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A25391	A manual of the private devotions and meditations of The Right Reverend Father in God Lancelot Andrews, late Lord Bishop of Winchester translated out of a fair Greek MS. of his amanuensis by R.D., B.D.	Andrewes, Lancelot, 1555-1626.; R. D. (Richard Drake), d. 1681.	1648 (1648)	Wing A3135; ESTC R16134	44,278	357

from thine infirmitie S. Luke 13.12 Saie unto my soul I am Thy salvation Psd 35.3 Saie unto me My grace is sufficient for thee 2. Corinth 12.9 Psal 79. Lord how long wilt Thou be angrie for ever Shall Thy jealousie burn like fire O remember not our old sins Let Thy mercies O Lord speedily prevent us for we are come to great miserie Help us O God our Savior for the glorie of Thy Name O Lord deliver us and be merciful to our sins for Thy Names sake V. 5.8 9. All my Debts Faults Slips Defects Falls Offenses Stumblings Transgressions Sins Wickednesses Ignorances Iniquities Ungodliness Unrighteousness Abominations The Guilt Graciously forgive Pardon Remit Pass by Spare Be merciful Repaie not Impute not Remember not The Filthiness Pass by Pass over Look beside Look beyond Cover Wash away Blot out Cleans The Damage Releas Heal Save from Take away upon Thee Cancel Frustrate Disappoint Bring to nought Let them not be found Let them not be GIve me grace to add To Faith Virtue Virtue Knowledg Knowledg Temperance Temperance Patience Patience Godliness Godliness Brotherlie Kindness Brotherlie Kindnes Charitie And not forgetting that I am purged from my old sins to give diligence to make my calling and election sure 2 S. Pet. 1.5.6 7 9 10. by Good Works 1 Timoth. 2.10 I Beleev in Thee the Father Behold then if Thou be a Father and we Children As a Father pitieth his own Children Psal 103.13 let Thy bowels yern upon us O Lord. I beleev in Thee the Lord Behold then if Thou be a Lord and we Servants Our eies wait upon Thee our Lord until Thou have mercie upon us Psal 123.2 I beleev that were we neither Sons nor Servants but dogs only It should be lawful for us to eat of the crumbs that fall from Thy Table S. Mar. 7.28 I beleev that Christ is the Lamb of God O Lamb of God that takest away the sins of the world S. John 1.29 Take away mine also I beleev that JESUS Christ came into the world to save sinners 1 Tim. 1.15 Thou who camest to save sinners Save even me the first and chief of sinners I beleev that Christ came to save that which was lost S. Mat. 18.11 Thou who camest to save that which was lost Suffer not O Lord that to be lost which Thou hast saved I beleev that the Spirit is the Lord and Giver of Life Nicen Creed Thou who gavest me a living soul Genes 2.7 Grant that I maie not receiv this my soul in vain I beleev that the Spirit communicates Grace in the Holie Mysteries Grant that I maie not receive the Grace of them nor the Hope of His Holie Mysteries in vain 2 Cor. 6.1 I beleev that the Spirit maketh Intercession for us with groans that cannot be uttered Rom. 8.26 Grant O Lord that I maie be partaker of that His Intercession and of those His groans OUr Fathers hoped in Thee they trusted in Thee and Thou didst deliver them They called upon Thee and were holpen They put their trust in Thee and were not confounded Psa 22.4 5. As Thou didst our Fathers in the former generations even so O Lord deliver us who trust in Thee O Heavenlie King Establish all our Christian Kings Confirm the Faith Assuage the rage of the Heathen Set the World at Peace Graciously preserve this Holie habitation And according to Thy goodness and love to man receive and protect us in our Orthodox Faith and in Repentance LEt the Power of the Father guide me Let the Wisdom of the Son inlighten me Let the Operation of the Spirit quicken me Preserve my Soul Strengthen my Bodie Elevate my Senses Order my Conversation Compose my Manners Bless my Works Perfect my Praiers Inspire Holie Thoughts Pardon what is Past Rectisie what is Present Prevent what is to come TO Him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think according to the power that worketh in us To Him be glorie in the Church by Christ JESUS throughout all ages world without end Amen Ephes 3.20 21. BLessed Praised Celebrated Magnified Exalted Glorified Hallowed be Thy Name O Lord The mention the remembrance and everie memorial of it For the 1 Patriarchs Honorable Senate 2 Prophets ever-Venerable Quire 3 Apostles All-glorious Companie 4 Evangelists 5 Martyrs most Noble Armie 6 Confessors 7 Doctors Assemblie For 8 Them that give themselvs to the Exercise of Devotion For the Beautie of 9 Virgins For the Delicious Order of 10 Infants For their 1 Faith 2 Hope 3 Labors 4 Truth 5 Blood 6 Zeal 7 Diligence 8 Tears 9 Chastitie 10 Glorie Glorie be to Thee O Lord Glorie be to Thee Glorie be to Thee Because Thou hast glorified them for and with whom we also glorifie Thee Great and manifold are Thy Works Lord God Almightie Just and true are Thy waies O Thou King of Saints Who shall not fear Thee O Lord and glorifie Thy Name For Thou onely art Holie For all Nations shall come and worship before Thee For Thy Judgments are made manifest Rev. 15.3 4. Praise our God all ye His servants and ye that fear Him both small and great Allelujah For our Lord God omnipotent reigneth Let us be glad and rejoice and give honor to Him Revel 19.5 6 7. Behold the Tabernacle of God is with men and He will dwell with them And they shall be His people and God Himself shall be with them And He shall wipe away all tears from their eies And there shall be no more death nor crying neither shall there be anie more pain For the former things are passed away Revel 21.3 4. A Form of Praier for all the World and particularly for our special Relations DO good O Lord and visit with Thy mercies All Creatures Mankind The World Habitable part thereof The States of the World Catholic Church Christianitie All particular Churches States Our Church State Countrie The several Orders in either of 〈◊〉 The Sacred The several Persons in those Orders The King Prince The a London Citie wherin I was Born b All-Hallows Berking Parish wherin I was Baptiz'd c Merchant Tailors and S. Pauls Two Scholes d Cambridg Universitie e Penbroke Hall College wherin I was Brought up The Parish of Saint Giles Creeple-gate committed to my charge Penbroke Hall The Three Churches Of Southwel S. Paul Westminster The Three Dioceses Of Chichester Elie Winchester In stead of the Bishops particular Relations marked thus put in your own My Familie Kindred All that have Shewed mercie Administred to me My Nighbors Friends All commended to my Praiers A Recommendation of our selvs and ours to Gods blessing O Lord I commend unto Thee My Soul and Bodie Mind and Thoughts My Wishes and Praiers Senses and Members Words and Deeds Life and Death My Brethren and Sisters their Children My Benefactors Well-willers Familie Nighbors Countrie All Christian People O Lord I commend unto Thee My Motions and Opportunities Resolutions and

would His Pietie pcrmit Him to licence them to others or Himself Hence is it that in His addresses to His God His Heart was kindled first with holie fire nor would He then present His Thoughts upon the Altar til He had weigh'd them in the ballance of the Sanctuarie and by committing them to Faithful writing left no room for fruitless matter or idle words The truth hereof will evidently appear in the ensuing Praiers where you may see the actings of the Spiric to the hight of the Apostles sense The Matter Form and Phrase of His Devotions all borrow'd from the Sacred Scriptures the Holie Fathers and Primitive Liturgies cherished with those pious slames of actual Intention burning Charitie and profound Humilitie will give the most invincible assurance that He that praied thus made good S. Paul's I will praie with the Spirit Nor did His Method varie from Him neither Praiers Supplications Intercessions and Giving of Thanks make up the Bodie of His Devotions That was His unquestionable Directorie in these His Sacred Forms Where you shal ever find His Faith His Hope and Charitie that sacred Triad of supernatural and Theological virtues in the highest pitch of Elevation And now I think there need no arguments to persuade your acceptation and improvement of them It is enough that You know the Man and His Communication Thus did He discourse with God and so maie You building confidently on this infallible Oracle That the effectual fervent Praier of a righteous man availeth much that like a Prince it hath power with God and conquers Heaven The Citations of the Sacred Scriptures the Holie Fathers and Primitive Liturgies the verie few Additions thus included in the Bodie of the Text together with some Titles and Annotations by waie of Exposition or Illustration intended for your greater benefit are all my 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 my voluntarie Oblations or if you pleas to call them so Presumptions which if I maie obtein your pardon for you see the terms on which I dare commend these Devotions to the truly pious soul What is amiss you may assure your self is not in Greek is not the Bishops the English maie have faults but that is mine And I shal not doubt your Charitie in covering them will extend it self to Him who had not now been guiltie of them but out of Charitie to you To which if you shal add the recommendation of him in your praiers who shal never be unmindful of you in his you shal eternally oblige in the most sacred bonds On the Nativitie of S. Jo. Baptist 1648. Your most humble servant in our Lord JESUS RICHARD DRAKE S. Hierom. Oras Loqueris cum Sponso Legis Ille tecum Ioquitur Epist. ad Eustoch Virg. Gul. Parisiensis Lectio Orationem impinguat Lectionem Oratio illuminat De Rhetor. Divinâ cap. 30. S Gregor Nazl●●● 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Orat●●●●● pologet ●●●●a S. Bernard Noli vilipendere Orationem tuam quon●am Ille ad quem eras n●● vilipendit eam sed antequ●m egredi●tur de ore tuo Iese ser●●i eam juber in 〈◊〉 l●ro suo Eo unum è duobus indubitanter sperare debemus quoniam aut dabit nobis quod petimus aut quod nobis nove●it esse utalius Meditat. Devotiss cap. 6. The Contents of this MANUAL THe Times of Praier pag. 2 The Places of Praier p. 4 The Gestures of the Bodie denoting the Affections of the Soul p. 6 Praiers Preparatorie to all our Devotions p. 8 At our Ent'rance into the Church p. 9 Morning Praier p. 15 Praiers for Sundaie p. 36 Praiers for Mundaie p. 90 Praiers for Tuesdaie p. 115 Praiers for Wensdaie p. 132 Praiers for Thursdaie p. 165 Praiers for Friedaie p. 187 Praiers for Saturdaie p. 214 A Form of Praier for all the World and particularly for our special Relations p. 237 A Recommendation of our selvs and ours to Gods blessing p. 240 Praiers Preparatorie to all our Thanksgivings p. 242 A Form of thanksgiving for Temporal and Spiritual Blessings p. 243 A Letanie to be used upon special occasions of Public or Private Humiliation p. 253 Hosanna in the Highest Or a Supplication for Spiritual Blessings p. 267 Hosanna upon Earth Or a Supplication for Temporal Blessings p. 274 Evening Praier pag. 281 A Praier for all Estat●s p. 300 Praiers for the Holie Communion p. 302 Special Duties recommended to Christian People p. 318 MEDITATIONS AND DEVOTIONS AS for me God forbid that I should sin against the Lord in ceasing to praie before Him for you and to shew you the good and the right waie 1 P. Sam. 12.23 But we will give ourselvs continually to Praier to the Ministerie of the Word Acts 6.4 The Times of Praier Praie Alwaies S. Luke 18.1 Without ceasing 1 Thes 5.17 At all seasons Ephes 6.18 Three times a daie he used to kneel on his knees and to praie and to give thanks before his God as he used to do aforetime P. Dan. 6.1.0 Evening and Morning and Noon will I praie and crie aloud he will hear my voice Ps 55.18 Seven times a daie do I praise Thee Psal 119.164 1. In the Morning a great while before daie S. Mark 1.35 2. In the Dawnings of the Morning Psa 63.7 secund LXX 3. At the Third Hour of the daie S. Mark 15.25 Acts 2.15 4. About the Sixth Hour Acts 10.9 5. At the Hour of Praier being the Ninth Hour Acts 3.1 6. At Evening Gen. 24.63 7. By Night Ps 134.2 At Midnight Psal 119.62 Acts 16.25 The Places of Praier IN all Places wheresoever I record My Name I will com unto thee and I will bless thee Exod. 20.24 Congregation In the Assemblie of the righteous and in the Congregation Psal 111.1 Closet Enter into thy Closet and when thou hast shut the door praie in secret S. Mat. 6.6 Hous-top He went up on the Hous-top to praie Act. 10.9 Temple They went up into the Temple Acts 3.1 Sea-shore We kneeled down on the Shore Acts 21.5 Garden Christ in the Garden S. John 18.1 collated with S. Mat. 26.36 Bed Upon their Beds Psal 149.5 Wilderness Christ withdrew Himself into the Wilderness and praied S. Luke 5.16 Praie everie-where lifting up holie hands without wrath doubting 1 Tim. 2.8 The Gestures of the Bodie denoting the Affections of the Soul 1 BOwing of the Knees Falling on the Knees Face Humilitie and Dejection of Soul My soul is brought low even unto the dust my bellie cleaveth unto the ground Ps 44.25 2. Bowing of the Head Shamefastness Heaviness 3. Smiting on the Brest * Indignation 4. Trembling * Fear 5. Sighing Wringing of the Hands Sorrow 6. Lifting up of the Eies Hands * Vehement Desire 7. Chastising and keeping the bodie under * Revenge * 2 Corinth 7.11 Praiers preparatorie to all our Devotions O Thou that hearest praier unto Thee shal all flesh come Even my flesh shal come My misdeeds prevail against me O be Thou merciful unto my sins Psal 65.2 3. Thou shalt