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A25381 Andrewes Golden chaine to linke the penitent sinner unto Almighty God richly adorned with ornaments of Holy Scripture ... : newly made in a godly prayer taken out of the pure fountaine of Holy Scripture, very necessary to cure the sick soule of a sinner, and to draw him from desperation, if with a beleeving faith he will daily use it in prayer unto Almighty God. Andrewes, John, fl. 1615. 1645 (1645) Wing A3122; ESTC R27881 7,593 21

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for mercie t that thou maist save me u I had perished hadst not thou which didst make me * renued me againe O how often would the Dragon x have deuoured me but thou O Lord my God y didst plucke mee out of his mouth how often have I sinned and how often hath hee been ready to swallow mee up z but thou O Lord hast defended me O Iesu my sweet Saviour a thou madest man at the beginning after thine owne Image b without sinne and therefore O Lord my God c it was not man but Satan that was the author of sinne and through his Diabolicall practice hee doth daily tempt me therewith O therefore hold him fast good Lord and bruise him in peeces d that hee exercise his devices no longer upon mee For my sinnes my grievous sinnes doe seeme so grim and ugly in my sight so base nad loathsome unto my minde and so venomous unto my body and soule that O Lord my God the very stincke thereof maketh mee weary of all my sinnes and utterly abhorre and detest them And therefore my life e my Redeemer f my light g and onely Saviour h I doe here from the bottome of my heart by thine assistance with all my force and might forsake and loath my sinnes And here I bequeath all my sinnes and every one of them unto Satan from whence they came and I will also both now and evermore by thy helpe O Lord renounce loath and defie Satan and all his workes both past present and for to come * and appeale unto thee O Lord my God h from thy seat of justice i unto thy throne of mercy k beseeching thee mine all and onely Saviour l whose armes were spread on the Crosse m to embrace mee and all penitent sinners n to have mercy on mee O Lord have mercy upon me Oh naile my sinnes unto thy Crosse and burie them in thy grave that they may never rise up in judgement against me Now what shall I render unto thee O my sweet and loving Saviour o for all that thou hast done for mee Sacrifices and burnt offerings thou wilt not have but a contrite and broken heart O Lord thou hast promised not to despise p Wherefore in token of my humblest devotion I owe unto thy most sacred selfe with all humility I will give my dearest love unto thee my sweet Iesus q which art my light r my way ſ and my salvation t and what gift can be better or more acceptable then my heart unto my Maker u that made and redeemed it x for it can finde no rest untill it come unto thee to bee refreshed with the sweet sight of thy chearefull countenance y wherefore my comfort z my Redeemer a my life b and onely Saviour c with all humility I prostrate my selfe before thy Majesty most humbly beseeching thee to take it oh take it for it is thine O Lord my God c it is thine Thou sufferedst thine owne heart to be pierced for it d and didst but lend it mee during thy pleasure and should I then detaine it from thee that hast so dearely bought it oh no no I will reserve it onely for thee To whom fitter may I bequeath my heart then unto thee my sweet and loving Saviour e which hast given thy selfe a ransome for it f Wherefore goe thou O my heart I have given thee unto God my Maker g and Redeemer h he created thee i and he onely shall have thee Now thou art in Gods keeping thou maist quietly passe thorow the gates of death there is neither disquieting with sorrow for sinne nor with sin which is beyond all sorrow thou art there without the reach of thine adversary Whilst thou wast mine thou wast a wandring faithlesse secure carnall and impenitent heart alwayes infected with the poyson of sin but being now thy Creators hee will apparrell thee anew adorning thee with the gifts of his Spirit that being here clothed with the ornaments of his grace thou maist bee transplanted unto the Kingdome of glory Vnto the which place the Lord of his mercy bring me through the mirits of his Sonne my Lord and Saviour Iesus Christ To whom with the Father and the holy Ghost he rendred all honour and glory power and praise might Majestie dignity and dominion both now and evermore Amen In this prayer I doe from the bottome of my heart with all humility confesse my sinnes unto my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ most entirely desiring him in his mercy to give me his grace to returne unto him by speedy repentance O Iesus Christ my sweet Saviour thou Sonne of God which art most holy and most mercifull have mercie on me O Lord for pity heare my prayers and grant me petitions I am a miserable and most wretched sinner which from the crowne of mine head unto the sole of my foot have no soundnesse in me but wounds blaines and putrifying sores of sinne which deserve thy wrath and indignation against me but sweet Lord have compassion upon me and anoint my wounds with thine oyle of mercy O Lord I come with a mourning heart and weeping eyes with my most earnest repentance Oh reconcile my poore wounded and distressed soule slaine with sinne unto thee O Lord my God upon the multitude of thy mercies and with a contrite heart with all humility even with sighes groanes and tears most lamentably bewaile my sinnes and openly confesse them unto thee O sweet Iesus to be more in number then the hairs of mine head or sands in the Sea Yet O my most mercifull Saviour I beseech thee forgive me O Lord forgive me and give me grace to returne unto thee by speedy repentance which God grant me FINIS a Gen. 17. 17. b Rev. 4. 8. Psal 99. 5. 8. Esay 6. 3. c Exod. 9. 27. d J●el 2. 13. Psal 86. 3. 5. Exod. 34. 6. e Wisd. 16. 21. Act. 5. 31. 1 Tim. 4. 10. Psal. 18. 1. Luk. 2. 11. f Luk 4. 23. g Psal. 103. 3. h Rom. 10. 12. i Ier. 31. 1. k Psal. ●8 9. Jam. 4. 9. l Psal. 40. 6. 1 King 7. 20. 21. Psal. 7. 1. Psal. 99. 8 9. Psal. 30. 2. Psal. 18. 1. Psal. 7. 2. m Mich. 6. 13. n Luk. 4. 23. o Ioh. 11. 25. p God 8. 27. Job 30. 19 Eccle. 17. 32. q Nu. 11. 2 3. r Esay 50. 2. ſ Nahum 1. 2. t Psal. 39. 5. Psal. 62. 9. u 1 Tim. 4. 17. a Esay 37. 17. b Psal. 51. 8 9. c Psal. 7. 2. Psal. 30. 2. Psal. 18. 1. 1 King 17. 20 21. Psal. 40. 6. Psal. 99. 8 9. Psal. 109. 25. Psal. 7. 1. d Dan. 6. 10. e Psal. 6. 6. f Esay 58. 1. g Joel 2. 13. Job 3. 24. h Mar. 14. 7. i Mat. 26 75. Luk. 22. 62. k Luk. 7. 38. Xsal 109. 25. Psal. 18
Andrewes Golden Chaine TO Linke the penitent sinner unto Almighty God Richly adorned with the ornaments of holy Scripture which was never in print nor from any man elsewhere to be had Newly made in a godly Prayer taken out of the pure fountaine of holy Scripture very necessary to cure the sick soule of a sinner and to draw him from desperation if with a beleeving faith he will daily use it in prayer unto Almighty God London printed for Iohn Wright at the signe of the Bible without Newgate 1645. Candido Lectori Lege perlege relege RIght Honourable for Gods sake your owne sake and yours soules sake peruse this little Booke over for it guides you in the direct way unto Almighty God and sheweth you how to give your heart unto God and your sinnes unto Satan every time you pray with this Prayer By me Iohn Andrewes Preacher of Gods Word Andrewes Golden Chaine TO Linke the Penitent Sinner unto Almighty God MOst Mighty a most Holie b most Righteous c and most merciful God d my sweet Saviour e and Physitian of my soule f have mercie on me thou that art full of pity and compassion g rich unto all which call upon thee for mercy h and never forsakest them that put their trust in thee i againe and againe have mercy on me here I bow the very knees of my heart unto thee O God and with sighes groans and feares bewaile my sinnes k beseeching thee with all humility to cure my wounded and distressed soule O give my heart true repentance my spirit contrition and mine eyes a fountaine of teares to weepe for my sinnes O Lord my God l I am sicke with sinne m and thou art my Physitian n I am dead but thou art my life o and although I am but earth and ashes yet give me grace to seek for thy mercies p O Lord I know thy hand is not shortned that it cannot save q neither is thine eare heavie that it cannot heare r but it is my sinnes my sinnes my unrepented sinnes ſ that have separated betwene this vanishing estate of mine t and thine eternity u O Lord I beseech thee for thy sonne Iesus Christ his sake to encline thine eare and heare open O Lord thine eyes and see a Oh behold the vehemency of my praying and forgive mee O forgive me and blot all thy sinnes out of thy remmembrance b Here O Lord my God c with all humility I prostrate my selfe before my majesty powring out my teares for my sinnes and praying on my knees like Daniel d weeping for mine offences like David e crying like Esay f rore out my griefe like Job g and rent my heart with the penitent h lament with Peter i sorrow with Mary k and cry out unto thee O Lord my God l with the Iews O what shall I doe to be saved m Oh therefore now heare mee and helpe me O Lord n lest I perish in my wickednesse o Saint Peters wives mother received thee O Christ and thou curedst her p Zacheus did but entertaine thee and thou O God bestowedst salvation upon him q Saint Peter which denied and forsware thee went for his sins and was pardoned r Mary Magdalen which had many legions of devils with teares of unfained repentance was absolved and made a Temple of the Holy Ghost ſ And although my sinnes my sinnes my scarlet sinnes t be in number many u in weight most heavy * and for desert damnable x Yet O Iesu my sweet Saviour y I most entirely beseech thee let not mee that knocks at thy gates of mercie with sighes groanes and teares be excluded z But forgive me O forgive mee againe and againe I beseech thee forgive mee for there is mercy with thee O Lord my God to forgive even crying sinnes unto the penitent sinner although they have beene died in the deepest graine of iniquity O Iesu my sweet Saviour z thou light of mine eyes * which hast pro●●sed to answer before I 〈◊〉 and while I pray for to heare a O for pity then heare my prayers and grant my petition that thy crimson drops of precious bloud which trickled downe thy azure veines may wash away my scarlet sinnes b O let mine eyes be as continuall lavers to wash away the pollution of my sinnes c seeing teares be the best and soveraign 〈◊〉 balme to cure the wounds of my sinne-bleeding soule and therefore with a melting heart and mourning eyes d I tremble at thy word e and am pricked when I am rebuked f and inflamed with burning zeale g when I am instructed to come unto thee O my sweet Saviouri that I may see thee thou joy of my heart k and love thee thou life of my soule l O let me finde thee my hearts desire m and hold thee whom my soule loveth n According unto the riches of thy mercies o thou hast promised to heare my petition p that whensoever I shall aske any thing in thy name through faith I shall obtaine the same q Oh therefore regard now O Lord I most entirely beseech thee thy gracious promises towards me r and behold the words of thine owne mouth the workes and covenants of thine owne hands how thou hast sworne by an oath ſ and covenanted and indented with me To put thy lawes in my heart write them in my mind and remember my sins no more t but at what time soever I repented from the bottome of my heart of all my sinnes thou wilt forgive me all mine offences u if they were as red as scarlet thou wilt make them as white as snow w x which covenant thou hast sealed with thy owne most precious bloud and confirmed the same by thy death and passion on the Crosse y For whom thou hast suffered bitter bonds z cruell wounds a tormenting death and the grave b and withall thou hast endued me with thy Image c that I should remember thee graven me on the palme of thy hand d that thou shouldest not forget me and called me in thy name e to make me a Christian Betrothed through faith f directed by thy word g and guided by thy holy Spirit h to enlighten my mind i cleanse my conscience k and rejoyce my heart l to come unto thee my sweet Saviour m O therefore I most entirely beseech thee O Lord to keepe me as the apple of thine eye n and cleanse me from all my sins o Oh let me never be confounded p O Iesu of Nazareth q O sonne of David r O fountaine of mercie i have mercie upon me ſ I will forsake all my sinnes and cleave unto thee