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B00341	A short forme of thankesgiving to God, for staying the contagious sickenes of the plague: to be used in common prayer, on Sundayes, Wednesdayes and Fridayes / Set forth by authoritie.		1604 (1604)	STC 16533; ESTC S93951	4,023	15

A short forme of Thankesgiuing to GOD for staying the contagious sickenes of the Plague To be vsed in Common Prayer on Sundayes Wednesdayes and Fridayes ¶ Set forth by Authoritie Jmprinted at London by Robert Barker Printer to the Kings most Excellent Maiestie ANNO 1604. FIDES HVMILITAS ¶ Read the ordinary Seruice till you come to the Psalmes And in stead of those which are appointed of course read some of these Viz. 34. 95. 103. 116. 107. 118. 145. 146. 147. ¶ After the second Lesson read this Psalme following Psal 85. LOrd thou art become gratious vnto thy Land thou hast turned away the afflictions of thy seruants Thou hast taken away all thy displeasure and turned thy selfe from thy wrathfull indignation Psal 94. For if thou Lord hadst not helped vs it had not failed but our soules had bene put to silence But when we said our feete haue slipped thy mercie O Lord helped vs vp In the multitude of the sorrowes that we had in our hearts thy comforts haue refreshed our soules Psal 62.63 Our soules waited still vpon the Lord our soules hanged vpon his helpe our hope was alwayes in him In the Lords word did we reioyce in Gods word did we comfort our selues Psal 50. For the Lord said Call vpon mee in the time of trouble and I wil heare thee and thou shalt praise me Psal 40.69 So when wee were poore needy sickly and in heauinesse the Lord cared for vs hee was our helpe and our Sauiour according to his word Psal 27. In our aduersitie and distresse hee hath lift vp our heads and saued vs from vtter destruction Psal 33.91 Hee hath deliuered our soules from death hee hath fedde vs in the time of dearth hee hath saued vs from the noysome Pestilence Psal 27. Therefore will we offer in his holy Temple the oblation of Thankesgiuing with great gladnesse we will sing and speake praises vnto the Lord our Sauiour Psal 106. We will giue thankes vnto the Lord for hee is gratious and his mercy endureth for euer Psal 86.103 The Lord is full of compassion and mercie long suffering plenteous in goodnesse and pitie Psal 57.108 His mercy is greater then the heauens and his gratious goodnesse reacheth vnto the cloudes Psal 103. Like as a father pitieth his owne children euen so is the Lord mercifull vnto them that feare him Psal 71. Therefore will we praise thee and thy mercies O God vnto thee will wee sing O thou Holy one of Israel Psal 98. Wee will sing a New song vnto thee O God we will praise the Lord with Psalmes of Thankesgiuing Psal 47. O sing praises sing praises vnto our God O sing praises sing praises vnto our King For God is the King of the earth sing praises with vnderstanding Psal 145. Wee will magnifie thee O God our King wee will praise thy Name for euer and euer Euery day will we giue thankes vnto thee and praise thy Name for euer and euer Our mouth shall speake the praises of the Lord and let all flesh giue thanks to his holy Name for euer and euer Psal 21.72 Blessed be the Lord God of Israel for euer and blessed bee the Name of his Maiestie world without end AMEN AMEN In stead of the other Prayers vsed in the time of the Sickenesse Read some of these following WEe will magnifie thee O God our King and we will praise thy name for euer and euer because in the midst of thine anger thinking vpon mercie thou hast deliuered our soules from death and preserued vs from that noysome pestilence which not long since raged in this Citie sweeping away the rich with the poore the aged with the young leauing whole houses desolate and filling all places with dead bodies So that in mans iudgement there was no hope remayning but that this yeere would haue thereby prooued yet more dreadful and infectious then the former But because thou wilt haue it knowen that thou onely woundest and canst heale againe that thou killest and reuiuest bringest euen to hell and backe againe thou hast vouchsafed contrarie to all humane expectation such is thy power and goodnesse to command thine Angell to stay his hande and spare this Citie and hast turned thine anger and the fiercenesse therof vpon many other Cities and Townes within this Realme Wee therfore at this time offer vp vnto thee a double sacrifice at once of hearty Thankesgiuing for this our strange deliuerance and of humble and earnest Prayers for those dolefull places thus grieuously afflicted beseeching thee for thy Sonne Iesus Christ his sake to be gracious vnto them also that both they and we in ioynt affection may acknowledge thy iustice in thy punishments and recorde thine infinite mercies in sparing vs miserable sinners through Iesus Christ thy Sonne and our Sauiour to whom c. O Most gracious God seeing it hath pleased thee in the multitude of those sorrowes which we had in our hearts by reason of that grieuous contagion which thou lately didst send amongst vs besides the feare and expectation of the like or a more violent infection this present yeere to sende thy comfortes for the refreshing of our soules and to remooue that fearefull pestilence frō vs not for any desert of ours who are most wretched sinners nor by any meanes of mans deuise but onely of thine owne fauour and for thy mercies sake we yeeld vnto thy diuine Maiestie all thankes and praise for this thine especiall goodnesse trusting that we shal take warning by this last dreadful iudgment for euer prouoking thee to such a wrathfull indignation againe And hauing felt the weight of thy heauie hand vpon our selues tenderly compassionating the wofull case of those Cities and Townes in this Realme which are nowe stricken with the same we most humbly beseech thee most mercifull Father to extend the like mercie to them that thou hast done to vs. Good Lord spare them and heare their praiers now crying vnto thee in the vexation of their spirits and the anguish of their soules and vs for them that so this whole land may ioyfully prayse thy Name and say Lord thou art become gracious vnto thy land thou hast turned away all thy displeasure Graunt this O Lord for thine onely Sonnes sake Iesus Christ our Lord and onely Sauiour Amen ALmightie and eternall God which strikest and healest bringest downe to death and quicknest againe who in thy iust iudgement for our sinnes diddest lately sore plague vs in our chiefe Citie and round about with great sickenesse and mortalitie yet remembring thy mercie hast turned thy selfe most graciously vnto vs and comforted vs againe by ceasing the plague therin euen then when as by all likelihoode both of the time and place and concourse of people and our litle amendment of life we could not but iustly feare expect the continuance and encreasing of the same wee most humbly acknowledge with all due thankefulnesse from