and truth the king may be preserved and his throne be upholden by mercy We heartily desire the ease peace and satisfaction of all those who are in pain trouble and perplexity and that all poor miserable people may find supply of their wants from thy bounty and the charity of those on whom thou hast bestowed plenty and abundance We humbly also wait for thy blessing upon all our Relations and Friends trusting in thee for such a measure of health and all other good things as thou judgest useful for us and especially that the Lord Jesus 1 Tim. 4.8 will deliver us from every evil work and preserve us to his heavenly kingdom To whom be glory for ever and ever Amen Our Father c. A shorter Morning Prayer for any day in the week when there is not time by reason of some extraordinary occasions for the other O Most great and glorious God the Soveraign of the World Upon whom we continually depend to whom we owe all the love the service and the praise that we are able to render to all eternity We adore thy infinite mercy from whence we have received so many blessings for the comfort of this life and by which we have a sure Hope of good things in the life to come Blessed be thy goodness which hath not suffered us to wander without instruction after the foolish desires of our own hearts but hath clearly shown us where our happiness lyes We receive with all thankfulness those holy words which teach us the blessedness of poverty and contentedness of spirit of meekness and humility of mind of hungering and thirsting after righteousness of mercifulness and purity of heart of peaceableness and patient suffering for doing the will of our Lord Christ O that we may have grace to labour alway to be in the number of those blessed Souls that never set their hearts on any thing so much as these heavenly vertues O that we may ever think and feel our selves happy in the comfort of those great and precious promises of being made the children of the highest the heirs of the Kingdom of Heaven and at last of seeing thee our God It suffices O Lord that we have these glorious hopes hereafter which make us believe thou wilt not let us want what is necessary for us whilst we continue here We commend our selves with an humble confidence to thy watchful providence this day beseeching thee to guide and assist us that in all our desires words and actions we may keep our selves innocent and undefiled before thee and be disposed to do all good as we have opportunity And we heartily desire that all mankind may be filled with the same devotion to thee and especially that all Christian people may glorifie thy Name and be joyful in thee And the greater any are in Dignity and Power raise their spirits to the greater pitch of Wisdom Mercy and Piety that they may right those that suffer wrong and defend those that have no helper and provide for the ease and comfort of all miserable creatures to the utmost of their power In this ardent charity we commit both souls and bodies to thee beseeching thee to increase our love to thee and to all men till we be fit to be translated to the region of love and joy and perfect satisfaction through Christ Jesus