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A32980 A collection of prayers and thanksgivings, used in His Majesties chappel, and in his armies. Vpon occasion of the late victories against the rebells, and for the future successe of the forces. Published by His Maiesties command, to be duly read in all other churches and chappels within this his kingdome, and dominion of Wales. Duppa, Brian, 1588-1662, attributed name. 1643 (1643) Wing C4094A; ESTC R214040 5,975 20

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A COLLECTION OF PRAYERS AND THANKSGIVINGS VSED IN HIS MAIESTIES Chappell and in His ARMIES Vpon occasion of the late Victories against the Rebells and for the future successe of the Forces PVBLISHED By His MAJESTIES Command to be duely read in all other Churches and Chappells within this His Kingdome and Dominion of WALES Printed at OXFORD By LEONARD LICHFIELD Printer to the Vniversity 1643. A PRAYER FOR THE PRESERVATION OF His MAJESTIES Person and for the Peace of the Kingdom O Lord guard the Person of thy Servant the King Who putteth His trust in thee Send to Him and to His Armyes help from thy holy Place And evermore mightily defend them Confound the designes of all those that are risen up against Him And let not their Rebellious wickednesse approach neere to hurt Him O Lord heare our Prayer And let Our cry come unto thee O Lord God of Hosts who givest victory unto Kings and didst deliver David thy Servant from the perill of the Sword hear us we beseech thee most miserable sinners who doe here powre out our Soules before thee entirely desiring the protection of thine hand upon thy servant the King let Him find safety under the shadow of thy wings and preserve His Person as the apple of thine own eye Suffer not that sword which thou hast put into his hands to be wrested out by the hand of man but blesse his Counsells with successe and His enterprises with victory that He may goe on to be a terror to all those that oppose Him and to be as the dew of the latter raine upon the hearts of all those who doe still remain Loyall to Him And ô thou who takest no delight in the misery of one single sinner spare mercifull Lord spare a great though most sinfull Nation pitty a despised Church and a distracted State heale up those wounds which our sinnes have made so wide that none but thine own hands can close them And in the tendernesse of thine unspeakable compassion hasten to put so happy an end unto these wasting divisions that thy service may be the more duly celebrated thine Annoynted more conscientiously obayed that the Church may be restored to a true Christian unity and the Kingdom to our former Peace and that for his sake who is the Prince of Peace and that shed his pretious blood to purchase our Peace even Jesus Christ our Lord to whom with thee ô Father and thy blessed Spirit be c. A PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING for His MAJESTIES Victory over the Rebells at Edge-hill O Thou God of Hosts who goest forth with our Armies and pleadest the cause of thine Anoynted against them that strive with Him We acknowledge with all lowlinesse of mind that it is not our sword nor the multitude of Our Host that hath saved us but it is thy hand alone that hath disposed of Victory to thy servant the King that hath covered His head in the day of Battaile and hath kept His Crowne from being thrown down to the ground Not unto us therefore not unto us but unto thee ô God doe We give the praise beseeching thee to accomplish the great work thou hast begunne for us to continue the blessings of good successe on the head of our Soveraigne and on His Army that the happinesse thereof may flow from thence to the very skirts of His People to continue the fear and consternation which thou hast already cast upon the Hearts of those who have Rebelliously risen up against Him to enfeeble their strength to infatuate their Counsels to undeceive and disabuse the seduced part of them that they may know and feele that to take up Armes against thy Vice-gerent is to fight against Heaven that so by a timely and conscientious submission to the just Authority of Him whom thou hast set over them the effusion of more blood may be prevented the Peace of this distracted Kingdom setled Faction may be cast out of the State and Schisme out of the Church to the advancement of thy glory the Kings Honour and the Peoples good Grant this O God for thy old mercies sake which thou wert wont to show unto this Nation that both Prince and People may joyne in giving praise to thee who livest and raignest world without end AMEN A thanksgiving for His Majesties late great Victory over the Rebells in the NORTH O MOST Mighty God whose dwelling is above the Heavens yet humblest thy selfe to dispose of all things done either in Heaven or Earth who in thy unsearchable judgements hast suffered the Sheba's of these times to blow the Trumpet of Rebellion in every corner of this Land but withall hast justly turned this sufferance of thine into their Ruine We praise and magnify thy great and glorious Name that having given of late to thine Anoynted so many pledges of thy Favour thou hast yet added to that heap of blessings a New and Notable Victory over the Rebels in the North Goe on O thou God of our Salvation goe on as thou hast begunne leave us not we beseech thee till thou hast accomplished the great work thou hast so apparently taken into thine own Hands Passe by our personall sinnes O Lord though they cry loud hear them not but look to the Righteousnesse of our Cause See the seamlesse Coat of thy Sonne torne the Throne of thine Anoynted trampled on thy Church invaded by Sacriledge and thy People miserably deceived with Lies See it O God as see it thou dost and vindicate what thou seest upon the Heads of those who lead these Wretches to destruction till by their frequent overthrowes if nothing else can possibly reduce them thou hast Scourged them into Obedience tamed these Enemies of thine and ours into a desire of Peace that so having at last subdued their Hearts which is the best of Victories thy David may returne to His Ierusalem in Peace and thy People once more joy under His Government blessing thy goodnesse which hath wrought this for us through the Mediation of thy Sonne Iesus Christ to whom with thee and thy blessed Spirit be all praise and glory world without end AMEN A thanksgiving for His Majesties late great Victory over the Rebells in the WEST O MOST Glorious and Powerfull Lord God without whose ayd and influence all our strength is weaknesse and our Counsell folly we thy unworthy Servants in a gratefull commemoration of thy frequent and often repeated blessings with humble and unfained hearts offer up to thee the sacrifice of prayse calling Heaven and Earth to witnesse with us that it is thy Power alone by which we stand thy Strength by which we prosper Particularly we magnify thy holy name ô God for that late great Victory wherewith thou hast gratiously blest our Soveraignes Forces in the West where thou gavest not the day to the strong nor measured'st out successe according to the numbers but madest the weak chase the mighty and an handfull overthrow an hoast shewing by an evident testimony of thy presence that
the Arme of Flesh strives in vain when the Arme of God doth fight the battaile In pursuance of this thy unspeakable goodnesse we humbly begge of thee ô Lord to continue in all our dangers the like speciall assistance to us to break the speare of the Disobedient and melt the hearts of the Rebellious into water to strike the mindes of the perverse with a true touch of that Conscience which they goe about to stifle and a true sense of that duty to thine Anoynted which they labour to forget that we thy miserable and distressed People may no longer groane under those heavy Judgements which our sinnes have pulled down upon us but may at last be reunited and knit in the happinesse of a long wisht for Peace and with one mind in the fame true Religion worship thee the only true God and obey our King whom thou hast set over us grant this ô mercifull Father for thy dear Sonn's sake who raigneth with thee and thy holy Spirit world without end AMEN A thanksgiving for the QUEENES Safe Returne O MOST mercifull Lord God we farther render thee all Praise and thankes for that thou hast been pleased to extend thy hand of deliverance unto the Person of our gratious QUEENE that thou hast made Her an instrument of so much good to this Kingdom and brought Her safely hither through so many dangers both by Sea and Land Lord make the King and His People daily more and more happy in Her that as by thine especiall favour She is already become the Mother of so many hopefull Princes so She may be daily fruitfull in the addition of more blessings to us through Jesus Christ our Lord to whom with thee and the Holy Ghost be all Honour and Glory world without end AMEN A HYMNE OR GENErall Thanksgiving GLORY be to God on high and in Earth Peace good will towards Men We praise Thee we blesse Thee we worship Thee we glorify Thee and at this time in a more especiall manner with the highest expressions of our devoutest Hearts we most humbly give thankes unto thee for that thou hast been pleased out of thine infinite goodnesse mercifully to look downe upon the late low estate of our gratious Soveraigne That thou hast brought him from so much scornfull neglect to appeare so terrible unto those desperate Rebells who dare yet stand in Armes against Him That thou hast blest him with many and those eminent Victories and particularly for those great defeats which by His Armies thou hast given unto His enimies in the North and in the West O Lord God Heavenly King God the Father Almighty ô Lord the only begotten Sonne Iesus Christ continue these thy favours to us and perfect we beseech thee that glorious work the happy Peace of this Land which none but thine own strength can finish And to that end Thou that takest away the sinnes of the World take this foule sinne of Rebellion from us Thou that sittest at the right hand of God the Father smite through the loynes of those Sacrilegious men who have not spared at all to prophane thy house and thy service so shall we still blesse and magnify thy Name in the midst of the great Congregation so shall we thy servants never cease to be still praysing thee and saying Thou only art Holy Thou only art the Lord Thou only ô Christ with the Holy Ghost art most high in the glory of God the Father To thee be all Praise and Honour and Glory ascribed world without end AMEN A Prayer to be said during these times of Trouble O LORD our God Mercifull and Gratious and abundant in goodnesse and truth who dost according to thy will in the Armies of Heaven rulest over all the Kingdoms of the Earth in whose hand is Power and Might and none is able to withstand thy arme we most vile sinners approach before thy Throne of grace bewayling those manifold transgressions that have provoked thy wrath and indignation against us We know ô Lord that affliction cometh not forth of the dust neither doth trouble spring out of the ground but it is thou that with rebukes dost chasten man for sinne We confesse that we were a wealthy and a carelesse Nation and our land was as the garden of Eden our deliverances were great and thy blessings were multiplied we dwelt alone without feare of evill and were become the envy of those that were round about us Peace was within our walles and plenteousnesse within our Pallaces But when we had eaten and were full and had waxen fat we kicked against thee our Maker who hadst done so great things for us our heart was lifted up forgot thee our God and lightly esteemed the rock of our salvation We loathed the Manna that raigned down upon us our Peace became a wearinesse and we snuffed at our happinesse we murmured against Moses in our Tents and made light of thy Anoynted whom thou hadst set over us Therefore hast thou recompenced our waies upon our own heads and suffered our destruction to proceed from our selves our wickednesse doth correct us our backsliding doth reprove us and our iniquity is become our ruine Thou hast broken upon us with a grievous breach thy anger hath divided us and thy fury hath dashed us one against another Thou hast mingled a spirit of perversenesse in the midst of us and made us a Nation voyd of Counsell and understanding in stead of Peace thou hast sent bitternesse and hast sent a fire into our bowels and it is kindled round about us And now ô Lord behold the sword is drunk with our blood and we are numbred to the slaughter the high wayes are unoccupied and the Travailers goe through by-paths our fields are divided our inheritance is for a spoile and our substance to the robbers We are become a reproach to the foolish People and Servants bear rule over us The mean Man is risen against the Honourable and the fire out of the Bramble devoureth the lofty Cedars our Women are cast out of their pleasant places and the roab is pulled off from the aged there is no respect had to the Priests nor favour to the Elders Thy Sanctuaries even the excellency of thy strength are prophaned and they have defiled the places where thine honour dwelleth and yet still the seat of wickednesse frameth mischiefe by a Law and it turneth judgement backward and biddeth justice stand a farre off and deviseth deceitfull matters against those that are quiet in the Land Nay there is a lying Spirit gone out into the mouth of the Prophets they prophecy falsely and the People delight to have it so and they strengthen the hands of evill doers that they turne not back from their wickednesse Thus are we covered with a cloud in thine anger and our beauty is cast down to the ground But ô Lord shall thine indignation be powred out for ever shall thy jealousy burne like fire O passe by the transgressions of the remnant of thine Heritage and take away the rebuke of thy People O remove from us reproach and contempt and strengthen the spoyled against the destroyers Bow down thine eare and consider the oppression of the poore the sighing of the needy the groaning of the Prisoners that are fast bound in misery and iron Lift up thy selfe because of the rage of thine Adversaries consider the desolation they have made in thy Courts and all that the enemy hath done wickedly in thy Sanctuary And yet still they are compassed with pride and cloath themselves with violence as with a garment How long ô Lord shall they boast themselves in mischiefe how long shall they decree unrighteous decrees and write grievousnesse which they have prescribed O make not a full end with us but correct us in mercy though thou leave us not altogether unpunished Help us ô Lord our God for we rest on thee under the shadow of thy wings shall be our refuge untill this Tyranny be over past Disappoynt therefore the devices of the crafty let not the Rebellious exalt themselves any more and suffer not the Tabernacles of the Robbers to prosper And as thou hast begunst to shew thy Servants thy greatnesse and thy mighty hand so continue thy marvailous loving kindnesse to those who put their trust in thee The Battaile is thine ô Lord thou hast preserved us from the Arme of flesh yea it is thou that hast wrought all our works in us even when there was no might against that great Company that came against us When we were few in number and there was none to help us then thine own Arme brought salvation and thy righteousnesse sustained us O perfect therefore thy handy worke Give salvation to Our King and deliver CHARLES thy servant from the perill of the Sword bind up His soule in the bundle of life gird Him with strength to the Battaile contend with those who contend with Him subdue thou the People under Him and suffer no weapon formed against him to prosper O deliver Him at length from the strivings of the People and lift up His head above His Enemies round about Him give Him the shield of thy salvation and let thy gentlenesse make him great put a stop at last to the madnesse of the People say to the destroying sword it is now enough send us a seasonable and blessed calme visit us with the joy of thy Countenance make us glad according to the daies wherein thou hast afflicted us O restore to us our solemne assemblies bring us back into thy Courts to praise thee and let us once more worship thee in the beauty of thy holinesse Save us ô Lord from our enemies and from the hands of all that hate us That so we may serve thee without feare living a quiet and a peaceable life in all Godlinesse and honesty looking for the blessed appearance of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ To whom with thee and the Holy Spirit be all Honour and Praise world without end AMEN FINIS