i ats eihounfendthenedie stent LIBRARY OF THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY PRINCETON, N. J. PURCHASED BY THE MARY CHEVES DULLES FUND Division. thee Mew , ook, — — — Section....... | —— aj . — * * = * bd 3 en wer — 4 pl Ate) ts , — ae — ES Se | oe aly, Val — ‘ X * oan) fA hi ks ~ ~ — 3 aa 4 G sami 8 Su pe 6,mi.42 ‘yb Kalend Pohili.e Jac. cele, | let, vit iEccl.ix. —— Ho. 3.kin. ix. rxbiii3.kin.no Kom.i, No. Inuentis of xi itt le ia Ao, che Crofie, xiii oc — eT ae — ré [0 — ls es tt ——— —5 No. ro 02i0.JAo, John Cuan, xvii | Snows. xix Id. = | Fidel Id. Solin Gem, ki, | xxb kl. vi | Riugutine itt — n kl. — pit iiii xviii rix kl. vei s — — i —* weet ria (o,it, jolie a t —* ĩ A 4 xxiiii ae ae ae 0 dopey’! uope] xiiii xvi xx xxii — ese > — * Re ae Se oO ae eae me JT ie "a a exh Maes ieee! & oe eS + * —— * 4 \ OG a Besos ws ——— We. ee ts A— * bowie, y Bele a : se £ J —* — — of “ic ziti 4 falleth 8 .mt,26F. Plalmes. e es i Eli ml Do. Ti by at ve ichomere, | iit Aijatd, Jo. ® jb} Jonas, : Boniface, ‘vi © ‘bid Id. vii n bit qd). iit le vi d4 Vir flo Jp. Ee |gtitt 3p, wi (Shit. Fo. Barnab,apo, Eccle. x. |Ace, xiiii. Eccl. pit, |g xii |b ꝛid. Id.Sol in Can. Job 17. MPar. pit, Jobxix. Hh \c | Sous, olſtitiũ eft. xx. (1 8. xiii xxi xiii Diebtit kL) Kult, | xxii xiiit ster i: Kl | xxiiii.xxv.ſrv 26.27. kL rebitt. pbt > inpir | iter fLukeg. [cert xxxii {tt rxxiii Ixxxiiiß ieee xxxpvi iniexxxvii ited xxxviii xxxix lot Arli as ; ; t 4 j ; Wyott. kphe xt fg biit ) Ig ap pata, sit Wat, ttt, Wala, dapat. Gh | 3 mg |G STE zs — Pꝛou— tt Luk. viii foi bi | Py a re My A * * Pep —4 “y eh A 4. emis8 po Ae un af AN! at 7m) Ohare ee an 7 to — Et Se oe a? ‘ — | 5 {too fe-fiRalend, | | Drow fir (Luk. xuu. oUt i abi JRo) iiii pitt io, Coe A ii |b Aolopartin, ri Be polis 2 ate sth jes ‘ait JR, i xbiii Rot pe — pe 7777 rit xxi Lobbtn. Lie 9210, 320, Dog dayes reit xviiixxiii it | bit If Nonas. beginne, xxiiii tig = fee, ti | bite [ey vite Id. xxvi trou ttt ete jetpet a, xxviii OTL oie b ra Eccle.ii. PE a | a iiii Id.Soli in Leo, |f witi elit Jo. — xiiii jf Pꝛid. Jp, po jy} Sous, Swithune. xvi Irbii kl. Augutt. xvii b xvi =i, xwiii cre | RL Ril oP rip 13 ett. | kt, oe a fre Ne tit {ret (eu lo xi Kl, Spagna, cl ae nee ; 2 Sabah Fat. . RL ——— >| ree. i vit ~ RL Aune. — kl. xxix kiJ Eo Ieee OF be f inka) ROL. © B 9 * a 7.mi.14. pay PF anus 4mi. 46. re i BE =e pee ities xxxii rxi xxxiii xxxiiii — rrrh " [err r xxxvii vii — xx. Flere, RrHt Debt — ttt xxxix, viii wit ett ix Name of Fe. rt 9 iii ie li xlv.xlbi. xi xlbii xlviii aurence. ee ii lt E 1047 Sol in Virg. Lamen .i. x A} Fous, ttt xiiiib rix kl. Septembꝛis v xii it kl. Ezek, iii. xiii vi xiiii xiiii rp. : i xvi Ixxxiiii = nit ‘Dani. xvii Dan.tt, ttt ii lrviii b xix i ON | SRE eBay lie” <\et a kl. —— ccl.xxv xxii rxv out kl, — xi. ſxxiii — xiiixxiiii Dofet. xxv uſline. iiit A RPbE b Ip ces Cnty | ad. Of vii rroit = vuii .3. Joh. xxviii Catt wea ae 109 — Kem OF oe ⁊* ge 72. forbol dayes,and none EON MSW) FEES Dat is to lay, All Sundapesinthe peere, She =. : & ZN) payes of thefeaftes ofthe Cirtumciſion ofour = 7, = HT, Lore Felus Chr. Of the Cpiphanie, Ofthe <1. w \ ~ A (Pees jurification ofthe bleſſed birgin. DF S.Wate < SLA AES thas the Apottle, OF the Annunciation of the <<. hielled virgin, OF S. Warke the Cuangelit, Of Xoꝛd Jeſus Chit. Of the Natiuitie of S. John Baptit, DiS. Weter the Apoftle. Oflaint James the Apoftle, Of faint Barthos —t - lometwe Apottle, Of faint Matthewe apottle Di laine ichaelebe _— S Archangel, DE faint Luke the Cuangeliſt. DEF faine Simon anv Jude the Apoſtles. Dfal Saintes, Df {aint Andrew the Apoſtle. OF (aint Chomas the Apottle. Of che Natiuitie of our Lor. OF faint Steuen che Marty, Df laine John the Euangeliſt. Oe che holy Innocents. Munday and Tueſday tn Caller weeke, anv Mundayand Tuelday in CAhitlun weeke. | — ns "eA ruleto knowe whenthe Terme * be ginneth and endeth. which is open but foure dayes before, ipillarte Terme beginneth the xiii Da} Fanuaric.ifit bee not Sunday: We it bee Suns. Ryday, then the next day after,and endeth th F ebpuarte. 7 : — ¶ Caller Terme beginneth xvii. dayes alter after, al | foure dayes after the Afcenfion dap, J ¶ Trinitie Terme begmneth che next day alter Dap,and endeth the wedneſday kortnight afte re ¶ Wichaclmes Terme beginneth the ir ol Detober, hee bee m Sunday and endeth the Feb Of Nouember. Rese ag — Theſe to be obſerued * — 1 Rays See ——— Ight dayes before any Terme be, the Exchequer iss ny openeth for certaintic, except Trinitie Terme, baa i, nap of . ‘¢ — “a. Saint Philip and Jacob the Apoſtles.Ofthe Alcenfion of our : | ae The Preface... : La Here was neuer anything by on tot ofind. | ) Co well deuiſed, oꝛ fo fure eſtabliſhed, which (FT in continuance of time hath not bin coprups LN egy ted; as (among other ehings)it map plaines gf Bh sy ae appeare the Common prapers in the Pa \V/( Oz 3 1 man woulde fearch out by the auncient Fathers be thal Gnoe that che fame was not oꝛdeyned but of a good purpofe, and fo, a great aduancement of godlines. Foꝛ they fo oꝛ⸗ Berevthe matter chat the whale Bible (on che greateR part therof) ſhould bee read ouer once in the peeres intending thereby,that the Clerate,and{peciatlp fuch as were Miniſters of the congregation, Hould (by often reading anumeditation of Gods woꝛd) bee ſtirred op to godlines themfelues, and bee more able to exhort other bp wholeſome doctrine, and to confure chem that were aduerfaries to the trueth, And further, that the people, by dayly hearing of holy {cripture read in the Church, ſhould continually profite more ano moze in Che knowledge of Gov,and he the mone enflamed with che loue of his trucreligton, Gut theſe many peeres pafled,this gods Tp and decent oder of the auncient fathers bath beene fo altered, booken,¢ neglected, hy planting in bucertaine Stories, Legends, Keſpondes, Verſes, vaine repetitions. Commemoꝛations and Sy⸗ nodalles that commonly when any booke of the Bible was begun, Defore thꝛee oꝛ foure Chapters were read out, all the ret were vn⸗ read. And in chis ſort, the booke of Elai was begun in Aduent, and the booke of Genefis in Septuageſima: but hep were onelp begun, and neuer read thꝛough. After alike {ort were other bookes af holy (cripcure vſed. And mozcouer, whereas Daint Paul would . Haue {uch language ſpoken ta the people in the Church, as thep might buveritande and haue profite bp hearing the ſame:the {ers tice tm this Church of England (thefe many peeres) hath bene readin Latine ro the people, which thep vnderſtoode not: fo that fe chey haue heard with their eares onely, and their heart, ſpirit, and minde haue not bene evifien thereby, And furthermore, notwiths Kanding that the ancient fathers hauc deuided che Plalmes inte (ay Y The fiert — 5 and ground whereot, if 1 res Huen portions, whereot euery one was called a Nocturne: ‘cg? ee The Preface, | of late time a fewe of thei haue beene daly fatde, and oft repeated, and che reft vtterly omitted. Moꝛeouer, the number and hardneſſe of che rules called the Pie, andthe manifolve chaungings of the feruice was the caule, that toturne the booke onelp was fo harde and intricate amatter, that manp times there was moꝛe buſineſſe to fiad out what ſhould be read,then to read it when it was found out, Theſe inconuentences therefore conftvered, here ts {et forth ſuch an oder whereby the fame ſhall be redꝛeſſed. And fo a readineſſe in this matter, berets dꝛawen out a Kalender fox that putpoſe, which is plaine and eafic to be vnderſtanded, wherein (fo muchas map be) the reading of holp ſcriptures tg fo fet forth, chat all things hall be done in onder, Without breaking one piece thereof from another, Foꝛ this caufe bee cutoff Anthemes, refpondes, Inuitatoꝛies, and ſuch like chines as did byeake the continual courſe of che reading of che feripture, Wee becaufle there ts no remedte, but chat of neceflitie there muſt be fame rules, therefore certatne rules ave here fet forth, which as thep be fewe in number, fo they be plaine and ealte to bee vnderſtanded. So that here pou haue an oder for pꝛayer (ag cous ching the reading of holy {cripture) much agreeable top minde and purpole of the olve fathers, and a great deale moze profitable and: commodions then that which of late was bled, It ts moꝛe profitae bie becaule bere are lekt out many things, whereof fome be vntrue, - fomebneertaine, fome vaine and ſuperſtitious, and is oꝛdeined nos thing to be read, but bp the verp pure word of God, the holy Scrip⸗ tures, 02 that which is euidently grounded vpon the fame , and that. infuch alanquage and oder, as ig moft eafie and plaine forthe vn⸗ derſtanding both of the readers and hearers, Ft is alfo mone come modious, both for the ſhoꝛtneſſe thereof, and fo? che platnenes of the: oꝛder, and for that the rules be fewe and eaſie. Furthermoꝛe, by this: oder the Curates hall neede none other Bookes foz cher publike feruicc, but this booke and the Byble. By the meanes whereof, the people thalinot bee at fo great charges for bookes, as in times pak they haue bene, es a ee - The Preface, : eee 3 moze painelull, becaule that all chings mutt be read bponthe booke, whereas before bp the realon of ſo often repetition , they couloe {ape many things by heart: Ikthole mew twill weigh their labour , with the profit and knowwlenge which dayly thep thall attaine bp reading - vpon the booke ,thep will not refule che paine, in confiveration of the great profit chat fhall enſue thereof, J— And forafinuch as nothing can almoſt bee fo plainely fet foorth, hut doubtes may rife in the vſe and ppactifing of the ſame: Coap: peale al fuch diuerfitie(ifany ariſe) € for che refolucton of al doubtes — Concerning the maner howe fo vnderſtand, doe, x execute the things contained in thisbooke : Che parties chat ſo doubt, op diuerflp take any thing, (hall alway reſoꝛte to the Bythoppe of the Divcefle , who by bis dilcretion fhall take onder fo che quieting ¢ appealing of che fame, fo that che fame opder be not contrary to any ching contayned in this booke. Anvif the Bithoppe ofthe Diocelle be in any doubt, then be may fend fop che reſolution thereok vnto the Archbifop. CThough it bee appointed in che afore waitten preface , that all thinges thall be read and fung in the Church in che Englifh congue, to che ende that the Congregation may be thereby evifpen: vet it is not ment, but when men fap Moning and Cuening prayer prtuates Iy,they may fay the fame in any language that thep chemfelues poe vnderſtand. J— And all Pꝛieſtes and Deacons ſhall bee bounde to ſay dayly the Moꝛning and Euening praper, eyther prtuatelp oꝛ opeuly, except they be let by preaching , ſtudying of diuinitie, oꝛ by fome other bz⸗ gent caule, | And the Curate thac miniltreth in euery parith Church or chape pel being at home,andnot being other wife reafonably lected, ſhall fap che fame tn the pariſh Church op Chappell where he minittreth, and thal tol a bell chereto,a conuentent time before he beqinne, that ior — may rome to heave Gods oye ,anvto pape ‘Pa. — ry 7, as —** oo ’ E : x The Table and Kalender expre/sing the order of Pfalmes and Leffons to be faidat Morning any Cuening prayer soughout the pere, (ercept cers taine proper feattes) as the rulcs following moꝛe plainelp declare. _ The order how the Pfalter is appoynted to | ve — — He Plalter wallbe read thꝛough once euery Mo⸗ necl, and becauſe that ſome Monethes be longer 2 SF then {ome other bee, itis chought good to make Sra themcuen bp chis meanes, To every Moneth MSP thalbe appointcd(as concern this purpofe)iutt > pear thirticdapes, : And J January and March hath one dap aboue the layde oy number , and Febzuary which is placed betweene themboth, bath onely revit, Daves: Febzuary thall boꝛrowe of epther of the Woe nethes (of Januarie and March) one day ; And ſo the ytalter which ſhalbe readin Febꝛuarie, muſt beginne the laſt dap of Januaric, any ende the firit vay of arch, Ano whereas aay, Gulp, Augutt, Detober,and December haue xxxi. dayes apiece s It is oꝛdered that the fame Pſalmes fhall bee read the lat day of the ſayde monethes , which were read the dap bes foe: Da that the Plaleer may begin againe che Hell ap of the next moneth enſuing. Nowe to knowe what jfalnes ſhall be read euery day, looke in the Kalender the nomber that is appoynted koꝛ che Plalmes, ¢ then finde the fame nomber in this Cable, and bpon that nomber ſhal por {ee what Plalmes ſhalbe {aid at Moning anv Cuentug prayer. sail ie >) Gud where the Cxix. Plalme is deuided into xxii.poꝛtions, anv is duerlong tobe read at one time: itis fo orꝛdered, that at onetime {hall not be read aboue foure oꝛ fiue of the ſayd pontions,as you Galt — perceiue to be noted in this table folowing, aS And here is alfo to bee noted, that inthis Cable anv in all other 2: partes of the feruice, where any Plalmes are appoynted, the num ber is expꝛelled after che queat Englith Byble, which from the we {lalme, tnto the Crloiii, fale (folowing che diuilion oftl byeines)vath varie innumber fram the ei the —* Sap» A table for the order ofthe Pfalmes see. be fayde at Morning andEuening rol Lili. | IN lvi. Ivii. Iviii. liti liiii. lv. lix. Ix. lxi. prayer, Morning prayer. | Euening prayer, — : 1i. ii. iii. ilii. V. vi.vii.viii. 21ix. X. xi. XU xiiii. 3xXv. xvi. xvii. xviii. 419. 20. 21. xxii.xxiii. 5xxiiii.xxv. xx A, 27.28.29, 6 | XXX,XXXi. 324336346 7 | XXXV.XXXVI, — 8xxxviii. xxxix. xl. vi.xlii.xliii. xliiii.xlv.xlvi. | xlvii.xlviii-xlix, | ~ “Seneca Stetina 3 12lxi.lxiii. lxiiii. lxv.lxvi.lxvii. 13 Ixviti. lxix.Ixx xi.lxxii. lxxiii. lxxiiii. 115|Ixxv.Ixxvilxxvil, Ixxviil, | 11 6| lxxix,lxxx,lxxxi, - 82,83,84,85. 1786. 87. 88. 89. | 18| XC.XCi.xcil, xciii.xciiii. 119] XCV,XCVI,XCVil, xcviii. xcix.c.ci. 20! cii.ciii. ciiii. 2 1| cv, eyes 221 CVil. 3 cviii. cix. 230x. cxi. cxii. cxii. cxiiii. cxv. 24cxvi.cxvii.cxviii. cxix. Inde.iiii. Inde.v. ; [ nde.iiii. 26|Inde.v. (125. | Inde, tii, (13% 271 120.121.122,123,124, -¥291 132.133.134.135. 291139. 140. 141. cxlii.cxliii. [30 440145. 14.6. ; cxlvit.cxlviii,cxlix, cl, Beat ak Ow — ‘a 126.127, 428: 129, 730, |. OCR REL? ae - ie: Saint Darke. Eccle.tiit. €ccie.b, Saint Philip Eccle vii. | Ecele.ir, J ſcenſion day. Deut.x. it King.it. irſt Leſſon. Eccle.xii. {Second Leſſon. Actes ty.(vnto) J After certaine &, John Bapt. Daves, pe r ) ttt Second Leſſon. Mat.xiii. Mat.xitii.(vnto) nahen Jeſus Saint Peter. eg heard. Eyꝛſt Leffon. Eccle. rb. Cccle.rir, Second Leſſon.Actes.iii. Actes. ttit. * Amem. Enenfong 5 and Jacob. Munday t itt wohitſun weeke. Firſt Leſſon. Genelis xi. vnto Qum xi Gather Thele are the genera⸗ vnto me 70, me tions of Sem, &€.vnto Moſes Second Leſſon.i.Coꝛ.xii. and the elders ais returned. Tueſday in iRings.rix. Deut.xxx. Firſt Leſſon. Mala. titi. Saint James. Eccle.xxi. Eccius pei, | i es Bartlemew. xxv — ee ne S · Matthew. xxxx xxxxviii. S. Mithael. xxxix xliii SHainthuke. fi FORA Simon &¢ Jude, | Fyrſt Lelſon. zobaritixrv bese [| Mattens. | Euenfong. | it patos: | “eames, GHenjong.. + a .iſd.iii.(vnto) Miſd.v.(vnto) j Fy Lellon. - | sictfenigeatherpigieloutic | tthe barren. ais. oe ; | „Hebꝛues xi.xii. Apocalyps rir. ; Secondletion. 1 aines by faith, —— (vnto) Ityve en⸗ſawe an Angel dure chattening, (tanbe. : Proper ‘P/almes on certayne dayes. — 4 es Mattens, Euenfong, ’ | — xx. Uxxxix. ſhriſtmas day. Pſal. iriv. Ix ee incr. | Crevit ! — rit oh Ealter day. livit Mri : Crt Crbiti : et viii rriiii 4 Afcenfion Day. rv ucbint i | iis ate (OOM oe — riv att w apbittunday. [iebii - Cl a , } i ee & The order where oA orning ‘and Evening} phir halve died andfatd, ) The Morning and Euening prayer fhalbe vfed in the ac- _ -cuftomed place of the Church, Chappell, or Chaun- cell, except it fhalbe otherwife determined by the Or- dinarie of the place. And the Chauncels fhal remaine as they haue done in times paſt. | And heere is to be noted,that the Minifter at the time of _ the Communion, and at all other times in his mini- ſtration, fhall vfe inch ornaments in the Church, as . were in vie by authoritie of Parliament,in the feconde yere of the reigne of King Edward the fixct , according _ tothe Ade of Parliament i in that cafe madeand —— uided. MOSder for M orning prayer daily throughout the peere, Ws i At the — of Morning prayer, andlikewife = ~ of Euening prayer,the Minifterfhalreadewithalound = & veyce fome one of thefe fentences of thefcriptures that followe. Andthen he fhallfay that which is write ten after the faid fentences, GEIS "7 doe baits — ede and my ime isé ote as: — : |. donning prayefg > ats. teeee Ll, Turne thyface away krom our ſinnes O Lode) — and blot out all our offences. Gee Ji, Afozowfull {pivit tg a ſacriſice to God: deſpiſe not : (D Lovd) humble andcontrite beartes, — lit, KRent vour heartes, and not pour garments, and turneto the Low pour God,becaule he ts gentie and . merciful,be ig pattent,and of much mercie,and ſuch gonethatisforforpotratiictions, nix, Cothee (MD Lorde God) belongeth mercie and fo2- giuenelle, foz we haue gone away front thee, and Haute not hearkened to thy voyce, whereby we might. walke in thy lawes which thou halt appointed ſor 03, | ex, correct vs (D Lorde) ard pet in thy iudgement, Hot in thy furie, teatt we houldebe conſumed and brꝛought to nothing. . — ae tii, Amende pour lives, for the kingdome of God is at hand. wa, he kexv, ‘4 Will goe to my father, and layto him, father, F haue finned again heauen and again€ thee: ZF an no moze woꝛthie to be called thytonne. Ennter not into iudgement with thyſeruants, O VLorde: tor no fleth tg righteous in thy ſight. ohni, I Se Wwe fap that we haue nolinne, we deceiue our telües and there is no trueth invdbs. Earely beloued brethren, theſcripture moueth Hs in fundry places, to acknowledge and con⸗ kelle our manifolde ſinnes and wickednes, and tthat we thoulde not diſſemble nor cloke them before | the face of almightie God o rheauenlpfather, but onlelle them with an hum Be iotsly, ponieene, ai : efor obedient heart. to the teine fo2- ay US 7 % —— 8 pos — — ee”: 2 * rs i * peer : Oe ee oo PETIT OAVOMIC : i ; Cr ~. i> 4a e424 >... ‘qiueneiie of the fame, BP bis t ie As gt eee Dak me hap Gal >> — Mix see a Wee. ‘ — —— ~ ioe Wd hn * ————— x i — we ba yh oe 3 PA Dy Bes 06% g , q Pear? — el iet the earth bleſſe the Lorde: pea, let it prayſe Himandinagnifiehimforeuer. — Vyxe mountaines and hilles, biefle pee the Lorde: pratfebimandmagnifiebimfogeuerx, Oo ail ye greene things bpontheearth,bieflepethe oꝛd:praile him and magniſie him ſoꝛeuer. it Morning prayer. ~ D pee welles, blefle pe the Lorde: prapte him and maagnifie him for ever, D ye Seas and ſioods, bleile ye the wove: maple him and magnifie hint for ener, D pe whales ¢ all that moue inthe waters, bleſſe pe the Loz: prapte him and magniſie him foz ever, D all pe toutes of the ayze,bletie pe the Lod: praple him and magnifie him fo2 ever. O all pe beaſtes a cattell,blette pe the Lode: peaple Him and magnifie him fo2 ener O pe childzett of men, bleſſe pe the Loꝛd: praiſe Hint and magnifie Him for euer. Olet Iſrael * the Lorde:prayſe him and mag⸗ nilie Hint for euer. © pe prieſts of the Lop, biete ye the Lorde: prayſe him and magnifie him foz ever. O ve feruants of the Lond. biette pep Lozde: pratfe him and magnilie him fo2 ever, D vetptrites and foules of the righteous, bleſſe ve the 102d: peaple bint and magniſie him foz ever, O xe holy and humble menof heart, biefle pe the - Lord:prayſe him and magnifiehim for euler, D Anantas, Asarias, and Witael, hleſſe pee the Lord:prayſe Hint and magnifie him for eter, ¥ Glory be to the father,and to the fonne, ac. Asit was in the beginning, is now, ac. Andafter the fecond Leſſon, Mall be vſed and faid Bene- dictus i in Englith,as follovveth. 2 Se J ellen bee the Lowe God of Itael: for Benedi Sy bee hath vilited and redeemed his peor Gus, A, ate. — Ind hath rayled vp a mightte ‘ Sed uation foz bs; in the houte of pts te — — Fi x uant DArtiD, As hee ſpake by the mouth of bistolp ssropbetes: . which haue bene ſince the world began, =~ | Chat wee ſhould be faued from our enemies: and fromthe hands ofall that hate vs. To perfourme the mercy promiſed to our toreta⸗ thers: and to remember his holy couenant. To perkorme the othe which he ſware to our kore⸗ father Abraham: that he would giue vs. ae That wee, being deliuered out of the hands of our enemies: might ſerue him without keare. | Gu holineſſe and righteoutnede befo2e him: al the dayes ofouriife, And thou childe chait be called the Prophet of the higheſt: foz thou thalt goe befoze the face of the Lorde to prepare His wayes. To giue knowledge cf ſaluation vnto his people: fo2 the remiffion oftheir ſinnes. He ‘Chr0ugh the tender mercie of our God: wvherebr the day (pring from an high bath vilited vos. Co giuelightto themthat hit in darnenee andin the thadowe of death: and to guide ouvfeete into the Way of peace. Glory beto the father,and tothe fortie,ac, et was int the begining, is tow, ac. Or this C — Tubilate Deo. * Morning prayer. ; O goe your way into his gates with thankes gi⸗ ving, and into his courtes With ppatle: be thankful Hntovim,and ſpeake goodothis ame, ; ‘For the Lorde ig qractous, His mercie is euerla⸗ fling: and bis tructh endureth from generation te generation, — yas ar ieee ~ Glory be to the father sand to the fonne,ac, As it was inthe beginning, is nowe, ee, Then fhall be faide the Creede, by the Minifterand the people ftandings Fitae! I to @ | ce 87S -¥ Belecue in God the Father almightie, wey maker ofheauen and earth: and in Fee C74 {us Chit His onelpfonne our Lozde, G&Y which was cõceiued by the holy Shot, 3 ad/ o\aes bone ofthe virgin Marie, ſullered vn ⸗· Der Ponce Pilate, was crucified dead and buried, he deſcended into Hell. Che thirde day he roſe aqaine from the dead. He afcended into Heaven, and fitteth on the righthandof God the father aimigotie, from thence thatl he come to iudge the quicke and the dead, J beleeue in the holy Ghoſt, the holy Catholique Church, the Communion okſaintes, the foꝛgiuenes of ſinnes, the reſurrection of the body, andthelife = euerlaſting. Amen. HO ISSO ee * — he And after that; thefe prayers following, as wellacEue, ning prayer,as at Morning prayer, all deuoutlyknee- oe ding, the Minifter. firft: pronouncing with voyce. Wee es — CyeLovebewithyou. Anſerec. And With thyſpirit. Morning pravere 0 ‘TheMinifter, Let bspray, Lo2d haue mercie vpon bs, Chrift haue mercie vponvs. Loꝛd haue mercie bpon bs, Then the Minifter, Clatkes, and people, fhall fay the Lordes prayer in Englifh,with a loude voyce, Dur father which art in heaven, ac. Then the Minifterftandingvp,fhallfay, © D Lozde hewe thy mercie vponvs. nhiwere, And graunt vs thy taiuation Prieft, O Lorwfauethe Queene. An{were. And mercifulipheate » bs — we call vpon thee, Prieft Indue thy ntinitters with viahteoutnette, | nfwere. ann make thy cpotenp — topfull, Prieft — eo Bs O Loꝛd ſaue tyy people, — ——— An were, | And blelle thine inheritance. Prieſt. we Give peace inour cine, D Loyd, nf{were, Becaur there is — — that caer on bs, bt but — ms ae thou, DG i —— — oD d mant cleane — hesrteswithin 8. —— 2% JA see | iS * ¢ * 4 4 a 4.0 am Morning prayer. | _ Then fhall follovve three Collectes. The firft,ofthe day, which thal be the fame that is appeared atthe Com- munion. The fecond, for peace. The third, for grace to liue vvell. And the tvvo laft Collectes fhall neuer alter, but dayly bee fayde at Morning prayer throughout all the yeere,asfollovveth, | The fecond Colle& for peace. | God, which art authour ofpeace, and louer \_/ ofconcozde, in knowledge of whome fandety our eternall life whole feruice is perfect free: dome: delende vs thy humble feruauntes in all ak laultes ofourenemtes, that we furelp truſting in thy deferice, may not feave the powerofanpaduers · — through the might of Jeſus Chzttour Lo, men. Ae — The third Collect for grace. os A aay Seva aie ; Loꝛrd our heauenly father, almighty and euer. \ Jialing God, which halt lalely bꝛought vs to thee Tbeginning of thisday, defendebsinthefame = with thy nightie power, andarauntthatthisday == Wwe fall into nolinnenettherrunnetntoanphindese = danger: but that allour Doings map be ordered by ¢hy qoucritance, to noe alwapes that ts righteous in - thylight through Fetus Chritt our Lord, Amen. “os order for E Euening prayer througheue the: —— ee The Prieft hall fay. ‘Our father which art in heauen. ac. ~ Then likewife he fhall ye oD Lord opeitthouourtippes, . Afifwere. | ano our mouth ſhew forth thy prarte. O God make fatie bs. Anfvvere. D Low matie nbs A helpe bg, Prie Glory beto the father,and to the fone, ae, Asit was inthe beainning,isnow.e, Praple pethe Lod, | Then Pfalmes in order as they be appoyntedin the Table _ for Pfalmes, except there be proper pfalmes appointed for that day. Then aleffon of the olde Teftament, as is appoynted likewife'in the Kalender, except there bee proper Leffons appoynted for that day. After that, - Magnificat in Englithjasfolloweth. — 2 P foule doth magutfie the Low: and my ſpirit hath reioyced in God my ſauiour. /\S Ffo2rhee hath regarded:the lowlinelſe /?\\4 of bis handmayden oꝛ beholde frombevicetont: all ge⸗ pies nevations hall cail me bietted. ‘ 7yꝛ Hee that is mightie hath. magnified me: and — Balpishisname, a Ind his m erey ——— feare him:thuough Pe Euening prayer. He hath chewed ſtrength with his arme: he hath ——— the proude in the imagination of their He hath put done the miahtie from their ſeate: and Hath exalted the humble and meekſe. He hath filled the hurrgrp with good things: and , therich he hath tent emptic away, He remembetng His mercie Hath holpen hister- tant Iſrael: as he pꝛomiſed to our fozetathers, Ae braham, and histeedefozeuer, Glorr be to the kather, and to the ſonne, ac. As it Was in the beginning, is nowe, a, Or els this Pſalme. J Let the floods clappe thei / aia ie Euening prayer. “ hilles be ioyfull together before the Lorde: tor he is come to iudge tie earth. ‘With righteouſneſſe chall he iudge te worde and the people with equitie. : Beat) _ 2s it was inthe beginnina,ts nowe,ac. ) Then a Leflon of the Newe Teitament, And afterthat, Shing! dimittis i in Englifh,as followeth Odꝛde nowe letteſt thou thy ſeruant de⸗ Gpart in peace: accoꝛding tothp word, Sop —— mine eyes haue feene: thy fal: x — thou bat prepared : befoe the face of alt people. To bea light to lighten the Gentiles: and to bee a glory of thy people Iſrael. Giorpbe to the father,and tothe fone, ac, a8 it was 111 the beginning, is nowe, ec, _ . OrelsthisPfalme, <7 Dd be mnercifull nto vs. and bleſſe bs: | YZ and thewe bs the light of His counte: — | tance,and be merctill vnto bs, | ' | Chat thy way may be knowen vpon a —* thy fauing health among all na⸗ Deus: mi- fereatur. Pfal67, ? Let the ponple ath thee, ® God: yea let all the i : _ prope praiſe thee. _ QD Let the rations retoyce and be glad: for thou _ fat iudge the folke righteouſly, and uern the na⸗ tions vpon the earth. ‘ead Let the people parte — OGod: ie auche peo «aft 2 Euening prayer. God thall bleſſe bs; and all the endes of the tom — all keare him. i — Olay beto thefather,ann to the lonne. ac. As it was inthe beginningis nowe. ac. Then thal follow the Creede,with other prayers, as is ‘he. fore appointed at Morning prayer after Benedi@us, - andwith three Colledtes, Firftofthe day, The fecond of peace, The third for ayde againſt all perils, as here- - after followeth: which twolaft Golleétes fhalbe daily aid at Euening prayer, without alterations The fecond Goleta at Euening prayer. Oe: from whom all holp defires, all good coun⸗ Nlailes, and ail iuſt workes Doe proceede: giue vnto thy ſeruants that peace which the worlde can not atue, that both our hearts may be fet to obey thy cominandements,andalfo that by thee we being - defended from the feare of our enemies, may patie our time in ref and quietnes, thrꝛough the merits of — Chꝛriſt our lauiour, Amen. — ‘The thitde Collectes for ayde againftall — 15 pur darkeneſſe we beſeech thee, Lo, and bp thy great mercy defend vs from all perils and dangers of this night, fo2 the lowe ——— ee — lonne out ſauiour Setus CHeitt, Ament, In the fealts of Chriftmas sthe Epiphanie,’ Saint Mace Bafter, the Afcéenfion, Pentecoft, Saint Iohn Bapti Saint lames, Saint Bartholomewe, Saint Matthew +} 3Saint Simon and Inde, Saint Andrewe,, and Sunday, fhallbe fung or faid, immediatly: oe — this confefsion of our Chriftians ait 12 Rae " pie ee pie Se Quicunque vult. @utein: as, Pofoeuer will be fared: before all ue vule, A things it is neceflary thathe holde \ VS fe the Catholique faith, | which fatth, except euerp one - y a\ Vin Vig § Doe Keepe holy and budehled: with: More out doubt he ſhall perich euerla⸗ faa ſtingly. and the Catholique faithis this: that we worhip one Godin Crinitic,and Trinitte in vnitie. Neither confounding the: perlons: nor deuiding the ſubſtance. Foz there is one perſon of the father, another of the forine: and another ofthebolypGhot, | But the Godhead of the father, of the ſonne and of the Holy — is all one: the glory equal,the ma⸗ ieſtie coeternall. Such as Ava father is,tuch is the ſonne: and luch is the holy Ghoſt. The father vncreate, the ſonne vncreate: andthe Holy Ghot vncreate. The father incomprehentible,cheforneincompze: ⸗ henlſible: ad the holy Ghok incompzehentible, Che father eternal, the fone eternal: andthe bolp Shoteternall, —- And pet they ave riot chree eternals: ‘but one eter⸗ nail. Asaito there be not thee incompzebentibles, 1102 thee vncreated: but one vncreated, and one incom⸗ pehenſible. So likewife the father ig almiabtie, the forine ails * mightie andthe holy Bho almightie. hate ey cs, they are notthree almighties: but one al⸗ a Ae ee Ie. — > —————— 5 is ere the fonne is God and the — a ano Quicunque vult. And pet they are not thee Gos: but one God, . Ho like wiſe * oe is Lozde,the lonne Loske: and the holy Ghok L020, And pet not thzee Lords: but one L020, Foz like as we be compelled by the Chriſtian beri: tie: to acknowledge every perfon by him ſelle to bee God and Lorꝛd. So are we forbiodert by the Catholique religion: tofay there be th2ce Gods,02 thzee Lordes. — father is made of one; nepther created, 1102 gotten | Che Sonne is of the father alone: not mabe, nor created, but begotten. Che holp qhot is of the father, of the fone: ney⸗ ther made,s102 created, 1102 begotten but proceeding, So thereig one Father , tot thee Fathers, one soba may one holy ghott,ttot theee ho⸗ oſtes. And in this Trinitie none is afore or after other: none is greater or leſſe chen another. Wut the whole three perſons bee coeternall toge⸗ ther: and coequall. So that in all things, as is aloreſayde: the vnitie in —— — and the: Trinitie in vnitie is to be wor⸗ ſhipp Be — that will be fated: mutt thus thinke : ofthe Crinitte, Furthermore it is neceffarie to eurerlatting talua⸗ | tion: that be alfo beleeue rightly: in the incarnatien * & ofour Lod Fetus Chit, a fo2 the right faithis, that wee beleeue and ‘oY feſſe: that our Lord Jelus Cyꝛitt, tapi of Gor Godard man. God, of the fubttance of the father, — I i. Quicunquevult, before che worldes: and mar, of tiie lubſtance ofbis smother, bozmne in the worlde, Perfect God, arid perfect man: ofa reafonable foule,and humane fleth fublitting. Cquali to the Father as touching bis Godhead: And inferiour tothe father touching his manhood, Who although he be God and man: pet be is not two but one Chꝛiſt. One, not by conuerſion of the Godhead into fleſh: Hut by taking of (he manhood into God, Mnealtogether.not by confulion of fubttance: put by bnitie ofperfon, ffoz as the reafonable foule and fief is one man: fo God and man is one Chꝛiſt. Who ſuffred fo2 our fatuation: defcended into hell, roſe againe the third day from the dead, Healcendedinto heauen, Hee litterh on the right Hand ofthe Father, God alinightie: from wyhence he hallcome to iudge thequickeandthedead, At whoſe comming all men tall rife againe with a bodies: and hail giue acconwt for their owne orkes. And theythat haue done good, ſhall goe into life — and they that haue Done euill, into ener: aſting fire, © Ghisis the Catholike kaith: which except a man beleene faithfully,be cannot be ſaued. i + @loiy be fo the father,and tothe lonne ac. Asit was inthe begining, NOW, FC, 7 _ Ths endeth the order of Morning and seine ieee che hols — Ak “Fi Roa. t en — es tet Here $e Sa Here followerh the Letanie, tobevfed vyyon Sundayes, Wednefdayes, and Frydayes, and at other times vhen it fhallbe commaun- dedbythe Ordinarie. A God the father ofheauen: have mevey bpon be miſexable ſinners. — y O God the father of heaven : have mer- CUR J) cic vpon vs miferablefinners, °° S43) D God the Sonne redeemer. of the tA? \.. orlde: Haue mercte vpon bs miſerable finners, © God the Sonne redeemer of theworlde : haue mer- cie vponvs miferable finners. — O God the holy Gholt proceeding fromthe Father a the Sonne : haue mercie bpon bs antiervabletinners, O God the holy Ghoft proceeding from theFather ~~ and the Sonne: haue mercie vpon vs miferable fins te ners, ne Voie J O holy bleſſed, and glorious Crinitie, three perſons Fone God:haue mercie vpon hs miſexrable ſinners. O holy, bleſſed, and glorious Trinitie, —— — and one God: hauemercievpon vs miferablefinnerys.- = - Remenrber not Lord our offences,no0z the offencesok our forefathers, neither take thou vengeance tour ſinnes: ſpare vs good Lord, fpare thy people what thou haſt redeemed with thy mott precious andbenotanarpwithbsforeuer, = ©. _Sparevs good Lord. es from all euill and mitchiefe, from ſinne, from the craftes and aflaultes of the dewill, fromthpweaty, and from euerlaſting damnation, 2 Good Lorde deliuer vs. ae From all blindnelſe of heart, frompzide, baine gi itn rte hatredand oo 34 * The Letanie. all oncavitablenete. pets tr Good Lord deliuer vs, From fornication, and all other deadly — and from allthe deceites of the worlde, Chefieh, and deuill. beara Good Lord deliuer vs. : “from lightning and temper, fom plaaite, vetti lence, and kamine, from battell and murder , and Fronsfudden death. © + © GoodLord deliver vs. | From all ſedition and priuie conſpiracie, from ail a “falle doctrine andberelie,from hardnes of heart, and were ‘ot of thy worde and comimandement, Good Lorde deliuer vs. 29 By’ the mifterie of thy holy incarnation.by thy ho⸗ | * natiuitie and circumciſion, by thy Baptilme, fa⸗ ling. and temptation. |e Good Lorde deliuer vs. By. thine agonie and bioody fweat, by thy croft - and paflion,by thy precious death and buvtal, by thy deious relurrection andatcention, and by the com⸗ “hess ming of the hoiy Spot. 0° —— Goed Lorde deliuer vs. cee In all time of our tribulation, in all time otour | | ‘qwealth,tr the houre ot death, and int the dap of 9* ment. Good Lord deliuer vs. pe firiners doe befeech thee to heare bs (O — 0d) and that it may pleate thee to rule and go- uerne thp holy Church vniuerlally in — right Wap. tet — — to pon VS good — a oe ee RD et Fema gy rate thee to keepe and —— the true worchi die) of — in —— Yogi : boune — ‘ # oy Nebefeech thee to. heareuse goodLotdy... CThat it * pleate thee = og vs ait eal f The Let Anje. y, yolinelle aftife,, thyleruant Cito ge cious Queenñe and gouernour. “We befeech theeto hearevs good Lord. - Chat it may pleaſe thee to rule Her bearti in thy fayth, feare, and louc, and that thee may evermore une affianice in thee, arid euer leeke thy bonour * orie. * We beſeech theetohearevs good Lord. That it may pleaſe thee to bee her delender and Keeper, giving ber the victorie ouer uer all er ene⸗ mies. | | reg We befeech thee to hearévs vs goo⸗ co ; —* and that both by their meng and lis — they map fet it loorth and ſhewe it ri — din a Wel befeech thee'to es vs good Lord. ; Chat it may pleate thee to endue the Lovdes of the — coutttell, and all the nobilitic, with grace, toiled ait and vnderſtanding. & ; | “We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord, Ber Chat it may pleate thee to bleſſe and kee ne the apa: — giſtrates, giuing them grace toexecute tu ms — hens matntainetrueth, af We befcech thee to heare vs sood Lordy, : Chat tt may pleate thee toblefie. —— al nee ople. | peghe ebefeech thee to hearevs good Lord, se CThat it map pleate thee to gine to all natio or ace and concord Wea eS ⁊ iad vied J J val. 2 ey Ph * a he a : ; zenene ets : — Lhe Letanie. ib: coer ae to hearé ——— Chat tt map ethee togiue and preſerue to one bie the kindly truites of the earth, fo ag in due time Wwe may eni We befeect thedts heare Abooa Bots sd - Ghat it may pleate thee togine bs true repentance, to orgiue bs allour ſinnes negligences, tignozat ces, anid to endue bs With the grace ——— to amend our liues accoꝛding to thy Hol — — Webefeech thee to heare vs good Lord, Sonne of God: we beteech thee to heare vs. Sonne of God: we befeech thee to heare vs. D Lambe of God, thattakett away the times of the | worlde. Graunt vs thy peace. O Lambeof God, that tatett awaythe tmesotthe world, Hauemercie vpon Vs. DC tf heare bs. tt O Chrifthearevs. | Lor yaue mevet vppon vs. Lord haue mercie vpon vs. Chrilt haue mercie vpon vs. Chriſthaue mercie vpon vs Loꝛrd haue — vs. Lord haue mercie vpon yvs. — — Dur father which art in creamer’ 5 — © Londeaienatwt esate ity linne Anfwere. 5 .. oe J— > es rae 3 ; re P Z oP ee ‘ (ehicrtehteitse ‘either reward vs after our iniauitier 7 7 q P| 4 woe? - et. * f 4 — — a 4 — — so ci su MS A em F — —A— ve - ‘ * Si. eed Bac eee UPS a ie ee Pater — J rac. , saat heare ¥5,0. Lord Cit —* ent wars eo ss * ~The Letanie. Let vs pr God — father, that Defpitett ely fin oO ing of a contrite heart , 102 the deſire of fuchas be fozowfuil, miercifutity aſſiſt our pravers that we make before thee. in all our troubles and aduerli⸗ ties whenſoeuer they oppreſſe vs, and qracioully Heare bs, that thofe euils which tie craft and ſubtil⸗ - tyot chedeutl o2 man worketh againſt vs, be brought fo nought, and by the proutdence of thy goodnefle ‘they map be difperted, that wee thy feruants being — Hurtby noperfecutions, mapyeuermozegiuethanks ep ah in thy holy Church, thꝛough Jeſus chat our £02 O Lord arife,helpe vs,andieliuer vs for thy namesfake. _ . D God, wehaucheard with our eares, and our Fa⸗ thers haue declared vnto bs the noble woorles that SS diddeſt in their dayes, and in the old time before em. O Lord, arife, helpe vs,& deliuer vs for thine honour, Glory be tothe father, arid to the Sonne, and to the. | holy Ghoſt. As it wasin ——— now, and euer calbe, ae world without ende.Amen, From our enemies defend bs,D Coit, | Gracioufly lookevponour affli@ions. Pitifully behold the fozowes ofour hearts. . Mercifully forgiuethe finnes ofthy people. * * Frauourabit with mercy heare our pravers. O fonne of Dauid haue mercie vpon vs. er Reh te 2: - Both nowe and euer —— to aki vs © ) ~~ Gracioufly heare vs,0 Chrift. a me ae ee ee ., 4 —* “sar “Lom ie: —* Wig ys — ao al A Ae ee a , 7 tie PRAS Us Se — ee e - Ene Pe ali * Bees ure on EGE x — — — * —* — —— * et ae > re s +, ——— * * , - —* “er FL PFs 4 > . * * — A. s3 ee : Be — 3 The Letanie. : TheVerficle, O Lorde let thy mercie be thewed vpon hs, | The Anfwere, Is we doe put our traf in thee, et vs pray. \ A 7 € humbly befeech thee, D father, mercifully to looke bpon our infirmities, and fo2 the gio- rie of thy names fale, turne from vs all thote euils that we mot righteoullp haue delerued, and graunt that inallour troubles we map put our whole truſt and confidence in thy mercie, and euermoze ſerue thee in holineſſe and pureneſſe oflining, to thy ho⸗ our atid glozie, theough our onely mediatour and aduocate Fetus Chriſt our Lode, Amen, A Lmightie and euerlaſting God, which oneip = * *sootiett great maruailes ſende doawne ‘aUU AD ithoppes and Cuvates, r committed fo ther. charges the Healthtutt § : r te as 7 isa The Latanie. of thp avace, and that they away trucly pleafe thee, pow2e vᷣpon them the continuall deawe of thy biet- ling: Graunt this,D Lord,foꝛ se honour of our ad: uocate and mediatour Jeſus Chat. amen, | | A prayer of Chryfoftome. —— God, which haf giuen bs grace at his time with one accozde,to make our common ications onto thee, and doe promiſe that two 02 = bee gathered — “ foe name, thou wut graunt their requeftes : fulfil now, D Lord che elites and petitions of ——— as may be mot pr aa fo:them, graunting bs in this word ino wledac of thy tructh, inthe woelde ; to come life euerlatina, ; 2.Corinthians 1 3. Te grace ofour Lorde Jeſus Chit. and the foue of od, and tie fello whip of the holy Shot, bee | with psall euermoꝛe. xaor raiue,if the time require. Ceo Heaueniptather, which by thy fonne Fetus Cit, halt promiſed to all them that{ecke thp kingdome, and the righteouinelle thereof all things neceflarie to their bodily ſuſtenance: Sende bs we beſeech thee, in this our neceflitie, fc moderate raincand fhowzes, that we may receiue the fruites — of the earth toour comfort, eto thy honour, though Felus Chek our Lorde. Amer, For faire weather. — : (Lowe God, which foz the Gnneot man diddeſt once drowne all the worlde, except eight per⸗ lons, and afteriwarde of thy great mercie diddeſt 10mife neuer to deſtroy it fo againe: We Huinbip ? befeecy although we for our infquities > —— deſerned thts plague of raine mae i ers. The Letanie: waters, yet vpon our trie repentance, thou wilt fend vs ſuch weather, whereby we mapreceiue the frites of the earth in due ſeaſon, and learne both by thy puntihment to amend our liues, and fo2 thycle⸗ mencie to giue thee praple and glozp, thrꝛough Jeſus CHut our Lorꝛd. Amen. In the time of dearth and famine. : ()% heauenly Father, whole gift itis that the ‘rayne doeth fail, the earth is truittull, beattes increale, aid fithes doe multiplie: bebolde wee be: feech thee, the afflictions df thy people, and graunt ‘that the ſcarcitie and dearth (which we do no w moſt iuſtly ſuffer fo2 our iniquitie) may theough thy qood: nellſe be mercifully turned into cheapeneſſe and plen⸗ tic,foz the loue of Jeſus Chart our Lorde, to whome with thee and wee holy Ghoſt, be allgonour,ec, — n the time of warre. | ( Amiehti⸗ God, hing ofall kings, and gouer⸗ “nour ofalithings, whole powernocreatureis able to reſiſt, to whome it belongech iuſtly to punith {inners , and tobe mercifull to them that truely ree pent: ſaue and deliuer vs( we humbly beteech thee) from the handes ofour enemies, abate their pride, . ATwage their malice, and confounde their deuices that we being avined with thy deferice , map bee pre- ſerued evermore from al perits,to gloriſie thee which art the onely giver of all bictozie,chzougy the merits — of thy onely ſonne Jeſus Chriſt our A020, ee n the time of any common plague, a aE Mamightie COD, which in thy weathinthe 7 | “tyne of Bing Dauid, diode Maye with the py Ov sey. plaqgue of pettilence thꝛee ſcoꝛe and tenne fe. ee ~ — — ge + We asa eee oie — — — patie * s c P —* nts ie ie aed . Ber “sy ee . x “a ¥ ‘ ~The Letanie. fande, and yet remembzing thy mercte diddeſt faue | the rett: haue pitie bpon bs miferable finners, that nowe are bifited with areat fickenefle and mortalt: Cs tie, that like as thou diddeſt then commaund thine — Brgetl to ceafe from punifhing : fo it map nowe- | — pleaſe thee to withdzawe from bs this plague and |. Hea fickentefle, theough Jetus Chaiſt our Lod, ~ Ament, : | (S22, whofe nature and propertie is euer to haue mercie, and to forgiue, receiue our humble peti⸗ tions: and though we bee typed and bounde with the chayne of our finnes, petiet the pitifulneſſe of thy great mercte loofe bs, foz the honour of Jeſus Chrilts st mediatour and aduocate, Ament, & The Colleé&s, | Epiſtles and Gofpels, to be ae ) the celebration ofthe Lords Supper,and holy Communion through the yeere. rapa i SundayineA — — The — ——— — ote sei indi seins eo BS Ee ais og c X T he firft Sunday in Aduent. rife to the life tmmoztall, through bim who tiueth andreigneth with thee and the holy Sho, now and eer, Amer, The Epiftle, ; fouetyy another, fuifillety the lawe. \ Ai For thefe commaundements, Chow PAS thal not commit adulterie, Thou thalt not kill, Chow halt not ſteale, Chou thalt notbeare fale witnefle, Chou halt not luſt: and ſo foorth, (if there be any other commandement ) it is all compre⸗ Sane nt this faping, namely, Loue thy neighbour a3 y ev g, Louehurteth nothis neighbour,therefore is loue the fulfilling of the lawe. Chis alfo weknowethe | feafon, howe that it is time that we ſhoulde nowe a wake out of fleepe ; fo2 no we is our ſaluation neerer then when we beleewed. Che night is paſſed, the day 1g come igh: tet bs therefore call away the Deedes of darknelſe, elet ds putonthe armour of light. Let bs Walnke honeſtly, as it were in thedaplight, not in eating and dunking, netther in chambering and Wantonnetle neither in frife and enuping : but put Peon the Lod Jeſus Chriſt, and make not prouiſion fo2 the fleſh, to fuifiil the luſtes of it, : . The Gofpel. BZ OP, SG es §2D When they drewe igh to Hie- a Xa 4\2 YS") vufalem, and were come to Beth: ie — — <, phage,bnto moũt Oliuet thẽ ſent Jelüs two of his diſciples, faying f =~ \ buto the, Goe into the towne that SJ (Ss V23\\“R tpeth "Tsay lle Ganowrpee.. Vase cai thal fittd an Ate bound, — es - The firft SundayineAduent. — | ‘with her,loofe them, and bring them vnto me: and il any man ſayought vnto you ſayye, The Low hath neede of them: and fratahtwap be will let them go,. Ail this twas done, that tt might be fulfilled which was {poker by the Prophet, laying, Cell vee the * daughter of Sion: Behold, thy King commeth onto eae | F Pyne pa rash : F sa 3 —— 2 pO Nae ope oi POO, Pet erie ae ay —* behets - Si Sen PS MERE A Elis A ea ss ci > ee Ek aT eats FR BRS tO ee en te o>: * * —— — thee mecke, fitting vpon an Aſſe and a Colt, the ſoale ofthe Affe bied to tie poke, Che diſciples went ¢d1d as Jeſus commaunded them, and bought the Wie and the Colte, and put on them their clothes, and fet him thereon, And many ofthe people {ped therr garments in the wap: other cut Downe beanches from the trees and ſtrawed themin the wap. More⸗ ouer, the people that went before, g they that came after, crped, faping, Hofanna to the fonne of Dauid: Blelled is he that commeth in the name of the Lord, - Hofanna in the higheſt. nd when He was come to Hieruſalem, all the cttte was mooued, faying, Who isthis? And the peoplefatde, this ts Fefus the Pro⸗ phetofMasareth, aciticof Galilee, Ana Jeſus went into the Temple of God, and caſt out ail them that folde aiid bouaht in the Cemple, and ouerthꝛe we the tables of the monep changers, and the feates of them chat folde doues, and fapde vnto them, It is written, Dy boule ſhalbe caticd the houſe of prayer, but pehaue madettadenneotthieues, The feconde Sunday in Aduent. . eae | |. The Collec, © oe ee ) BLeded Lorde, which hat cauſed all holy ſcrip⸗ tures to be weitten for our earning: Grant bs that wee may in ſuch wile heare them, reade, marke, learne, and inwardly digel them, thatby patience and comfozt of thy bt < — : “« JJ i aa 2 — — —— PA 3 >a « = — g bietea hope of eueri⸗ y worde, we mayem⸗ ~The fecond Sunday in Aduent. fing life, which thou haſt giuen vs in our Sauiour The Bpiſtle. ese Dat fo euer things are written alore⸗ ‘vfs time, they are. written fo2 our lear⸗ y ning, that we, through patience and fase comfort of the Sotriptures, might i sens) Haue Hope, Che God of patience and comfolation, graunt pou tobee ithe minded one to- wardes anothersatter the enſample of Chriſt Jelus: that pe all agreeing together, map with one mouth praple od the father of our Lode Jeſus Chꝛiſt. whereloꝛre receiue pe one another,as Chꝛiſt receiued hg, to he pestle of God. And this 9 fap, that Fetus Chriſt was a minifter of the circumciſion foz the trueth of God, to confirme the promiſes made bnto the fathers, and that the Gentiles might peatie God foz his mercie, as it is wꝛitten, Foz this cauſe F will pꝛailſe thee among the Gentiles, and fing vnto thy name, And againe he faith, Keioyce pee Gentiles ‘with bis people, And againe.Pꝛaiſe the Hovde all ye Gentiles, and laude him all pe nations together, Rom,15§, ® And againe Claplapeth, Cherethallbetherooteoe Folle, and hee that ſhall rife to reigne ouer the Gen ⸗ tiles, in him thal the Gentiles truſt The God of hope fill pou with alliop and peace tn beleeuing, that pee oo be rich in hope, through the power ofthe holx 0 | 3 ® The Gofpel. : Ex* the moore, and in the ſtarres: andt 24 the carth the people chall be at the J (2 Bere halbe gues inthe fume, anditt Luke7t. 4 ‘wittes end chrough defpatte, Chelate PAS 2 the water whallroare, andmenshearts ‘ ; , J— — — 9 99 - : — Spe ; Sen ee, eee . >", > py _. ThethirdeSundayineAduent. fhall faile them forfeare, andfozlooking afterthoie things which ſhall come on theearth:fozthepowers = ofheauen thal moue.and then hal thepfeethefonne of man come inactoude, with power a great gloꝛie When thele thingsbegintocometopalle,thentooke Dp, andlift vp your heades, for yourredéptiondzaw- ety nigh. And he ſhewed them a ſimilitude: Bepolde ie figge tree, and allother trees, when they ſhoote ss Feast their buddes, ye ſee and knowe of your owone Auues that ſommer is then nie at hand. So like wiſe ye alſo(when petecthele things come to paſſe be ſure that the kingdome of God is nie, Wertly J fap onto vou this generation ſhal not paſſe,tull all be fulfilled. Heauen and earth hall palle,but my words ſhall not patie, | | ~The thirde Sunday in Aduent, 3 The Colleé, , 4 [_ Que, we befeech thee giue eare to our ppayers. ” by thy gracious viſitation lighten the darkneſſe ofourheart,bp Gur Lorn Fefiss Chꝛrilt. — oe e Epiltle, Eta man this wile eſteeme vs‚euen as 10+ 6\9 8 the minilters of Chriſt, and ſte wardes ot the fecrets of God. Furthermore, it £-| fe) Ad (Srequired ofthe fiewards,that aman A725 be found faithful. with me itisbuta bery final thing that J thould be tudged of pou, ei⸗ ther of mans iudgemẽt: No. J tudgenot mineowne felfe, for Jknowe nought by my felfe,yetam Anot thereby iuftified, It is the Lorde that iudgeth wee. Theretore iudge nothing befozethetime, vntillthe | Lorde come which will lighten things thatare hi in darkeneſſe, and open the counſailes of the Hearts, and thenthalleuery man bauepzaiieotGon, % WEY ae te * eee : be — Bieta 3 f ma 'y :) — Pe ee es) 2 Cn ge 5 ~ t be a aL OS * — eH te Giga oe a on PSA ON pate Heard and leene. Che blinde receiu * RAS * Se %~ Set : ——— — YF MQM2ravtedp weprar cher) chrpower and ch e AMamong vs and with great might luccour vs thaa SBGhoh be honour and slory, wo wichoutente· Pace . LhefeurthSundayin Aduent, on The Epifiles; 2 hil.4.4. LARA Cioper inthe Lorde alway, andagaine S| |$2)) Aes fay veicyce. Let pour foftnefie bee a) Sknowen toalimen, the Lordeiseuen rS tA Gathande, We carefull fo2 nothing: but (heads inal prayer and fupplication, tet pour petitions bee manifelt bnto Goo, with giving of thankes. and the peace of God (which paflerh all ore Deritanding ) keepe pourheartsandmindes through — Cyt Jeſu. F a ; TheGofpel. 2S’, SE Dists the recorde of John, when the ex] (SA Fewes lent Pꝛieſtes and Leuites from Ae | feoxs Dierufalem, to alhe hint, What art — REDY) ees thou? And heeconfefed, and denyed — ers ot, and fapde playnely, J am not Chri, Andthepatkedhim, what then? Art thor Elias: And he ſayth, Jam not. Art thous yzophet? And He anfwered, fo, Chen ſayde they onto him, ; what artthou, that we maygiue an anfwere bnto e them that tent bs? nabatfapelt thou of thy (elfe? He. laryde, J ant the bopce of acrper in the wildernefie,. maue ſtraight the way of the 102d, as fapde the Pꝛo⸗ .. phet Elai. And they which were lent were of the Pharilees, and they aſked him, and ſayde vnto him hr baptizeſt thou ther, if thou bee not Chriſt, 102 Elias neither that Prophet: John anſwered them, layxing. Jbaptize with water, but there ſtandethone among pou, whome peeknowe not, Heitis, which though be came after me, was before me, whole fhoe Aatchet Jam not worthy to vnlooſe. Chele things vere Dore at Wethabara beyond Jordane, where é fi) iu tize. ay ry 2 : : : Oy | | Be a + © -. . We} oie — ie ey awe sah > — ** 2 eS SS SLE — bah Toa pee LF yt ‘ ‘ ode ona ae a ae eis 2A J y . —* * eet atts ee aa 57) os Chriftinatcas * - ‘ § ⸗ nik Zee ; aye Ng “ 3 y —— ye ee * — — — ge ae A A OD, in SPF cra a ght : a eae * * wag. a een Pig bene eae Gs ; ‘ : * —— — —— 4 te See” nO So . 7 ¢ 4 ~ hoe { * — a! < —— * Aaj 1 . . aS. iad See ea — — * ? C vey - * wt | Chrifimas day. ce | ue Ballets ss) oc cgi ee dos Linightie God, which halt giuen bs top onely begotten fonne, to take our nature bpon Him, and this day to be borne ofa pure virgin;: graunt that we being regenerate, and made thy chilozen by adoption and grace, map dally be renued by thy ho⸗ iy {pivite, through thefame our Lod Fetus Coat, who liucth and reigneth with thee, ac. The Epiftle. e724" | wayes ſpake vnto the fathers by Pro⸗ ~~) phets : but in thele ial dayes be Hath 5 fpoken to bs by His owne fonne, whome whome alfobe made the world, Which offire, But buto tie ſonne he fayeth, Chyp leate ADD in times patt, diuerly and many Heb,1.1. 1 El yee hath made Heire of allthinges, by -@od) Hhalbe for enevandeucr,thetcepterortyphings = dome {8 a right ſcepter: thou balk louedrighteowts = C, tit, Gl ( ; iY £4 So * eS Chrotmasdayr: 8 neſſe, and hated iniquitie, uoberefore God,euenthy Bod hath anointed thee with the oyle of gladneſſe a- boue thy fellowes.and thou Lorde in thebeginning — halſt layde the foundation of the carth,¢ the heauens are the wozkes of thy handes. Chey hail perith, but thou endure, They ail hall ware olde as docth a garment, and as a veſture fhalt thou change then, and they tall be changed: but thou art even the fame, and thy peeres hall not fate, tu The Gofpel, Be . oy tay gave i the beginning was the wozde, and ay the worde Was With God, ¢God was J the word, Chetame was tn the begin: ning with God. Allthings were made rite Sec! by tt, and without it was made no⸗ | thing that was made. In it wasitfe, and tye life was the lightofmen, and thelight tht e ue > Ni : in (A, eae fo neth in the darkenelle, and the Darkenefle compre⸗ hended if not, Chere was ſent fio God, amawhole — mame was John: che fame came as a witnelle, to beare witnes of the light, thatall men through him might beieeue; De was not thatlight,but was ſẽt to heave witnes ofthe light. Chat light was the true _ Light which lighteth euery man that commeth into the world. De was in the worlde andthe world was made by Him, and the world knew him not, Be came. among bis owne, and his owne receiued him not. But as many as receiued him, to them gaue he pow⸗ ev to bee made ſonnes of God, euen them that be⸗ leeued on his name, which were borne, not of blood, noꝛot che will ofthe Heth, nor pet ofthe will of man, but of God. And the ſame worde became fleh, and_ dwelt among bs, and we fawe the slozpofit, aathe re . 4 — goo 2 Rue — * a ° — — a ee ee See ee a Sa —— = * SS FSR er ae SS Sees Saint Steuens day. : — onely begotten: forte of “ be, dates arene a ose $ 7 Saint Steuens dda si i The Collect. 7 Grau 63, O Lozde, tolearne to loue our enes mies, by theevample of thy marty: S, Steuer, ‘who prayed fez bis periecutours , to thee Which li⸗ ueſt, ac, Then hall followe the Colleét of the J—— whieh ſhalbe ſayd continually vnto Newe yeeres day. 3 The Epiftle. et Ve Nd Steven being ful of the holy Ghott, KY \eSy iootien bp fedfally with Hts eyes into SS \S heauen, and fawe the glorie of God, 5 and Fetus ſtanding on the right hand 2 Ate Of God, and fapoe, Beholde, Iſee the : heauens opert.¢ the ſonne of mait landing onp right te of God. Chen they gaue a fhoute with a loude oxce, and Topped their eares, and ranne dpon him all at once, and cat Him out of the citie, ¢ ſtoned hint, And the witneſſes laid Downe their clothes at a pong AG.7.53 mans feete, whofe name was Saul;Andthepfoned. Steven, calling on, andfapitig, Lode Jelureceiue my ſpirit. And he kneeled downe, andcrped witha ‘Joude voyce; Lorde lay not this fine fotheircharaec, * oe he had thus fpokert,be fella lleepe. Cua Mon? ‘The Golpel. — kill and erucilie, and ſome of bas — eben pee malt — cis = gues, ¢perfectite them front Bs carpe Pua am a the righteous bi A ehatoe, I fend vnto por Prꝛophets and Wars wife meit,¢ Scribes ano foe of thent 340 s : Cif, HTC Toh.r.z Saint Iohn Euangelifts day. which hath bene thed vpon the earth, fromthe blood of the righteous Abel, onto the blood of Facharias the fonne of Barachias, whom pe flue betweene the temple and the altar, weretp Jſay vnto you.all thefe things thall come bpon this generation, O Hieruſa⸗ lem, Dierulalem,thou that hillet the Pzophets, and ſtoneſt them which are fent vnto thee, howe often wotlde Jhaue gathered thpchildzen together, euen asthe Pen gathereth her chickens bnderher wings, and ye would not? Webolde, vour houſe is left vnto poudelolate, Foꝛ Jſay onto you, pee hall not fee me Henceforth, til that ye ſay, Bleſſed she that commeth in the name of the Loz. . 7 Saint Iohn Euangelifts day. The Collect. JV EtcifultsLop, wwe beteecy thee tocak thy bright -YAbeames oflight bpon thy Church, that it being lightened by the doctrine of thy bleſſed Apoftie and Cuangelit John, may atteine to thy euerlaſting Gifts,chrough Fetus Chzif our Lord, Amen, , The Epiſtle. pe 5 Hat which was from the beginning, ee] [etyé which we hate heard, which wee haue aX [yz feene with our eyes, which wee haue a2) C24 looked vpon, andour handes haue han⸗ fo @ ows deled of the worde of life, And the tife appeared, and we haue feene,andbeare witnefle,and ‘thew bnto pou thateternal life, which was with the father,and appeared vnto bs. Chat which we Hate. ſeene and heard, declare we vnto pou, that pee alfo ‘may haue fellowthippe with vs, and that our fellow: fippe may be with the father and his fonne Jeſus Chꝛiſt. And his Wwe weite brtopow, at pee may re⸗ Pte, SO OES ee ee ee Saint Iobn Euangelistes day. ioyce, and that pour ioy may be full, Andthis is the tydings which wee haue heard of him, and declare vnto pou, that God is light, and in him ts no darke⸗ neſſe atall, ‘Ff we fay we haue fellowibip with him, and walkie tn darkeneſſe,we lic, a doe not the trueth. But and if we walke i light, euen as he ts in light, then haue we kello wſhip With him, and the blood of Fetus Chrit his Sonne cleantety vs from ail inne, FE we fay we haue no ſinne, wee deceiue our felues, and the trueth is not in vs. Ff wee knowledge our fines, he is faithful ¢ iuft to forgiue bs our ſinnes, and to cleanfe bs fromatlbnrighteoutnelle. ‘Ft we fay we haue not ſinned, We make him a lyar, and his worde is not in vs. The Goſpel. nitciple whom Fetus loued, following vhich alfo leaned on his breaſt at ups ie, per, arid (aide, Lode, which ts he that thee”) when Peter therefore fawe bint,be ‘fatd to Fetus, Low, what thallhe here doe! Jeſus fad isthat tothee? Follow thou me. Chen went this ſay⸗ ing abroad among the bretizert, that that difciple fhould not dpe: pet Fetus tard not to him. be ſhall not die: but if F wil that he tary till J come, what ts that to thee? The fame diſciple is hee which teftifieth of AE Fnnocents day. ate: eae TREC aMEaS ee — mightie God, whole —— this day they rong RNnnocents thy witnefles haue coniefied and fhe wed koorth, not in fpeabing but in dying: motte — and hill all vices inb3s,thatinourconterfation, our life may expreſſe thy faith, which withour tongues me doe contefle,tyough Fetus Chk our Loꝛd. : The Epiftle. fi Looked, and loe, alambe foode on the. SBSmount Son, & with Him an hundred »7¢ fourtie and foure thoufande, hauing his VGA name and His fathers name weitten in 5Atheir foreheads, And J heard a voyce ont ‘peauen,ag the ſound of many waters, easthe boyce of a great thunder, And J heard the voyce of . Harpers, harping with their harpes. And thep fung as it were anew fong before the trate, andbefqzethe — » fourebeaftes andthe elders, enomancoudeicarne : thefong,butthehundzeofourtyandfourethoufand, which were redeemed from the earth. Chele ave they which were not defiled with womert, for they are virgins. Chele foilowe the Lambe, “wherefoeucr é be goeth. Cheſe were redeemed front mer, being the firſt fruttes vnto God, and to the Lambe andin their mouthes was found rio guile: fo2 is are wien Ie before the tioneof God. iS “The Gofpel.: fate. 13 Ao ee He Angell of the Lorde appeared to Jo: 2) GS Aleph tna fleepe, faping, Arife, andtake - * aN NX. the childe and his mother, and flee into KS 1) Es; Covpt, and bee thou there till bring a Sas thee worde, forte wilcometopatle at. Bereta ſeeke the childe,todefirop him So wpe he aw * or * childe ens mother i nigh bf, The Sunday ajter (_brisimas day. and Departed into Cappt, and was there vntothe death of Herode, that tt might be tulfilied which was ſpoken of the Lord by the Prophet, faying, Out of Egypt haue F called my fone, Che Herod, when he ſã w that he was mocked of the wile men, was ers ceeding wroth, and ſent forth men ot warre,and ſlew all the childzen that were in Bethlehem, andin ail the coattes(as many as were two peres old 02 vnder) according to the time which he Haddiligentip know⸗ ent out of the wife men, Chen was fulfilled that which was dene by the Prophet Jeremie, where⸗ as he ſaide, In Rama was there a voyce heard,ta- mentation, weeping, and great mourning, Rachel weeping for ber children, and woulde not be comtor⸗ ted, Decale thep Were not, | , The Sunday after Chriftmas day, , .. . The Colle&. Almightie God, ac. (As vpon Chriftmas day,) — The Epiſtle. jade A dF lay, b the heire(as long as hes a = uN child) differcth not tro a ſeruãt,though C2 \ I, He be {020 of all but is vnder tutours € : iC) gouernours, vntill 6 time that § father “SSA we Were cyld2€, werein bõdage vnder } ordinances of p world: But Wher p time was ful come, God ſent bis ſonne made ofa woman, a made Donde bnto the {ato,to redeeme the which were bond onto the lawe Gal,4,1- hath appointed. Cuen fo we alfo, whet that we through election miaht receiue the inheri⸗ tance that belongeth vnto the naturall ſonnes. Be⸗ cauſe ye are ſõnes, Gad hath ſent > ſpirit olhis ſonne into our Hearts, which crieth Abba father Pherfore now thot art not ã ſeruant, but a tonne. It thou be a alonne,thouartaile an heire of God thꝛough ce} | The latt. 1 ee hes : ( hyen HIS mother Marie was marryed to Jo Lhe Sunday after ( bristmas day. _ The Gofpel, . ee ater — son DIS is the booke of the generation of eee ſeph, (before a The circumcifion of (hrift. Weloꝛe they came to dwelltogether) thee was found with childe by the Holy ghoſt. Then Jolſeph her hut band, becaule he Wasa vighteous man, and woulde not puther to hame, was minded priuily todepart from ber, Out whilehe thus thought, beholde, the Angel of the Lorde appeared vnto himinfleepe, fay: ing, Zoleph tho fonne of auid , feare rot to take onto thee ary thy wife: foz that which is concet: ued in her, commeth ok the holy Oho. Shee that bring foorth a Soune, and thou chalt call his name Fetus, for he thatl favre his people from their finnes, Ail this was done, that it might be fulfilled which ‘was {poker of the 1020 by the prophet, ſaying, Be holde; amapde hall be with childe, and hail bring forth a ſonne.and they thall call his name Emmanuel: which if a man tnterpeete,is as muchtolap, as God we) bs, And Joſeph; as foone as he awoke outof fleepe, did as the Angelof the Lorde hadbidden him: and he tooke his wife butobin , andknewe her not, tillthe had brought forth her firtt begotten fonne,and — calledbis name Jeſus. ee The circumcifion of Chrift. ‘The Colle, Anightie God, which madelt thy blefted tonne dgo be circunicifed, and obedient tothelawe foz matt: graunt bs the true circunmetion ot the irit thyhat our hearts and all our members being mortified = from au twortbly and carnaliuttes,mapinallthings Shep thy Dietied will, though the famethy Sonne - Qetuscuitourteae 0 ee J ie ¥ ae eee MO Ee = * * a: 4 — * * '# —— The Circumeifion of Cbrift — The Epiſtle. m.4.8. ——eſſed is the mart to whome the Lorde efeonefie then bpon the circumciſion, 02 a spon the pncteturmcition ali : Foz met ” he wãs in the circumeifion, oz when he was in the vncircumciſion? not in time of circumciſion, but when he was vet vncircumciſed. And he receiued the. figne oſcircumciſion, ag a ſeale of the rightcoutnetie _ of faith, vabich be had pet being vncircumciſed, that He ſhouĩd be the father of ail them beleeue, though they be not circumciſed, that righteouſneſſe might be imputedto thematic, a that be might bee the father: oſcircumciſion, not vnto them onelp which came of ‘thecivcumeifed,but vnto them alfo that waltze in che ſteppes of the faith that was in our father Abraham before the time of civcumcilion, Foꝛ the pomife (that He ould be heire of the wozide) Happened not to A⸗ braham, oꝛ to bis feevde through the law. but through the righteouſneſſe offaith, Foz if they which are of > pꝛomiſe of none eſtect. The Goſpel. i oe Sor cas 2.15. Pete od tt fostuned, aſſoone as the AIngess HO aca Were gone away from the theppeards (oon, into heauen. they ſayde ane to another, A 98 ‘vit $i: —— A ae . Pega Nd, A) BR ** ee PA as Aiki plie Sre we — * —— * ORR rep Or. SAE —R— — — va 4 * + eg : 32 4 te €\ |&)) &) will not impute ſinne. Came this diet Serco lay 6 faith) was reckoned to Abragant for righteouſneſſe. Dow was tt then reckoned: when > thetawe be heires, then is layth but vaine, andthe | * sad Be Loe ~ a i De Og eee Aan ey See eee Pa a a L he Epiphanie. they had feene it, theppublithed abzoade the faping that was tolde them ofthatchilde, And all they that Heard it, worded at thote things Which were tolde thentof the thepheards. But Mary kept all thoſe fap- ings, and pondred thent tir her Heart, And thethep- beards returned, praiſing ard lauding God, foz all the things that thep had Heard andfeene, euen as it was tolde vnto them, And wien the eight dap was come,that the childe thoutd be circumciſed,his name was called Fetus, which was named of the Angel before He was conceited in the wombe. If there be a Sunday betweene the Epiphanie and the Circumcifion, then fhall be vfed the fame" Colle&, Epiſtle and Gofpell at the Communion, which was vfedvpon the day of Circumcifion. | The Epiphante. The Colle&, (Sa. wbich by the leading ofa farre,diddett ma⸗ nifett thy onely begotten tonne to the Gentiles: mercifully graunt, that we which knowe thee no we by faith, may after this lile haue the fruition of thy glorious Godhead through Chriſt our Lorde. Amen. | The Epiftle. 3 Ss 5Oꝛ this caufe J paul am a pꝛiſoner 1. . 1 ONY of Felus Chrtt for pouveather, if pee “PF |) AS baue beard of the miniftration of the >| (Za/a avace of God which ts giuen mee to Tae pouwarde, for by revelation hewed =| He the myſterie vnto mee, as J wrote afoze infewe Tbe Epiphanie. and prophets by thefpivit, thatthe Gentiles houlde | be inheritours allo, andot the fame body, and parta- kers of his promiſe of Ch, by the meanes of the Golſpell: whereof aim made aminifter, accozding to the gift of the grace of God, which is giuen bnto me after the woking of His power, Ginto me the leaſt of all Saintes is this grace giuen,that J thould preach antong the Gentiles, tye bufearcheable vi> chesof Chꝛiſt, and to make all men fee what the fel- lowſhipoſfthemyſterie ts, which from the beginning ofthe worlde hath bene hid in God, which made ail things theough Fetus Chritt, totheintentthatnow vnto the rulers and powers in heauenly thinges, might be knowen bp the congregation, the mant: . folde wifedome of God, according to the eternall pur⸗ Mat.2,1, poie which He wꝛought in Chat Jeſu our Lode, by whome we haue boldnefle and entrance. with the . confidence which ts by the faith of hint. NeSess Hen Fetus was borne in Wethlehem,a —9— Ay citie of Jurie in the time of Herode the kino:behold.there came wite me front yo the Catt to Dierufalem, taping vopere ees) 18 He that is borne king of the Jewes? 02 webaue feene bis ſtarre in the Eaſt, and are come to Worhip him. When Bevode the king had Heard xie: fog Chus itis wꝛitten bythe Prophet, Andthou . Bethlehem in the lande ot Jurie, artnot the leat a⸗ theſe things, be was troubled, and ail the Citie of Hieruſalem with hint, And when he had gathered al the chicfe Prieſtes and Scribes of the people toge⸗ ther, be demaunded ofthem where Chul ould bee bowie, And they faid vnto him, At Bethlehem in Ju⸗ mong The Gofpel, | ae SS ee eee The firft Sunday after the Epiphanie. . mong the peices of Juda: For out oftheethalicome — onto ne the captaine that hall gouerne my people Iſrael. Chen Herod, (when He had priuilyxcalled the wife men) he enquired of them diligently what time the ſtarre appeared. And he bade them goe to Beth⸗ lehem and ſaid, Go pour way thither, and ſearch dt- ligentlp fo2 the Child: and when pe haue found him, bring me worde againe, that map come and woz: hip him alſo. When they had Heard the hing, thep Departed, and loe, the Karve witch they fawe in the Catt, went before them, till itcame and floode ouer the place wherein the child was.uohen thep fa the ftarre, they were erceeding glad, and went into the Houle, and found the childe with Marie His mother, and fell downe flat,and worſhipped Him, and opened their treafures, and offered vnto him giftes, golde, _ frankincente,and myrrhe. And after thep were ware nedof God in afleepe, (that they ſhould not go againe to Derode,) they returned into their owne countrep another wap. , 7 } The firft Sunday after the Epiphanie. | The Colle&,. [22 we befeech thee mercifully to receiue the ~prapers of thy people which callbpon thee, and graunt that thep map both perceiue and. knowe what things thepought to doe and alſo haue grace and power faithfully to fultill the fame, though Je⸗ fus Chtour 102d,Amen, — ——— — ene ose one ve Get eames Oa : ory | Deteech you therefore brethren by He Rom, 12, Ga mercifuines of God:that pe make pour , YSN] WWM bodiesaquicke facrifice.polpeaccepta- * At] ot) ble bute God, whichis pourreatona: GSS SS) ple-feruing of God, And fathion NOE WD, t, yout - | i. x 2: — ny as : — A, ‘L he first Sunday after the Epiphanie. pourfelues like buto this worlde: but be yechanged in pour hape,by the renuing of pour minde,that pee may proue what Ching that good and acceptable and pertect wiliofGodis. Foꝛ 4 fay (throuah the grace that vnto me giuen ts) to euerp mat among por, that no man Kande high in his owne conceit, moze their if becommeth himto eſteeme of Him felfe: but ſo iudge of him lelfe, that he be gentle and fober, ac: cording as God hath deait tocuerp man the meature of faith. Foꝛ a3 Wwe Haue many members tu one bo- dp, and all members haue not one office: So we be- ing manp, are one body in Chriſt, and euery man as mong our ſelues one anothers members. The Gofpel. se KG D 6} SSS. Ce He father and mother of Fetus went fo ; ears Dicvulaic, alter the culome of the feat aq day, And when they Had fulfilled the oj Sarg dayes.as thep returned Hoine,the chia rnd ea Selus abode til in Hierufalent,and his father and mother knewe not of it: but they ſuppo⸗ ſing him tohaue bene in the companie.came a dapes iourney, and fought him among their kinſfolke and acquaintance, And when thep found bim not, they went backe againe to Hieruſalem, and fought hin. And it fortuned, that after three dares they founde him inthe Ceniple, fitting in the middeſt of the doc: tours Hearing them, and poling them. And all that Heard Him, were aflonped at his vnderſtanding and anfweres, And when they faw him, hep maruetied, And his mother fad vnto hin, Sone, why hat thou thusdealt with vs? bebotde, thy father and J baue fought thee ſorro wing. And He ſaid vnto them, How Happenc, it that pe fought mies Wiſt ye not thar The ij. Sunday after the Epipoanie. muſt qo about my fathers bufines? And they vnder⸗ ftood not that faping which be ſpake buto them, And he went downe Ww them, ecameto Nazareth, ¢ was obedient vnto them, Hut His mother kept all thete fayings together in her heart. And Jeſus profpered int Wifdome and age, and in favour with God ¢ wer, The fecond Sunday after the Epiphanie, he Collect. A Lmightie and euerlaſting God, which doell go⸗ uernẽ all thinges in heauen g earth: mercifully heare the ſupplications of thy people, and graunt ds thy peace all the dayes of our liſe. 3 The Epiſtle. —7 Cing that we haue divers gilts, accor⸗ RO,12.6, A GOs sing tothe grace thatis giuen vnto bs, NA Killa matt Hare the Gift of peophecte , tet Ay vhim Haute tt, pit be agreeing tothe fatty. ESSAY et him that hath an office, wayte or hisoffice. Let him thatteacheth , take heede to his Doctrine, Let him that exhorteth, giue attendance to His exhoꝛtation. Ifany man giue,let him doe it with fiiiglenefle, Let him that rulẽeth. do it with diligence, FE any man ſhewe mercy, let him doe it with cheares külnes. Let loue be without dillimulation. Bate that which is euil, a cleaue bitte 6 which is good. Be kind ore to another with brotherly loue. In giuing ho- nour gor one before another. Be not ſlouthfull ithe bulineile which ye haue in hand. Be feruentin ſpirit. Apply pour felues to the time. Keioyce in Hope. Be pas tient in tribulation. Continue in paper, Diſtribute vnto the necellity of the faints, Be ready toharbour, Bleſſe thé which periecute pou, Bleſſe, Jſay,a curſie Not, Be meryp with them that are merie, weepe with them that weepe. Be of like affection one towardes BM, another. hn 2.1, The ij,Sunday after the Epipbanie. arother, Be not high minded, but make pour ſelues equal to them of the lower ſort. The Gofpel. : — — was calied (and His diſciples) vnto the = YASS. marriage. And when the wine fayler, The third Sunday after the Epiphanie, | The ColleQe i 3 Arwightie and euerlaſting COD, mercifully looke vpon our infirmities, and in all our daungers and neceſſities, ſtretche foorth | : —J right T he third Sunday after the Epipbame. right bande to helpe and defende 08: through Chꝛiſt our Lord. * The Epittle, Endot wile in pour owne opinions Ke⸗ Rom.12, '£) comperice fo 110 matt euillſoꝛ euil. Pꝛo⸗ 16. % utde afozehand things honell, not ones A ip before God, but alfo tn the fight of all Boas mei. Fit be pollible(as much as in pou is: ) tue peaceably with ali men, Dearely beloued, a- uenge not your felues, but rather giue place vnto - Wath. Foz tt is written, wiengeance 13 mine, F worl reward, faith the Lode. Cherefore tf thine enemie hunger feede him: the thirt tine him drinke: For in fo doing, thou thalt heape coales of fire vpon His head. Be notonercome of eutil, but overcome euill with goodneile. The Gopel SSS a SOY Heit hee was come downe frort the Matt.8.1 i 0) SL “fe mountatne, much ‘people followed NG ie x Hin, And behoide there came a leper and worshipped hint, ſaying, Matter, ast ii thou wilt, thou cat make me cleane. and — put foorth bis hande, and touched him, faptng, 3) will, be thou cleane: And immediately his leproſie was cleanfed, And Fetus ſayde vnto Hin, Cell no man, but goe and the we thy telfe to the reff, and offer the gift (Chat Motes commaunded — to be offred ) fo2 a witnefle vnto them. And when Fee | {us was entred into Capernaum, there camebnts .. -' hima Centurion, and befought him, faying, Ma⸗ ſter, my ſeruant lyeth at home fiche ofthe paltie, and. 18 grieuoully pained. And Fetus (aide,vohen Icome vnto eal at — Centurion — Tt, re —— LT be iti. Sunday after the Epiphanie. red, and aid, Siv, F amt not woethy that thou ſhoul⸗ def come vnder my roofe, but fpcake the wozd onely, and my fertsant thalbe healed, Foꝛ F alfo my felfeans & man firbiect to the authozitie of another, a haue fouldiers vnder me: and J fay to this man, Go and He goeth : eto another man, Come,andhecommeth: J And fo ntyleruant, Moe this, andhedoethit, wher Fetus heard theſe wordes, he maruetled, andfayoe tothens that followed him, WerilyFfapbntoyou,F J haue not founde fo great faith in Itrael. Flay onto - pou, that many thall come fromthe Eaſt and eſt, and Hatt ret with Abraham. Flahac, andFacob,in the hingdome of heauen, Wut the chilozen-of tye kingdome Hhatbe cal out into vtter darkeneſſe there ſhall be weeping andgnahing of teeth, And Fetus fatoe vnto the Centurion, Goe thy way, andasthou belecuett, fo be it vnto thee. And his {eruantwas healed in the (eifefame houre, | : The fourth Sunday after the Epiphanie, ; The Colle&, | (5; Which knowelt bs to be let in the middes of ‘fo many and great dangers that for mans fraile⸗ fies we can not alwayes and vpꝛightly: graunt to 68 the health of body and foute, that all thofe things which we ſuller lor finne, by thyhelpe we may weil - pafleandoucrcome,theough Chꝛiſt our Loꝛd. —— — — 13.1. (Cy 9; the authozitie of the bigher powers:foz “| Lee. Here ts no powerbut of 6D BD, Che Lave powers that be, ave ogdeined of God, ‘s ——— yy te). “ “She, ‘ 17) m~e Gteuery fowsle fubmitte him felfe vnto * * — — for AND Holo fo euer thereloꝛe veliftety power, — pea Ge CR > T heii Sunday after the Epiphanie. relifteth the ordinance of God: but they that reliſt, wall receiue to them felues damnation, Foꝛ rulers are not fearefull to them that doe good, but tothem that doe euill.wilt thou be without feare of the pow⸗ er, do wel ther, a ſo fhalt thors be pꝛayſed of the fame: fo2 hee is the minitter of God forthp wealth, Wut if thoudo that which ts euil, then keare: forhe beareth not the fworde for nought: fez hee ts the miniſter of God, to take bengeanceon them doe euill. wheres - fore pee mutt needes obey , tot onelp foz feare of bens geance, but alfobecaule of conſcience, ard euen foz . this caule pay vee tribute : Foꝛ they ave Gods mini⸗ ffers, feruing foz the fame purpoſe. Giue toeuerp itatt therefore His duetie: tribute, to whome tribute belongeth: cuſtome, to whome cuſtome 13 due: feare, to whom keare belongeth: honour,to whom honour perteineth. The Goſpel. Nd when Hee entred into athip, his diſ⸗ Mat.3, 2 NSS ciples follower hint, And beholde, there E\ NS arole a great tepell in the (ea, inſomuch S460 as the fhip was couered with waues, vbuthee was aflecpe. And his difcipies ame to him, andawoke hint, faying, Matter, faue bs, we perich. And he ſayde vnto them , Whyare yee feareful,D ve oklitle faith? Chen he avofe,and rebu⸗ Ked the Winds and thefea,and therefolloweda great - : calme, But the. men maruepled; faying, What maner of man is this, that both windes and ſea obey Him? And when hee was come to the other fide, into the countrey of the Gergelites there mette Him two poſſeſſed ol deuilles, which came out of the 9 FD Uti, graues, * e ~ — ð —— Sy > "A= = _ Lhev.Sunday after the Epiph + grates, and were out of mealure sce thatno man might goe by that way. And beholde, they cryed out,.ſaying, O Jeſu, thouſonne of God, what haue Wetodo with thee? Arethoucomehithertotozment bs before the tine? And there was a good Way off ._ : { from them a hearde of manyſwine feeding. Sothe deuils beſought him, ſaying, Ifthou caſt vs out.ſuſ-. fer bs to goe into the herde oſſwine. And he ſayde vn· · to them, Goe pour wayes. Chen went theyout, and departed into the herde ofſwine: And beholde, the whole herde of ſwine was caried headlong into the {ea,and periſhed in the waters, Then theythat kept them, fied, and went their wayes into the citie, and Colde every thing, and what had happened vnto the poſſeſſed of the deuils. And bebolde , the whole citte came otst to meete Jeſus: and when they lawe him, tee befought him that he wouldedepart out of their coafies, | The fifth Sunday after the Epiphanie, : The Collect. Dade, wee beleech thee to keepethyChurchand houſholde continually in thy true religion, that they which doe leane onely bpon hope of thy heauen - lixvpgrace mayeuermoꝛe bee defended by thy mightie power; through Fetus Chriſt our Lord. : « TheEpiftle. et bearing one another and forgiving one : fom another, ifany. man haue a quarell aqdainſt anothers as: Chꝛiſt fozgaue vou — 8 T hev.Sunday after the Epipbanie. doe ye, Aboue all thele things put on loue, whichis the bond of pevfectnefie, And the peace of Gon rule in pour hearts , to the which peace pee are catled in one body: and fee that pe be thankefull. Let the worde of Cid well in pou plenteoullp, with all wiſedome. Geach anderhort pour owne ſelues in Plalmes, and Hynes and {ptrituatl fongs, ſinging with grace tit your hearts to the Lode, And whatloeuer pe doe in word oz deede,voe ail in the tame of our Aozde Jet, giving thanks to God the father by Hin, The Gofpel. —* ; 2-0. He kingdome of heaven ts {ihe vnto a Mat. 13. se] (2Ar8 man which fowed good ſeede in his field: 24. soa Dut while men flept, Hts enemie came 2) FOZ and fowed tares among the wheate Lm SO AND Went his way, But when the blade Was ſprung bp, and Had brouaht foorth trutte; thes appeared the tares alfo. So the feruaunts of the Poutholder came, andfapde vnto him, Sops, diddel not thot ſo we good ſeede in thy fielde? from whence then bath it tares: Be ſayde onto them, Che enuious man hath done this. Che ſeruants ſayde vnto hin. wilt thou then that we goe and weede them bp? But he ſayde; May, lett while pee gather bp the tares, yee plucke bp alfothewbeate with them: letboth growe together vntilthe harueſt,a in the time of harueſt. wilfap tothe Keapers, Cather pe iv the tares, an binbe them together in cheaues to be burnt: but qa OTB Taha ther.the wheateintompbarne, nß oy ali cits of The ifexeh Sunday ( if there bee fo many) {hall haue the ., siifameRfalmes 5 Collect, Epiftleand Gofpell that'was — Bereporittie fifth Sundaxy.. a2 : . Sunday called Septuagefima. The Colle. | Ouse, we befeeche thee fauourably to heare the prayers of thppeople, that wee which are iuſtly puniſhed fo2 our offences, map bee mercifully deliues redby thy goodnes, for the glozp of thy name,tizoughy — Jeſus Chaat our Sautour, whe liueth and bigness , world without ende, Amen. The Epiſtle. Cor.g, | Erceiue pee not, howe that they which 4. runne in a courtevunne all,but one res 8 lceiueth therewarde? So runne. that Svree mayobteine. Euery map pꝛoueth Amalteries, abfteineth from all thinges: and nD thep doe it to obteine acrowne that ſhall periſhh, but wee to obteine an euerlaſting crowne. Jthere · fore ſo runne.not as at an vncertaine thing: fo fight FJ wot asone thatbeateth the ayze: but FZ tame my body, and bring tt into ſubiection, lek by any meanes itcome to pafic,that when F haue preached to atyers : Aimy felte shourlo be a caftaway, The Gofpel. fat.20,1 GeO Pe kingdome of heauen ts like vnto a nian thatizanhoutolder, which went eS x LZ ~ out early in the morning to hire labou⸗ * rers into his vineyarde. And when the agreement was made with the labou⸗ ters forapenp adap, he fent them Into hig binepard, And hee wentout about the third Houre, and ſawe other ſtanding idle in the market place, and ſayde vnto them, Goe pee alfo into the bineyarde, and. wyatloeuer is right, J will gite. pou. And they went their way, Againe hee went out about the orth and ninth houre, and did like wile. And *— = Sunday called Septuagefima. the eleuenth Houre be went out, and founde other ſtanding idle, and fatd vnto them, wobp Hand pe Here all the day tole? CHeplayde vnto him, Becauſe no man Hath hired bs, He ſaith vnto then, Goe pee als {fo into the binepard, ard whatſoeuer ts right, that thall pe receiue.So when euen was come,the Lode > of the vineyarde fatde vnto hig Stewarde, Call the labourers, and give them their Hire, beginning at the laſt, vntill the firſt. And when they did come that came about the eleuenth Hore, they recetued euery man apeny, Dut wher the lirſt came alfo, thep fips poſed that thep Mould have receiued moze, and they like wiſe recetued etierp man a peny. And wher they Had recetued tt, they murmured again the goodman of che boule, faring, Theſe la have wrought but ene Houre, and thou hak made thens equall with bs, whith haue borne the burdenand Heate ofthe day, But Hee anfwerrr vnto one of them, and ſayde, Friend, J doe thee wu vrong: Did⸗ deft not thou agree with me fora penie? Cake that thine is, and goe thy wap: F will giue vnto this lat; euen as bnto thee. Is it notiawtullfoz me to doe ag me lufteth with mune owne goods? Is thine eve: - euill,becaufe Z am good? Soo the lak hatbe fir, and the fir hall be laſt. Foz many be called, but fewe be choſen. Me Sunday called Sexagefima, - * The Collect. Orde God, which {eek that we put riot our trußt ~~inanyp thing that we do; mercifully avaunt,that by thy power we may be defended again# all aduerſi⸗ te, through Fetus Chk our Lov, a : Tike Sunday called Sexagefima, The Epittle, : ant 9 & fuer fooles. gladly, ſeeing pour 22 a fae DUNG pou into bondage, if a man Des uodure, it a man take, if a man exalt SY 7X E48 Hint ielte, La man fintte pow on the face, Iſpeake as concerning rebuke, as though wee Had bene weake in this behalfe. Powbeit, wherein ſoeuer anyman dare be bolde (F ipeake foolithiy) J dare be bolde alſo. Chey are Hebre wes, euen foam J. Ghey ave Iſraelites, euen foam J. Chey are the Thice was J beaten with rods J was once toned, — ſeede of Abraham euen fo am J. Chey are the mi⸗ niſters of Chl Jſpeake as a toole) J am moze, In labours mow abundant, in ſtripes aboue meas lure, in priſon more plenteoully, in death oft. OF the Jewes tive times receiued F-11, ſtripes faue one, J ſullered theiſe hipwracke, night and day haue J bene in the deepeſea In iourneping ofter, in perils. of waters, tit perils of robbers, in ieopardies of | mine o wne nation it ieopardies among the Bea then in perils in the Citie, iw perils in wilder? neſſe, in perils in the feasin perils among falſe bre⸗ thren in labour and trauaile in watchings often in hunger and thirfk, in kaſtings often, tn colde and nakednelſſe: beſide the things which outwardly hap⸗ pen vnto me, Jamcumbꝛed daily anddocare for all congregations. Noho is weake,and Jam not weake: wyd is oflended, and Jburne not? FEF mul needes boat, J will boalt of the things that concerne mine infirmities, Che Godand father of our Lowe Jetus _ Chri, which ig bietTed fo euermore bnowety that 4 tte tot att i a gee tase (v/2, icinesare wite, far petufler, tamat The Sunday called Sexageſima. es The Gofpel. ghen much people were gathered COR? Lubes Ve ther, and were come to bins out of all , Cities, hee ſpake by afimilittde, Che & YAY, cſower went out to ſowe his teede, and — ani as heeſowed, ſome kell bythe way fide, and it was croden downe athe foules of the apse de- uoured It bp, And fome fellon Tones, andaflooneas if was {prong bp, it withered away, becauſe it lacked mopſtneſſe. Ana fome fed among thornes atid the thomnes fprang bp with it, and chokedit, Andfome ‘ fell on good ground, and fy2atig bp, and bare fruite an hundred folde, And as Hee ſayde theſe things, be crped, Hee that hath eaves tobeare , let him heare. Andbhig Silciples athed him, faying, What maner offiuititude is this? And hee fayde, Unto pou itis given to knowe the fecrets of the kingdome of God, but to other by parables , that when theptiee , thep fhoutd rot fee, and when they heave, they Hould not vnderſtande. Che parable is this, Che ſeede isthe woorde of God, Chote that are defide the way, are they that heare, then conuneth the deuill, and taketh away the worde out of their hearts, teat they ſhould beleeue, and be faued. Chey on the flones, are they, which when they heave, recetue the worde with top, and thete hate no rootes, which for a while beleeue, and in Chine of temtptation goe away.And that which fell among thornes, are they, which when they haue ‘heard, goe forth, ¢ are choked with cares andriches, and voluptuous liuing, and bring foorth no fruite. That which fellin the good qround, are Hey, which With a pure and good Heart heare the woorde, and — Reepe it,and being forth fruite through ——— a » 4 .Cor.13 The Sunday called Quinquagefima. The Colle. | () Lorde, which dock teache bs that all our doings ( without chavitie are notving worth: fendethp Holy ghot, and powre into our hearts that mot er: cellent gift of chavitie , the berp bond of peace and alibertucs, without the which wholoeueriiucthis courted dead befoze thee: Graunt this for thy onely fonne Jeſus Chutes fake, ae | The Epiftle. | 7S Hough 3 {peake with tongtes of men, Vy KS Vand of Angels, and haue no loue, Jam RXeuen as founding baile, 02 as atinck- by (esy ling Cymbail. And though F could pꝛo⸗ — re pecte, and vnderſtand allfecrets, and all knowledge: pea tf Jhaue ail faith fothat F could moue mountaines out ot thetrplaces, a yet haue no loue, Jam nothing. And though F beſtowe ail mp goods to feede the poore, and though Igaue my bodp even that'Z buried, and pet hate noloue, tt pro⸗ fiteth mee nothing. Loue ſuffereth long, and is cours teous , foue enuieth not, foue doeth 10t frowardip, q if ſweileth not, dealeth not diſhoneſtly, feeketh nother owne,. is not pꝛouoked fo anger, thinker) none eutil, reioyceth not in iniquitie: butretopceth in the truth, f{uffereth all things, belecueth all things, hopeth ait thitigs,endureth alithings. Chough that prophecy- ing faple eptier tongues ceafe, 02 inowledae vaniſh away, vet loue tatleth neucr away. Foꝛ our know⸗ ledge is vnperfect, and our prophecying is vnper⸗ fect: Dut when that whichis perfectis come, then that which is bupertect hail be done away. nohen F Wwasachilde, Iſpake as a childe, Jvnderſtoode as achilde,"Z imagined as a childe: Wut aſſoone as J Was aman, J put awaychildiſhneſſe. Mowe wee fee in The Sunday called Quinquagefima. in aglalle, euen in a darke ſpeaking: but then hal we fee face to face. Now Jknowe bnyerfectlp: but then thalt Iknowe. cuen as Jam knowen. Now abideth . Faith hope, and loue, euen theſe theee: but the chiefe of theſe is loue. | The Gofpel, rer | Clus tooke bute him the twelue, and Luke 18, AW Tald vnto them, Beholde, we qoe bp te 31- hieruſalem, ¢ all hall be fulſuled that may are weittenby the Prophets of p fonne Daermin2) OF MAI, F'O2 he (hall be delivered vnto the Gentiles, and thatbe mocked, and defpitefully ens treated, and {pitted ort, And whe they haue ſcourged Hint, they will put him todeath and the third pap he ſhall rife againe, And thep bnderitoode none of thele things, And this laying was hidfrom them, fo that ther perceiued not 6 things which were fpoken, And it came topafie, that as he was come nigh to Jeri Ho, acertaine blinde man fate by the hiqh way fide, begging, And when he heard the peopie palle by, he athed what it meant, And thep ſaid vnto him, that Felus of Nazareth paſſed by. And he cryed, laying, Jeſu thou ſonne of Dauid, haue mercie on me. And they which went before,vebubed him, that he ſhould Hold His peace:But he cried ſo much the more, Chore ſonne of Dauid, hate mercyon me, Arid Fetus ſtoode — ML, a commanded him to be brought vnto him, And when be was come nere,ve alked him. ſaying, what wilt thou that J do vnto thee? and he fad, Lo2d,that J might veceiue mp fight, And Fetus fayde onte Hint, Keceiue chy ſight, thy fatth wath ſaued thee. And immediatly he receied his Aight, and followed m, praiſing God. And all the people, when they ſaw it, gaue praiſe vnto God. eae a | 1¢ T he firft day of Lent. ay The Colle&, —— A mightie and euerlaſting God, which hateſt “ “nothing that thou hall made, and doeſt forgiue the finnes of all them that be penttent: createand make in bs newe andcontriteheartes, Hat we wor thily lamenting our finnes, and knowledging our wretchedneſſe, may obtaine of thee the God of all wercy, perlect remiflion and forgiuencile, through Jeſus Cheiſt. —— | “The Epiftle, el.2.12 Oe eg BRN E you vnto me with all pour rene’’ BXAS heartes, with faking, weeping , and wag Mourning: rent your heartes and not 2-4 your clothes, Curne you bute the V2 ca) Lod pour God, for He ts gracious and mercifull, long fuffering, and of great compaſſion. and ready topardon wichednelle. Then (nodoubt)he alfo wan turne and forgiue + arid after bis chaites < ning, he ſhall let vour encreaſe vematnefozmeat and drinnie oflerings vnto the Loꝛd pour God, Blow out ‘With the trumpet in Sion, proclaime afating, call the Congregation, and gather the people together: warne the Congregation, gather the Ciders, bing the children and ſucklings together. Lettie beide> grome goe forth of his chamber, andthe brideoutol her clotet, Let the Prieſtes ſerue the Lowdbetweene the porch and the altar, weeping, andfaping, Weta. — Mourable,D Lod, be fauourable butothypeopletet n Not thine heritage bebzought to ſuch confuſion leſt che heathen be lordes thereot. xoherefore choulde —— po ipa tera te Heathen, Where is nowe their — jae nec | —— See Wak —— oe, — — ee ee eee Se oe eT ee — Gaver PG fae ae Roos) 0 Se . — pe Regs Fy ee ges The firft Sunday in Lent. ‘The Gofpel, ma eve hen pe fatt, be fot fad, a8 thetiypee Mat,6. 16 s/f crites are: Foꝛ they diffiqure their u/fo ) faces, that it map appeare vnto mé fF How p thepfatt. wierelp 7 fap vnto i E vou.they haue thetrreward, But a, \es\V thou, then thou fate, anopnt oA J thine head,¢ wath thy face, that tt dates puto me how that thou fattett, but vnto thy father, which is infecret,sthy father which teeth infecret,fhal reward thee opelp. Lay not bp fo2 pour ‘5 felues treature vpon earth, where the ruff and moth ee) doeth corrupt, ¢ where thteues becake though and ; fteate: but lap dp fo2 pou treaſures in beauen, where — neither raft nor moth doth cozrupt,¢ where thicues doe not breake through noz ſteale. Foꝛ where pour treafure is, there will pourbeartes be alfo, | The firft Sunday in Lent, The Collec, | (+) howe, Which for our fake diddeſt faſt kourtie dayes and fourtie nightes: giue vs grace to vſe fuch abſtinence, that our fleih being fubdued to the fpirtt, we may ever ober thy godly motions, in righ⸗ teouſneſſe, and true holinefic, te thy honour and sioner liueſt and reigneſt.ac. The Epiſtle. Eashelpers exhort you, that ye receiue 2.Cor,6, ‘ ) b trot the grace of Godin baine. For Hee x, ‘“ A 7S, fayeth, F baue heard thee ina time ace en Copted, ¢ int the day of faluation haue J : ax) fuccoured thee. Behold, now ts Hat ace —— time Behold, now ts that day offaluation, Let vs giue none ockalion of euil 6 in our office be found no it: but in all ne let bs behaue our iso | eS Sia T he firft Sunday in Lent. asthe miniſters of God, in much patience, alllicti⸗ Og, i Neceflities, in anguiſhes, in ſtripes, in priſon⸗ nets, in ſtrilkes, in labors, in watchings, in fattings, in pureneſſe, in kno wledge, in long ſuftring, in kind: nes, in the holy Ghoſt, in iloue vnkained, in the worde oftructh,in the power of God, by the armour ofrigh⸗ teouſnes of the right hand and on the left, by hondur bey ofthe Temple, andfapeth vnto hint, FE thow che ee ee The fecond Sunday in Lent. of the worlde, and the glory of thent , and ſayeth vnto Him, Ai theſe wil Jgiue thee, tf thou wilt fall downe and worhip me, Chen faith Jeſus vnto hint, Auoide Satan: foz it is weitten, Chow chalt worhipp Lorde thy God, andhim onely ſhalt thou ſerue. Chen the deuillleaucth him, and behold, the Angels came and miniitred vnto him. af The fecond Sunday in Lent. The Colle@. A haniabty (Sod, which doett {ee that we haue no power of our felues to helpe our ſelues: keepe thou bs both outwardly in our bodtes , and inward: Ip in our foules,that we may be defended from all ad⸗ uerſities which may Happen to the body and from all euil thoughts which may aflault and hurt the foute, though Jeſus Chꝛiſt.ac. | | ; The Epiftle. Sidi eS Swe CE befeech pou bꝛethꝛen, and exhort you 1. Theſ. /aby the Lorde Fetus, that pee increaſe 4.1. PONV PAD moze and moꝛe, euen as pee haue recei⸗ EN Fase ued ofhs, how pe ought to walke,and to gee. ean! pleafe God, Foꝛ pee knowe what come maundements wee gaue pou by our Lorde Fetus Chk. Foꝛ this is the willof God, euen pour Holts neſſe: that yee ſhould abſteine from foꝛnication, and that euery one of pou fhoulde knowe Howe to keepe bis veſſel in holineſſe and Honour,and not in vᷣ luſt oF concupiſcence, as doe theheathen, which knowenot God: that no man oppꝛeſſe, and defraude his brother inbargaining becaule thatthe Lode ts the auenger ofall fuch things, as we told pou befoze,and teftified. ffo2 God hath not called bs vnto vncleanneſſe but bito holineſſe. He therefore that defpifeth, wie ee naot man, bat God, which hath fent his holy {pirite ; — amongypou, G.ii. . The The third Sunday in Lent. The Gofpel. DeElus went therice,and departed nto the | fe By coattes of Cyꝛe and Sidon: a bevolde, a 74 woman of Canaan, (which came out of Gy the fame coatts ) crped onto him fapinag, Vass Dave mercy on me, D Lod, thou fone of Dattid : my Daughter is pitioully dered with a deuill. But he anfwered her nothing atall. Andis diſciples came and befought hin. faping, Sende her awary,foz the crpeth after bs. Wut hee anfwered and ſaid, Jam not ſent, but to the lot ſheepe of the Houle of Iſrael. Thencame ſhee and worſhipped him, ſay⸗ ing, Lord helpe me, He anſwered and faid, It is not meete to take the childrens brꝛead, and cat itto dogs. She anſwered and ſaid, Trueth’ Lode, fo2z the dogs eate ot the crummes which fall from their matters table. Chen Fetus an{wered,andfapde vnto her, - ‘woman, great is thy fatth , bee it bnto thee euen as thou wilt, And ber daughter was made whole euen the ſame time. The third Sunday in Lent. The Collect. X 7 Ebeleech thee almighty God, looke vpon the Hearty deſires of thy bumble feruantes > and ſtretch foorth the right hand of thy matettic,to be our he.5. defence againſt al our enenties, through Fetus Chak our £020. The Epiftle. Ee you the followers of od ag deare * Dy Sy childzen,¢ walke in loue, euen as Chet feritig a a facrifice ofa ſweete fauour to o? Peouctounes, let it not be once named among pou, as — — eS ilthines,o7 fooitth talking, 0}

| —— woman. q bis mage te and Cater (afeatt of thy The fourth Sunday in Lent. woman. Dea, and he which was borne of the bond woman, was boarte after the fleth: but he which was. borne of the freewoman, was bozne by promife :. Which thinges are ſpoken byan allegozie. Foꝛ thefe are two teftaments , the one from the mount Sina, which — dreth vnto bondage, which is Acar: for mount Sina ts Agar in Arabia,and bordereth vpon the citie which is nowcalled Hieruſalem, and is in bondage with ber children. But Prerufaiem which ig aboue,t3 free, which ts the mother of bs all. Foꝛ it is written, Keioyce thou barren that beareſt no chile dren, breake foo2th and cry thou that trauaplett not: fo2 b defolate Hath many mio childzen, then the which: path an huſband. Brethren, wee are after Flahac the children of promite, But as then bee that was bone after the fleth, perfecuted him that was boꝛne after the ſpirite: euen ſo is it nowe. Neuertheleſſe, what fayth the Scripture? put away the bondwoman and her ſonne: oz the fonne ofthe bondDwoman ſhall not be heire with the fonne of the free woman. So then brethren, we are not gimen ofthe cir of tie free woman, : The Gofpel. Neve Eſus departed ouer the fea of Gaile, Tohn.6.1 ES] [wey which is the Sea of Ciberias, anda — Zé great multitude followed him , becauſe s they fawe bis miracles which be DID on oF’ e289 them that were difeated, And Jeſus socitt bp into amountaite, and there be fate fel €, ttt, oe —* it onl” The fourth Sunday in Lent. greatcompany come bnto hime fayde vnto Philip, ndhence hall wee buy bread, that thele may eate? THis he ſayde to prooue him, fo2 hee himielfe kne we what Hee woulde doe. Philipanſwered him, Two hundred penpworth of beead ave not fuflicient fo2 thent, that euerp man may take a litle. One othis Difcipies (Andzewe, Simon Peters brother ) ſaveth vnto him, Chere ts a ladde which Hath fine barley loaues and two fiſhes: but what are they among fo many!? and Jeſus ſayde, Wake the people itdowne, — - There was much grale in the place, Sothe men fate Downe, in number about fiue thouſande. And Jeſus tooke the bread, a when he had giuen thank3 Hee gaue to the diſciples, and the diſcihles to thers | that were ſet downe, and likewiſe of the fifbes, as much as they would, wher they hadeaten pnough, He ſaid vnto his diſciples, Gather bp the broken meat which remapneth, that nothing be iol, And they gar. thered it together, and filled twelue baſkets with the broken meate of the fue barley loaues which broker © meate remapned vnto them that had eaten, Cher thofe men (when they had ſeene the miracle that Je⸗ fusdid){apde, Chisis of atrueth thefame Pꝛophet that fhould come into the world, — The fifth Sunday in Lent. — TheColle@. oe VV Se beteeche thee almightie God, me cifulty to YY {ooke vpon thy peopte, that by thy qreabgood: nielle thep may be qouerned and prelerued eurermoze, — both in body and ſoule, through Jelus Coat our | Age i The :7 $ at * es al — Lhe fifth Sunday in Lent. TheEpiftle. : — —ding neither by 6 blood of Goates and Calues:but by his ovne blood he entredin once into the holy place, andfound eternall redemption. Foꝛ ifthe blood of Drenandof Goates, and the athes of a voung Cote, wher it ts ſprinkled, purifieth the Hiicleane,as cochina the purifying of the fleth: pow much moꝛe hall the blood of Chk (which through the eternall ſpirite offred hinttelfe without ſpotte to Bod) purge pour contcience from dead workes, fo; to - ferue the lnuing God? And fo2 thts caule is he the me⸗ Diatour of the newe Teſtament, that thzough death, Which chanced for the redemption of tole trant: areflions that were vnder the irk Ceflament, they which are called, might receiue the promiſe of eters stall inheritance, Chinges to come, came by a greater and amoꝛe perfect tabernacle, notmade tb handes, thatis to ſay, not of this buyl⸗ The Goſpel. Ws 5 a rent the Fewes, andfaide vnto him, Say we not well that thou art a Samaritane, and haſt the dewtt? Je⸗ fus anfwered, J haue notthe devil: but‘ JIhonour my father and pee haue dithonoured me, Jſeeke not mine owne prapte, there is ane that fecketh, and iud⸗ geth. Werily, verily J ſay vnto pou, Ffamanbeepe my laping, he hall neuer fee death, Cher — ae ewes Hut being an high Prielt of qoood Heb.9.1 1 —— Thefifth Sunday in Lent. Jewes vnto hint, Now knowe we that thou hatthe — deuill.Abꝛaham is dead, and the prophets, and thou ſaveſt, Ifa mai keepe my ſaying, he thall neuer taſte of death.Art thou greater then our father Abzaham, whichis dead? And the Pzophets are dead: whome maketl thou thy felfe? Fetus anfwered, It Jhonour nip felfe, mine honour ts nothing: itis mp Father that honoureth mee, which pe fay ts pour God, a ret ye haue not knowen hint: but FZ knowebim, And tf Flay Jknowe him not, F wall be alyar, like onto pou. But Iknowe him,and keepe his laying. Pour father Abzahain was glad to fee myp day: and He ſawe it, and reiopced. Then fapde the Jewes vnto himn, Chou art not vet fiftie yeeres old,and haſt thou ſeene Abraham? Jeſus ſayde vnto them, werily, beriipF fay vnto pou, Per Abraham was boꝛne, am, Cher tooꝝke they bp Lones to cat at Him: But Jeſus hidde himlelke, and went out of the temple, dient The Sunday next before Kafter. ‘The Colle&. Lmightie and euerlaſting God, whichot thy tender iouc towardes man, haſt ſent our Saui· our Jeſus Chꝛiſt, totake vpon him our fleſh, andto lulffer death vpon the croſſe, that all mankind ſhould follow the erample of pis great humilitie:mercifully graunt, that we both follow the example of bis pati⸗ erice, and bee made partakers of his reſurrection, chꝛoughthe lame Fetus Cheiſt our hoy, Sunday next before Eafter. The Epiftle. | a. a rr Gc~o Et the fame minde be in pou,that was Phil,2.5. Gg allo tt Chett Jeſu, which whe he was ~~ in the thape of God, thought it no rob⸗ | x6 berie to beequal with God: Neuerthe- (S77 RAS les, he made himlelfe of no reputation, taking om him the thape of alerwant, ¢ became like vnto men, and was founde in His apparel asa a man. He Humbled bimielfe, ebecame obedient bitto the death, euer the death of the crofle, wherefore God Hath alfo eralted him on hie, and giuen him aname, which is aboucal names, that tn the name of Jeſus euery Brice ſhoulde bowe, both of thinges in heauen and thinges in earth, and thinges vnder the earth, and that all tongues thould cõteſſe that Fetus Chriſt is the Lozde, vnto the pratle of God the father, The Gofpel. Aras fd it cameto paſſe, when Fetus had Mat.26.1 KC? finithen all theie fapings, be fayde bre <5 to bis difciples , Pe knowe that after Ks fwodapes halbe Cafter,and the fonne * of man ihalbe deliuered ouer to be cru· cified, Chen aſſembled together the chiefe Prieſtes, and the Scribes, and the Elders ofthe people, vnto the palace of the High prick (which was called Ca- tapas) and Held a countel, that they mighttake Fe- fus by fubtiltie,and hill him, Butthey fatde, Not ort thebolpday, leat there be an bpzoze among tie peo- ple, when Fetus was tn Bethania, in the houte of Simon the Leper, there cane vnto him a womart, having ait Alabatter bore of precious ointment,and powzed tt on His head as he ſate at the oe te 3 er — eer TT _ Pee Sy LF Bere = y} aN ** ig : Ts Vee H Sunday next before Eaſter. wher the difciples ſaw it, they had indignation, fay: tug, Whereto ferueth thts wate? This opntment might haue bene well folde, and giuen tothe poore. When Felus vnderſtoode that, he ſayde dnto them, Why trouble pe the woman? foribe hath wꝛought a good wozke bpon me.fo2 pe haue the pooze alwayes with rou,but me pe ſhall not haue alwayes. And in that the bath cat this opntinenton my body, he did it to bury me. erily Fj fap vnto pou, Whereſoeuer thts Goſpel ſhalbe preached in ali the world, there thal al⸗ fo this be tolde that fhe bath done, foza memoꝛial of Her, Then ore of the twelve (which was called Ju⸗ Das Iſcariot) went dito the chtefe Pꝛieſts, and faid vnto them, What will pe giue me,and FZ will deliver Hin vnto pou? And they appotnted vnto Him thirtie pleces of ſiluer. And from that time foorth, hee fought opportunitie to betray Him. Che firlt dap offiweete bead, the Diſciples came to Fetus, faving to him, Where wiit thou that we prepare fo2 thee to eate the Paſſeouer? And he ſaid, Goe into the ci⸗ tie to ſuch a man, and ſay vnto him, The malter ſayeth, My time is at and: Jwill keepe my Eaſter by thee with my diſciples. And the diſciples did as Jeſus had appointed them, and theymade ready the Palſeouer. when the euen was come,be fate Downe with the twelue: and as they dideate, be ſayde, Hes rity F fap vnto pou, thatone of pou hall betray me, And thep were exceeding ſoro wſul, and began euery oncot them tofap vnto him, 1020.13 it J: He anſwe⸗ redand ſayde, He that dippety his Hand with mein the diſh, the fame hall betray me. The ſonne of man trucip goeth as it is weitten olhim: but wee vnto that man bp whom the fonne of man is vetrayed, it Had bene good foz that man ithe had not bene * — jer Sunday next before Eaſter. Chert Judas which betrayed him, anfwered any — fayde, Malter, is itF? Hee ſayde vnto him, Chow haſt ſaide. And when they were eating, Jeſus tooke beead, and when be had giuen thankes,bee brake it, and gaue it to the diſciples, and fatd, Cake, cate, thts. ismpbody, Andee tooke thecuppe, and thankea, and gaue it Co them, ſaying, Wzintie pe alt of this: foz this is my blood (whichis of the newe Ceſtament) that is ſhedde for many, fo2 the remiſſion of ſinnes. But J ſay vnto vou, Jwill not drinke hencetoorth of this fruite ofthe bine tree, vntill that Dap when J thall drinke it newe with pou in my fathers hing: dome. And wher thep had ſayde grace,thep went out vnto mount Dituct. Chen layde Fetus vnto thent, Ail ye chall be offended becauſe of me this night: Foꝛ it is weitten, F will finite the Shepheard, andthe _ fheepe of the flocke thall bee {cattered abꝛoade: but after J am riſen againe, J will goe before pou inte Galilee. Peter anfwered, and fapde. onto Him, Chough atl men be offended becaufe of thee, pet well Inot be offended. Fetus fatd vnto him, WerelpF fap vnto thee, thatin this fame night, before the Cocke crowwe, thou fhalt dente mee thriſe. Peter ſaide vnto him, Pea, though J ſhould die with thee, pet will J not dente thee. Likewife alſo ſaid all p difciptes. Then caine Jeſus with thein vnto a farine place ( which iscalled Gethfemane)and fapd vnto bis difciples, Sit pee here while F goe and pray ponder, And he tooke with him Peter, andthetwofonnes of Zebedee, and beganto ware forowfull and heauie. Chen fatde Je⸗ lus pntothem, Myſoule is heauie, euen vnto the _ death: tary pee here, and watche with mee. And be went a litle nerther, and fell llat on his face and prap- ed ſaying, Omy father, il it be poſſible let this or | | ; paſſe Sunday next before Eafler. patie from mee: neuertheleſſe, not asZ will, butas thou wilt. And hee came bnto the Wiltiples, and found them aflecpe, and ſayde brite peter, what, — could pee not watch With mee onehoure? Watche and pray, that pee enter not into temptation : Che {pirite is willing, but the fleth 1s weake, Dee went a- Wap once againe,and payed, faying , D mp father, if this cuppe may not pale away fronime, except J drinke of tt, thy will be fulfilled. And hee came and founde them afleepe againe, for their eyes were heauie. And hee left them, and went againe, and prayed the thirde time, faying the fame woordes. Then commeth hee to is Diſciples, and ſayde onto them, Sleepe on now, and take your reſt. Beholde, tie houre is at hande, and the Sonne of man is be⸗ trayed into the handes of (inners. ile, let bs bee going, bebolde, he is at hand that docth betray mee, While he yetipake , oc, ‘Judas one of thenumber of tie twelue, came, and with him a great multitude With ſwoordes and ſtaues, ſent from the chiefe Prieſtes and Elders of the people. But hee that be⸗ traped him, gaue then atcken, faying, Whome ſo⸗ ener J hifle, the fame is bee, Holde him fat, And — foozth with bee came to Jeſus, and ſayde, Hayle Ma⸗ fter, and kiſſed him. And Fetus fapde onto Hint, Friende, wherefore art thou come? Then came they, and layde handeson Jeſus, andtooke him. And bebotde,. one of them which were with Felus,; ſtretched out his hande; and dre we his ſwoorde, and ſtrooke a ſeruaunt ofthe high Prieſt, and ſmote of his eare. Chern ſayde Jeſus vnto him, Put vpthy ſwoorde into the-theath: fo2 all. they that take the fwoo2de, hall pervith with the ſwoorde. Thinkeſt thou that Jcan not nowe peay to my Father, os Sunday next before Eafter. hee ſhall giue mee euen nowe moze ther twelue legions of Angelics? Hut howe then thall the Scripture bee fulfilled? For thus muſt tt bee, In that tame houre fapde Jeſus tothe multitude, Pee bee come out ag it were to a thiete, with ſwordes and faues fo; to take mee, J fate daily with pou teaching in the CTemple, and yee tooke me not. Hut all this was done, that the Scriptures ofthe 205 phets might be fulflited. Chen all the diſciples for⸗ fooke him, and fled. And thep toohke Fetus, and ledde him to Cataphas the hie Prieſt, where the Scribes and the Elders were aſſembled. Hut eter followed bim a farre off vnto the high Prieſtes palace, and Went in, ard fate with the feruauntes, to fee the ende. Che chiele Prieſtes and Cloers, and all the counfaple fought falſe witnelle again Jeſus, ſoꝛ to put him to death, but founde none: pea, when many falfe witneſſes came, pet founde they none, At the tal came two falle witneſſes, and fayde, This fellowe fatde, J amt able todeftroy the Cemple of God, and to butlde it againe in three dayes. And the chiefe Pꝛieſt aroſe, and ſayde vnto Him, An⸗ lwereſt thou nothing? why doe theſe beave wit⸗ nefle againſt thee? But Fetus helde His peace, And the chiele Pztel anfiwered, and fayde onto him, F charac thee by the liuing Good, that thou tell bs whether thou be Chit the ſonne of God, Fetus ſayde vnto him, Chore. halt ſayde. Neuertheleſſe J lay vnto vou. Herealter ſhall petee the ſonne ofman ſlitting on the right hande of power, and comming it the cloudes of the thie, Chen the high pztes vent hisclothes, faving. De hath (pokenblatphemie, “What. neede we of any moze witneſſes? Beholde nowe pee haue Heard his blaſphemie, what a _ Sunday next before Eafter. pes Chey anlwered, and fatde, He ts worthte to die. Chen did they {pit in his face, and buffeted Him with fiffes, And other {mote him on the face with p palme of their bands faving, Tel b3,thou Chit, who is he that fmote thee? Peter ſate Without in the Court,¢a Damoſel came vnto him, faping, Chou alfo watt w Fetus of Galilee. But he dented before them all, ſay⸗ ing, J wote tot what thou lates when He was gone out into the porch, another wench ſawe him, and faide vnto them that were there, Chis feltowe was alfo with Fetus of asaveth, And agatne he denyed With an oth, ſaying, J doe not kno we the man, After a while came vnto him they that ſtoode by, and ſayde vnto Peter, Surely thou art euen one of them, foz thy ſpeach bewrayeth thee. Chen beganne hee to curie,and tofweare that he fnew not the man, And immediatlythe cocke crewe, And Peter remembzed — the worde of Fefu, which ſayde vnto him, Before the Cocke crowe, Hou (halt dente me thriſe:and He went out, wept bitterly. When the morning wascome, — ail the chiefe Prieſtes and Ciders of he people Heide a countaile againſt Fetus to put him to death, and brought hint bouunde and deliuered him vnto Pon⸗ tius Pilate the deputie. Chen Judas which Had be⸗ trayed him ſeeing that he was condemned)repented him felte,and brought againe the rry.plates of filter tothe chiefe Prieſtẽes and Cloers taping, 3% Hare fin Hed, betraying the innocent blood. And they tape, what's that to bs fee thou-to that: And hee cal Downe the ſiluer plates inthe Cempie, and depar⸗ ted, and went andhanged Him lelfe, Andthe chiete Prieltes tooke the filuer plates, and fatde, Ft 1s not | — into the treafurie, vecauſe it is the price bidod, And they tocke countaile, and reptede conta an Sunday next before Caster. bought with them a potters field to burie ſtrangers int, nOverefore the fielde tg called Acheldama,that ts, Che fielde ofblood, vntill this day, Chen was ful filed that which was {poker by Ferenue the Pro⸗ phet faving, and thep tooke thirtie ſiluer plates,the price of him that was dalued, whome they bought of the childzen of Iſrael, and gaue them fo2 the pot: ters fielde, asthe Loꝛde appointed me. Felts ſtoode before the Meputie, and the Meputie atked hint, laying, Arve thou the king of the Jewes? Fetus ſayde onto him, Chou fayek, And when he was accufed of the chiefe Prielts and Cloers, Hee ait {wered nothing. Chen ſayde Pilate Onto Him, Hearet thou vot howe manp witnelles they lap ae. gaint thee? And hee aunſwered hint to neuer a word, in ſo much thatthe Meputte marueiled qreat: ly, At the featt, the Meputie was woont to deliuer vnto the people a pꝛiſoner, whome thep woulde des fire, He had then a notable priſoner, called Barab⸗ bas. Cherefore when they were gatheredtogether, Pilate fapde, Whether will ve that Jgitie looſe hus to pou Barabbas, oꝛ Fetus which is called Chat? Foz hee knewe that foz enute they Had deltuered him. When Hee was fet downe Co qiue iudgement. bis wife ſent vnto him, ſaying, Dave thou nothing to doe With that iuſt mar, ſoꝛg hate ſuſfered thts “Dap niany thinges in mp feepe, becaufe of Hint. But the chiefe Prieſtes and Elders perfwaded the eople that they houlde athe Barabbas, and deſtroy eſus. The Deputie aunſwered, and ſayde vnto them, Whether of the twaine will pee that FZ let. loofe vnto pou? Chey fapa, Barabbas. Prlatefayde vnto them, what hall J aoe then with- Fetus, — which 18 called Chriſt? Or aii fapde vnto er hh ° i, Sunday next before Eafter. Let him be crucified, Che Meputie faide, wobhat euil Hath hedone? Chey cryed the more, ſaying, Let him be crucified, uphen plate ſawe that he coulde pres uayle nothing, but that moze bufinelle Wag made, He tooke water, and wathed his Handes before the people, fapiing, J ant innocent of the blood of this iuſt perſon, fee pee, Chen anfwered ail the people, and fapoe, Dis bicod be on bs, and onour childzen. Chen tet he Barabbag looſe buto thems, and {cour- Ged Jeſus, and deltuered him to becruciiied. Then the Souldiers of the Deputie tooke Jeſus into the common Hall, and gathered vnto Him all the com⸗ pantie, and thep firipped bint, and put on Him a purple robe, and platted a crowne of thoznes, and put it vpon his head, and a reede in His right bande, aiid bowed the knee before hint, and mocked hin, faving, Haile Bing of the Jewes. And wher they Had {pit vpon Him, thep tooke the reede, and ſmote Him on the Head, and after that thep had mocked him, thep tooke the robe off him agatne, and. put his owne rayment on Hint, and ledde Him away to crucifie Him, And as they caine out, they founde & man of Cyzene (named Simon ) hint they coms pelied to beare his crofle, And they came vnto the place which is called Golgotha, (thatis to fape, a place-of dead mens fhulles ) and gaue him bineger mingled with gall, todzinke, And when he had tae fed thereof, He woulde not drinke. When they had crucified Him, they parted His garmentes, and did caſt lottes, thatit might bee fulfilled which was ſpoken by the Prophet, Chey parted mp garmentes among thet, and vpon mp beffure did they call lottes, And they fate and watched hint there,.and fet bp ouer bis head the caule of his death waite, 18 Sunday before Eafter. ; This is Tefus , the King of the lewes. Chen were there two theeues crucified with him, one on the right Hand, andanotherontheleft, Chey that paſſed by, reuiled Him, wagging their Heads, and faping, Chou thatdeftropedt the temple of God, and diddect builde it in three dapes faue thy felfe, FE thou be the ſonne of © D D, come Downe from the crofle, Likes wile alfo the high Prielles mocking Him, with the Scribes and Clders, ſayde, Helaucdother, him {elfe he cannot ſaue. FE hee be the hing of Iſrael, tet Him now come downefronrthe crofle , and wee will beleeuchim, Dee trutted in GO D, tet him deliuer him nowe tfhe willhaue him: soz hee fapde, F ant the fonne of God, The theeues alfo which were cru⸗ ciñed with Him, cal the fame inbis teeth. From the firth houre was there darkenefic over ail the lande, vntili the ninth houre. And about the ninth houre, Jeſuscryed with a loude boyce,fayitia, Eli, Elilama- fabachthani,thatistofap, My God, my God, whp Hatt thou foelaken mee? Some of then that toode there, when thep heard that, fapyde, Chis man cals {eth for Citas, And firaightway one of them ranne, and tooke a ſponge, and when he had filled tt fullot hineger, he put it on a veede,and gaue Him fo drinke. Other layde, Let bee, tet bs lee whether Citas writ come and deliner him, Fetus, when he hadcryped as gaine with aloude voyce, veelded vpthe ghoſt. And behold, the vayle of the temple did rent in twopartes from the toppe to the bottome, and the earth did quake, and the ſtones rent, and graues did open, and marty bodies offaintes which ſſept, aroſe, and went out of the graues after his refurrection, ¢ cante into the holy Citic, and appeared vnto many. hen the Centuriow, and they that were with him ETc Clits itt, Munday before after. Jeſus.ſaw the earthquake, and thoſe things which happened, they feared greatly, laying , Cruely this was the fonne of OD B, Andmany women were there (bevolding him afarre of) which followed Je⸗ fus from Galtiee, miniſtring vnto bim: among which was Marie Magdalene, and Marie the moe ther of James and Joſes, and the mother of Febes Bees children. i ‘Munday before Eafter, The Epiftle. reeee DAT is hee this that commeth front is /pACoont, with redde coloured clothes of PAT Dolra (which is fo coftly cloth) ana Scommeth in fo mightilp with all his — ‘se\easl ftrength? Fam hee that teacheth righ⸗ teouſneſſe, and amof power to helpe, u2herefoze ther is thy clothing red, and thy raymẽt like bis that trea: deth in the winepreſſe? J haue troden the prefie mp ſelle alone, and of all people there is not one with me, Thus will J treade Downe mine enemies it my wath, and let my feete bpon them in mine indigna- tio, ¢ their blood hall befpzing my clothes, and ſo will J Taine all my rayment. soz the day of venge⸗ ance 18 alligned in my heart, andthe peeve when my people ſhalbe deliuered, is come, Ff looked about me, andthere Was no manto hewe me any Helpe.'F mars ueiled that no man Held mee bp. Chen FZ helde me bp mine owne arme. and mykeruentneſſe ſuſteined me. And thus will FJ treade downe the people in my wath, and bathe them in my difpleature , and vpon theearth will J lap thetr ſtrength. FZ will declare the odneſſe of the Lord, vea, and the pꝛaiſe of the L020, ali that he hath giuen vs, foz the great good ie Munday before after. he hath done fo2 Iſrael, which hee hath giuen thers of his owne fatiour, and according fo the multitude of his louing kindneſſe. Forꝛ he ſayde, Theſe no doubt are my peopie, and no ſhrinking children: and ſo hee was their ſauiour. In their troubles he was alſo troubled with them, and the Angell that went forth from His peefence delivered them, OF very loue and Kindenefle that be had vnto them, hee redeemed thems, He hath bozne them, and caryed them bp,euer ſince the worlde beganne. But after theyprouoked hint to wrath, and vexed his holy minde, Hee was their enemie, and fought againt them bim felfe, Dee rememb2ed Ffraet the olde time of Moſes and his people, ſaying, where t3 hee that brought them from the water of the fea, with them that fed bis theepe + where ts he that hath qtuen his holy (pirite among them? Heled them by the right Hand of Doles with His glorious arine, deniding the water before thent, whereby be gate him ſelle an cuerlatting name. Hee ledde them in the deepe, as an horle is ledde inthe plaine, that thep hould not tumble, as a tame beak goeth in the fielde, and the breath giuen of God, gi⸗ _ wethbinirett. Thus (O God) hat thou led thy peo: ple,to make thpfelfe a glorious name witha, Looke downe Hen fom Heaven, and beholde the dwelling place of thy fanctuarte,and thy glory. How ig it that thy teloufie, thy ſtrength, the multitude of thy mere cies, and toy lowing kindneſſe, will not be entreated of bs? yet art thou our father. ffo2 Abraham know⸗ eth bs not, nietther is Iſrael acquainted with bs, But chow Lod artour father and redeemerand thp - mame ts euerlaſting. D Lode, wherefore halk thors fed bs out ofthe way 7 wherefore Haft thou hardened our heartes that we wai 7 not? 2c at one ~~ ? , Ut, Munday. before Eafter. bs againe foz thyp-feruantsiahe, and fo2 the genera tion of thine heritage, Thy people haue had vut a li⸗ tic of thpfanctuaricin poſſeſſiõ toꝛrour enemies haue troden downe the holy place, And wee were thine From thebeqinning, when thou wat not their Lord, fo2 they haue notcalled vpon thy name. ia — se varit alls 141 E fter two dayes was Caters and the IPN AS, DAVES Of ſweete beead, And the high —Peielts and the Scribes fought howe NV, they might take him by craft, and put MAAS W Hint todeath. But ther faid,ot on the eatt Day, leaſt any bulinefle ariſe among the peopie, And when he was in Bethanie, inthe boule of Si: mon the Leper, euen as be fate at meate, there came a woman hauing an Alabatter bore of ointment cal: ied Nard, that waspure and coftly, and the brake the Hore, and powzed tt vpon his head, Andthere were fome that were not content within them ſelues, and fade, what needed this wate of opntinent z fo2 it might haue bene folde foz moze then thee hundred perice, and haue bene giuen to the pooze: and they grudged again her, And Fetus fapd, Let her alone, wy trouble pe her? She hath done: a good woke on me: fo2 pe haue pooze With pou alwapes, ¢ when fo euer pe will,pe maydoe them good: but me have pe not alwapes, Sve bath done that the could, thee came aforehande to anoint mp body to the: burye ing, eerily J ſay vnto pou, Whereſoeuer this Gols pell hall be preached thoughout the whole wortde; — this alfo that he Hath done, ſhall be rehearſed inves membrance offer, And Judas Iſcariot, one afie cr : ‘ g ug, Munday lefore Eafter. twelue went awap vnto HHie Prieſts to betray him Duto them, When they hears that’; thep were glad, and peomifed that they would giue him money, And He fought howe be might conucnientip betray him, And the fick day of fweete bread (whe they offered the Patleoucr) his diſciples fapde vito Hun, Mhere wilt thou that we goe ¢ prepare, that thou mayeſt eate the Pafleouer? And Hee fent foorh two of his difcipies, and ſaide bnto them, Goe peintothecitic , and there all meete voua man bearing apttcher of water, fot fow him. And whitherſoeuer he goeth in, ſayye vnto the good manof the houte, Che Water ſaith, Where is the gheſtchamber, where F thal eate the Paſſeo⸗ uer with my dilciples?: And He will hewporwa great partour paued and prepared , there make ready fo2 b3, And his diltipies went foorth/ and came into the Citiesand founde as He Had ſaid vnto them, and thep made ready the Pafleouer, And wher tt was nowe euentide, he came with the twelue : andas they fate at board, and did.eate, Jeſus ſaide, wevily J fay vn⸗ topou,one of por (that eateth with mee) hail betray me, Andthep beganne to be ſory, and to fay to him one byone. Is tt F? And another fapde, Is it I Hee anfwered,efatde vnto thent, Ft is one of the tweltte, euen he thataippeth te me in the platter. Che fone bi man truely goeth as it is weitten of hint: but woe vnto that man bp whom the fonne of man ts betrays ed:good were tt for that man ifhee had neuer beene borae. Andasthey did cate, Jeſus tooke bread, and ‘when he had giuen thankes hee bake tt, and gaue tothem.andfatde, Cake eate, this is my body. And he tooke the cuppe, and when he had giuen thankes, be tooke tt tothem, and they alldzanke of it, And hee ſaide bnto thems Chis ts my blood of thenewe Ces Munday before Eafter. lament, which is ſhedde for many. Gerelp F fap vn⸗ to pou, 3] will Dzinke no moze of the fruite of the bine, butill that dap that J danke if newe in the hing: dome of God, And when they hadlatde grace, thep went out to the mount Oliuet. An? Fetus ſayeth vnto them, Ailpee hall beoflended, becauteof mee this night: fo2 itis wꝛitten, J will fmite the Shep⸗ heard, andthe cheepe thail bee ſcattered: but after that. J amrifenagaine , Jwill goe into Galilee be: fozevou, Peter ſayde vnto him, And though all men beofiended, yet will not J. And Fetus ſayth vnto : him, erilp'Z fap vnto thee, that this day, euen in this night, before the Cocke crowe twile , thou fhatt denie me thee times. But he fpake moze vehement⸗ ip, No, if ZF houlde die with thee, J will not dente tijce, Likewiſe alfo fatde they all, And they came into a place which was named Gethfemane , and he fayde to bis difciples, Sitte ye here, whtle Jgoe afide and pray, Andhetaketh with him Peter, James,and John, and began to ware abathed, and to bee in an agonie, ard fapd vntothem, Wp foule is heauyp,euen bnto the death: tary peehere, and watch. And hee went fo2th alitic, and fell downe flaton the ground, and prayed, that fit were polliblethe houre might — paſſe from him. Andheefayde, Abba, father, all things are poſſible vnto thee , take away thts cuppe Fromme: Menerthelefle, notas Jwill but that thou wilt, be done, And he came and foundthem fleeping, andf{aithto Peter, Simon, leepel thou? couſdeſt not thou watch one houre? watche yee; and pray, left pee enter into temptation : the ſpirite truelyis readie, but the fleſh is weake. Andagainehe went a- fide arid prayed, a fpake the ſame wordes. And be re- turned and found thent alleepe againe, foz — were Munday before Eafler. were heauie, nepther wit they what to antwere Hint, And he came the third time, and (aide bnto thé, Sleepe henceforth, and tafe pour cafe, it is pnough, The houre is come, bebolde, the ſonne of mantis be: trapedinto thehandsofiinners, wife bp, let bs goe: loe,be that betrayeth me,is at hand, And immediat⸗ iy whtle he pet {pake, commeth Judas (which was one of tie twelue ) and with him a great number of people, with Swords and Laues,from the hie prietts, and Scribes, and Elders. And He that betrayed him, Yad given them agenevatitokert,faying, wbhofoes uer J doe kiſſe, the ſame ts hee, take and leade hima· wap warily. And aſſoone as he was come, He goeth ſtraightway to him, and ſayeth vnto him; Watter, Maſter, and killed him. And they layde their handes On Hint, and tooke Him, And one of them that ſtoode by,dzew out a ſworde, andfmoteateruant of the hie Prietts, and cut ofhiseare, And Jeſus anfwered and ſaide vntothem, Pebe comeout as vnto a thiefe with fwordes and fates , for to take mee: F was Dayly with pou in the temple teaching, and pee tooke meenot : buttheſe thinges come to pafie, that the Excriptures ſhould be fulfilled. And they all forſooke him, and ran away. And there followed him a cers taine poungman clothed tn linen vpon the bare,and the poung men caught him, and bee left his linnen arment, and fledfromtyem naked, And they ledde Jeſus away tothe bie Prieſt of all, and with him camcallthebigh Prieſts, and the Clders, andthe Scribes. And peter followed him a qreat way off (euen till hee was come into the Palace of the High Priel) and he ſate with the leruants, and warmed himlſelle at the fire. And the High Priells and all the counſaile fought fo2 witnelle againſt Fetus to he Munday before Eafter. him todeath,¢ founde none:ſormany bare faile wit: neſſe againſt him, but thetr witneſſes agreed tot to: gether, And there aroſe cevtatne and bought falfe witnelleagaint him faping, Wee beard Hin lay, F will deſtroy this temple that is made with handes, ¢ Within three dayes F will butld another made with: outhands: Out pet their witnellesagrecd not toges · ther, And the hie Prieſt Coodedp among them, and — atked Jeſus ſaying, antwered thou nothing 7 How is it that thele beare witnefle again thee: But hee heide his peace; a anſwered nothing. Againe the hie rie aſked him, and ſayd bntobim, Art thou Cheiſt the ſonne of the biefied? And Jeſus ſayde, Jam:and pe ſhall fee the ſonne of man fitting on the right band of power, and comming in the cloudes ot heauen. Chen the hie Perieſt rent his clothes, and ſaid, What neede we any further witneſſes? pe haue heard blalſ⸗ phemie, what thinke pee? And they all condemned jit to be worthie of death. Andfome began tofpttte at him, and to couer his face, andto beatehim with fits, and to fap onto him, Areede, And the ſeruants buffeted him on the face, And as eter was beneath in the palace, there came one of the wenches of the hie Prieſt, a when the fa peter warming: himielie, fhe looked on him, and ſaide, waſt not thow alto with Jeſus of Nazareth: And he dented faping, FJ knowe Him not, neither wote F what thou ſayeſt. And hee went out into the porche, and the cocke crewe + And a Damolell (when fhe fawe him) beganneagaineto fay to them that Loode by, Chis is oneof then. And he denieditagaine, And anon after, thep that ſtoode by, ſaide againe vnto Peter, Surely thou art one of thent,fo2 thou art of Galilee, and thy ſpeach agrecth thereto But he began to curicand to —— — 89 Fueflday before Eafter. Fknowe not this man of who pe ſpeake. And againe e Cocke crewe, And Peter remẽbred the word that eſus hadfald vnto hin, Before vᷣ cocke crow twiſe is ſhalt denie ne three tintes:¢ he began to weepe. — ee} —— before Eaſter. Fares Lint The Epiftle, > FETC De Lode God hath opened mine eate, Efa, 50.5. therelore can Juot fap nap, neither on vithdraw my felf:but F offer my backe B27 C578 onto the finiters,and my cheebkes to the a Gers nippers, I turne not my face fro ſhame and sp sos te the Lord God thali heipe ine, there: foze ſhall not be confounded, Jhaue hardened mp face like a flint fone: Foꝛ Jam ſure that F hall not cone toconfulion, Be is at bande that iuſtiſieth mes who will then goeto lawe with me? Let bs ttande one againt another. Ff there be any that will reaſon with me, let him come Here forth to me.2Heholde,the Lode Bond fandeth by me: what ishe then that care condemne me? Loe,they thalbe tthe as anolde cloth, the moth hall eat them bp. Cherefoze who fo feareth the Lowe among pou, iet him heare the voyce of his ſexuant. Who fo walketh indarkenefle,¢ no light ſhi⸗ neth vpon him. let him put his truſt tn 6 nameot the Lod, ahold him bp by bis God, But take heed. ye all Kindle a fire ofthe wrath of God, a ftir bp the coales. walke on in the gliſtring of potty owne ſire, inthe . Coles that pebaue kindled, Chis commety vnto you from mp Haid, vane tbat ye wall fleepe in ſorowe. colpel. ys) Dd anon tm Pdatwninathe hie Pleus Mar.I5.1 bebeacounſaile with the Elders, and: a = 32 the Scribes, tthe whole cogregation, La) A and bound Fels, tied him away, and deliuered Him to Ba soi and eo T-uefday before Easter. athed Hin, Art thou che Ling of the Pewes? And He anfwered, and fapde vnto him, Chou fapett it, And the high Prieſtes acculed himof many things, So plate alked him agatne,faping, Anfweret thou nothing? Weholde how many things they lay tothp charge. Jeſus anſwe red pet nothing, fo that Pilate maruciled. At that feat Pilate did deliver vnto thent a priſoner, whomſoeuer thep would deſire. And there was one that was named Barabbas, which laye bounde with them that made inſurrection: Hee had Committed murder, And the people called vnto hint, and begat to defire hin that he world doe according as Hee had ever done vnto them, Pilate anfwered then, faying, Will pee that J tet looſe vnto pou the hig of the Fewes? Foz he knew that the hie Picts had deliuered him ofenute, But the hie Prieſtes mo⸗ Led the people, p he ſhoulde ratherdeliuer Barabbas vnto them, Pilate anfwered againe, andfapde vnto the What will pe then that do vnto him, whom pe cail the hing of (he Jewes? And they crped againe, Crucifiehin, Wilate ſaid vnto them What euil hath Hedone? Andthey crped the moze feruently,Crucitie Him, And fo Pilate willing to content the people, tet loofe Bargbbas vnto ther, anddeliuered bp Jeſus (when he had ſcourged him) fo2 tobe crucified, And the fouldiers ledde him away into the common pall, and called together the whole multitude. And thep clothed him with purple, and they platted acrowne pf thoes, and crowned hint withatl, and begat to lalute him, Dayle Bing of the Jewes. And they ſmote Him on the Head with areed, and did ſpit bpon Him, and bowed their knees, and worſhipped Him. And when thep had mocked him, they tooke the pure ple off him,¢ put his owne clothes on Him, a led ne | 3658 | io] —— ou -Tuefday Lefore Eafter. out to crucifie bins. And thep competied one that pat: fed by, called Simon of Cyrene (the father of Alex⸗ ander and Rutus) which came out of the fielde, to beare His crofle. And they brought yim to a place tained Golgotha, ( which ita man interprete.is, the place of dead mens ſkulles.) Andtheygaue him to drinke wine mingled with myrrhe, but yee recetued itnot, And when they had crucified hint, they parted his garments, cafting lottes bpon them, what euery man ſhould take, Andit was about the third houre, and thep crucified him, and the title of his caule was written, The king of the lewes. And thep crucified With Hint two theeucs, the one on His right bad, and the other on bis left: Andthe Scripture was fulfil. led, which ſaveth, Hewas counted among the wie hed, And thep that went by, railed on Him, wagging their heads, and faving, A wretch, thou that dettrops eff the temple, andbutldett it againe tn three dayes, ſaue Chy telfe,and come downe front the crofle. thes {wife alfo mocked Him the hte Prieſtes among them ſelues, with the Scribes, a ſaid He fared other mer, Hin felfe he can not ſaue. Let Chik the King of Ft rael deſcend now fro thecrofle, that we may fee,and belecue,And they that were crucified with him, chec⸗ Ked hint alfo, And wher the firt houre was come, darkeneſſe aroſe ouer all the earth, vntill the ninth houre. And at the ninth houre Jefus cryed with a loude boice,faping,Eloi,Eloi,lamafabachthani, which is(it one interprete it) My God, my God, why hak thou fozfaken mes And fome of them that foode by, whenther heardthat. ſayde, Beholde, he catieth for Elias. And one ran ¢ filled a ſponge full ofbineger, and put if on arecde andgaue him to drinke ſaving Let him alone, {et vs ſee whether Citas will —_ —Wednefday before Eafter. and take him Downe. But Jeſus cryed with a loude voyce, and gaue vptheghoſt. And the vayle of the . Temple rent intwopteces, front the top tothe bot tome, And when the Centurion (vohich ſtoode before Him ) fawe that he ſo cryed and qaue bptheqvot, be — fapd, Truely this man was 6 Sonne of God. There were allo women a good way off, beholding Him : as mong whome was Marie Magdalene, and Marie the mother of James thetitie,and of J ofes,and Ma⸗ rie Soiome (which allo vohen he was in Galilee had followed bint, and miniſtred vnto Him) and many os ther wemen, which came bp with Him to Hieruſa⸗ fem, And now wher the even wascome, (becaule tt was the dap of preparing that goeth before the Sab⸗ both) Joſeph of the citte of Arimathea,a noble coun: faylour, which alfo looked foz the kingdome of God, came and went in boldely vnto Prlate, and begged of him thebody of Jeſu. And uate marueiled that hee was alreadic dead, and called vnto himthe Cen: turion,¢ atked of him whether he had bin any while Dead, And when Heknewe the trueth of the Centu⸗ rion, he gauethe body to Joſeph. Andhe bought ait nen cloth,andtooke yim downe, and weapped him in thelinen cloth, and layde Hin tn a ſepulchre that was hewen outofa rocke , and rolled a fone before the dooze of the ſepulchꝛe. And Marie Magdalene, and Marie Joſes bebetde where he was layde. — — — Wednefday before Eaſter. (The Epiſtle as (Seed Here as isa Ceffament, there mutt » Alfo.( of neceſſitie) bee the death of hint af/(S, that maketh the Teſtament. Foꝛ the Ven Ceftament taketh authoritie when A men are dead; For it is yet OF —7 a) Wedue/aay before Eafler. lite, a8 long as Hee that maketh the Teſtament ig aliue. Foꝛ which caule alfo, neither the fir Cetta- Ment was ordeyned Without blood, ffo2z when Mo⸗ fes had declared all the commandementsto all the people, accozding to thelawe, he tooke the blood of Calucs and of Goats, with waterand purple wool, and Hpllope, and ſprinkled both the booke and all the people, ſaying, This ts the blood ofthe Ceſtament which Godhath appointed vnto pou. Moꝛeouer.he ſprinkled the tabernacie with blood allo, and all the miniſtring veſſels. And almof all things are by the lawe purged with blood, and without ſhedding of blood is no remiſſion. Fe is neede then that the ſimi⸗ litudes of heauenly thinges bee purifies with ſuch things, but that the heauenly things them ſelues be purified with better facrifices then ave thoſe. Foꝛ Cheiſt 1g not entred into the holy places that are inade With handes (which are fimilitudes of true thitigs) but ts entred into berp heauẽ.foꝛ to appeare nowe in the fight of God for bs: 10 to offer him ſelfe often, as the high Prieſt entreth into the Holy place euery peere with ſtrange blood, (foz then muſt hee haue often fuffered fince the wozlde begat) but now inthe end of the world hath he appeared once, to put {inne to flight, by the offring bp of htm felfe, And as it is appointed vnto all men that they thall once dpe, and then commeth the iudgement: euen fo Chri Was once offered to take away tie finnesof many, and vnto thent that looke fo2 Hint, hall he appeare againe without fnne onto faluation, The WKeane{day before Eafter. ai nownigdoiibeGoldk i} ost 88 7 in opel 98 He feat of ſweete bread drewe nigh, och] feo >s whith is railed Cafter, and the high Are| | og Daleltes and Scribes fought how they SS) 2P4 mighthili him, for they feared the peo: Cia Bas ple, Then entred Satan into Judas whole furnaine was Iſcariot, which was of the number of thetwelte, and he went his way, and communed With the hie Prieſtes and Dilicers, bow hee might betrap Him vnto them. And thep were glad; and promiſed to giue him money, And he con fented, and fought opportunitie to betvap him vnto them, when the people were away. Then came the Bay of ſweete beead, when of necellitiethe Paſſeo⸗ ner mut be offered. And he fent eter and Foon, faving, Goe,and prepare bs the Paſſeouer, that we ‘map eate, Chey lapde vnto him, Where wit thor that we prepare? And he fapde bntothem,Bepolde, when pe enter into the citie, there hall aman meete polbearinga pitcher of water, him folowe into the fame houle that he entrethin, andye ſhall ſay vnto the good man of the houte, Che mater ſaith onto | thee, where is the ghetl chamber where Jchalleate the Pafleoucr with mp Diſciples? And. Hee hall ſhewe pou a great Parlour patted, tere make rea dpe. Andthep went, and kounde as he Had ſayd vnto thent, ¢ thep made ready the Paſſeouer. And when the houre was come, belate downe, andthe twelue Apoties with him. And he taibebnto hem, F hate inwardly deſired to cate this Paſſeouer with pots before that fuffer. Foꝛ FZ fap nto pow, hencefoorth Al J mot cate of it anp moze, vntill tt de fulſilled it the kingdome of Gov. And he tooke the cup, and gaue thanks and laid, Dake this, a deuide it — vou: Wedne/day before EaSter. pou: for F fay vnto pou, F will not drinke of the - fruite of this Gite, ontilitbe kingdome of 6 DD conte, Aird he tooke bead , and when hee had giuen thankes, He brake it, and gaue ditto them, faying, Chis is my bodp which 13 giuen for pou: thisdoe in theremembance of ne, Like wile allo when hee hadfupped, he tooke the cuppe, ſaying, This cuppe _ isthe newe Ceſtament tn my blood, which ts chedde fo2 pou. Pet beholde, the hande of him that betray⸗ eth me, is with me on the table. And truelythe ſonne of man goeth as itis appotnted: but woe vnto that man by whome he is betrayed, And they beganne to enquire among them felues, which of them tt was that ſhoulde doe it. And there was a firife a mong then, which of them thoulde feeme tobe the greatelt. And he ſayde vnto them, Che Hings of nations raigne ouer them, and thep that haue att thoritie vpoñ them,are called gratious: but pe hati not ſo be. But be tyatis qreates among pou, thatt bee as the yonger: and he that ts chiefe, hall bee as he that doech miniſter. Foz whether is greater, — He that fittech at meate, oz he thatteructh? Is not Hee that fitteth at meate? Out J am among pou as be that miniiiret. Ve ate thep which Hate bid- den With ine in my temptations, And J appoint vnto pou ahinedome, asiny father hath appointed tome,thatpe may eate and drinke at my table in my kingdome, and fitte on feates iudging the tweiue tribesof Iſrael. And the Lorde ſayde, Simon, St- * mon, bebolde, Satan hath defired to fifte you, as it Were wheate: but F haue prayed fo2 thee, that ‘thy kaith faile not, And when thou art conuerted, ftrenathen thy brethren. And he fayde vnto Him, Loꝛrde, Jam readyto goe iat thee into Abi 9% Wedne/day before Eafler. to death, And Hee layne, J tell thee, peter, the. Cocke thall not crowe this day, till thou haue de- ‘ped theife that thou knoweſt mee, And hee ſayde vnto them, when J {ent pou without wallet, and {crippe, and thooes, tacked pouany thing? And they fayde, Qo, Then ſaide he buto them, Wut nowe hee that bath a wallet, let him take it bp, and like wile His {cvippe, and hee that bath no ſworde, let him ſell His coate and buy one. Foꝛ J fap vnto pou, that pet the fame which is written, mull be perfourmed iit nec, Euen among the wicked was Hee reputed: fo2 thole things which are written of mee, Hate an ende. And they fapde, Lode, bebolde, here are two ſlwordes. And he fayde vnto then, It ts vnough. And hee came out, and went (as hee was wont) to mount Dituct, And the dilciples followed Hints and when hecanse to the place, he fapde bnto them, Pꝛay, leat pee fall into temptation. And bee gate him ſelfe from them about aſtones call, and kneeled downe, and prayed, ſaying, father, tf thou wilt, re⸗ mooue Chis cuppe from ine: neuertheleſſe, not my will, but thine be fulfilled. And there appeared art Angell vnto him from Heauen, comforting him, And He was itt att agonie, and prayed thelonger, and bis ſweate was ithe Droppes of blood, tricke⸗ ling downe to the grounde. And when He arofe trout prayer, and was come to His difciples, he founde them Aeeptiig fo2 beauinefie,and He ſayd vnto them, whylſleepe pe? Kiſe, and pray, leak pe fal into temp⸗ tation. Mhile hee pet ſpake, beholde, there came a companie, and he that was called Judas, oncot the twelue, went before them, and preafled nigh vnto Jeſus, to kifle him. Wut Fetus ſayde vnto him, Ju⸗ das, betrayed thou the fonne of man with pone | en Wedne/day before Eafter. when thep which were about him,faw what would folow, they faid bnto him, Lozde, hall voeſmite with tye ſword? And one of them {mote a feruantofthe High priells, and ſtrooke offhis vighteare. Jeſus an- fwered andfapde, Suffer pe thus farve foorth. And when He touched his eare,he Healed him. Chen Je⸗ {us ſayde vnto the High pricts and rulers of the tem: ple,andthe Cloers which were come to him, Pe bee come out as vntoa thicte, With ſwordes and Hares, when F wag dailp with pou tithe tempic, yee ſtret⸗ ched foot) 19 handes againt mee: Hut this is euen potty berp houre,and the power of darkenelle. Cher tooke they him, andied him, and bought him tothe Hiah prtettes Houle, Wut eter followed a farre off. And wher they had kindled a fire in the middes of the Palace, and were fet downe together, peter als fo fate downe among them. But when one of the wenches behelde Him, ashe fate by the fire, (and loo⸗ Red vpon Him) thee fayde, Chis fame fellowe was al- fo With Hint. And he denied hint, faying, woman, J Enow him not. Andafter a litle while, another fawe him.and fayde, Chou art alfoofthem, And Peter faid, Man. Jam not, And about the ſpace of an houre after another affirmed, faping , Wertly this fellowe was with him alſo, forbes ot Galilee, And Peter faid, Wan, J wotenot what thou fayeft, And inimes Diatly while he pet fpake, the Cocke crewe. And the Lorde turnedbacke and looked vpon Peter, and Pee fer rememib2ed the word of the Lord, how he had ſaid Hnto him, Before the Cocke crow, thou thalt denyme cheiſe: And Peter went out, and wept bitterly, And the men that tooke Jeſus, mocked hint, andfimote K Him: And whe thep had bitndfolded him, they frooke UE, himon the face, and afheD him, Capita, ee Thurſday before after. ishethatimotethee? And many other things def pitefullpfayde they again him, And affoone as it was day, the elders of the people, and the High prieſts and Scribes came together, and ledde him into their counfatie faving, Art thou berp Chit: Tell vs. And Helayde onto them, FEF teil pou, pe wiil not beleeue me:and it Jaſke pou,pou wil not anſwere, nor let me goe. Hereafter hail the fonne of man fit on the right Hand of thepower of God, Chentapoethep atl, Ave thou then the fonne of God? He ſayde, Pe lap b F am, And thep fapde, What neede wee of any further wit: nes?foꝛ weour felueshaue heard of his own mouth. The Thurfday before Eafter. The Epiftle. | =e firtt of all, wher pee come together in — Vg: : : rr —SActhe congregation.IJ beare that thereis Diflenton among pou, and J partly beleeue it. For there mutt be ſects among pou, that they which are perfect among pou may be knowen. When pee come together therefoze into one place, the Lordes Sup: — per cannot be eater, fozeuerp man beginnety afoze tocate his owe Supper, And one is hungry, and a- nother ig dꝛunken. Haue pee not houſes to eate and drinke tii? Deſpiſe pe the congreqation of God, and ſhame them that haue not? What ſhall Iſay vnto pou? Shau J prayſe you? In this Jpꝛaiſe yvou not. That which J deliuered vnto pow , Jreceiued of the Loꝛrde. For the Lorde Jelſus, the ſame night in which he was betraied, tooke bread, and when hee had at uen thankes. he brake it, and ſaid, Cake pe,and pons a . 4 1 eae . Lhurfday before Eafter. this is my body which ts broke -foz you: Chis doe pe in the remembzance of me, After the ſame maner alſo he tooke the cup wher fupper was done.laping, Chiscup is thenewe Teſtament in mp blood: Chis Doe, as oft as pe drinke it, in remembrance of me. For as often as pethail cate thts bread, anddzinke ofthis cup, pe thall fhewe the Lozdes death tll be come, Wherelore, whofoeuer thail eate of this beead, and drinke of this cup of the Lord vnworthily, chall bee guiltie of the body and bioodof the Lozde, But iet A man eramine him ſelſe, andfolet himeate of the bead, and drinke of the cup, for be that eateth and drinketh vnworthily, eateth and drinketh bis owne damnation, becauſe he maketh no diſterence of the Lowes body. Foz this caufe many are weake a fiche among pou, and many fleepe, soz tf we had * Bu our ſeſues, wee ſhoulde not haue bene iudged. that we ſhould not be damned withthe world. Wher · Wher we are iudged of the Lorde, we are chaftened, loꝛe, my brethren when pe come togetherto eat.tary one fozanother. Ffanp man bunger, tet him eate at ‘ . 62 SS °° Sees — — Home, that ve come not together vnto cõdemnation. Other things will J fet in order when Jcome. >) The Gofpel, Ae] feds lenbhim vnto Pilate. And they beganne || 574g to acute Him, ſaying, noe founde this OFZ fellowe peruerting the people, and foꝛr⸗ ea bidding to pay tribute to Cefar , fay- that hee is Cyt ahing, And Pilate appofed => _ bin, faping, Arethou the Ling of the Jewes? Dee extends, Galths antigen »* Z Be whole multitude ofthemarofe, and Luk.23. Thurfday before after. anſwered Him and ſayde, Chow ſayeſt tt, Chern 5 a “fapde Pilate tothe high Prieſtes, and to the people, J finde no fault in this man, And they were the ‘moze fierce, ſaying, He moueth the people, teaching thꝛoughout all Jurie, and beganne at Galilee, exes to this place. When Pilate Heard mention of Ga⸗ ilee, be aſked Whether the man were of Galilee. And alloone ashe kuewe that he belonged puto He⸗ rodes iuriſdiction, hee fent him to Herode, which “was alfo at Hierutalem at Hat time, and wher Herode fawe Fetus, he was exceeding giadde: for Hee was delivous to fee Him of along teafon, be- caule be Had Heard many thinges of him, and hee truſted to bate feene fome myracles Bone by him. Chen hee queflioned with him many woordes: but be anfwered Him nothing. Che high Prictes and Scribes ſtoode foorth, and acculed him ſtrait⸗ {y, And Herode with His men of warre deſpiſed him. And when Hee Had mocked Him, He arayed bin in white clothing, and fent pint againe to Pi⸗ ate; And the fame day Pilate and Herode were made kriendes together: for before they were at variance. And Pilate called together the high Prietes, and the rulers, and the people, and ſayde onto them, Pe haue brought this man vnto mee, | . a8 one that peruerteth the people, and beholde. Jexamine him before pot, and firide no faulte in “this man of thoſe thinges whereof pe accuſe him, “sd nor pet Herode. For tent pou vnto him, and foe, nothing worthy of dDeathisdone bnto him: F wiil therefore chatten Him, and tet Him looſe. fez | pf neceflitie hee mult haue let one loofe tothent at othe feat, And alt the people cryed at once, faping, Away with him, and deliver bs Barabbas Sone e fot cxheyie T hur {day before Eafter. - fo2 acertaine infurrection made in the Citie, andfo2 a murder, was cal into pꝛiſon.) Ptlate (pakke againe vnto them, willing to let Jeſus lsoſe. But they cry⸗ ed, faping, Crucifie him, crucilie him, Be ſayde vnto them the third time, What euillhath hee done? J ſinde no cauſe of death in him: J will therefore chã⸗ ſten him, and let him gee. And they cryed with loude poyces, requiring that he might bee crucified. And. the bopces of them and of the high Prieſtes preuay⸗ ied. And Pilate gaue fentence, that it houlde bee as Chep required: and hee let looſe onto them him, that for inſurrection and murder was caſt into prifor, whome they haddelived, And hee deliueredto then Zelus, to dee with: him what they woulde. And as Dhimaway-s they cauabt-one Simon of Cy- rere comming outotthe fielde,and on him laide they the croſſe, thathee might beare it after Jeſus. And there followed him a great company, of people, and of wonten, which bewayled andiamented him, But Jeſus turned backe vnto them,anadtayne, Pe daugh⸗ ters of Hieruſalem, weepe not for mee; but weepe forpour ſelues, andfoz vpour childꝛen: sfo2 bebolde, the dares Wil comes in the which they thal fay, Happie are the barren, and: the wombes that neuer bare sand; the pappes which neuer gaue fuche; Chen ali they beginne totay tothe noun: taines Fallon os: and tothe hilles, Couer vs. Foꝛ jfthey doe this ina greene tree, what ſhalbe done tr hedeie Anz there were two euil doers ledde with * nifo beedaine. And alter that they were come to the place (which is called Caluarie) there they cru⸗ dvilied Hints and. the euill doers, one on the right hande and theotheron the leſt. Chen ſayde Fetus, Fathers; forgive: FPR $0) they wote not we GhHz2 Alll. 18. 1, = =4 _ On good friday. The Gofpel. iP si BS BisSes Pen Fetus had (poker thele wordes, ON & Lo} hee Went foosth with his Wilcipieso: W& — uer the brooke Cedron, where was a garden, into the which he then entred arse saa with bis diſciples. Judas aifo which betrayed him, knewe the place, for Fetus oft times reforted thither with his oifciples, Judas then (at ter he had receiued abande of men, and miniſters oF | the high Prieltes and Phariſees came thither with lanternes and firebzandes, and weapons, And Je⸗ {us knowing all things that ſhoulde come on bint, Went foot, ard fapde onto them, Whome feeke ye? Chepanlwered him, Jeſus of HRazareth. Fetus ſayde vnto them, F ante, Judas allo which betrays ed Hint, foode with them, Aſſoone then as hee had fayde vnto them, Jame, they went backwarde, and fellto the grounde. Chen aſked He them againe, Whome fecke pe? Chey fayde, Jeſus of Nazareth. Fetus anfwered, Jhaue toloe pou that Jam hee; if pe ſeeke me therefozetet theie qo their wap, that the ſaying might be fulfilled which he fpake, Ofthem witch thou gaueſt me, haue F not tot one, Chen Simon Peter hauing atworde, drew it, and imote the high Prieſtes ſeruant, and cut of his right eare. The ſeruaunts name was Malchus. Thereloꝛre faith Jeſus vnto peter, Put dp thy ſworde into the ſheath: thall J not dzinke of the cup which my Fas ther bath giuen me? Chen the compante, and the captaine, andthe minifters ofthe ewes tooke Fe: fus,and bounde him, and ledde him away todnnas firft, for he was father in lame to Cataphas, which was the high Prieſt thefame peere. Caiaphas was hee that gaue countatle to the Jewes, that — Ongood Friday. expedient that one matt ſhoulde dye ſor the peopte, And Simon Peter followed Jeſus, and ſo did ano ther difciple: Chat dilciple was knowen to the hte Priel, and went in with Jeſus vnto the palace of the high Prielt. But Peter ſtoode at the doore with: out, Chen went out that other difciple (which was knowen tothe high Prieſt) ard (pakke to the Damo⸗ feli that kept the dooze, and brought in peter, Chen fayde the Damoſel hat kept thedooze , vnto peter, Are not thou alfo one of this mans difct- ples? Helayde, Jam not. Che leruantes and mini⸗ fters floode there, which Had made a fire of coales, foz it was colde, aid they warmed them ſelues. Pe⸗ ter alfo foode among then, and warmed himielfe, The high Prieſt then alked Fetus of his diſciples, and of pis doctrine, Jeſus anfwered him, F tpake openly in the worlde, Feuer taught in the Syna⸗ gogue, and in the Cemple, whither allthe Jewes haue reſorted, and in ſecrete haue Jſpoken nothing. Why alkeſt thou me? Ake them which heard mee, what Iſayde vnto them: Behold, they can teil what Iſayde. when he hadthus ſpoken, one of the mint: fers which ftoove by, ſmote Jeſus on the face, faying, Anfweret thou the high Prieſtſo? Fetus anſwered Hint, FfF hatte eutl ſpoken, beare witneſſe of the euill: but fA haue well fpoken, why ſmiteſt thoumee!? And Annas (ent him bounde vnto Cata- phas the high Prieſt. Simon Peter ſtoode and war: ined Himfelie, Then ſayde thep onto him, Art not thor atfo one of his difcipies’” He denied it, and ſaide Jam wot, One of the feruantes of the high Prieſt (His Couſin whole eare Peter fmote of) fapde onto Hin, Did not FZ lee thee in the garden with him: Pe⸗ fer tierefore dented againe, and — the ocke Ongood Friday. — Coche crewe. Then led they Fefustrom Cataphag, - into the pall of tudgement: tt was in tye moꝛrning. and they themſelues went not into the iudgement ball, leſt they thoulde be defiled, but that they might eate the Paſſeouer. Pilate then weit out to them, and ſayde, What accuſation bing pou againſt this man:?Chey anſwered and ſayd vnto him. It he were not an euill doer, we would not haue deliuered him vnto thee, Chen ſayde Pilate vnto them, Cake yee Him, and iudge him after pour owne lawe. Che Fewes therefore faid vnto him, It ts nottawtull fez bs to put any matt to death: that the words of Jeſus might bee fulfilled which he ſpake, fignifying what death Hee thoulde dpe. Chen ulate entred tnto the iudgement hall agate, andcatled Jeſus, and ſayde vnto him. Art thouthe king ok Jewes? Jeſus ans - ſwered, Sapeſt thou that of thy ſelfe, oꝛ did other tellittheeofmee? Pilate anfwered,Am Fa Zewe? Chine owne nation and bigh petetts haue deliuered thee vnto mee: what haſt thoudone? Jeſus anſwe⸗ red, Dy kingdome ts not of this worlde. Ff my hing: Dome were of Chis wozlde, then mould my minifters furely fight, that J thoutde not bee delivered to the Jewes: but nowe is mykingdome not from hence. Pilate therefore fapdebnto him, Art thou a Bing then! Jeſus anſwered, Thou ſaieſt that Fama hing, For this cauſe was J borne, and fo2 this cauſe came Jinto the wozloe, that Jould beare witneſſe vnto the trueth: And all that are ofthe trueth, heare nip bopce. Pilate fapde bnto Hint, hat thing is trueth? And when he hadtapde this, he went out as gaitie vnto the Jewes, and fapde onto them, J finde in him no caule at atl Pe haue a cuſtome that Z chould deliuer pou one loole at Cater ; willpe thats | oofe On good Friday. looſe vnto pou the Hing ofthe Jewes? Chest crped they al againe, laying, Not him but Barabbas: Che fame Barabbas was a murderer, Che Pilate tooke Fetus therefore, and ſcourged him: and the fouldt- ers wounde a crowne of thoznes, and put it on his head, And they dtd on him a purple garment, and cane vnto Hint, andfatd, Dayle Ling of the Jewes: and they friote him on the face, Pilate went foorth againe and fapde vnto them, Webolde, FZ bring him foosth to pou, that ye may know that J find no fault in Hin. Chen came Fetus foosth, wearing acrowne of thozite, and arobe of purple, And hee ſayeth vnto them, Behold the mat, When the high prtetts theres foze and the miniſters ſawe hint, thep cryed, Crucifiie Him, crucifie him, Pilate fapeth onto them, Cake pe him, and crucifie hit, foz F find no caule tn Him. The Fewesanlwered him, we haue alawe, and by our lawebeoughtto dpe, becauſe he made him lelfe the fone of God, When Pilate Heard that ſaying, ee was the moze afvapde, and went againe tnto the tudgement hall, andfayde vnto Jeſus, whence art thous Hut Fetus gaue him none anſwere. Chen fad Pilate vnto him, Speakett thou not vnto me? Rno⸗ weit thou not that Jhaue power to cricifie thee,and haue power to loofe thee? Jeſus anfwered, Chow couldeſt haue no power at all again me, except it were giuen thee from aboue. Therefore he that deli⸗ uered mee vnto thee, hath the moze ſinne. and from thenceloorth fought Pilate meanes to looſe him. But the Jewes cryed, ſaying, Ff thou let him goe thou art not Cefars friende :4foz whoſoeuer maketh Him telfe a Ling, is agatnt Ceſar. When Pilate heard that ſaying, bebrought Jeſus foozth, and fate downe to give fentence, in a place that is ~~ On good Friday. the pauement, but in the Hebsewe tongue, Gabba- tha, It was the preparing day of Cater, about the lixt houre. And he ſayeth vnto the Jewes, Beholde pouring. They cryed, ſayving, Away with him, a⸗ way with Him,crucifie hint. Pilate faith vnto thent, Spall J crucifie pour Ling? Che hie Priettes an- fiwered, We Haue noking but Cefar. Chen deliue- red He Hint to them to be cructiied, And thep tooke Fels and ledde him away. And He bare His croſſe, and went foorth into a place which ts called the place of dead mens thulles, butin Hebsewe Golgo- tha, where thep crucified him, arid two other with Hint, on either fide one, and Jeſus in the middeſt. And Pilate wzote a titic, and put it bpon the crofle, The writirig wag, Iefus of Nazareth, King of the Tewes. Chis title read many of the Fewes: forthe place where Fetus was cructiied, wasneeretothe | citie, And it was written in Hebrewe, Greeke, and Latine, Chen ſaid the high Prieſtes of the Jewes to Pilate, Weite nothing of the Jewes : but that hee fayde, Jam king of the Jewes. Pilate anfwered, wWhat J haute weitten, that haue F weitten. Chern the fouldiers, when they had crucified Fetus, tooke. his garments, andmade foure partes, to euery ſoul⸗ dier apart, and alfo his coate. Thecoate Was with⸗ out feame, wꝛought vpon thrꝛoughout. Chey fapde therefore among them ſelues, Let vs net deuide if, but caſt lots for it, who ſhall haue it, thattheScrip- ture might be fulfilled, faving, Chey haue parted mprapment among them, ard fo2 my coate did thep cat lottes. And the fouldiers did fuch thinges tv Deede, Chere ſtoode by the Crofie of Fetus, his mo- ‘ther,and his mothers fitter, Mavic the wife of Cleo⸗ phas, and Marie Magdalene. woven Jeſus ipso titel Beeler, ya | ad OES : On good Friday. fore fawe His mother, and the difciple whome he to: ted, ſtanding, he fatth vnto his mother, Woman, be⸗ Hold thy ſonne. Cher ſaid he to the diſciple, Beholde thp mother, And from that Houre the diſciple tooke her foz his owne. After thele things, Jeſus knowing that ail things were now perfourmed, p the Scrip⸗ ture might be fulfilled, belapeth, 9 thirt, Sothere ſtood a veſſel bp, ful of vineger: Cherefore they filled a fpokgewith vineger, and word tt about with hy⸗ fope, and put it to his mouth. Aficone as Fetus then receued of the bineger, he ſayde, Ft ts finiſhed, and bowed bishead, and gate bp the ghoſt. Che Jewes therefore, becaute it was the preparing of the Sab⸗ both, that the bodyes fhoulde not remaine bpon the croſſe on the Sabboth dap (fo2 that Sabboth dap was an high day) befought Pilate that thetr legges might be broken, a thatthep might be taken Downe, Chen came the fouldters,¢ brake the legs ofthe firf, andofthe other which was crucitied with him. But when they came to Jeſus, and faw that he was dead alreadp, thep brake not His legges: but one of the fouldiers with a ſpeare thruſt hint into the fide, and foo2th with there came out blood and water. And he that ſaw it bare recozde, eis recoꝛd 13 true, And he Knoweth that he ſaith true, p pe might beleeue alfo. Foꝛr thee things were done, that the ſcripture ould be fulfilled, Pe ſhall not breake a bone of him. And againe anothericripture faith, Theyſhal looke vpon hint whomthey haue pearced, After this, Joſeph of Grimathea (which was a difciple of Fetus, brut fe cretly fo2 feare of the Jewes befought Pilate that he might take Downe f body of Jeſus. And Pilate qaue Him licence. He came therefore atooke the bodyof Je⸗ ſus. And there came alo Nichodemus (which at the H.i. beginning Pet.3. Easier Euens beginning came to Jeſus by night) and bought of. mprerhe and aloes mingled together, aboutan buns Died pounde waight. Chen tooke they the body of Fetes, and wounde it in linnen clothes with the o- dours, as the manner of the Jewes is to burie. And in the place where he was crucified, there was agar: Det, and in the qarden anewe Sepuichze, wherein was never man layd. Chere lapd they Jeſus theres fo2c, becaule of the preparing of the Sabbotipat tie. Fewes, for the ſepulchre was nigh at hand. | Zafter Euen. The Epittle, : BH Pe Any) © t8 better (ifthe wil of Ged be fo that eos RNa pe fufier fo2 wel doing, then foz euil do⸗ j 2 ing:ſoꝛaſmuch as Chꝛiſt bath once tub ANY beens cere foz finnes, thetut forthe bniut, —— MVS De went onto Pilate, and begacdthe IU dey, bodte of Jeſus. Chen Pilate com: ot — manded Easter day. maunded the body to bee delivered. And when Jo⸗ ſeph had taken the bodte, hee weappeditina cleane linnen cloth, and layd tt in his new tombe, which be had hewen out even inthe rocke, and rolled aqreat ſtone to the doore of the lepulchze,and departed, Ana there was Marie Magdalene, and the other Ma⸗ a rie, fitting ouer againt thefepuichze. Che next day that followeth theday of preparing, the bigh Prieſts and Phariſees came together vnto Ptlate , faying, Sir, we remember that this deceiuerfatde, whtiehe was pet aliue, After three dayes J wiil rife againe, Command therefore, that the fepuichze bee made fure, bittiithe third day, let his diſciples come and ſteale hint away, and fay onto the people, Bee is riſen from the dead: and the lal errour thalibe worſe then cthe lirſt. Pilate fapde vnto them, Pe haue a watche, goe pour way, makeit as fureas peecan, Sothep went, and made the ſepulchre fure with the watch: men, and ſealed the fone, —— Se rah i ne oryBafterday. — ¶At Morning prayer, in ſteade of the Plalme, Mcome let vs,ac. Iheſe Anthemesthalbefung or ſaid. | Wak rifing aqaine from the dead, nowe dyeth “not Death trom henceforth hath nopower vpon Hint. foz in that he died, be died but once to put away finne: bitin that he liveth, he liueth vnto God, And bs likewiſe, count pour felues dead vnto fine, but liuing vnto GodinChutZFelusour2od, (> Hutt is riſen aqaine,the irk fruites of them that Mueepe. For leeing that by micamedeath,byman alſo commeth the refurrection of tie dead, for as bp Goreptotife, Adam all men doe die; ſo by Chiſt atl men thalbe ves : "1 Easter daye. ST: The Colle. — —z ULmightie God, which through thy onely begot: Aten ſonne Fetus Cheitt hat overcome death,and opened vnto bs the gate ofeucriating itfe: we hum⸗ biy befeech thee, that as by thy {pectall grace preven: ting b3,thou dock put in our minds qood delires : fo bpyp thy continual helpe wee may being the fame to good etlect, through Fetus Chet our Horde, who li⸗ ueth,ac. bcEpitl· nog KSN97S $F yee be viten againe with Chri, ſeeke Dthole thinges which are aboue , where OF, Chutk Ktteth on the right hande of God, pe liued in them. — —— BP Fa “ oe 2 * S —— * — J Z d A Py — . The Gofpel. | ——— real OC fir dap of the Sabbothes came (| Marie Magdalene earely (when tt pal Co! 4} was pet darke vntothe ſepulchre, and ſlavwthe fone takẽ away from graue. Chen chee ran, gcame to Simon Pe⸗ er, and to the other difciple whome Jeſus loved and ſayth vntothem, Chey haue taken away the Loꝛde out of the graue, and we cannot tell where they haue layde bint, Peter therefore went foorth, and that octher difciple, andcame vnto the Sepulchze, They — ranne Munday in Caster wetke. ranne both together, and that other Diſciple did outrunne Peter,and came Arf to the ſepulchre. And when he had Couped down, he ſaw the linen clothes Iping, pet went he wot in, Chen came Simon peter following bim,and went into the ſepulchre, and ſaw the linen clothes lie,and the napkin that was about his head, notlping with the linen clothes, but wrap⸗ ped together ina place by ttfelfe, Chen went in alto that other difctple , which came firk to the Sepul⸗ ' che, and be fawe, and beleeued: For as pet thep knewe not the Socvipture, thathe fhould rife agatne from death, Then the diſciples went _— to their owne home,. Munday in Eafter weeke, ; _ The Colle&, A Lmightie Bod, which theough thy onely begot⸗ ten Sonne Jeſus Chak haſt ouercomedeath, and opened vnto vs the gate of euerlaſting liſe: we humbly beleech thee, that as by thy ſpeciall grace preuenting b3, thou doeſt putin our mindes good Delires: fo by thpcontinuall helpe we may bring the faine to good effect, thrꝛough Jeſus Chriſt our Loyd, imho liveth and raignetty gc The Epiſtle. Eter opened His mouth, and ſayde, Of A&1 yj ieee) ex |Attrueth F percetue that thereis noret- 34 pect of perſons with God: but in all 9— people bee that ſeareth him, andwoz- Zketh righteouſfneſſe, is accepted with * ‘Pe Know he preaching that Godfentontothe children of Braet, peaching peace by Jeſus Chute, ey ig — ouer all things, arr peeaching = 4 * C24. FS Munday tn Easter weeke. was publithed theoughout all Jurie (and begat in @alitee, after the baptifme which John peeached) Howe God anointed Jeſus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghoſt, and with power, which Jeſus went a bout, doing good, a healing al that were oppzefied of p deuill, foz God was with him, Aird we are witnel⸗ {es ofall things which be did in Che 14d of b Fewes,¢ at hieruſalem, who they few ehanged on tree. Him God raiſed op the thiva dap, and ſhe wed him openly, not toatl 6 people,but to bs witneſſes (choſen before of God foz the fame intent) which dtd cate and drinke With him after he rofe from death, And he comman⸗ bed vs Co preach buita the people, ¢ to teftifie,thatit ts he which was ordeined of God to be the tudge of the quiche and the dead. To him giue all the Prophets witnefle, that theough his name, whoſoeuer belees ueth in hint, hall recetue xemiſſion of ſinnes. The Gofpel. CEholde, two of the difciples went that x Dy, fame Day to a towne called Cmmaus, S44 twohich was fro Hierufalem about thee 7 ee {coze furlongs, and thep talked toges Seve A ther of all the thinges that bad happe⸗ ned. And it chaunced, while they communed toge- ther and reafoned, Jeſus himlelfe dee we neere, and went with them: But thetr eyes were Holden that Ay _ they hould not brow him, And he ſayde vnto then, what maner of communications are thefe that pee Haue one to another a3 ye walke,a are ſad: Andthe — one of them (whole name was Cleophas) anſwe⸗ red,and ſayd vnto him, Art thouonelp a ſtranger in Hieruſalem, and hall not inowen the things which haue chaunced there in theſe dayes? He fayde vnto them, What thinas? And they ſayde onto wae Jeſu Munday in Cafter weere. Jeſus of Masareth which was a Prꝛophet, migh- tic in deede and Worde before God and all the peo: ple, and How the high Prieſts and our rulers deliue⸗ red hint tobe condemned to death, and haue crucified Him: Wut we trulted that it had bin he which whould Haue redeemed Iſrael. And as touching all thele thinges, to day is euen the third dap that thep were Done, Pea, andcertatne women alfo of our compa: ny made bs affonted, which came earely bnto the Sepulchze, and found not hts body, and came, faps ing that they had feene a bifion of Angels, which fayde that be was altue, And certaine of them which Were with bs, went to the fepulchze , and founde tt euen foas the women had ſaide, but him they fawe not.And he ſaide vntothem, D fooles, and lowe of Heart to beieeue all that the Prophets haue ſpoken. Ought not Cort to haue fuffered thete things, and toenter into bis glozp? And hee beganne at Moſes. and all the Prophets, and interpreted bnto them tit all Scriptures which were wetttenot Him, And they drewe niah onto the Cowne which they went brite, and hee made as though Hee woulde Haue gone further, and theyconſtrayned him, ſaying, A⸗ bide with vs, for it draweth to wardes night, and the day tg karre paſſed. And Hee went in totary with them. Andit came to paſſe, as he late at meate with them, be tooke bread, andbiefledtt, and brake, and gaue to then, Andthetr epes were opened, and they knewe hint: adhe vaniſhed out of their ight. Ana they ſaide betweene themſelues, Bid not our hearts burne within vs, while hee talked with bs by the Way, and opened vnto bs the Scriptures? And thep rofe bp the fame houre,and returned to Hieruſalem, and kound the eleuen eth together, and = iiii. at —— Luefday in Cafter weexe. that were with them faving, The Lorde is riſen in deede, and hath appeared to Sinton, And they tolde what thinges were Done in the Way, and Howe they Krew him in breaking of bread, 1 Tuefday in Eafter weeke. | The Colle&. ALwightie father, which hall giuen thine onely Honne todieforzourfinnes, and to rife againe for our tuftification: avant bs fo to put away the . leauen of malice and wickedneſſe, that wee may al- wap ferue thee in pureneſſe of liuing and trueth, through Fetus Chꝛiſt our 1020, | The Epiſtle. generation of Abzaham, ard whofoe- 224 wer among pou keareth God, to vou is , Bythts woozde of faluation tent, Foꝛ the Sinhabiters of Hieruſalem, and their * a » AYE ritlers , becaule they knewe him not, m02 pet the voyces of the Wophetes, which are read euerp — Sabboth day, they haue fulhilied them tt con⸗ demning Him. And wher thep founde no caule of death in him, yet delived thep Pilate to hill him. And when thep Had fultilied all that were written of Hirt, they tooke him downe from thetree, and put Him in a Sepulchre. Wut God raypled Him agate from death the third day, and Hee was ſeene many dayes of thent which went with him from Galilee to Hieruſalem, which are witneſſes onto the people, — And wee declare vnto you, Howe that the promite which was nade vnto the fathers, God hath ful- filled vnto their childzen, euen vnto bs, baie ate e oa y yr Ce men and brethren, children ofthe. Tuce/day in rafter weeke. bevapled bp Felus againe, euen as it is wettter in thefecond plalme, Chow art my fone, this dap haue FZ begotten thee. As concerning that dee rayſed him bp fro death , now no moze to returne to coꝛrrup⸗· tion, bee ſayd on this wile, THe Holy promifes made to Dauid, wil J qtue taithiulip vnto pou. Wherefore He fait alfoin another place, Chow halt not tuffer thine holp one to tee coꝛruption. Foꝛ Dauid (after that he pad in his time fulfilled the will of God ) tell on flecpe, and Was layde vnto his fathers, and fawe corruption: But he whom God rayſed againe, fawe — no cozruption, Be tt knowen onto pou tierefoze (pee men and brethren) that though this man ts prea- ched vnto pou korgiueneſſe of finnes,and thatby Him ail that beleeue, ave tufifiedfromatlthings, from which ye could not bee tutified by the Lawe of Mo⸗ ſes. Beware therefore,leatt that fallon you, which is ſpoken oftn the Prophets, Beholde pee deſpiſers, and wonder, am periſh yee: sfo2 J doe a wozke tn pourDdayes, which pe hail not beleewe, though a matt declare tt vnto pou, The Gofpel. A Pea clus Loode inthe middes of his diſci⸗ Luk.2 E074 RSM ples sand ſaide buto them, eace be vn⸗ 36. Handle mee, andfee: fo2 a + hath no fleſh and And when hee had thus ſpoken, bee hewed them his handes and his — T he firft Sunday after Eafter. And while they vet beleeued not for top, and wonde⸗ red, be faid vnto them, Haue ye here any meate? And they offred him aptece of abzopied fi, and of an ho⸗ niecombe. And he tooke it, and did eate before them, And he laid onto them, Cele are the wordes which J ſpake vnto pot, while J was pet with pou: that all mutt needes be fulfilled which were written of me ‘inthe law of Motes and in the Bzophets,and in the Pfalmes, Chen opened hee their wittes, that they. might vnderſtande the fcriptures, efayd brite them, Thus itis written, and thus ttbehooucd Chak to fuffer , and to rife againe from death the third dap, and that repentance and vemifion of ſinnes ſhould be preached in Hig name among all nations, a muſt | — at Hieruſalem. And peare witneſſes of thele The firft Sunday after Eafter, The Colleé&. ALmiaꝑtie God. ac. (As at the Communion on Eaſter dap. ) i | The Epiftle. PO ip Li that is boꝛne of God, ouercommeth A e the worlde, And this 18 the bictozie S\OVA) roms VP that ouercommeth the woride, euen our a) Ve faith, Who 1s hee that ouercommeth OL» the worlde, but he that beleeueth that Aelus is the fone of God? Chis Fetus Chꝛiſt ts bee that came bp water and blood: not by water onelp, but by water and blood, And itis the ſpirite thatbeareth witneſſe, becaule the ſpirite is trueth. ffoz there are thꝛee which beare recozde in heauen. the father, the Morde, and the holy Ghoſt, and theſe chꝛee are one, And there ave theee which beare ne T be fir/t Sunday.after Cafter. cord in earth, thelpirite, arid water,and blood, and: thele three are one. If we receive the witnes of men, the witnes of od is greater: fo2 this ts the witneſſe of God, which he tefifled of his ſonne. He that belee⸗ ueth on the Sonne of God, Hath the witnes tn him⸗ felfe: He that beleeueth not God, hath made hima lpyar, becaute he beleeucth notthe recozde that God gaue of His ſonne.And this ts the record, Howe that God hath giuen onto bs eternall tife,and this life is in his ſonne. De that hath the Sonne, Hath life,and he that Hath not ig —— God,/ hath not life, colpel. .9 He fame dap at night, which was the lohn: father hath put in his owne power. But pe ſhall receiue power after the h⸗ iy Ghott ts conte vpon pow: and pe ſhall be witneſſes vnto me, wotonely in Hieruſalem, but alfo in al Ju⸗ rie,andin Samarta,and euen vntothe worlds end. And when he had ſpoken theſe things while they be⸗ Heide, hee wag taken bp onhie, and a cloude recets ued him bpout of their fight, And while thep looked fedfattiy bptowarde beauen as hee went, bebolde, ‘two men oode by them in white apparel, which — alſo faid, De men of Galilee, why Lanse pe gating bp * into heauen? This ſame Jeſus which is — ee | —— om os ES, a 4 —— ma = * — * Ta ae tae a ee The eA [cenfion day. krom pou into heauen, thallfo come, euen as s yebaue : leene — inte heauen. The Goſpel. i Cus appeared vnto the eleuen, as they ma ck. BANS ; ( ( late atmeate, gcall in thetr teeth their ; fe YA BG, bnbeliefe ehardnetie of heart, becauie 7 ec BN they beleeued not thé which had ſeene | iG immo! CHAt He Was rifen againe from dead. Gnd be ſayde vnto them, Goe vee into all the wozlde, and preachethe Golpel to all creatures: Bee that bes leeueth andis baptised, thall bee faued: but be that beleeueth not, hall be damned, And thele tokens thal followe them that beieeue, In my name they thal caſt out deuils,they thal {peatie with newe tongues, they thall deiue away Serpents, and if Hey dunke anyp deadly Ching, tt hal not hurt them: thev hall lap their hands on the fiche, and they thallrecouer, So then wher the Lorde had {poken vnto them, be was receiued into heauen, a is on the right hand of God, And they went forth,and preached euery where, the Lod working withthem. and conlirming the worde withmiracles following, = i Sunday after Afcenfion day. _ The Collea. | QP. the king of glorie, twhich batt exalted “thine onely Sonne Fetus Cynitt, with areat triumph vnto thy kingdome in heatien: we beleeche thee leaue bs not comfortieffe , but fende to bs thine holy Ghok tocomfozt bs, and erait bs vnto fhe fame piace Whither our Sauiour Chꝛeiſt is gore before, | wholtech andreigneth,a. — . at Tee 4.7 [eat Bs —— Afcenfic ion wih — “The Epiftle. | — He ende of all things is athare, sBet 4| vethereforefober , ¢ watcd brito pray: | HC, SI ev. But aboue all things haue feruent in FAY | louc among pour ſelues: fo2 loue thall Mcouer the muititude of fitwnes, Wee pee % ——— to another without grudging. As euery man Hath receiued the gilt, euen fo miniſter the ſame one to another, as good miniſters of the ma⸗ nifolde graces of Ged. Fl any man ſpeake, let hint talke as the wordes of God, It any mart mititter, tet him doe it, as ofthe habilitie which God miniſtreth to bint, that God it all thinges may bee glorilied though Fetus Chit, to whom bee prayſe and domi⸗ nion for euer and etter, amen, The Gofpel. ss night, and layde vnto him, Rabbt, we Law inowwe that thou arta teachercometro — | God, fo2 110 matt could doe ſuch miracles as thou do⸗ ‘Sonne of man which is in heauen Andas Doles Lift vp the Serpent inthe wildernelle, euen lo — T he firft Sunday afterT rinitie. the ſonne of man be lift bp,that wholoever beleeueth in — not, but haue euerlaſting liſe. The firſt Sunday after Trinitie. The Collect. G22 the ſtrength of all them that truti tit thee, mercifully accept our prayers: And becauſe the weaßkenelſe of our moztall nature can doe no good thing without thee, graunt os the helpe of thy grace, that tn keeping of thy commaundements wee map pleaſe thee boty in witl and deede, thꝛouan Fetus ea our 025, | The Epiftle. = Earelp beloued, tet 3 loue orte ano⸗ t-lob.4-; uery one that loueth, 18 borne of God, and knoweth God. He that loueth not, Knoweth not God: for God is loue. In ehis appearcth the loue of Godtobswarde, becaute that God ent his onelx begotten Sonne into the wo2lde,that we might live through Him, Herein ts loue, wot that wee loued God, but that he loucdds, and fent his ſonne to be the agreemẽt fo2 our ſinnes. Dearely beloued, if God foloued dvs, wee ought alfo one to loue another, No man hath ſeene Govat any time. Il we loue one another, God dwelleth in bs, aid His loue is perfect in vs. Hereby knowe wee that we dwell in himand be in vs, becaule hee hath giuen vs ot his ſpirite. And we haue ſeene, and doe teſtifie, that the father ſent the Sonne to bee the ſauiour of the world. Whoſoeuer conſeſſeth that Je⸗ ſus is the ſonne of God in him dwelleth God, a he in God. And wee haue knowen and beleeued the loue that God hath to bs, God is loue, and hee — —— Thefirft Sunday after Trinitie. leth inlouc, dwelleth in God and God in hint, Here: in is the loue perfect in vs, that wee ſhoulde truſt in Cie day of tudgement: ſor as he is, eiuen ſo are wee in this worlde. Chere is no feare in toue, but perfect loue caſteth out feare: ſoꝛ feare hath paynetulneſſe. = that feareth,is not perfect in loue. Mee loue him, or he loued bs firſt. Iſa man ſay, Jloue God,qnod pet ‘Kate bis brother, he is a lpar. For pow can hee that loueth not His brother whome bee hath feene, loue God whome he hath notieene? and this commande⸗ ment haue we of hint, that he which loueth God, Mould loue His beother alfo, : | wer Teele aon poe ete Was Acertaine rich man, which Fs) (eS2 was clothed in purple. ¢ fine white, ¢ fey fared delictoullp euery dap, And there - | Was a cettatne begger named Laza⸗ uJ Gor Al TUS, WHICH lay athts gate fll of forces, Beliring to be refyethed with the crumbes which feil from the rich mans boorde, and no man gaue vnto him: The dogs caine alfo and licked hisfores, And it fortuned that the begger dyed, and was carped by the Angels into Abzabanis bofome, Che riche man alfo dyed , and Was buried, And betng in hell in tor⸗ ments, be litt vp his eyes, and fawe Abraham afarre off, and Lazarus in his bofome, and hee crped, and fayde, father Abraham, hate mercte on mee, and fende Lazarus, that hee may dippe the tippeof bis finger in water, and cooie my tongue , for J am toꝛ⸗⸗ mented in this llame. But Abraham ſayde, Sonne, rewember Chat thou in thy itfe time receiuedſt thy pleaſure, and contrariwiſe Lazarus receiued paine: vut nowe hee is comforted, and thou art puniſhed. Bexonde all this, betweene vs and pouthereisa great T hei. Sunday after Trinitie. great {pace fet, fo that they which would goe krom Hence to yor,can not neither may comefrom thence tobs. Chen he fapde, J pray thee therefore father, fend bine to my fathers Houle: (for J haue fiue bees thzett) fo2 to warne them, leaſt they come aifo into this place of tozment. Abrꝛaham ſaid onto him, Chey Haue Moles e the Prophets, let them heare them. And helayd, Map father Abraham, bus fone come bute them from the dead, thep willrepeitt, He ſayde nto Hint, Ff they heave not Moſes and the Pro⸗ phets, neither mill thep beleeue though one aroſe from death againe, ik ONE UGS (OPES ; The ti. Sunday after;Trinities our duc: : The Colle&, | Dd make vs to baue aperpetual feare and loue of thy Holy nante, for thou newer fayleſt to helpe and gouerne them whom thou dock bring bp in thy ftedfatt loue. Graunt this gFcccc. J SO The Epiſtle SUGGS SF Se Oe Ss Arueile not, mybaetheer, thouay the SA (£ wozulbde hate you: we knowe that wee o//\Ke ave tranflated from death vnto life, bes aN OW /e) Wy caule we loue the bꝛethren. He that Io ZY \ Gad eth not pis brother, abtdeth tn death, whoſoeuer hateth his brother, is a manllear. And pee knowe that no manflear hath eternail life abt- ding in Him, Derebpperceiue wee loue, becaule he gaue HIS life for bs, and wee ought to giue our lines for the brethen. But who fo Hath thts worldes - ose : * — —1 * = 1.Ioh.3, 54,3 Good, and feeth his brother haue neede, and chut⸗ teth bp His compaſſion from him, how dwelleth the loue of God in hin? My babes, let vs not loue in Worde, neither in tongue: but in deede and in veri⸗ tie. hereby wee knowe that wee are oftheberitie, eh Me ea Tt T he fecond Sunday after T rinitie. and can quiet our heartes before him, Foꝛ if our Heart condemne vs, God is qreater then our heart, and knoweth all thinges. Dearely beloued, if our heart condemne:bs not, then haue we truſt to God⸗ Warde and whatloener we alke, we recetue of hint, becaule wekeepe his connnandements and do thofe things which are pleafantin bis fight, And this is his commuandement,that we beleeve on the name of his ſonne Jeſus Chk, and loue one another, as he gaue commandement. And he that keepeth his conve mandements, dwelleth in him, andhe in him: and Hereby we knowe that he abideth in bs, euen by the fpivit which he hath giuen vs. | ve ihe 14. Je 7 ganne to make excuſe. Che firſt ſayde vnto hin, J haue bought a ſarme, and Jmuſt needes goe and ſee tt, JZ pay thee haue me excuſed. Andanother ſaid, J — Haue bought fue pose of oven, ⁊ Igo to pꝛoue them. roome.And the Lord ſayd vnto the ſeruant, Got orit J pray thee haue me excuted. And another ſayde, J bauemarrpeda wife, and therekore Jcan not come, And the ſeruant returned, and brought his matter worde agate thereof, Ther was the goodman of the Doute difpicated, and faide to his feruant, Goe out quickelp into the fireetes and quarters of the ct- tie, and bzing in hither the poorer, andfeeble, and — the halt, and blinde. And theferuantfapde, Lozde,1¢ ig Done as thou Hal commaunded, and pet there ts into The thirde Sunday after L rinttte. into the high wayes and hedges, and compel thent to come in,that my Houle may be filled. Foꝛ Jſay vn⸗ toyou, that none of thefe men which were bidder, ſhall tafte of my ſupper. The third Sunday after Trinitie, The Colle&, | ©”, we befeech thee mercifully to heave oe ia vnto whome thou bak giuen an heartie defire to pay, qraunt that by thy mightie ayde we may be der fended, theough Jelus Chꝛiſt our Lord. The Epiſtle. 2B asbntit pour ſelues euery ma one 1.Pet. : AN Dey to attother, knitte pour ſelues to- gether in lowlinelle of minde: Foꝛ Say Godrelifteth the pꝛoude, a giueth F grace to the bumble. Submitte SPS o — * ſelues therefore vnder the a atone aed that he map erait pot when the time ts come, Catt all | pour carve bpon him, fo2 bee careth fo2 pou. Be ſober, and watci),fo2 pour adueriarie the deutil, a3 a roaring Lio, walketh about, fecking whome He may deuoure: whome refit ffedfatt in Che faith, Knowing that the fame afflictions are appointed vn⸗ to pour beth zen that are in the wold. But the God ofall grace, which Hath called bs vnto his eternal glorie by Chriſt F cfu, hall his owne ſelſe (after that pe haue fuffered a title affliction) make pou perfect, fettle frenath,and tablih you. To him be glorr and dminion i euer and —_ — Bike of, i. AC The iij. Sunday after Trinitie. oa 3 ot The Golpebery eerie tat 15, 1 PE eee Den reforted onto Himals Publicanes - £NA and firners for to heare him. And the | [aXe Pobarifes a Scribes murmured, fap: (oy) Ceay ing, De receiueth ſinners. geateth with ese es (hent. But he put forth this parable vn⸗ to tient, faving, hat manamong pou,bauing an hũdreth ſheepe i he lofe one of Chem) doth not teaue ninetie and nine tn the wilderneliesand gocth after . that which is loſt, vntil he find it And when he hath founde it he layeth it on bis fhoulders With top: and aſſoone ashe commethhome, he calleth together his fouers and neighbours, ſaying dito thet, Keioyce ith me, foz J haue founde my heepe which was loſt. Jſay bnto pou,thatiike wile top ſhalbe in heauen ouerone ſinner that repenteth, more thẽ ouer ninetx e nine iuſt perſons, which neede no repentance, Ei⸗ tier what woman hauing ten groatscit the loſe one) Doth wot light a candle, x ſweepe the houſe, and fecke Diliqentlp till the finde tt? And when the hath found it, the calleth her louers and her neighbours toge⸗ ther ſaying, Keioyce with me,fo2 Jhaue founde the groate which J lott. Likewite F fay vnto pou, thalt there be toy tit the prefence of the Angels of God; ouer one ſinner that repentety. : . The itii, Sunday after Trinitie. The Collec, ts; i Od the protectour of all that tru in thee, with: out whome nothing is rong, nothing ts Holy: encreateand multipite vpon vs thy mercy,chat thou being our ruler andquyde, we may fo patie thꝛough things tempozall,that we finally lofe not the things eternall: Graunt this heauenly father, fo2‘Zelus Cheiftes lake our Loop, . 00 | J The Lhe uiy,Sunday after Trinitie. oad The Epifile,- Fi ) ry | Suppole that the afflictions of thig Rom.! 76ble, are not worthy of the glory which 18. AW thaibe fhewed bpon vs.Foꝛ the teruent iy delite of the creature abloeth looking vwvbhenthe lonnes of God hall appeare, becauſe the creature tz ſubduedto banitie againſt the will thereof, but fo2 is will which hath ſubdued the fame in hope, soz the fame creature hatbe deltuered from the bondage of corruption, onto the qlozious lis bertie of tie ſonnes of God. Foz we knowe that euery creature groncth with vs allo, atraueileth in paine, euen vnto this time:not onely tt, Dut we alfo whicy Haue the firl fruites ofthe ſpirite, mourne in our felucs alfo,and waite foz the adoption of the children Gf God, euen the delinerance of our bodies, | The Gofpel. per TeX C yee mercifull, as pour father alfo ts Luk.6. — Mmercifull. Judge not,and pe chall not be Del [any og MdgedD, Condemne not, ¢ pe hall not be G3) (af) Jz condemned. Forgiue, ¢ ve thail be fozat- gre DY ule. Gtue,andit chalbe giuen bute pou, good meature,¢ peefleddown,¢hakentogether,and running ouer,thall men gine into pour bofomes, Foz ‘Mthe fame meature that pe mete withall, hail other men mete fo you again. And he put forth a ſimilitude vnto them, Can the blinde leade 6 blind: Bo they not both fall into the ditche? Che diſciple is. not aboue dismafier, Euery man ballbe perfect, euen as his matter is noby feck thou amoteinthy beothers eve, Hut conſidereſt not the beame thatis in thine owne eye? Cither how canlt thou lay to thy byother, Bro⸗ ther,letme pul out the mote that isin thine eye, whe . thou feet not the beame that isin thine one eve? K.ii. fire Thev.Sunday aſter Trinitie. Firll thou hypocrite , catt out the beame out of thine owne eye, then halt thoufee perfectly to pull out the mote thatisin thy brothers eyve. ae The v.Sunday after Trinitie: | The Colle Geis. : J Raunt Lorde, we beſeech thee, that the courte of J this worlde may bee fo peaceably ogderedby thy . gouernance, that thy congregation may topfullp — ferue thee in all godly quietnefle, through Fetus Chꝛiſt our Loꝛd. The Epiſtle. (32) Sp loucas brethren , be pitifull, be courte· » og OUS, meeße notrendzing euttl fo2 etl, Ke , 02 rebuke foz rebuke: but contrariwiſe Kare MU bielle, knowing that pee are thereunto called , euert that pee ſhould be heires of the bleſſing. Fo2rhee that docth long afterlife, and loueth to fee ‘good dayes, let him refraine his tongue front euill. and His lippes that they ſpeake no guile. Lethim eſche we euill and dec good, iet Him feeke peace and — intuit, For the eyes of the Lorde are ouer the righ- teous, and his eares are open vnto their prayers, As gaine, the face of the Lorde is ouer Chem that doce will, Wozrcouer, who is hee that will harme pou, if pee followe that which ig good? Pea, happie are yjer i any trouble happen vnto pou foz righteoufnetle fake, We not ye afrayde ſor any terrour of them, net ther be ye troubled: but ſanctiſie the Lorde God in burheartss. : E E pou allof one mind, and ofone heart, — Thev. Sunday after Trinitie. TheGofpel, >. — $a GO 0g SF T came to palſe, that (when the wr (xh 3 people pꝛeaſed vpon him to heare pew the worde of God) he ſtoode bp the 5 lake ofGenesarcth,ana fawe two BY (2c 54 Whips ſtande bp the lakes fide, but Luke 5 the fithermen were gone out of Ao ty CX thent, ¢ were walhing theirnets, And he entred tito one of the Hippes (which pertai⸗ ned to Simon and prayed Himtbat he would theuſt out aliticfrom the land, And be fate down, ¢ taughe the people out of the thippe, When be had iett ſpea⸗ King, be faide bnto Simon, Launch out into the deepe, and let flip pour iets to make adaught, And . Simon antwered and ſayd onto him, Waker, wee haue laboured all night, and haue taken nothing: Meuerthelelle, at thy commaindement J will looſe foo2th the net. And when thep had fo done, they ens clofed a great multitude of filbes. Dut their nette brake, and they beckened to their ietiowes (which were tt Che other thippe) Hat they ould come and Helpe them, And thep came, and filled both thippes, that thepiunke againe. when Simon Peter {awe this, he tell downe at Jeſus trees taping, Lord, goe from me, for Fam afinfull man, fo2 be was aſtony⸗ ed, and all that were with hint, at the draught of fi- ſhes which they had taken: ¢ fo was allo James and Foon the ſonnes of Seberee, which were partners with Simon, And Fetus faide vnto Simon, Feare not, from henceloorth thou thait catch men, And andfollowenhim, = — — Ne We K..ii. Meuj. Sunday after T rinitie. TheColle&, - “*fucy good things as palle ali mans vnderkttan⸗ ding: polwze into our hearts ſuch loue toward thee, that we iouing thee in all things, map obtaine thp pꝛomiſes, which erceede all that wee can delire, through Fetus Chriſt our 2020, _ The Epiftle, 6.3. & => 9) Mowe pe not, that all wee which SGI Spe baptisedtodie with him? We are KNesk fe, buried the with him by baptifine lor to die, Hat likewiſe as Chriſt ESS}. wasratied trom death by the glo⸗ ANE vie of the father, euen fo we alfo hgould walkie tina newiltfe, Foꝛ if Wwe be grate in death like Suto Him, ewen fo hall we be partakers of tie Holp refurrection : Knowing this, hat our ole man is cructied with him aifo, that the body of ſinne might vtterly be deſtroied, that Heircefozth we Hould noche ſeruants dito fiiine.fo2 he thatis dead. 1s iuſtified front ſinne. wherefore, if we be Dead with Ch, we beleeue that we ſhall alſo Line with Him: Knowing that Chri being rayſed from death, dteth 110 moze, death Hath 110 moze pows er ouer dim. For as touching that hedped, he dyed concerning ſinne once: and as touching that he tt ueth, be liueth vnto God, Like wile conſider ve alſo, hat yeave dead as touching finne, but are aliue vn⸗ co God,through Fetus Chriſt our Lord. at Bot. - ts * ——— — Mi Ce SER 8 —— ve at oe — 53 ae Dd which Hatt prepared to them that loue thee, @ ate baptised tu Jeſus Chriſt, are a ) Dy a9 to pou in fheepes clothing, but in ward⸗ « lp thep ave rauening Wolues: pee hall a inowe them by theit fruites, oe mew 7X Gather grapes of thoes? 02 figaes — thities? Euen ſo, euerygood tree bringeth oo : Theix Sunday after Trinitie.. ood frites : buta coꝛrupt tree baingeth foorth euill ruites. A good tree cannot bring foo2th bad fruites, Neither can a bad tree bring forth qood fruttes. Eue⸗ vy tree that bringeth not forth good fruite, is hewen DOWN, and cal’ Into tHe five, Mhereſore by their fruites pe thailknow them. foct euerp one that ſaitz brite me, 02d, 2020, thal enter into the kingdome of heauen:but he that doeth the wil of my father which is in heauen, bee hall enterinto the hinatome of - heauen. Tay The ix.Sunday after Trinitie. | The Colle. Raunt to bs Lord, we beſeech thee, the {pirtte to Rthinke and doe alwapes ſuch things as be right⸗ kull, that we which cannot be without thee, may by _thee be able to liue according to thy will theough Je⸗ ſus Chet our Lord. 3 1 The Epiſtle. Rethꝛen. F would not that pe Houtd be © — iqnozant,Yow that our fathers were all Bal (a oy Duder.the cloude, and all pafled thꝛough les] (ai) Jee the Sea, and were all baptised bnder and DID ai Woes tn the cloube, and in the Sea, alleate of one ſpiritual meate,¢ did alldrinke of one ſpirituall dreinke: and they dranke ol the Spi⸗ xrituall rocke that followed them, which rocke was Chill. Wut in many of them had God no delight: fez they Were ouerthro wen in Me wilderne fie. Theſe are enſamples to bs, that toze hould not int after euill thinges, as hep luſted: and that pee hould not bee worſhippers sf images, as were fome of them, atcoꝛr⸗ ding as it is wꝛitten: Gye people late downe to cate and drinke, and role vpto play, Neither let bs bee de⸗ filed with ſornication, as ſome ol them were yt? apes * T he ix. Sunday after T rinitie. With kornication, and Cell in one day three a twentie thouſand. Neither let os tempt Chriſt, as fome of then tempted, and were deftroped of ſerpents. Nets ther murmure pe, as fome of them murmured, and were Deflroped of the deſtroyer. Ail thele thinges Happened vnto them ſor enfamples: but ave written to put vs in remembrance, whome the endes of the world are come vpon. Whereſore let him that thin⸗ «Beth be ſtandeth, take heede leaſt he fall, Chere hath none other temptation taken pou, but ſuch ag fols loweth the ature of man, Wut Godis faithiuil, which hail not tuffer pou to be tempted aboue your ſtrength, but halin the middek of temptation make a wayp.that pe map be able to beare it, The,Gofpel, 2.4 Clus fapde vnto his Diſciples, Chere ry, 1 49 Was & certaine rich man which hada Ps3| [Kg Sewarde, ethe fame was accufed vnto VC GQ dim that he bad watted his goods. And 2 o 28% He called him, and ſaid vnto him, Howe is it that Jheare this of thee? Gineaccompts of thy fewardihip,fo2 thou mayeſt be 110 longer ſtewarde. The ſteward fatd within hin lelfe,vovat hall Z dor fo2 my matter taketh away from me the flewardthip, AIcan not digge, and to begge Jam aſhamed. J wot what to doe, that when J am put out of the Stews ardſhip, Hep may receiue me into their houſes. So wien he hadcalled all his maſters detters together, he fatde vnto the firl, Powe much oweſt thou vnts my mafler? And He ſayd, an hundred tunnes of oyle. And he fatd vnto him, Cake thy bill, and ficdowne quickly, ¢ wette iftie, Chen fatd be to another, Bow — much owes thous And he faide, An hundreth quar ters of wheate. De ſaide vnto him, Cake thy on | | | an ~ Thex. Sunday after Trinitie. and wite foureicore, And the Low commended the vniuſt Sieward,vecaule he had done wiſely forthe children of this world are tn their nation wiſer then the childzen of light. And J fap onto pow, make pou friendes ofthe vnrighteous ammon, that when pe thall have neede, thep may recetue pou into euer⸗ lating habitations. The x. Sunday after Trinitie, | The Colle&, _ thy mercifull cares, O Wozde, be open to the papers of thy humbie ſeruants: And that thep — map obteine their petitions, make them to ate fuch thinges ag hail pieate thee, through Fetus Chat our Lorde. The Epiſtle. REE 7 Lr Oneerning (piritual things, bretheẽ, MS WZ J would nothaue you ignozant, Pee OK a ASK) pour wates vnto dumme images, etten i Nae enca BNOwe hat pe were Gentiles, a went SII as ve were ledbe. Whereſore F declare * patt, (hat no man ſpeaking by the Spirite of God vefieth Jeſus. Stfo nomancanlapthat Jeſus 13 the Lod, bist by He Holy Ghoſt. Chere are diuer- fities of giftes, yet but one ſpirite. And there are dif: ‘ferences ofadminifirations, and pet but one Lorde. And there are diuers maners of operations, and yet but one God, which worketh atlin all. Che gift of © the fpivite is giuen to euery matt to edifie withall. Foz toone is giuen theough the (pirit, the vtterance of wiledome, to another is giuen the vtterance of knowledge by the fame tptrite, to another is giuen faith by the ſame ſpirite, to another the att of hea⸗ ling by the fame ſpirite, toanother power to doe mi⸗ ie — to — to ee fo ia iudge⸗ ment T bex.Sunday after Trinitie. merit to Difcerne {pirits, to another diuers tongues, to another the tnterpretation of tongues: And theſe all wezketh the felfe fame ſpirit, deniding to every man a teuerau gitt euen as he will. The Goſpel. V(ZEX fd when he was come neere to Hieru⸗ Lub. 19 lalem, be beheld the citie, and wept on 41. —— 5 it faping, 3f thou haddeſt knowẽ Chole — things which belong vnto thy peace, ( W even tn this thy dap, thou wouldeſt take heede: but now arethey hidde from thine eves, Foz the dayes ſhallcome vnto thee, that thine ene⸗ mics thall caft a banke about thee, and compaſſe thee rolinde, and keepe thee in on euery fide, and make thee euen with the grounde, and thy children which Ave in thee: and thep thall not leave in thee one fone vpon another, becauſe thou bowel not the time of Chy bifitation, And he bo at into the temple, andbes gan toca out them that fold therein, and them that bought, faving vnto them, Ft is weitten, Wy houſe is the houſe of prayer, but ye haue made Wadestine of | theeues, and ye taughtdaplyt in the temple, “al The xisSunday after Trinitie, The Colle&. G2, > Which declarett thr almightie power moe chielp tn Hhewing mercy and pitte : giue vnto bs abundantly thy grace, that weerunningtothy pio mifes, map be made partakers of thy ——— fi ——— mee our noe ie | The Lhe xy Sunday after T rinitie. gy sen dn rests 9 TRe Rp ited aid EY Fe Kethren, aspertetning to the Goſpell RU] DRY FOS. Which F preached onto pou, whicd yee bhaue allo accepted,and in the which pe cõtinue, bythe which pearcalfofaued: - J Doe pou to wit after what maner F * preached bnitopou,tt pec teepett, except yee haue be: leeued in vaine: Foz firſt of all Jdeliuered vnto por that which Jreceiued, how that Cheiſt dyed ſor our {tines agreeing to the Scriptures: And that he was buried, andthat he vole againe the third day, acce2- ding to the Scriptures, andthat bee was feene of Cepbhas, then of the tweiue: After that, be was ſeene of moe then fiue hundreth brethren at once, of which manyremayne butothis dap, and many are fallen alleepe, After that appeared he to James, thentoall - the Apotties, and lat of atlhe was ſeene of me, as of one that was boꝛne outof due time: for Fam the eat of (be Apofties, which am not woꝛthy to bee cals qed an Apoſtle, becauſe Jhaue perſecuted the Con⸗ gregation of God, But bythe grace of God. Jam that Bam: and his grace which is in mee, was not in 18.9. ; haine, But Z laboured mozeaboundantly then they all: yet not J, but the grace of God which ts with me. Wherefore, whetyevit were Zozthey, fo we peea ched, and fo pe Haute beleeued. : | athe Gofpel, — Hull tolde this parable vnto certaine which truſted in themſelues that they were perlect, and deſpiſed other. Cwo men went bp into the Cemple to pray, 8 a the ones Phariſee, ethe other a Pub⸗ licane, Che Pbharifee oode and peayedthus with him ſelle: God J thanke thee that J am not . — — The xij. Sunday after Trinitie. ther men are,ertoztioners oniutt, adtiterers, 02 as this Publicane. J fal twiie in the weeke, F giue tythe of all that Jpoſſeſſe. And the Publicane ſtan⸗ ding a karre off, would notité dp his eves toheatiert, but mote his bref, faping, God be mercifull to mea finer, J tell pou, chis mat departed Home toys Houle iuttified moze then the other, Foreuery man that exalteth himſelle ſhalbe brought lowe: and hee thathumbleth him ſelfe, halbe exalted. * Thexij. Sunday after trinitie. f The Collect. ; | Lmightie and eueriating God, which art ab Wapes moze readytoheare, then we toprap, and art Wont Co giue moze ther either we defire 02 de⸗ ſerue: Powꝛẽ Downe vpon bs the abundance ofthp mercie, forgiving bs thofe things whereof our cons ſcience is afraide, andaiuing vnto bs that, thatour prayer Dare not preſũme to athe, through Fetus. Chriſt dur or 8 Tye ph — Sts SO QVC G) Ud trut haue we though Chiff to 1.Cor.: ANsUy> Bod ward, rot that we ave tuflictent of 4. 3 SN Sour felues to thinke any thing as of Lp 2\po our flues: but it webe able butoany SSA A thing, the fame cõmeth of God, which bath made bs able to miniſter the newe Ceſtament,. not of the letter, bit of the ſpirit: Foz che letter kil⸗ leth, but the ſpirit giueth life, Ff the minitration of death, though the letters figured it Tones, Was Glozious, fo that the childzen of Iſrael coulde wot bebolde the face of Moſes for the glorie of His countenance (which glozie is dove away: ) pee * — Lhexy. Sunday after Trinitie. , chall not the miniſtration of the fpiritbe much moze ~ glorious? Foꝛ if the minittration of condemnation be glozious, much moze doeth the — of righteouſneſſe exceede in glory. The Goſpel. eos Clus departed from the conttes of B ic Cree and Sidon, andcame onto the Sea of Galilee, through the —A 4 mids of the coaſts of the ten cities, , And they brought buto Him one aes that wasdeafe, and had animpe: : a Diment in His ‘tyeache: and thep ; vane ‘ine to put his hand vpon Him. And when he Had taken him alive from the people, he put bts fin- gers into hiseares, and didfpitte, and touched his tongue, and looked bp to Heaven, and fighed, and fatd vnto hint, Ephata, that is to fay, Be opened. And flraightway bis cares were opened,and the firing of bis tongue was Ieofed, andhelpakeplatne. Andhe commanded them that they Hhouid teil no man, But the moze he forbade them, fo much the moꝛe agreat deale they publiſhed, ſaving, be bath done all anes 8 . well, be bath made both the deate t 0 ie wi o dumme to ſpeake. Yate - The’ xiii, Sunday after Trinitie. The Collect. A Vxightie and merciful Ged, of whore onely gift it commeth that thy faithful people doc vn⸗ to thee true andlaudable feruice: Graunt wee be- ſeech thee, that wee may ſo runne to thy beauenty pꝛomiſes that wee faile not finally to — the | forme Soon Chriſtour Lorꝛ2r d. * ¢ < Thexiij. Sunday after Trinitie. The Epiftle, NE mifes made. Be faith not, Fn histeeds, Gal.3.1 oſpel. Dyg Apppr are the eyes which fee the things : eA) (3 that-pe fee. for F tell pou, that many — 2 P2ophetes and Kings haue defiredto za fee thofe things which pe fee, and haue Z not feene them, ¢ to heare thoſe things Nel ae which pe beare, and haue not heard them, And be- Hold, acertaine Lawyer flood bp,and tempted hin, — faving, Watter, what chall J doe to inberite eternatt life? Pee fayde onto him, What is weitten in the {awe? Howe readell thou? Andheantwered, and fayd, Leue the 102d thy — ne alt thy —_ ce Sf bextut. sunday after Lrinitw. — With all chy toute and with al thyſtrength, and with , . alleoy mind, and toy neighbour as thy ietie, And he 4 faidontobim, Chou batt antwered right: this doe, and thou thaittiue, Buthe, willing to uſtifie him⸗ feife, ſaid vnto Jeſus, And who ismy neighbour? Jeſus anſwered and ſaid, Acertaine man deſcended from Hieruſalem to Jericho, a fellamong thieues. which robbed him of his raiment, wounded Him, and departed, leauing bint balfe dead, And it chan⸗ ced that there came downe acertaine prieſt that ſame way, and when he ſawe him, he paſſed by, And liße⸗ Wile a Leuite ( when he went nigh to the place)came and looked on him, a paſſed by. But a certaine Spas maritane, as he iourneted, came vnto him,x whẽ be ſaw him, he had compaſſion on him, ¢ went to bint, and bound bp His wounds, g powred in ople g wine, and fet him on his owne beaſt, and brought him toa common Inne, and made prouiſion foꝛ him, And on the morowe when he departed, hee tooke out two pence, and gaue them to the hoſte, and ſaid vnto hint, Cake cure of Him, and whatloeuer thou ſpendeſt more, When F come againe F will recompente thee, which nowe of thele three thinkell thou was neigh: . hour vnto him that felamong the thieues? And hee faid vnto him, De that hewed mercie on him, Then faid Fetus to him, Go, and doe thou likewiſe. _ The xiiij, Sunday after trinitie. i cts ecotl? rege Colle, oro shai hee? A Lmightie and euerlaſting God, giue bute bs * the encreafe of faith, hope, and charitie: and that we mayobtaine that which thou doeſt promite, make bs to loue that which thou dock commande, theough Fetus Chit our Loz, 7 ou. fe G a} The xitij Sunday after Trinitie. | The Epiftle. Fe EE mm Hay, walke in the fpirit, fulfil not the Gal.s. mer) [coos tut of the fleth, Foz the Heth luſteth cons A Baas trary to the ſpirit, a the ſpirit contrary rae BOA tothe fle, Chele are cOtrarp one tothe ee S} (Po, 9) other,fo that pe cannot doe whatſoeuer Soom pe Would, Wut ef pe be ledof the fyirit, then are pe not onder the law. Che deedes of the fleth ave manileſt, which ave theſe:Adulterie, fornication, biticannedle, wantonnelie, worshipping of Images witchcratt hatred, variance, zeale, wrath, trite, ſedi⸗ tions, fectes enuping murder, drunkenneſſe, glutto⸗ nie, and lucy like,of the which FZ tell pou before; as J haue told pou in times pall, that they which commit fuch things, thal not be inveritozs of the kingdome of . Goad, Contrarily,the fruite of the ſpirite is loue, toy, peacelong fuffering gentleneſſe, goodneſſe, faithful: neſſe, meekeneſſe, temperance: againſt ſuch there ts no lawe. They truely that ave Chriſtes, haue criciti- ed the fleſh, with tie affections and luſtes. go The Gofpel. + : YN ZSy Adit chaunced as Jeſus went to Pies Ly,17, ‘VAS vufalent, that hee patted theough Sa⸗ US oes. Woy Marla,attd Galilee. And as hee entred NIZA? intoa cevtaine Cowne, there net him ws “ ten men that were lepers, which food WEA) a karre off, and put foorth their bopces and fapde, Fes jus mafter haue mercie on bs. When He fawe them, be ſayde vntothem, Boe ſhewe pour ſelues bnto the Prieſtes. And it came tcpafie, that as they went, thep were clearied. Andoneofthent, when he fawe that he was cleanted turned backe againe,and with aloude voyce pꝛayvſed G DD; and tell Downe on His face at His feete, and — oe thanks, 4nd He pois ond ¢ i Thexv.Sunday after T rinitie. was aSamaritane, And Jeſus anfwered andfayd, Are there not tennne cleanted? Wut where are thole Pee wine? Chere are not found that returned againe to Give Sod prayſe, ſaue onely thisſtranger. And he laid vnto him, Ariſe, goe thy way, thy faith hath made The xv. Sunday after Trinitie. The Collect. KEepe wee beleech thee, D Lord, thy church with - thy perpetuall mercy: and becauſe the fratitie of man without thee can not but fall, keepe bs euer by thy helpe, and leade vs to all things profitable to our ſaluation,thꝛough Jets ne Ling Our 3020, c tie. IAEſlee how large aletter Jhaue written 25 bnito por with mine owne hande, As AS (Ss map as defive with outward appea- — Co) rance to pleate carnally, the fame cons ttraine pou tobe circumciſed, onelp left they hould fuffer perfecution foz the crofle of Chit, Fozthey themſelues which are circumciſed, keepe notthe late but deſtre to haue pou circumciſed, that thep might retopce in pour fleth, God forbid that J fhoulde reioyce, but in the croſſe of our Lozde Fetus Cheiſt, whereby the worlde ts crucified bitto me, and F orto the world. For in Chritt Jeſu, neither circum⸗ ciſion auaileth any thing at all, nor vncircumciſion. but a newe creature, And as many as walke accor⸗ ding vnto this rule, peace beon them, mercy, and bpon Iſrael, that perteineth to God, From hence⸗ lorth let no mart put me to buſineſſe: Foꝛ Jbeare irs mp body the markes ofthe Lorde Jeſu. Wrethzert, the grace of our Lorde Fetus Chzik bee with pour Sprite, amen. * Thexv. Sunday after Trinitie. The Gofpel, ig 7D mancanierue two mafters: For et- Mat.6, hi ther be ſhall bate the one and loue the =f, other,o2 elsicane fo the one and defpife the other, Pe can not ſerue God and AVAE Dammon, Cherefore F lay vnto por, We not carefull for pour life, what yee thalleate og drinke, 102 pet for pour body what rapment pee Hall put on. Is not thelife moze worth then meate? and — the bodp moze of balue then rapment? Beholde the foules of the apze, fo2 they ſo we not, neither doe thep reape, norcarry nto the barnes, and pour heauenly father teedeth them, Ave pe not much better then they? Which of pou (by taking carefull thought) can adde one cubite vnto his lature? And whp care ye forrayment! Conlider the Liltes of the ficld howe they growe, thep labour not, neither do they fpinne: and pet F fap vnto pou, that euen Solomon tn all is ropaltic, was not clothen like one of theſe Wher⸗ ore, tf God fo clothe the graſſe of the fielde, (which though it Lande to day, 18 to moꝛowe caft into the kornace) thatl He not much moze do the fame fo2 you, D ve of litle fatth? Therefore take no thought, fay: ing, What all we eate, 02 what ſhall we dzinke, oꝛ⸗ wherewith hal we be dothed: (‘After al theſe things doe the Gentiles feeke:) Foz pour heauentytather knoweth that pe haue needeof all theſe things, But ~ rather feeke pe firll the kingdome of God, andthe © righteoninelle thereof, and all thele thinges ſchall be miniſtred vnto pou, Care not then fo2 the mozow,foz tomozowe day thall care fo2 it felfe, Souffictent vnto the day is the trauaile thereoff. — With P< ee Lt bexut. sunday after Trinitie. The Colle&, L 22 we befeech thee, tet thy continual pitie cleanſe and defend thy congreqation:and becaufe it can not continue in fafette without thy fuccour, prelerue tt euermoze by thy helpe and qoodnefic, . Hhrough Jeſus Ch2tk our 1.020, | | he Epiftle. 3.13 CANO 28% Delive that you faint not becaute fa) 2) (SR Ay of mp tribulations v J tuffer fo2 nyse. your fakes, which is pour pꝛaiſe. FOs| La oe, Foz this caule J bowe mp knees D exhort pou, that ye walke woꝛthie 99 ot the vocation wherewith ve are Sov called, with all lo wlinelſe z meeke⸗ Snelſe, with humbleneſſe okminde, one faith, one baptiſme, one God and father of aM, — — — tees ee Lat, he Fe 4 4 — —— ae — ¢ dling tC) : a «Slee Ba 5 7,0 St * 1% fe pee ———— et SRE Te ; t The xvij. Sunday after T rinitie. | The Gofpel. —— The Collect. | [_ S22, we befeech thee qraunt thy people qraceto auoyde the infections of the deuill, and with pure Heart and minde to followe thee the onelp Ged, though Felus Chriſt our 1020, a | e T he xvii Sunday after'l rinitie. , The Epiftle. Be Nye Thanke my God alwayes ott 1.Cor.1 The Gofpel. ) Sry Heit the Pharilees Had hearde that Mat.22 zJeſus Did put the Sadduces to Mence, 34. 5 they came together, and one of them Vs (which was a doctor of the awe) ate — ked him aquettion,tempting him, and ſaying, Malter, which is the qveatett commaundes ment in the lawe!: Jeſus ſayde bnto him, Chou halt loue the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy foule, and with all thy minde. Chis is the fir and qreatett commaundement, And the feconde 18 like vnto tt, Chow ſhalt loue thy neighbour as thy felfe, In theſe two contmatndements Hang all the lawe and the Prophets. wWhile the Phariſees were gathered together, Jeſus atked them, taping, Mhat thinke ye of Chriſt: wo hoſe ſonne is hee? Chey fayde vnto him, Chelonne of Dauid. He ſayde vnto them, Dow then doth Dauid in ſpirit call him Lord faving, Che Lorde fade butomyp Lorde, Sit thow on my right Hande , till J make thine — ⸗ Lhe xix.Sunday after Trinitie. footetfoole? FfMauiv then call him Lord, how is he then his ſonne!? And no man twas able to anfwere him any thing, neither durk any man from that dap forth aſke him any mo quettions, | | : The xix. Sunday after Trinitie, ; The Collect. | ie @) God, foratmuch as without thee, wee are not ds bie to pleate thee: qraunt that the working of chp mercie, may tn all hinges direct and rule our Hearts, though Jeſus Chriſt our Lord. .. The Epiftle. i ) = pa His J lay, and teftifie thꝛough 5 Lord, | S22 that pe henceforth waltie not as other VES kee Gẽtiles walne in banity of their mind, tanding, being karre from a godip life, by the meanes of the ignorance that isin them, ebe- caufcof the blindneſſe of thety hearts: which being gat repentance , haue giuen themſelues ouer bnto Wantonnes,to worke all maner of vncleannes euen with qveedinetie, Mut ye haue not folearned Cheiſt: Allo be that ye haue heard him, and haue bin taughe in him, as the trueth is in Jeſu as concerning p con: uerlation in times pat) to lap from vou the old man, AY Wess while they ave blinded intheivonders which is corrupt, according tothe deceiuable luſtes: do be renewed allo in the fpivite of pour minde, and . te put on that newe man, which after GD PD is ſhapen in righteoulneſſe arid crise Holinefle, novere- fore put away lying, and ſpeake every man trueth bnto his neighbour, fozatinuch as we are members one of another, He angry,and ſinne tiot, Let — Gd i iis else ¢ Sette SUES TR * ———— J ——2 — A yes The xix. sunday after Trinitie. ſunne go down vpon pour wath neither give place to the backebiter, Let him that tole, ſteale no moze, butiet him rather labour with His hands the thing which ts good, that he map giue vnto hin that nee deth. Let no filthie communication proceede out of pour mouth, but that which is good to cdifie withal, as off as needis, that it map miniſter grace vnto the hearers. And greeue not the holy {pivite of God, by whom pe ave ſealed ditto the Day ofredemption, Let al bitternes, and ſiercenes, and wath, aud roaring, and curſed {peaking be put away from pou, with ail malicioutnes, Be pe courteous one to another,mers citul.foꝛgiuing one another, euen as God fo2 Chis fake bath tezgiuenpou, = , TheGofpel, : Vany| Clus entred into athip, and pafledo: Rhy UCL, and came inte His own citie, And 1 easy Debolde, they brought to hima man N Busse fiche of the palfie, Iping in a bed. And oie whet Fetus law the faith of them, he cheare, thy finnes be forgiven thee. And bebolde, certaine of the Scribes fapde within them felues, tije ficke of the palfie, Sonne, bee of good Matg.t, This man biaiphemeth, And when Fetus lawtheit thoughts, be ſaid, wherefore thinke pe euill in your hearts? whether is tt eaſier to ſay, Thy fines be fore giuen thee: or to ſay, Ariſe, and walke? Wut that ye mayknowe that the ſonne of man bath power to for⸗ giue finnes in earthy: Chen faith be to the ficke ofthe paitie, Artie, take bp thy bed, and goe bnto thy houte, And he avofe,and departed to his houle, But the peos ple that ſawe it,marueiled, and glozificd God, which Hadaiuenfuchpowerdntomen, = = . ‘The 3 — The xx. Sunday after Dinitie. The Collect. — —— Lmightie and mercikull God, of thrbountitun goodneſſe keepe bs from all thinges that may. Hurt b3: that we being readie boty in body and fouie.may with free hearts accompltfh thoſe thinges chat — welded haue done. Jelus Cyt | 3 ae Epiſtle. —— — 8,4 be not drumen with twine, — itt igercefle : but be fillen with the ſpirite, fpeaking vnto pour felucs in Plalmes and Hymnes and ſpiri⸗ tualliongs, ſinging and making melodie vnto the Lorwdin pour hearts, atiting thankes alwapesfozall things bnto God the tather,in tie name ofour Loꝛd Fetus Chat, fubmitting your ſelues oneto another inthe feare of God, . The Gofpel —— T Elus laid vnto bis diſciples, Che hing: A Bont of heauen ts ithe vnto a man that 6vwasa king, which made a marriage Et) you for bis ſonne,.a ſent forth his ſeruants to call them that were bidden to the —— and they would not come. Agsine, he lent | forth other ſeruants, ſaying, Cell the which are bid⸗ dent, Bevold, Jhaue prepared my dinner, mine Ox⸗ en and. mp fatlinges are killed, and allthings are ty come vnto the marriage, But they vane — ad The xx Sunday after T rinitie. light of if, and wentthetr waves , one to his farme place, another to his marchandise, and the remnant tooke his ſeruants, and intreated them hamefuilp, and flue them, But when the king beara thereof, be was woth, and lent foorth His menof warre, and deſtroyed thoſe murderers, and brent bp their Citie, Chen laid He to his ſeruants, Che marriage in deede is prepated, but they which were bidden, were noe wozthie, Goe pee thereteze out into the high wayes, and as many as yee inde, bidthens to the marriage, And the ſeruants went foorth into the high wapes, and gathered together all, as many as thep coulde finde, both good andbadde + and the wedding was kurniched with abettes, Chen the king came into fee the gheſtes, etoben heſpyed there aman which bas not ona Wedding garment.he fatd buto hint, Friend, how camel thouin hither, not bauing a wedding - gatinent? And he was euen ſpeachleſſe. Chen ſaydẽ the king to the minifters, Cake and binde him hand and foote, and cal him into btter darkeneſſe, there ſhall be weeping and gnathing of teeth, ffo2 many be called, but ſe we are choſen. | The xxi:Sunday after Trinitie, ~ * “The Colle&. fk (Raunt wee befeeche thee mercifull Lorde to thy fatthfull people pardon and peace, that thep may bee clenfed from all their finnes, andferue = ‘on op quietminve, through Jeſus Chitour = ar ; é OF ty sie — — F —— — ee of Leet The xx. Sanday after Trinitie. Thebpittes ins” ONS / Dinethzen,be fron theouat the Buty / and through the power of His mindt, pout on all the armour of Gon, that pee v/e)), may ftande againt ailthe affanices of wae the deuill. sfo2 wee wreltle not againſt bined and fie, but againtrule, again power, a- — gaint woꝛrldly rulers > cen gouernours of the Darke neſſe ot this worlde, againſt ſpirituall crattinefie in - heauenly things. wohcrioze take vnto pou the wyole armour of God, that yee may be able to reliſt in the e⸗ uli day, and tard perfect in all things, Stand theres fore,and vour loynes gyrd with the truth, hauing on the breſtplate of righteouſneſſe, and hauing thoes on pour feete; that pe map be prepared fo2 the Goſpell of peace, Aboucall,tatie topou the hicid of faith, wheres ⸗ With pee may quench all the fierie Dartes of the wic⸗ Hed, and take, the helmet of faluation, andthe ſworde Of the {pirit, which ts the worde of God, And pray ale wayes Withall maner prayer and fupplication inthe ſpirit, and watch thereunto with all inflance a ſup⸗ plication,foz all Saints,and for mee, that otterance map be giuen vnto me, that may open mp mouth kreely, to btter the fecrets of the Goipeil (whereof F am a meflenger tri bods) that therein F may — kreely, as J ought to {peake, The:Gofpel: ae cay Pere wasacertaine riser; whoſe line : =. — was ſicke at Caperngum. Aiicone as | es Dee, othe fame heard that Fetus was come JONn WEY dut di Jurie into Galilee he went vnto ee GAS Him, and beſought him that be would conte —— and heale his ſonne: for hee Was euen at the point of death. picid fapde — onto creeps : The xxij, Sunday after T rinitie. Except ve tee lignes and wonders, pe will not bee leeue. The ruler {aid vnto him, Sir.come do wne oz euer that my ſonne dye, Jeſus ſayeth vnto him, Goe thy Wap: thy ſonne liueth. Che man beleeued the word that Jeſus hadipoken vnto hint, andhe went His way, And ashe Was going downe, the ſeruants met Hint, and tolde him, laying, Chy fonne tineth, Chen enquired he of them the houre when he began to amend. And they ſaid vnto hint, Pellerday at the ſeuenth houre the feuer leit htm, Soo 6 father knewe thatit was the fame houre tn the witch Fetus ſayde vnto Hin, Chy ſonne liueth. And he beleeued and ail his houſholde. Chis is againe the ſeconde miracle —— did, When he was come outol Jurie into alilee, oir i | The xxii. Sunday after Trinitie, | ) The ColleG, : [_ 222¢ wee beleech thee to keepe thy houtholve the Church tn continuall godlinefle, that through thy protection it map be free from all aduertittes, and deuoutly giuen to lerue thee tn good workes, to the glory of thy name, thrꝛough Jeſus Chit our Lod, if ta os The Epiftte; ae Ka ocr ft Chanke mp God with al remer: Phil. 1.3 | (Se) beance of you alwayes in all my prare Fa 1628 ers fo2 pot, and pap With aladneffe, ren \J ( Ga becatle pe are come into the felo wihip aS e289 of the Golpell, from the firk dap onciit now: and am furelp certified of this, that he which Hath begun a good worke in you, fhall perforrme it, vntill the Day of Jeſus Cheiſt, as it berommeth ime that F thouid fo iudge of powall, becaute Jhaue POU in my Heart fozalinuch as pe are — J * T he xxij. Sunday after T rinitie. okgrace with me, euen in my bondes, andinthede ſending and eſtabliſhing of the Goſpell. For od ts myrecorde, Howe qreatip F long after pou all, front the perp Heart roote tn Jeſus Chriſt. And this J pray, that pour lowe map increafe pet moze and moze in inowledge, and in all bnderfanding, that pe map accept the thinges that are mofercelient, that pee may be pure, and fuch as offende no man, vntill the day of Chriſt, being filled with the frutte of righte⸗ oufnes, which commeth bp Jeſus Cyzit, onto the alozie and pꝛaiſe of God, | The Gofpel, § €ter layde vnto Fefus, Lorde, how oft fhall FZ tozgiue my brother, it hee ſinne Sai Keer again me? tii feuen times? Jeſus x) cary fapeth vnto him, Flay not onto thee, Sas & S untill feuen times: but feuenty times ſeuen times. Cherelore is the kingdome of heauen likened vnto a certaine man that was aking, which would take accompts of his ſeruants. And when he had begunne to recken, one was bꝛought vnto him. which ought Him tenne thouſande talents: but kor as much as hee was not abie to pay, his Loꝛde commaunded him to be ſolde, and his wile and chil⸗ dren, and allthat he had, and payment to be made, Whe ſeruant fell downe, and beſought him, ſaving, Sy2, haue patience with me, and J will pay thee all. Chen had the Lorde pitte on that ſeruaunt. and fooled Hint, and forgave him the debt. So the fame feruant went out, and founde one of his fel- lowes Which ought him an hundred perce : and Hee layde banded on Him, and tooke him by the thzote, faping, Pap that thou oweſt. And his — * Me as: own ¢ Lhexxiy. Sunday after Trinitie. Downe, andbefought him, faping, Haue patience with me,and J will pay thee all, And He would not, but went and caſt him into priſon, till be ould pay the dette, So when his fellowes fawe what was pore, they were berp lop, andcame and tolde vnto their Lorde allthat had happened. Chenhis Lode called him, and fayde bnto bint, O thou vngratious ſeruant. Jforgaue thee all that dette when thou deſt⸗ rene me:houinelt not thou alſo haue bad compafiion on thy feilowe, euen as F had pitie on thee? And his — fod was wroth, and detiuered him to the Jaylers, til he hould pay all that Was due Hato him, So like⸗ wile ſhall my Heauenty father doe atſo vnto pou, tive from pour hearts foꝛgiue not(euerp one His brother) The xxiii, Sunday after Trinitie. The Collect. . G* our refuge and ſtrength, which art the aus thour of all godlinelle, bee ready to heare thede- route pravers of the Church: and graunt that thoſe things which we athe faithtullp, we may obtatne ek⸗ fectually though Jeſus Chriſt our Lord. “The Epiftle, ) Sy and looke on them which walke euen fo as ye haue bs fo2 an enfampie, Foꝛ⸗ many Wwalke (of whome | hate tolde Cae we pou offer, and nowe tell pou weeping) that they ave the enemies of the crefle of Chit, | ‘whole endig damnation, wheiebeliptstijcty Godse e glory to their hame, which are worldipminded ut our conterfatton is in heaven, frd whence weloake sty 4 7 - ° SE Rethrer, be followers together of me, Phi, 3.1 T he xxiti. Sunday after Trinitie. fo2 the Sauiour. euen the Lord Fetus i ate fhali change our vile body, that he may make tt tt Sito His glorious body, according tothe working, | Wyhereby be ts able alfo tofubdue al things vnto him 4 “ felfe, — The Goſpel. He 1 cee Hen the Phariſes went out, and tooke Xcounlell how they might tangle him in =| [SONY His Words, And they ſent out vnto Hime Y) aay Cheir difciples with Derodes feruants, — Bess laying, Waker, we know that thou art tric,and teache#the way of God truely, neither tas reft chou for ary matt,fo2 thou regardeſt not the outs warde appearatice of ment, Cell bs therefore, howe ‘thinkes thous Fsitiawiul that tribute be giuen vn ⸗ to Ceſar, oꝛ not? Wut Jeſus perceiuing their wicked⸗ refle,fapae, whhy tempt pe me pe Hypocrites? Shew me the tribute money. And they tocke him a perp. And be faia bute them, whole ts this infage a tupers {cription? Chey ſaid vnto him, Ceſars. Chen ſaid he vnto them, Giue therefore vnto Ceſar the thinges which ave Ceſars, and vnto God thoſe things which are Gods. When they Heard thele wordes, theyx mar⸗ ueiled; and lekt him, and went their way. The xxiiij. Sunday after trinitie. [22 we beteech thee aſſoyle thy people from their A⸗olences, that theough thy bountifull goodneſſe we map be deliuered front the bandes of all thoſe - finnes, which by our krailtie we haue committed: ‘graunttyis,e, J—6 Thexxiity Sunday after L rinitie. Bis te The Epiftle. a 61 Egiue thanks to God the father of Col.. our Loꝛd Fetus Chꝛiſt alwayes foz rou tn our prayers, Foꝛ wee haue ay heard of pour laith in Chae Felts, » Ga\ Vi V9 4 of the louse which yee beare to all faints, fo2 the hopes fake which 13 , EVE 7 laide bp in ſtore fo2z pou in heauen. Dé which hope ve heard before by the true worde of the Gofpel, which ts come vnto pot, even as it is in⸗ to all tie world, tis fruitiull,as itis alfo among you, . fromthe day in the which pe heard of it, ghad expe⸗ rience in the grace of God though the trueth, as pee {earned of Epaphra our deare fellow ſeruant, which {3 fo2 pou a faitifull minifter of Chꝛiſt, which alfo de: Clared vnto bs pourioue which pe haue in the ſpirit. For this cauſe we alfo, eucn fince the day we beard of it, haue not ceafed to pzap foz vou, and todelire that pe Might be fulfilled with the knowledge cf his will, in all wifedome aid ſpirituall vnderſtanding, that yee might walke worthie of the Lozde, that tn all things pe may pleate,being fruitiull in all good wozkes,and increaling itt the knowledge of God, flrengthened With all Might,theough bis glorious power, vnto all patience and tong (uffering, with ioyfulneſſe, giuing thankes onto $ father, which bath madebsmecteto . be partakers of the inheritance of the faints in light. — _ The Gofpel. , » E> Hile Jeſus ſpake punto the people, bes Mat.s \ holde, there came acertaitie ruler and LOWY Ie wozhipped him faping, Wp daughter Ds NVA. is euen now deceafed, but come and av aves laye thine hande vpon ber,andthe hall nd Jefusarofe, ant ollowed hin, and ſo ay ) ig y Ut, Lhe xxv. Sunday after T rinitie. Hisdifciples, And beholde, a woman which was dit ealed with an iſſue of blood twelue yeeres , came bee Hind Him, and touched the hemme of his betture, For fe ſayde within her felfe, FEF may touch but even bis veſture onely, Fhailbvetate. But Fetus turned Him about, and when be law her, he ſaid Daughter, be of geod comfot, thy faith hath made thee fafe.and the woman was made whole even the fame time, Und when Jelus came into the rulers houſe, efawe . thg minſtrels and the people making a nopfe, he fayd bitte thet, Get you hence, for the matd ts not dead, out leepeth,. And thep laughed him tofcozne. But sober the people were put foorth,be wentin, ¢tooke bev by the hand, andfaide, Mamotel, arife, And the Damolel aroſe. And this noyſe was abzoade in all that lande. The xxv.Sunday after Trinitie. The Collect. — SDirre bp Wee beſeech thee, D Lorde, the willes ol “thy faithiull people, that they plenteoully brin⸗ ging foo2th the fruite of good workes, may of thee be plenteoutly tewarded, through Jeſus Chriſt oar Lozde,Anien, ! The Epiftle. ~ SoA OT Cholde, the time commeth, layeth S seis walked by the Seaot Galilee, x gzabe ſawe two brethren, Simon which was called Peter, and And2ew His bꝛo⸗ Jz \ wi were fibers) and he faith vntd them, 4 Fy yh to Pe \ J Marg’ ther, caſting anetintothe Seca,(fozthep — Follow me, and J will make pou to become fiers of » men. And they ſtraightway lett their nets, and follo⸗ wed him, And when be was gone fozth from thence, he fawe other two brethren, James the fonne of Fee bedee, a John his brother, in the hip with Febedee thetr father mending their nets:and he called them, Aid they immediatly left the thippe and their father, and followed him, | Saint Thomas the Apoftle. < 134 The Colle&, : A minigbtie and euerlining God, which for the Amore confirmation of the faith, diddeſt fuffer thy holy Apottie Chomas to bee doubtfull in thy ſonnes refurrection: Graunt bs fo perfectly anv Without all doubt to beleeue in thy Sonne Fetus ; daint L bomas the Apofite. Chill, that our faith in thy fight neuer be reproued Heare b8,O Lorde, through the lame Fetus Cyrg, to whom with thee zgc. on: The Epiftle. er, Dwe are ve not rangers , 1102 lorrey⸗ vs |[& ers, but Citizens with the faints, and lig of the houtholde of God, and are vᷣuilt | BIT RRNA vpon p foundation of the Apoſtles and Sa is = Pophets, Fetus Chꝛiſt him feife being, ‘ Ghe head coztter ftone : in whome what building foe- uer is coupled together,tt groweth vnto an holy tem: ple of the Lord, in whome pe alfo are built togetijer, to bean Habitation of Goa though the holy Gholt. The Goſpel. homas one of the twelue, which is cal⸗ 6 gQied Didymus, was not with then whe Aa leans selus came, Che other difcipies theres (eT) (aay lore (aide vnto him, mec haueleene the oe Genes Lorde. Out he lapde bnto them, Except Flee in his handes the paint of the naples, and put my finger into the print of the naples, andthautt my bande into his foe, F will not beleeue, Andatter Cight dayes, againe his ditcipies were within, and. Thomas with them. Chen came Fetus when the doores were (hut,¢ ſtood in the midſi. ſaid, Peace be — = vbnto pou. And after that helaidto THomas, Bring thy finger hither, and ſee mp bandes, ¢ reach hither chy hand, and thrutt icinto my fide, and be not faiths lelle, but belecuing. Chomas anſwered and faid bite to Him, My Lozd,and my God, Fetus {aid vnto him, Chomas, becaule thou hat feene me, thou batt be- leeued. Bleſſed ave they that haue not feene, * vet | | aue Tbe conuerfion of S.Paul, hatte belecued, And many other fignes truely did Fes fus in the pretence of his Diſciples, which are not written in this booke. Chele ave written, that yee might beleeuc,that Fetus Chris the fonne of Gon, and that (in beleeuing) pee might haue life through bis name, | | : The conuerſion of S. Paul. —ã Ihe Collect. sa Bee oy Cite which hak taught all the wozlde, thrꝛough the preaching of thy bleſſed Apottie S, aut, graunt, we befeeche thee, that wee which haue his wonderful conteriion in remembzance, may follow and kullill thy Holy doctrine that he taught, through Felus Chk our Lord. ae | TheEpiftle, | i VSD 2B Dat pet breathing ont threat: a4. .1 AAS Wings and laughter again the diſci⸗ Epon Va) Ples ofthe Lode, went vnto the high VICZINVG, Prick, and delived ofhimletters tocar. WG W rie to Damalco to the Spnagoaues, that ithe founde any of this way ( were thep men o2 Wormers) he might bring them bound to Hieruſalem. And when He iourneped, it fortuned that ashe was come nigh to Mamatco, ſuddenly there hincdround about him a light trom heauen, and be fell to the earth, and heard a voyce faying to him, Saut, Haul why perſecuteſt thou me? And helaide, wWhat artthou Lowe? Andthe Lozdelapde, FZ am Fetus whom thou perſecuteſt. It is hard foz thee to kicke as gainſt the pricke. And he both trembling ¢attonied, - faid, Lozd, What wilt thou haue me todoe? Andthe Lord ſaid vnto him.Ariſe, and goe tito the citie, and it thal be tolde thee what thou mul doe, Che mer which iourneped with hint, ſtoode antazed , — | a voyce. — he conuerſion of S.Paul. a voyce, but ſeeing noman. And Saut arofe fron the carth,and when he opened his eyes, he ſawe no man: but they ledde him by the Hand, and brought Him into Damaſco. And be was theee dayes with⸗ out fight, and neither did cate nozdinke. And there was a certaine difciple at Damaſco, named Ananias: ard to him fayde the Lozde ina viſion, A: nanias.and he fatd, Beholde, FZ am here Loꝛde. Aird the Lozd ſaid vnto him, Ariſe, and goe into the fireete . which is called Straight, and (eeke in the houſe of Judas, after one called Saul ot Charſus. Foz be- bolde , he prayeth, andhath ſeene in a viſion a mart named Ananias, comming in vnto him, eputting His hades on him, thathe might receive his ight. Then Ananias anfwered, Lorde, J haue heard by many ofthis mar, howe much euill he hath done to thy Saints at Hieruſalem. And here he hath autho: riticofthe high Pzictes , to binde all that call on thy Marre. Che Lorde fayde vnto him, Goe thy way, foz heis achoſen befleli vnto me, to beare mp Mame bee fore the Gentiles and Rings, and the chilazen of Ffs rael.ffor FZ will hewe him how great things be mutt {ufferfoz mp Mames fake. And Anantas went his way, and entred intothe Houle, and put his andes on him, and fatde, Bzother Gaul,the Lorde that ap- ated vnto thee in the way as.thou camel, hath fent mie, that thou mighteſt recetue thy light, and be filled with the holy Ghoſt. And immediatly there fell from his eyes agit had bene Males, and be recetued ſight, and avofe,and was baptised, a receiued meate, and was comfozted. Chen was Saul a certaine Dayes With the difciptes which were at Mamatco, And ſtraightway hee preached Chriſt in the Syna⸗ gogues, how that hee was the Sonne of Goo, Ru | a Purification of Mariethevirgin. — all thatheard bint, were amated, ana fayde, Is not this he that fpopled thems which called on this name in Hieruſalem, and came hither foz that intent,that he might bring them bounde vnto the high Prieſts? But Saul increafed the moze in Lrength, ad con⸗ founded the Jewes which dwelt at Mamatce, allix⸗ ining that this was berp Chꝛiſt. The Gofpel, _ Eter anfwered, and fayde buto Jeſus, Mat.19. Beholde, webhauetozfakenatlandfol-29, ne | Een fore? Felus fatde bnto them, aertlyZ Sr & Alay onto you, that when the ſonne of man hall fit in the feat of his maieſtie, yethat haue followed me in the regeneration, tall fit alſo vpon twelue feates and iuage the twelue tribes of Iſrael. And every one that forlaketh houle, o2 bꝛethꝛen, o2 fifters, 02 father, o2 mother, 02 wife, 02 chtldze11,02 lands, for my names fake, hall recetue an hundreth folde, and ſhall inberite euerlaſting life. But manx that are fir walbe laſt, and the lat thalbe firſt. | The Purification of S. Marie the virgin. e Colleét. A munightie and euerlaſting God, we humbly bes Afeech thy maieſtie, that. as thy onelp begetters forine was this dap prefented in the Cemple in ſub⸗ Garice of our filet: ſo graunt that we may be peetert> ted vntothee with pure and cleave nundes,bp Jeſus Chill our Lorde, | spoves. } TheEpifile, ne ſame that is appointed for the Sunday. oe — Matthias day. The Gofpel, at | £2). ) AP > s Ben the timeof their ———— NS AS & (ater the lawe of “potes) was H £-/ fy Come, they brought him to Hieru⸗ fo falem, to prefent him to the Lod W/E (as IC 18 wꝛitten in the law of the /\V/ SS 1.020: Cuerp man childe that firſt oN =) openety the matrix, thalbe called 5 Does Holy tothe L020) ato oller(as it is * in thelato of the Lo2d) apaive of Curtie dDoucs,o2 two pong pigeons, 21d bebold, there was a man in Hieruſalem whole name was Simeon, a the fame man was tull and godly, and looked foz the confola- tion of Iſrael, and the holy Ghok was in him. And an anfiwere bad he recetucd of the Holy Ghoſt, that be thould not fee death, except he fir fawethe Lorede | poh And He caine by infpivation nto the —— Saint Matthias day. - TheColle&, A mighty God, which in the place of the traitour | Judas, diddeſt chute thy fatthiullferuant Wat- thias to be of the number of the twelue Apoſtles: Graunt that thy Church betnag alway preſerued frõ falle Apotties, map be ordered and guided by faithful Ee and true — Jeſus Chit our Loꝛd. Epi Cy FEN thofe dapes: Peter ſtoode vp in the S middes of the difciples, and fapde, (the Oa muber of names that were together, rep \} V SQ were about an hundred and twentie Ve 284 men and brethren. this Scripture muſt | needs patie bin fulfilled, hich holy qhot,thougy. pais ee ——— “i of Judãas — Saint Matthiasday, guide to them that tooke Fetus. soz hee was num⸗ b2ed with bs, atid had obteined fellowihippe tn thts miniſtration. And the fame hath now pofletled a plat of ground with the rewarde of iniquitic, and when he was hanged, bure alunder in the middes, cali his bowels guihedout, And tt was knowen vnto alt the inhabiters of Hieruſalem, tn fe much that the ſame fielde is called in their mother tongue, Acheldama, . that ig to ſay, the bloodie field. Foz it is wꝛitten in the booke of Pſalmes, Hishabitation be bod, e110 mart be dwelling therein, and his Biſhopricke tet another , take noberefoze,ofthele men which haue companted with bs ( all te time that the Lord Jeſus had all his conuerilation among bs, beginning at the baptifine of John, vnto that fame dap that he was taken bp tombs) muflone be ordeined to be a witneſſe with bs of his refurrection, Aid thep appointed two: Foe feph, ‘which ts called Barſabas (whole furname was Juſtus and Matthias. And when they prayed, they fapd, Chou Lorde which kno welt thebeartsot all men, thew whether of thele twothoubattchoten, that be may take theroome of this minifration and Apoſtleſhip, from which Judas by tranſgreſſion fell, that he might go into his one place. And they gaue loorth theirlottes, and the lot fell on Datthtas, and he was counted with the eleuen Apottics, The Goſpel. | Ae Fa (23 NS 00, SF M that time Jeſus anſwered, and Mar.rr. m\ el) [S C. fayde, 9 thanke thee, O father, 25, Se Lord of heavert and earth, becauſe ae, thou batt hid theſe things fromtye Kg Wile and prudent, and hat the wed Kos them vnto babes: Gerily father, . ra Cereuen fo was tt thy geod — Annunciation of the virgin Marie. Allthings are qiuen vnto mee of my father: and no nian knoweth the fonne but the father, neither kno⸗ weth any man the father, faue the fonne, and he to whomſoeuer the ſonne will open him. Come vnto meall pe that labour, and are laden, and J will eaſe ou. Cake myyoke vpon pou, and learne ofme, for — ant meeke and lovoly in heart, and pe ſhal finde reſt — -bntoyourfoules : for myyokeis caſie, and my bur · den is light. pues : ¢ fd Annunciation of the virgin Marie. The Collec. J N 7 Eebeleech thee, Lorde, powꝛe thy grace into Y ‘our Hearts, that as we haue knowen Chꝛiſt ‘thy ſonnes incarnation by the meflage of an Angel: - fo by bis crofle and paſſion, we may be brought vnto the qlozy of his refurrection,thzough the fame Chk our Lorde. | th | The Epiftle. “erty eR ea <| Neath, o2 towarde the height aboue. | Chen ſayd Shas, F wiillrequive none, neither wily tempt the Lorde. And he ſayde, Hears · ken to, ye of the houſe of Dawid: Is it not vnough foꝛvou that pe be grieuous vnto men, but vee muſt bai grieve my God aifo? And therefore the Lorde hall giue pola token: Beholde , a virgin thall concetue, and beare a ſonne, and thou his mother halt call his name Emmanuel. Butter and honte whalihe eate, that he may kuowe to refute the euill, and chute the The eA nnunciation of the virgin Marie. ) The Gofpel, a Ndinthe ſixt moneth, the Aneel Luss. 26 eUZALVS-+ Gabziel was fent from God, bute *5 ANS {2 acity of Galileenamed Nazareth “ toa birainfpouled to ama, whole we») tame was Jofeph.of the porte of 32 \\OR Daud, ¢ the virgins name was ROVE Marie.And the Angel wee in vn⸗ tover, and faid, Haile tullofarace,the Lord is with thee,blefled art thou among women, When the fae Hint, oe was abated athis laying, and caſt in ber minde WHat maner offalutation that ſhould be, And the Angel faide vnto her, Feare not Warie,foz thor hat founde grace with Ged: Bebolde, thou thalt conceiue tn thy wombe. and beare afonne,and thalt call big name Jeſus. He ſhalbe areat, and thalbe cal lea the forne ofthe higher. And the Lozde God thal giue vnto Him the feate of his father Dauid, and he thall reigne ouer the Houle of Jacob fozeuer, and of bis hingoome there hall be none ende, Chen ſayde Marie tothe Angell, Howe hall this be, teeing J knowe not aman? And the Angell anfiwered, and {aid vnto her, Che holy Ghoſt hall come vpon thee, and the power of the highes hall ouerſhadow thee, Cierefoze alfo thatholp thing which hall be bozne, thalbe called thefonne of God, Bnd bebolde, thy cou: fin Clizabeth, the hath alfo conceiued a ſonne in her age, And Chis ts the flirt moneth, which was called harres:fo2 with Gad nothing thalbe impoſſible. And Marie fapde, Behold the handmaide of the Lord, be it vnto ate according to thy word, And the Angel des partevivomber, = — ae. | : | ‘ == * —* Saint Markes day. TheColle&. : 3 | A Lnughtte 600, which hat inſtructed thy holy Church with the beauentyp doctrine of thy Cuan: gqelit Saint Marke, giue bs grace that wee be not like childzen, carped away with euery blaſt of bape doctrine: but firmely to be eſtabliſhed in the trueth 14.7 of thy holy Golpel,thzough Jeſus Chit our Lord. yp) DheBpiftle:~ FYQO Mio euerp one of bs is giuen grace. ac- cording to the meaſure of the qifte of CAN fz Chu. Wherelore he ſayeth, Whenhe vent bp on high, he led captiuitie cap- EXO ey (UC, and gaue giftes butomen, Chat He aicenved, what meancty tt, but thathealfode? cended firſt into the lowe pavies oftheearth? Bee - - that defcended, is even the fame allo that afcended bp aboue all heauens, to fulfill all thinges. And the 4 bery fame made fome Apofties, fome Pophetes, fome Euangeliſtes, ſome thepheardes and teachers, to the edifping ofthe Saintes, to the worke and ad⸗ miniſtration, euen to the edifying of the body of Chꝛiſt, tli we all come to the vnitie of the faith, and knowledge of the ſonne of God, bnto a periect man, vnto tye meaſure of the full perfect age of Chriſt: What we hencefoorth houlde be no moze children wauering and caryed about With euerp winde o _ Boctrine,by the wilineſſe of men, through craftines, wyhereby they lay awayte fo2 vs toaeccinebs; But ‘fet bs followe the tructh in loue, andin ali thinges growe in him which is the head, euen Cher: in whome tf alt the body be coupled and knit together throughout euery topnt, wherewithone miniſtreth to another(accoꝛding to the operation.as euery * 4 Saint Markes day. hath his meafure) he encreateth the body, vnto the es difping of it (elfe thꝛough love, The Gofpel. Ea ea Am the true bine,and my fathers an — 15. —— ENY Ash hufbandman.€uerp beanch that bea- 9 IN Z wh reth not frutteinme, be will take a⸗ VAAN Vigex| Way: andenery branch thatbeareth rruite, wilhe purge, thatit may being — More fruite, Nowe are pe cleane throtigh the words which Jhaue fpoken vnto pou. Hide in me, ¢ J tn pou. asthe branch cannot beare fruit of tt felt, except it bide tn the Wine: no moze can pe, ercept ye abide in me. F an the aine,pe ave the branches, Be that abideth tn me, and J in btm, the lame bringeth forth much fruit. Foꝛ without me can pe do nothing, ‘ta man bide not in me, be is caft foꝛth asa branch, and is Withered, and men gather them, @ calthem into the fire,and they burne, Frye abide in me, emp words abive in pou,atke what pe will, and it hail be Bone for you, Herein is my Father glozified, that pee beare much frutte, ¢ become nip dilciples. As the fa- ther bath loued me, euen ſo alſo haue F loued pow: Continue pou in my loue. If pekeepe mp commandes ments, pe hail bide in my loue, euen as J haue kept my fathers commtandements,and abide in His toue, Chele things haue Jſpoken bnto pou, that my ioye might remaine in poua that vour top Wee ca be full, - Saint Philip and Tames day. 24, .)!The ColleG, | Atma God, whome tructy to knowe ts euer⸗ laſting life: graunt vs perkectly to knowe thy Sonne Jelus Chiilt to be the way, the trueth, and the lile, as thou haſt taught Saint Philippe, — cee 4 40 Saint Philip andfames day. ther the Apotties.chrough Jelus Chri our Lod. The Epiftle. Dose Ames the feruant of God, andof = S FS the Lod Jelus Chet {eoeth aree- ae ting to the twelue tribes which (eG, ate (cattered abzoade. My bre: Z thren, count tt for an erceeding . AV tov, when pee fail tnto divers RD ‘avea~ CA temptations knowing thts, that the trying of pour fatth gendreth patience, andiet patience haue her perfect woke, that pe may be per: fect and ſounde lacking nothing, Ff any of pou lacke wiſedome, let him aſke of hint thatgiueth tt, euen Gon, which giueth to all men indifferently, and ca⸗ eth no manin the teeth, and it chall be giuen him, But let hin aſke in faith, and wauer not. Foꝛ hee that doubteth, ts like a waue of the fea, Which ig tof of the windes, and carped with biolence: Nets cher let that man thinke that be thatl recetue anp thing ofthe Lorde. A wauering minded manis ons fable in all his wayes. Het the brother whichis of lowe degree, retoyce when he is exalted. Againe, — iet him that is rich, reioyce when he ts made lowe: Foz euen as the floure of the qrafle hail he pale as Way. for as the ſunne rifeth with heate, and the grate withereth, and his floure fallethaway, and the beautie of the fathion of it periſheth: euen fo {hall the rich man periſh in his wayes. Happie ts the man that endureth temptation: for when hetstry: - ed, be ſhall receiue the crowne of life, which the Lorde hathpzomiledtothenithationchim, — - =~ The Saint Philip and lames aay. The Gofpel. ; y ably . Saint Ioh,14 - Saint Barnate Apiſile. TheG@olledy: 2 ee [2 Aimightie, which haſt indued thy holy App⸗ ſtle Barnabas with fingular giftes of the holx Ghoſt: et os not be deſtitute of thy manifelve aifts, norpetofagrace.to bile them alway to thy honour and Glory, through Fetus Chait our Lord. «(/ The Bpiftle, : Idings of thele Chinas came vnto the a4 | S<3|eares of the congregation which was uA ee yg Ut Bierufalem, And thep lent footy — Barnabas, that hee — aAntioch. Which when he came, ehad ſeene the grace of God, was glad, and exhorted them all, that with purpoſe of heart thep world continu⸗ ally cleave vnto the Loꝛd. Foz be was agoodman, -— andfull of the holy Ghoft, eof faith, and much pes: ple was added buto the Lode, Chen departed Bar: nabas to Charius tofecke Saul: and when he bad founde him, be bought him vnto Antioche, And it chances, that a whole pere they had their conuerfa: tion with the congregation there, and taught much people, info much that the diſciples of Antioch were the firll that were called Chriſten. In thole dayes came Prophets from the citie of Hieruſalem onto Antioche. Aud there ſtoode bp one of them named Agabus, and fignified by the Spiritz, that there woulde bee great dearty throughout all the worlde: which came to pafle in the Emperour Claudius Daves, Then the diſciples, euery man according to vis abilitic , purpofed tofende fuccour vnto the bre⸗ thzen which dweltin Furie: which thing thep aifo Did, and ſent tt tothe elders by the bandes of Barna⸗ bas and Saul, EG el = ieee | i John z * —— see friendes, Pe ave my kriendes, if pe Doe whatloeuer J commatinde pou, Pencefoorth call F not you feruants:fo2 the feruant kno weth not what his Lorde doeth: but pou haue FZ cailed friendes, for all thinges that 9 baue beard of mp father, baue J — opened to pou, Pe haue not chofen me, but Jhaue choſen you, and ordeined pou to goe and being foorth kruite, and that pour fruite ſhoulde remaine, that whatloeuer pe athe of the father in my name,be map giue it port. = Saint lIohn Baptift. as The Colle&, y | A Lmighty God, by whole prouidence thy ſeruant > Zohn Baptitt was wonderfully borne, and ſent to prepare the way of thy fonne our Saviour by © preaching of penance ; make bs fo to followe bis doc: trineand holy life,that we may truely repent, accozs bing Co His preaching, and after bis erample cone ſtantly ſpeake the tructh, boldely rebuke bice, and patiently {uffer fo2 the trueths fake, through Fetus Chziff our Lorde. The Epiftle, a 5 Efa.4¢ hi A enbe.that ber offertce is pardoned, that the hathreceiued ofthe Aords hand ſut · Acient coꝛrection fo2 all per finnies, A voyce nwa s Saint Fobn Baptift. Che wilderneſſe, Prepare the way ofthe Lorde in the wildernefle, make ſtraight the path for our God in the deſert. Let all bailepes be exalted, geuery morn: taine and hill be laide low. What fo is crooked, tet it be made ſtraight, andiet the rough be made plaine ficldes.ffo2 the glozy of the £023 hall appeare,and al ficth thall atonce fee it.ffoz whys the mouth of p Loꝛd hath poker tt. Che fame voyce fpake, Nowe crye. And the Prophet anſwered, What hall Z cry? Chat all fet is graſſe, and that al the gosdlineſſe thereof is asthe flower of the fielde. The graſſe t3 withered, the flower falleth away. Cuen fo is the people as graſſe, when the breath of the Lozde blowety vpon them, Nenerthelefie, whether the qrafle wither, oz that tie flower fade away, yet the wozdeof our Goa endureth for euer. Goe bp bute the high Hill(D Si⸗ om) thou that brꝛingeſt qood tidings, litt bp thy voyce With power, O thou preacher Hierufatem, tft it bp without feare, and fay vnto the citiesofFuda, Wes Hold pour God, bevold,the Lord God ali come with Wer, and beare rule with his arme. Beholde, he ringeth Hts treaſure with him. and his workes goe before Him, He hall feede His flocke like an heard⸗ mart: He hall gather the lambes together with bis arme, and carp them in His bofome, and hall kindly entreate thoſe that beare pong, | The Gofpel. | Piety Lisabeths time came that the houlde ie Wye, be delitered, and che brꝛought forth a > 4 forme. And her neighbours and her ‘i eZ, couſins Heard fay,howe fhe Lorde had lghewed great mercie bpon Her, and re fopced With Her, And it lertuned, that in the * Saint Loon Bapliſt. bay they came to circumcife the childe. and called his name Sacharie after the name of bis father, And his mother anfwered and ſaid, Not fo, but His name hall be called John. And they ſayd vnto her, Chere is none of thy kinred that is named with this name, Anathey made lignes tobis father, howe he would haue him called. And hee aſked fo2 writing tables, and wrote,faying Dis name is John.And thep mar⸗ neiled all, And his mouth was opened immediatly, and bis tongue alſo, and bee ſpake, and pꝛayſed Good, And feare came on all them that dwelt nigh vnto him, And all thele layings were noyſed absoade throughout all the bie countrey of Jurie, and they that beard them, layde them bp in their hearts, fay- ing, What maner of childe (all. this bee? Andthe hande ofthe Lode was with him. And his Father Sacharias was filled with the holy Gyo, and p2ce phected,faying, Pꝛayſed be the Loꝛd Godot Iſrael. for Hee hath vicited and redeemed his people, And hath rapted bp an hone of faluation vnto vs, inthe Houle of his teruant Dauid, euen as hee promited by the mouth of bis holy Prophetes, which were fince the worlde began, That wee fhould bee faued krom our enemies, and from the bande of all that hate vs Chathee woulde deale mercifully with cur fathers, and remember bis holp couenant. Chat- bee woulde perfourine the othe which bee ſware toour father Abzavam , fo2 to giue bs. That wee, being delivered out of the handes of our enemies, might ferue Him without leare ailthe dayes of our Aife,in fuch bolinelle and righteouinelle, as are ats ceptable for hint, And thou childe Malt bee called the-raphet ofthe Pighell : fo2 thou walt goe be⸗ _ foxe the face of the, —— prepare bis wares. Saint Peters day. Co giue huowledge of faluation vnto His people, for the remiſſion ofſinnes. Chrough the tender mercyof our God, whereby the day ſpring from an high hath bifited vs. To giue lightto them that ſate mdarke- — neſſe, ard in the hadow of death, ¢ to guide our feete into the way of peace.And the childearewe, waxed ſtrong in ſpirit, was in wildernes tillthe day came when he hould hew Himlelfe vnto the Iſraelites. @j Saint Peters day. ‘ che ~ The Colled. Like et a | Amighty God, which by thy ſonne Jeſus Chez, Halt giuen to thy Apottle S, Petermanpercet: — lent giltes, and commaundedſt him earneſtly tofecde thy flocke: make wee beſeeche thee all Biſhops and Paſtours diligently topzeach thy holy wozd,andthe people obediently to followe the fame, that they map recetue the crowne of euerlatting glozte,thzough Je⸗ * J ſus Chriſt our Lord. The Epiſtle. | 12.1. Cthe fame time, Herod the hing ſtret⸗ 7 YE ched foozth bis handes tobere certaine — —— ofthe congregation, a he killed James ANVthe vbꝛother of John, with the ſword. BAnd becaule hee fawe it pleated the wes, hee proceeded further, and tooke Peter alfo, Then were the dayes of fweete bread. And when he Had caught him he put him ut priſon alfo,and deliue⸗ red him to fourequaterntons of fouldters to be kept, intending after Cafter to bring him forth to the peo⸗ ple. And Peter was Keptin priſon, but pꝛayer was made Without cealing of theconaregation bnte God foz him. And when Herod worlde have brought him out vnto the people, the fame night dept ae = | Saint Peters day: twene two louldiers bound with two chaines , and the keepers before the doore kept the p2tion. And bes holde,the Angelofthe Lozde was there pretent, and a light Hinedin the habitation, and he ſmote Peter onthe fide,and ſtirred him bp, faying, Ariſe bp quick⸗ ty, And His chaines fell from his handes. Anv the Angel fatde bute hint, : Girde thy felfe; and binve on thyfandales, And ſo he did, And Hee laith vnto him, af thy garment about thee, and followe mec, And hee came out, and followed him, and wik not that tt WAS tructh Which Masddneby pb Angel, but thought Hee had feene a difion, When thep were pall the firs and fecond watch, they came onto the pon gate that leadeth vnto the citie, which opened to thens by the owne accozde:and thep went out,and pated through one ſtreete, and foorth with the Angel departed from him. And when Peter was come tohimlelfe;he tard, fLow F Kuo of afuretie that the Lord hath lent his Angel, and hath deliuered mee out of the bande of Herode, and trom all the wapting of the people of the ° | The Gofpel. : awe Maes, Hen Fetus came into the coatkes Matt.1 \ (I //2 1/4 of tie citie , which is called Cefa- 13. / /fo) tea Pbilippt, Hee aſked his diſci⸗ APEX ples, faptiig , whome doe men fay. a2 9 Hat Ithe fonneofman am? Chep A ea fatd, Some fay that thou art Joon Lf PEE SF Daptifl, fome Clias, fome Fere- mias.oꝛ one of the Prophets, Hee ſayeth vnto thet, Dut whometappeethat Zam? Simon eter an- fwered, andfapde, Chou att Chit the ſonne of the living God, And Jeſus anſwered, and fayde * St Wit, Soe Saint Fames the eA poflle. Him, Happie art thou Simon the forte of Jonase fo2 fleſh ⁊ blood hath not opened that onto thee, but my Father which is in heauen. And J fay ontothee, that thou art jeter, and vpon this rocke wil Z butid nly Congregation, and the gates of Hell (hail not pre: Maile again tt. And | will give vnto thee the keyes of the kingdome of Heaven : and whatfocuer thou bindeſt in earth, thatbe bound in heauen: and whats focucr thou looſeſt in earth, thaibe looſed in heauen. Faint Iames the Apoftle. Wil shaeng seer TheGakeane: (Raunt, D mercifull God, that as thine Holy A⸗ poſtle Zames, leautng His father and all that be had, without belay was obedient bute the calling of thy Sonne Jeſus Cyzik,anofollowedhim:Sowee . lorſaking all worldly andcarnalfaffections, maybe =| euermore readic totollowe thy commmaundements, 7 through Jeſus Chriſt our od, i 103 FO Snag 90310 be Rpm: | 9 | Nd 2 thole dayes came Wrophetes otra the citie ol Hieruſalem,.vn · rtoAntioche. Andthereftoodebp = yy one of them named Agabus, EA and fignified by the tpivite , that Hthere oulde bee great dearth ) YO theounghout all the wo2ld, which a Came to patie in the Cmperour laudius dayes. Chen the difciptes, euery man ac cording to his habilitie, purpoicd ta ſend ſuccour bi: to the brethren which dwelt in Furie: which thing thep allo dia, and fent it to the Elders by thehandes of Barnabas and Saul. At the fame time Herode the Ging ſtretched foorth his hands to vexe — Saint fames the Apostle. e congregation. And he killed James the broe i of aopn with the ſworde: andbecaute he ſawe it pleated the Jewes, he proceeded further, and tooke The Gofpel, hen came to Him the mother of Febe- Ay Ke By dees childzen, with ber forties, woꝛ⸗ xe! lane ipping him, and defiring acertaine : (Zs } \epy hing of Him, And he fatde onto Her, "S60 Gar, What wilt thou? She faid onto Him, Grant wat chele mytwo ſonnes may ſit, the ene on thy vight Hand, and the other on the lett, in thy binge dome. But Jelus anſwered andfatde, Pe wote net what pe aſke. Are ye ablete drinke ofthe cuppe that J that deinke of? and to be baptised with the bape tiſme that J ant baptized with? They fatve onto Him, we are. He ſaide bnto them, De hall drinke ire deede of my cuppe, and be baptized with the bap tiſme that J ant baptised with: but to fitteonmp vight hande and on my left, is not mine to giue, but tt fhall chaunce vnto them thatit is prepared fo2 of my father. And when the. ten heard this, they dit dayned at thetwo brethren. But Fetus called thers Bnito him, and ſaide, Pe hnowethat the princes of Che tations haue dominion over them, and they that are qveat men, exerciſe authozitie vpon them, Mat,20, 20, Ft all not be fo antong you. But whoocuer will be greatamong pou, let him be your minitter, and JMpotortcr wil be chtefe among pou, let him be pour ferwant: Euen as the fonne of mancame not tobe ‘minitred onto, butte minitter, and to giue his lifes tedemptionfoymany, = 7 8 alnt € a zi . 3 ‘ een - Saint Bartholomew eA, pofile Thbhe Collect. J— and euerlatina Gov, which batt — en grace to thine Apoftle Barthoionie we, trues iy to beleeue and to peach thy worde:graunt, we be⸗ ſeech thee, onto thy Church, both toloue thathe be⸗ leeued, andto preach that he taught, thꝛough Chꝛill out Lozve, The Epiftle, - i * SVE Othe handes of the Apottes werema, 7m | the neople: andthep wereall together ENS), Pp) With one accozd In Salomons porch, And of other durſt no man topne him⸗ ‘fate fo thent: neuerthelefle the peopte magnified them, Che number of them that beleencd in the Lod, both of ment ¢ women, qrewe mozeand moe, Anfomuch that they brought the ficke into $ fireetes, and layde them on beddes and couches, that atthe ieat way the ſhadowe of Peter. when He came by, might Hadowe fome of them. Chere came alfo a multitude out of the cities rounde about, vnto Hie⸗ ruſalem, binging fiche folkes, a them which were bered: wrth vncleane {pivites, anid thee — uerr one. * The Gofpel. —— AD there was a ſtrife among wyhyich of them houlde ſeeme tobe the —— ud greatet. And bee fayde onto ther, Heo ACs Che Hinges of nations: vaigne ouer deh — ¥ them, and they that haue authoritie . 0! sehen are called gracious Lowes: bit ye fhatt tbe toasty that is —— YOU, — Puy ſignes and wonders ſchewed among Saint Matthewe. as the vonger, and be that is chiefe, thalbeas he that doth minitter.ffoz whether ts greater, He that fitteth at meate,o2 be that feruety? Is not he that fitteth at meate? ButF am among pou as he that miniſtreth. NPe are they which haue hidden with me in my temp⸗ tations, And F appoint vnto pou a kingdome, as my father bath appointed vnto me, that pe map eate and | drinke at my table in my hingdome, and tt on ſeates . iudging the twelue tribes of Iſrael. : Saint Matthewe. ! cca The Colle@s i: — A hinigitie God, which by thy bielled ſonne did. 2delt call Matthewe from the recette of cuffome, tebe an Apoftie and Euangeliſt: Oraunt bs grace to forſake all couetous delves andinordinate loue of riches, ¢ to followe thy ſaid ſonne Jeſus Chet, wo liueth and reigneth with thee and the holy Ghoſt. ec. | The Epiftle. i ; t —77Eeing that wee haute ſuch an office, e⸗ 2.Cor, Os Gr uen a8 Godhath had mercie onbs, We 4.1. goe not out ot kinde, but haue caſt irom Oho v8 the lokes of vnhoneſtie, and walke PES Al rot incrattinesle neitherbandle we the 19020 of Goo deceittully but open the trueth, and re⸗ poꝛt ourfelucs to euery mans confcience tn the ſight of God. Flour Golpell be pet hidde, itis hid aniong them that arelot, in whom the God of this wozide © - Hath blinded the mindes of them which beleeue not, left Plight ofthe Golpel of tie glory of Chik (which Is he image of God) ſhoulde Hine dito then, Fo⸗ — “Wepreache not ourfelues, but Chit Fetus to oe | ant ) a | - 0.9 9 J Saint Matthewe. | the Lozbe,2 our ſelues pour ſeruants for Jeſus ane: Foz itis Bod that commandeth the light to whine out of Darkenefle, which Hath hinedin our hearts, fo2 to Glue the light of the knowledge of the glory of God, in toe face of Fetus Chik, | : The Gofpel. | LEP RR ND as Fetus pafled foorth From G4 \X~ twence, Heefawe aman (named - : 1d Net © dPatihewe ) fitting at the receite —— SA ofcuftome: and he fayde vnto him, | RGA \Followeme, And he arofe,and toi⸗ )Iowed him. And tt came to pafle, Seo Ss a8 Fefus fate at meat inhis boule, bepolde, many Publicanes alfo and ſinners that =F, eee — came, fatedowne with Jetus and his dilcipies ind when the Phariſees ſawe tt, they ſayde vnto his diſ⸗ ciples, Wihy eateth pour maſter with Publicanes and ſinners? But when Jeſus heard that, hee ſayde onto them. They that be rong, neede not the phyſi⸗ tion, but theythat are fiche. Gee ye rather and learne ~ Lobat that meaneth: F wiil haue mercie,and not fa- Orifice, Foꝛ Jam not come to call the righteous, but {inners to repentance. rj Saint Michael and all Angels, | > TheColle&. ny Fi Verlattinig God, which Hal ordeined and cots —ituted the feruices of all Angels and men in a Wonderful! order: mercifully graunt, that thep which alway doe thee ſeruice in heauen, may by thy appoyntment fuccour and defende og in the earth, CORO R ATR EEN aE Mae: > San siesta > § —ñ— | Sainte ichael and all Angels, The Epiftle, ; here Was a great battell in heauen: ao 32: Pahs fears Michael and His Angels fought with -* “| | Sag the Wragon, and the Dragon foughe EF) CSF! with his angets,and pꝛeuailed not,nete Vie Gow ther was theiy place founde any moze in heauen. And the great Pꝛagon. that olde ferpent, called the deuill and Satanas, was call out, which deceiueth all the worlde, And he was calinte the earth, and His angels were cat out allo with him. And F Heard a loude boyce, laying, An heauenis nowe made ſaluation, and firength, and the king dome of our God, and the power of his Chꝛiſt. soz the accufer of our bꝛethren is caſt downe, which ace cufed them before God day and night. And they overs came hint by the blood of the lambe, and by the word of their teſtimonie, g they loued not their liues vn⸗ to the death. Cherefoze reioyce pe heauens, and ye Chat dwellin then, Woe vnto the inbabiters of the earth, and of the fea, foꝛ the deuil is come downe vn⸗ to pou, which bath qveat wrath becaule be knoweth that he hath but a hozt time, The Gofpel, | — Zeay © the fame time came the Diſciples Mat.18,1 = vnto Jeſus, faping, Who is the grea⸗ —teſt In the kingdome otheauen: Jeſus cailed achild vᷣnto him, andfet him in EEDA W the midſt of them, andlapde,werily FZ fay vnto vou, except pe turne, ebecomeas childꝛen, — notenterinto the kingdome of heauen. Pho⸗ deuer therefore humbleth himſelle as this childe, that lame is the greateſt tn the kingdome of heauen. And wholoeuer receiueth fuch a childe in my — receiueth oT ieee Pett - Saint Luke the Suangelift receiueth me, Wut who ſo doeth oflende one of thefe uitle ones which beleeuetn me,it were better ſor him that a milfone were banged about his necke, and that he were downed tn the Deapth of thefea. wee vnto the worlde becaufe of offences, Meceflary it is that offences come: but woebntethemanbyp wont the offence commeth. Wherekore, tf thy handeo2 thy foote binder thee, cut them off, and caſt them from thee: tt 18 better foz thee to enter into life Halt o2 - maymed, tather then thou ſhouldeſt (hauing two handes, 02 two feete) be cat into euerlatting fire. And if thine eve offend thee, plucke it out, and cat it from thee: (tis better foztheeto enter into life with one cpe.vather then (hauing two epes)to be catt into hell five, Cake beede that pe defpife not one of thefe litle ones: Foꝛ Flap vnto pou, that inheauen their - ; angels Boe alwayes beholde thefaceofmyp Father, . which ts in heauen. Re Saint Luke the Euangelift. eC: The Colle&, | A zmigatie God, which calle Lube the Phyu— tion, whole praiſe is in the Goipel, tobe a Pyyſi⸗ ‘04 ttonof the ſoule:it may pleafe thee by the Wholefome medicines of his doctrine, to heate all the difeates of ourfoules, through thy fonne Fetus Chek our Lop, _ TheEpiftle. | 2.1 SPX Atch thou in all chinges, furfier attitcs aN a 6/6 tiens, doe the worke theonably ofan ~~ _ eae =e teaby tobe offered, andthe time of mp departs ·⸗ : \ fj, Evangetitt, ulall thine office nto the q a \ hay pttermoff, Bee fober. For Fam now “ Saint Luke the Cuangelsst. departing ig at hand. Jhaue fought a good flight, F haue fulfilled mp courte, hate kept the faith. From Henceforth there ts laide bp foz mea Crowne of righ teouſnes, which the Lorde thatis a righteous indae fhall giue me atthatday, not to me onelp, but to all them that loue bis comming. Doe thy diligence that thou mapett come fhoztip biito me, Foꝛ Memas Hath foxfatien me, and loueth this peefent worlde, andis Departed vnto Thellalonica Crettens ts gone to Ga⸗ latia, Titus vnto Dalmatia, onelp Lucas is with ime, Cake Darke and bring him with thee, fo2 he ts peofitable vnto me forthe miniſtration. And Tychi⸗ cus haue Jſent vnto Epheſus. The cloke that Jleft at Troada with Carpus, when thou commeſt.bꝛing with thee, and the bookes, but tpectally the parche- meint.Alerander the copperfmith did me much eutil, the Lozde rewarde htm according to hisdeedes: of whome be thou ware allo, fo2 be hath greatly with: ſtand our wordes. | The Gofpel, HE Lorde appointed other {euerttie pi 16 SAY (a1 Cio) allo, and fent them two and Sef two before hint into every citte ¢ place, Sj erg whither bee him felfe woulde come, BaoS Cherefore hee fatde buto them, Che harueſt is great, but the labourers are fewe, Pꝛay pe therefore the 020 of the harueſt, to fend foorth la bourers tito His harueſt. Goe pour wayes, bebolde, FZ lend pou foorth as lambes among wolues. Beare 110 wallet, neither icvip, no2hooes, a falute no man by the way. Into whatſoeuer houfe ye enter, firtk fay, Peace be to this houſe. Andif thefonne of peace be therve,pour peace thal reſt vpon hit, tf not tt hat returne to pou againe. And in the fame houſe it , ily af > Simon and Fude eA posiles. Hill, eating and drinking fuch as they give: For the — labourer ts worthy of his reward, >. Simon and lude Apoftles, ; ‘The Collect. | Ay mightie God, which hal builded thycongre⸗ gation bpon the foundation of the Apoities and Pophets, Jeſu Chriſt him lelfe being tye Head coz- nertone: graunt vs fo to be ioyned together in vni⸗ ticofipivite bp their doctrine, that we mapbe made . an Holp tempie acceptable to thee theough Fetus Chꝛiſt our 070d, : The Epiftle, | ai 4) widas the ſeruant of Jeſus Chit, the PANS AGAIN Dzother of James, to chem which are A | a called ¢ fanctified in God the father, gL) SHAY and preſerued in Jeſus Chik: merce C2. S23 bnto vou, and peace, & louse be multi- plied, Beloved, when F gaue alldtligence to write vᷣnto you of the common falusation, t€ was needetuil foz me to weite butopyou,toerhost pou,that ye ſhould continually labour in the faith, which was once gt uen butothelaints. ffoz there ave certaine vngodly men,crattilp crept in ol which tt was weitten afore, tine vnto ſuch iudgement: Chey turne the grace of our God into wantonnes, ¢deny Goo (which is the onely Lowd)and our Lord Jeſus Chil. Dy mindis therefore to pit pou invemebzance, foras much as ye orice know this,bowe that the Lord (after thathe had deliuered p peopleoutot Egypt) deſtroyed thers which after beleeued not, Che Angels allo which Rept not their ſirſt tate,but lett their own habitats, be hath reſerued in euerialing chaines bnder darke⸗ qes, vnto the iudgement of Paveatday.Cuenas Sor donie ¢ Gomorrhe, the cities about eee Simon and Fude Apoftles. like maner defiled them ſelues with fornication, and followed ſtrange fleth,are {et foo2th foz an enfampie, and fuffer the paine of eternall fire. Like wiſe thete being decei ued by dreames. defile (he kleſh, defpite ru⸗ lers and ſpeake euillof themthat are in authozitie, The Goſpel. his commaunde J you that ve loue to AIgether· Ifthe world hate pou,pe kno we * eh = it hated me before it hated pou. Fi pee “° Ny Py were of the worlde, the wozlde woulde — Cees loue his ovene: Howbeit becaule pe are not of the worlde, but Jhaue cholen pou out of the worlde,therefoze tiie worlde ateth you. Remember the woz2de that F fap vnto pou, Che ſeruant is not greater then the Lozde. Ilthey haue periecuted me, they will alſo periecute pou. Ff they baue kept mp ſaying, they wilkeepe pours alſo. But al thele things will they doe vnto pou for my names fake, becauſe they haue not knowen Him that ſent me. FCF had tot come and {poker vnto thent, thep thoulde haue Had no finne: butnowe Hae thep nothing tocioke their ſinne withall De that hateth me, hateth my fae ther allo. FfF had not done among them the works which none other man did, they ſhoulde haue had no finne: but nowe bate they both ſeene and hated not onely me,bist alfomyp Father. Out thts Happeneth, that the ſaying might be fulfilled that is written in their awe, Chey Hated we without a caufe. But wher the comforter is come, whom F willfendhdnto pou from the father, euen the ſpirit of tructh (which proceedeth of the father he thall tettifie of me, And pe fhall beare witnefle alfo,becaute pe bane bene with mefromtbebeqinning, APG > eA ll Saintes. f } The Colled&. } ae A wightie God, which bak knit toaether thy AXeiect in one Communtonandfellowthip , in the ae mypfficall body of thp Sonne Chik our Loꝛd:graunt vs grace ſo to followe thy holy Saintes in all vertu⸗ ous and godlyliuing, that we may come to thole in⸗ fpeakabie topes, which thon Hak prepared for them that vnkainedly loue thee, theough Fetus Chriſt our Loꝛrd, Amen, | The Epiftle. 1 our Cholbe, JJohn {aw another angel at- ag cend fro the rifing of thefunne, which PAY (bad theleale ofthe lining God, and he PIAS Pjcrved with a toude voyce to the foure angels (to whome power was giuen to hurt the earth, the fea) ſaying, Hurtnot theearth, - neither the fea, neither the trees, till we haue ſealed the ſeruants of eur God in thetr fozebeads, And J heard the nomber of them which were (ealed, a there were fealed att hundred and fourtie and foure thous fand of all the tribes of the childꝛen of Ifrael. Mi the tribe of Juda, were ſealed rit, M. MF the tribe of uber, were ſealed xii. M. Mfthe tribe of Gad, were feated rit. WD, Mf the tribe of Aſer, were ſealed xii. 9. Okthe tribe of Nephthalim. were ſealed xii. M. MD the tribe of Manalſes.were ſealed xii. M. MD the tribe of Simeon, were ſealed xii. M. Mf the tribe of Let, were fealed xii. M. - HPéthe tribe of Flachar, were ſealed rit. M. Mf the tribe of Fabulott, woere (ealed xii. M. Mthe tribe of Foleph, were {ealed xii. M. Dé the tribe of Bentamin, werefealed xii. M. "After this J bebelde, andioe, agveat multitude an : J (which | All Saintes. (which 16 man can numberof ali nations, and peo: pie,and tongues, floodebefore theleate, andbefore * the Lambe, clothed with long white garments, and Palmes in their hands,and cried with aloud boyce, faving, Salutation be afcribed to him that ſitteth vp⸗ on the feate of our Bod, andbntothe Lambe, Ana ali the Angels foode in thecompafie ofthe feate, and ofthe Clders, andthe foure beattes , and fell betoze tie ſeate on their faces, and worshipped God, faping, Amen:vBleſſing, and glo2p,¢ wifedome, and thantie, and Hono2,and power, and might, be onto our God, | fo2 euermorꝛe. Amen, ; The Gofpel. > ¥ Cus feeing the people , went bp info a Mat.s. ay houllfaine, and when be wasiet, His — diſciples came. to bin, And after that Sq Dee Had opened his mouth, Hee taught — aG/ o\284 them, faping, Wielled are the poore in fpirite,foz theirs is the kingdome of heauen, Bleſſed ave they that moutne, fo2 thepthall recetue comfort, Bleſſed are the mecke, for they thali receiue the inves ritance of the earth, Bleſſed are they which hunger and thirſt after righteouſneſſe, forthey tall befatt fied. Bleſſed ave the mercifull, for thepfhailobtaine mercie, Bleſſed are the pure inheart, for they hail {ce God, Blefled ave the peacemakers, foz they thatbe called the childzent of God. Wielled are they which fuffer perfecution fo2 righteouſnes fake, fo2 theirs is the kingdome of heaueñ. Bielledarepee when men reuile pou, and perſecute pou, and chall falſiy ſay all maner of euill fapings againſt pou for mplake, tee ioyce and beglad, fon great is your rewarde inbeas en. Forſo perſecuted theythe Prophets which were before you, AG pare ee miniftration of the Lordes Supper, orholy Communion, — Dd af. O many as intende to be partakers of ; a, the holy Communion; {hall fignifie — their names ‘to the Curate ouer - VS EF night, or els inthe morning afore Fz the beginning of Morning prayer, or : P// ZF 9 immediatly after. TSS 60 Fe Andifany ofthofe be an open and ou notorious euill linerjfo that the Con- gregation by him is offended, or haue done any wrong tohis neighbours, by worde or deede: the Curate hauing knowledge thereof, fhall call him, and aduertife him in any wifenot to prefume tothe Lordes table, vntill hee haue openly declared him felfe to haue truely repented - &caméded his former naughtie life, that the cogregation may thereby be fatisfied,which afore were offended, and that he haue recompenfed the parties whomehee hath - done wrong vnto,oratthe leaft declare him felfe to be in fullpurpofe fora doe, as foone as he conueniently may. “The fame) order fhall the Curate vfe with thofe be- twixt whome heperceiueth malice and hatredto reigne, not fuffering themito be partakers of the Lordes Ta- ble, vntill he knowe then ito be reconciled, And ifone ofthe parties ſo at variance, be content to forgiue from the bottome of his heart) all that the other hath trefpaf- fed againft him, and to make amendes forthat he him- _ felfe hath offended, and the other partie’ will notbe per- fwaded to a godly vnitic, but remaine ftill in his fro- ee ae CN Saat wet J The ( ommunion. wardneffe and malice: the Minifter in that cafe ought to admit the penitent perfon to the holy Communion, and nothim,that is obftinare.. The Table hauing ar the Communion time a fayre white linen cloth vpon it, fhall ftande in the body of the Churchyor in the Chauncel, where Morning prayer and Euening prayer be appoynted to be fayd. And the Prieft ftanding at the North fide of the table ‘thall * the Lords: eo wish —* Collect following. *88* The ene “3s Linightie od , vnto whome ali hearts be open, "ail defives know⸗ 8* ‘et, and from whome no ſecretes ue and enaime our hearts — this lawe. Miniſter. Chou calt not — adulterie. cople. Lorde haue mercie vpon vs, and encline our hearts to keepe this lawe nifter, | Thou hate not gene People. Loꝛrde hatte mercie vpon hs, and encline our — to keepe this lawe. Miniſter. pour not beare falſe witnes agin thr neigh⸗ 9 v. Peop le. Lorde haue ig * vs, and — our beat tokeepe this law ions Thou thait not couet coy neighbours. onte fe, ; “eR ene saa ihis ſeruant Fhe Communion. 1102 His mapd, noꝛ his ove, woz his alle, noꝛ any thing that is his. th vin ol OHSU PRE | copie, Logde haue mercie vpon vs, and write all thete thy lawes in our hearts, we beteecy tye.) “Then fhall followe the Colleé ofthe day, wich one of thefe two Collects following forthe Queene , the Prieft ftanding vp,and faying. .0u % i on Let dg pray, — P33 ade Lmightie God, whole kingdome ts euerlaſting, ‘ Land power tifinite, haue mercie Spon the whote Conaregation,andloruie the heart of thy choſen ſer⸗ vant Clizabeth , ony Queene and gouernour, that fhee(krowing whole miniter ſhee is may aboue all things ſeeke thp honour and glory a that we ber ſub⸗ iects duely conſidering whole authoritie chee haty/ may faithfully ſerue, honour, and humbliy obey ber, inthee, ¢ toz thee, according to thybleſſed worde and ordinance, through Jeſus Chul cur Lorde, whe With thee and the holy Gyoſt, liueth a reigueth euer one God, world withoutende,Ament, Lmightie and euerlaſting God, we be taught by + Athy Holy worde, thatthe hearts of Kings are tit thy ritie and gouernanee, and that thou deck diſpole and turne them as it feemeth beſt to thy godly wiles Bome: wee humbly befeeche thee, fo to difpole and gouerne the beart of Clisabeth thy feruant, our Queene and gouernour, that in all her thoughtes, wordes, and workes, thee mayeuer leeke thy honour and glorie, and ſtudie to preſerue thy people commit⸗ tedtober charge, in wealth, peace, and godlinefie: Graunt this O merciiulfatherforthy dearefounes Fake geius Chettour Lop, amen. Biri}, _- ~Immediatly — T he Communion. Immediatlyafter the Colleges, the Prieft fhall reade the Epiftle beginning thus, | The Epiſtle watteninthe |. Chapteref. ,., And the Epiftle ended, he ſhall fay the Gofpel,begin- ning thus. Ati (f noten y The Golpel weittert in th cons. Chapter of, yt ae Epiftle and Gofpel being ended, fhallbefaid the Creede. . o— = eo} weleette inone God the father ale ae ®)\. (Oia) mighty, maker of heauen a earth, 25°} and of all things vilible and inui⸗ a >| fibles a in one Loꝛd Fetus Chit, 1 KS | the ontely begotten ſonne of God, axt| || avai begotten of bis father before all a\\ ase Vey WOES, God of God, light of 14 — light, very God of bery Gov, bee gotten, not made, being of one ſubſtance with the father, by Whom allthings were made: who foz bs men, and fo2z our faluation, came downe from hea⸗ uen, And was incarnate by the holy Gholt of the dirs gine Waric, and was inade mars, and was crucified allo fo2 bs bnder Pontius Pilate. He fufiered, and was buried, and the thirde day he vole againe accozs ding to the Scriptures, and alcended into heauen, and fitteth at the vight bande of the father. And Hee thal come againe with glozy to iudge both the quicke ard the dead: whole kingdome hall hatte none end. And F beleeue in the holy Sholl,the Lowandainer of life, who proceedeth from the father and the ſonne who with the father and the fonne together is wor hipped and glorified, who {pake by the Prophetes re beleeue one Catholique. and: : 1 for the'tes — Hnidlion oflinues, A109 looks fer s—— urch. J acknowledge one baptiſme oftolique 0 0. be Communion. thedead andthe lite ot the worde tocome Amen Alter the Cr cede ifthere Bein rai; (hall followe one of the Homilies alteady-fet foorth, or hereafter t to be eee foorth by common authoritie, After ſuch Sermon, Homilie, —E— ae ca. rate ſhall declare vnto the people, whether: there be any holy dayes, or Fafting dayes the weeke following, and 7. 7» of — éarneftly exhort them to remember the poore, faying one or:moe ofthefefentences following, as he thinketh moſt conueniently by His difcretion. Ct pour light ſo hine before men, that they map Lie pour good workes and gloꝛiſie rour Father which is in heauen. ap’ not bp for pour. felues trealure vpon the arte where the ruſt and moth doeth cozrupt, and where thicues breake through and ſteale: but lay bp foꝛr pour felues treaſures in heauen, where neither rut nor moth doeth compet, and where theeues doe notbreake through and ſteale. whatſoeuer pe woulde that met chould doe vnte pout, euen ſo doe vnto them, foz this is the lawe and the Prophets. NMot euery one’ that cayeth onto: mee, Love, Lorde hall enter into the kin gdome ok heauen: but bee that doeth the will of- my father which ts in eauen. — Zache toode koorth. and fai vnto the Lorde Be⸗ | Hold Lord, the halfe of my goods Z giue tothe poore, | * if aint haue done any WONG to anyman,J ichi F —— qoeth a ‘warfare 4 yt ne of His sto nitetyereot? Dt" ao tebe eta doe en ete ‘The Communion. not ofthe milkeoftheflocke? —* It we haue towen vnto you ſpirituallthings, is l Cor. it a great matter tf wee Hall reape pour worldly things? ian Foe pee not knowe, that they which miniſter a⸗ 1. Cor.⸗ bout holy thinges, liue of the facrifice? and they | which wapte ofthe altar, ave partakers with the altar? Cuen fo bath the Lozde alfoozdepned, that —* which preache the Goſpell, ſhoulde liue of the pe ⸗ ea Hee which foweth litle, hall reape litle : andhee 2. Cor.⸗ that foweth plenteoutly,tyall reape plenteoutly, Let euery man doe According as Hee ts difpofed in His heart, not grudging, 02 ef neceflitie,foz God loneth a chearefull giuer. ope Let him that is taught in the worde, mintfer vn⸗ Galat, 6. fo him thatteacheth in all good things.Be not decei⸗· ued, God 18 not mocked: foz whatſoeuer a mar ſow⸗ eth that thail be reape. ; while wehaue time,let hs doe good vnto allment, Galat.6. —* —5 vnto them which are of the houſholde 9 at ¢ Godlineſſe ts great riches, if a man bee content 1Tim,é With that he hath: foꝛ wee brought nothing into the World, neither may Wwe cary any thing out. Pa Charge them which are riche in this worlde, that 1. Tim.e they be veadie togiue, and glad todiftribute, taping bp in ſtore for thentlelucs a good foundation againſt = time to come, that thep map attayne eternalt fife. o * God is not bririghteous, that he will forget your Hebt.6. workes andiabour that proceedeth of loue, which “ loue ye hatte hewedforbis namesiake, which haue miniſtred vnto the ſaints, and yet doe miniſfer. rs, ¥ . ee The Communion. To doe good, and to diltribute forget not,foz with {uch facrifices Bodis pleated... 6 9) “Bho lo hath this wozldes good, and ſeeth his bro⸗ ther haue neede, ¢fhutteth bp his compaffion front bm bow dwelleth toc loucof God in him: ſhall not be turned awap from thee, Giue almes of thy goods, and turne neuer thy face front any poore matt, and then the face of the Lorde ‘Be merciful after chy power, Itthouhas much, . giue plenteoudy, Jf thou pat litle, doe thy diligence Iladly to giue of that litle: fozfogatheret thou thy. 61. felfe.a good reward in the Dapof neceſſitie. He that hath pitie pon the pooze tendeth vnto the Lio and looke what he layeth out, it hall be payde m againe. | ) eer Bleſſed be the man that proutdeth foz the fickeand = - needie: the Lorde thall deliver him in che time of - Curate re bet giuen be p ꝛe. pall che. 3 (of ac- trouble, Then al he Churchwardens,orfomeotherby them appointed, gather the deuotion of the people, and put the fameinto the poore mens boxe, and pen theoffring dayes appointed, euery man and woman {hall pay to the si due and accuftomed offrings, After: which’ done,the Prieftfhallfay. . . yy porte ' a Let os pray forthe whele fate of Chrittes Church militant eve in earth. How geile ane Lmightie and euerliuing God, which by thy ho⸗ Alp Gpofile hat taught vs tomate pꝛavers and fitpplications,and to giue thankes fo2 ail men: wee humbly beleeche thee, mol mercifullp (to accept ouralmesand) to veceiue thefe-cur prayers , which Wee offer vnto thy diuine Maieſtie, ania" be ley Se The (ommunicn. ; thee to infpire continually the vniuerlall Church With the {pivite of tructh, vnitie, and conce2d: and graunt that allthey that dec contelle thy Holy name, may agree in the trueth of thy holy worde, and line in vnitie and godly loue. nde befeech thee alfo to ſaue and defende all Chriſtian kings, princes and gouer⸗ tours, ane efpectallp thy ſeruaunt Elisabeth our Queene, that vnder her we may be godly and quiet: ly qouerned: and graunt vnto her whole countatie, aud to all that be put in authoritie vnder ber, that they map truely and indifierently minifer tuffice, to tye puniſhment of wickednefle and bice, andtothe maintenance of Gods true religion and bertue, Giue grace (MO heavenly father) to all Biſhops, Pa⸗ fours and Curates, that they may both bp their life and doctrine fet foorth thp true and liuely word, and rightly and duely adminiſter thy holy Sacraments: and to all thy people giue thy heauenly grace, and ſpecially to this cõgregation here prefent, that with meeke heart anddue reuerence, they may heave and receiue thy holy worde, truely feruing thee in Holts nefle and righteouſneſſe all the daves of their iife, And we molt humbly beteech thee of thy goodneſſe, D Lopde, to comtoꝛt andfuccourall them which ir this tranſitoꝛie life be in trouble,fozow neede,fickes neſſe, oꝛ any other aduerfitie: Grant this,D father, fo2 Jeſus Chriſtes ſake our onely mediatour and ade uocate. Amen. Then fhall followe this exhortation at certaine times, when the Curate hall fee the people negligent to come to the holy Communion, — — The Communion. '{ 7 be come together at this time (dearely- beloued beethzer) to feede at the Lordes Surpper, onto the which tn Gods bebatfe J bid pou al that be here prefent, and beſeech pou foz tie Lozde Jeſus Chriſtes fake, that pe will notre: fule to come thereto, being fo louingly called and bidden of God himſelle. Pe knowe howe grieuous and bukinde athing it is, when a man Hath prepas red a vich featt, decked His table with all kindeok - pꝛouiſion, fo that there lacketh nothing but the gheſtes to fittedowne, and vet they which be called (without any caufe) moft snthankefullp refute to come, which of por in fuch a cate woulde not be mos ued? who woulde not thinke a great inturie and wrong done vnto him: wherefore molt dearelp bee loued in Chri take pe good heede,tell pe, withazaw~ Ing pour ſelues from this bolp fupper,prouoke Gods indignation again€ you. Ft is an eaſie matter fo2 a man to fay, J will not communicate, becaute FZ am other wife letted with worldly buſineſſe: But ſuch ercitfes be not fo eaſily accepted and allowed before God, Feary man fap, Fam agrieuous finner, and therefore am afratde to come: wherefore then doe pou not repent and amend? When God calleth por, be pots not aſhamed to fay pou will not come 7 When pou ſhould returne to God, wil pou excuſe pour felfe, and fay that pou be not ready? Contiderearnettlp with your ſelues, howe litle fuch fained excuſes halt auaile before God. Chey that retuled the feat in the Goſpel, becauſe thep had bought afarme,o2 woulde trye their pokes ofores, o2 becaule they were mars rped, were not foercufled, but counted vnworthyof the beautipfeatt. 3 foz mppartambere prefent, and according to mine office | bid pou in the ay e aa ? iL be Communion. ? Gor, J call pou in Chiles bebalfe, Jerhort pou, ag pou loue pour ownelaluation,that pe wil be pars takers of this holy Communion, And as the fonne of 6 O WD aid bouchfafe to peeive bp His foule bp . death bpon the Crofle for pour health: Euen fo it is pour duetie to receiue the Communton together int the remembrance of Hts death, as hee him lelfe commaunded. Nowe, tf pou will in no wile thus doe, confider with your ſelues, howegreatiniuvie pou doe vnto OD DV, and Howe fore puniſhment hangeth ouer our heades fortyefame.Andwhere: =| a8 pou offende © DD fo foze in refuling this holy | banquet, J admonith, J exhoꝛt, and beteeche peu, J that vnto this vnkindneſſe pe will not adde any J more: Which ching pe ſhall doe, it pee ſtande by as ; gazers and lookers on them that doe communicate, and be not partakers of the fame pourfelucs, Foz } what thing can this be accomptedels chen a further contempt and vnkindeneſſe bute God? Truely, it is a great vnthankekulneſſe to fay nay, when pee be ~ called: but the fautte is much greater, when men fande by, and pet will neither cate 102 drinke this holy Communion with other. F pray pou what cart this be els, but euen to haue the myfteries of Chriſt in deriſton? Ft is ſayde vnto all, Cake pe, andeate, Cake and drinke pe allofthis, Woe this in remem: brance of me, with what face then, o2 with what countenance hall pe heave thefe wordes 7 What wit this be els, but a neglecting,a defpifing ¢ mocking of the teſtament of Chriſt: Wheretore rather then pee ſhould ſo do,depart pou hence, and giue place to them that be godly diſpoſed. Wut when pou depart, F be: feechepou ponder with pourfelues, from whome pe Depavt, De Depart from the Lordes table, yee depart tu ; a . from Be ⸗ T he Communion. from potrr brethren, and from the banquet of mot heauenly food. Chele things if yeearnettly confider, ye (hall by Gods grace returne to a better minde, foz the obtainitig whereol, we hal make our humble pe titions, while we thal recetue the boly Communion, And fometime fhall befayde this alfo, at the difcretion - of the Curate. SMG BF Carely beloued, fozatmuch as our due⸗· a AN (| tie ig to render to Almightie God our 83 heauenly father mot Hearty thankes, e| Wx Ha for that be bath giuen bis Sonne our Sa, Dautour Jefus Chri, rot onely to Dic kor bs, but alfo to be our ſpiritual foode and tutes nance, ad it is declared vnto bs, as well by Gods worde, a8 by the Holy Soacraments of His bielled body and blood, the which being fo comfoztable a thing tothem which receiue tt worthily, and ſo dans gerous to them that wil pꝛeſume to recetue it vn⸗ hwozthily: my ductie is to exhort you to conſider the bignitie ofthe holxmyſterie, and the great perill of the vnworthie receiuing thereof, ard fo to ſearch anderamine pourowne conſciences, a8 you ſhoulde come holy and cleane to a moſt godlyand heauenly featt, fo that in no wife ye come but in the marriage garment required of God in holy Scripture, and fo come and beereceiued, as worthie partakers of ſuch a heauenly table, Che way and meanes there: to is: firſt to erantine pour liues andconuerfation by the rule of Gods commandements, and where: tito euer pe thall percetue pour felues to haue offers ‘ped, epther by witli, worde, ordeede, there bewayle pour owne infullliues, and confefle your ſelues to Aimightic God, with full purpole of easter” ‘L be (ommunion. of life, And if pors hall perceiue pour offences to bee fuch, as be not onely againſt God, but alfo againſt pour neighbours : then pe thall reconcile pour ſelues bate thent, ready to make reſtitution a ſatiſtaction. according to the vttermoſt of pour powers , for aif iniuries and w2ongs Done by pou to any other, and like wife being ready to fozgiue other that haue of fendedpou, as pou woulde haue foꝛgiueneſſe of pour offences at Gods hande: Fo? othertoile the recets uing of the oly Communion doeth nothing eis but increafe pour Damnation. And becaule tis requifite that no man ſhoulde come to the Holy Communion, but with afull true tx Gods mercie, and with a qui ef confcience: therefore iftherebe anpot pot, which hy the meanes afozefaid can not quiet His owne corns ſcience, but requireth further comfort o2 counteil, ther let Him conte Co mee, 02 fome other diſcreete and learned Miniſter of Gods word, and open his qriete, that bee may receiue ſuch ghoſtly countatle , aduice and comfort as his conſcience may be relieued, and that by the minillerie of Gods wozde he may receiue comfort, and the benefite of abfolution, to the quie⸗ ting of bis cOfcience, and auopding of allicruple and doubtfulneſſe. Tat Sistine Sd SY . Then thal] the Prieft fay this exhortation. ©. Fries Carelp beloued in the Lorde, vee that AY? ntinde to come fo the holy Communion of the body and blood ef our SBauiour Chꝛriſt muſt confider what Saint Paul a Lweiteth tothe Cozinthtans, how be ex⸗ orteth all perſons diligently te trie a examine thems felues, before they pꝛeſũme to cate of that bread, and buinke of that cup.ffo2 as the benefite ig great, il with , P.ii. atrue A Lhe Communion. atrue and penitent heart and ltuely faith we receiue that holy Sacrament (for then we ſpiritually eate ‘the fleth of Chit, and drinke His blood, then we dwel in Chriſt, and Chit in os, wee be one with Che, and Chriſt with bs: ) So is the danger.great, il wee receiue thefame vnworthily. foz then we be quiltie ofthe body and blood of Chak our Sauiour: wee aeate and drinke our owne damnatiõ, not confidering 7 — he “ x > é en ee ae) R See 3 * Wie pee eee, —— 7 the Lozdes body: we kindle Gods wath againſt vs: we prouoke him toplague bs with divers dileateg, and {undp kindes of death. Therefore if any of pou bea blatphemerof Ged, an Hinderer oz launde rer ol his woorde, art adulterer, 02 bee in malice o2: enuic,o2 in anyother grieuous crime, bewatle pour. finned, and come not to this Holp table , leſt after the tahing of this holy Sacrament, thedeutll enter ine - topo, asheentredinto Judas, and fill pou full of all iniquities, and bring pou to dDeftruction both of boop and foule. Fudge therefore pour felues (bee- thren) that ve be not iudged of the Lode. Repent pou truely for pour ſinnes patt: haue a liuely and. itedfatt faith in Chit our Sauiour. Amende pour lites and be in perfect charitie with all men, fo ſhall pe be meete partakers of thole holy myſteries. And aboue all things,.pee mutt gine moft Humble and heartie thankes to God the father, the Sonne, and the holy Shot , for the redemption of the wozlde, by the death a paſſion of our Sautour Chit, both God and man, who did humble himlelle even tothe death vpon the crofie ; for bs miſerable ſinners, which lay in darkeneſſe and chadowe ol death, that hee might make vs the childꝛen of GDM, and exalt bs to euerlatling life, And to the ende that wee — * at FheCommunion. alway remember the exceeding greatiouc ofour ma⸗ ferand onely ſauiour Jeſus Chk, thus dping foz _ BS and the innumerable benefites which by his pres ‘cous bloodheading he hath obteined to bs: he hath inſtituted and ordeyned Holp myfteries ag pledaes o€ his loue, and continual remembzance of his death, to our great and endiefle comfozt. Co hin therefore, With the Ffather,and theholy Ghof, let vs giue (ag We are moft bounden continual thankes, fubmite ting our ſelues wholly te his holy will and pleafure, * _ and Tudying to ferue him tn true holineſſe and righ: teouſneſſe all the dayes of our life, Amen. Then ſhal the Prieſt ſay to them that come to receiue the holy Communion. Mu that doe truely and earneſtly repent pow of pour ſinnes, and be in loue acharitie with pour | neighbours, a intend to leade a new life, folow- ing the commandements of God, and walking from henceforth in his holp wayes:2aw neere,and take thisholy Sacrament to pour comfort, make pour Humble conteſſion to almightie God, before this cons gregation here gathered together in his holy name, meekely kneeling bpon pour knees, Heth Then fhall this generall confeffion be made, in the name. ofall thofe that are minded to receiue the holy Com- munion,either by one of them,orels by one of the mi⸗ nifters,or bythe Priefthimfelfe, all kneeling humbly : vpon theirknees. . ESTE | A Lmightie God, father. of our Lorde Fetus Chul, maker ofail things, Judge ofalimen, — ‘wee knowledge and bewayle our mantfolde fines and wickednelle, which wee from tyme to The Cor ommunion. time moſt grieuoully haue committed, by thought, word, and deede, againſt thy diuine MBatettie, promo: hing moſt iuſtly thy wrath and indignation. againit HS. Wee doe earneſtly repent, and be heartily ſory foz thele our mifdotngs 5 theremembiance of them is — grieuous dito bs, the burthẽ of them is intolerable: . _ Hauemerciebpon bs, haue mercie spon bs, moſt — merciful father. foz thyfonne our Lod Jeſus Chriſts fake, forgive vs all that ts patt, and graunt that wee - * may eucr bereafter ſerue and pleaſe thee, in newnes of life, to the honour and glory of thy name, theough Jeſus Chriſt our Lord. Am̃en. Then ſſall the Prieſt or the Biſhop iting prefent) fad vp,and turning himfelfe to the people stay t thus. Se A hiigistie God our heauenly father , who of his. great mercie hath promiſed forgiuenetic of finnes to ali them that with heartie repentance and true faith turne vnto him’: Haue mercie bpon pou, pardon and deliuer pou from all pour ſinnes, core ime and ſtrength pou in all goodnes and being pow to euerlaſting tite: though Jelus pectin our — Amen. Prieftalfo fay. - @ Beare what comfortable words out: Saviour Chri faith to all that truely turne to him. Come vn⸗ to mec all that trauaile and be heauie laden, and F will reireh pots, So Goditoucdthe worlde, that ims gaue his onely begotten Sonne, tothe ende thatail that — in him chouid not perith,but orgy at erla Hi aiBeate aifo what SPaui faved... this ig atrue — and Diworthe of altiuen to be Stith ow. %) receiued, Mn yg, {a z be The Communion. | receiued » that Fetus Chꝛill came tito the worlde, to faue anners. | | “ @ Beare alto what S John fait. paige . Itan man ſinne, we haue an aduocate with the fas ther, Jeſus Chztt the righteous, and He ts * propi⸗ tiation foꝛour finnes, Aſter which the Prieſt fhall proceedesfaying, i Liftop pour Heartes, —— wa noe lift them pp brite ete Lorde. Prieſt ee Si | Let vsgiue thankies vnto dur Lord God. Anſwere. at oh em and right ſo Laker Doe, | » iParefies visit It is very meete, right, andour boumen Duetie, tat we thoulde at alitimes, andin all places, giue thankes vnto thee, D Lode holy Father, almightie euerlaſting God. Here ſhall followe the proper preface, according « to the time, if there be any {pecially appointed: orels imme- diate ly thallfollowe, Gherefoze with angels, and archãngels.ac. — Prefaces. Vpon Chriftmas day,and feuen daies after. Bcaue thou diddelt giue Jeſus Chꝛitt thine one⸗ iy ſonne tobe borne as this dap forbs, whobp — tie operation of the holy Ghok, was made verie nian, of the fubftance of the birein Marie His moze ther, that without fpot of finne, tomate ds cleane fromaltfinne:: ——— * —û— ‘Proper prefaces. — ; | -MponEafterdayj;andfeuen 3: | _ dayes after. WaT Bt chiefly are wee bounde to prayſe thee ſorthe glorious telurrection ofthy Sonne Fetus Chat our Lode: ſor he is the very Paſchal Lambe which — was offered kor bs, and hath taken away the finne ol the World, who by his death hath deſtroyed death, and by his tiling toltfe againe,hath reftozed bs to es uerlaſting tife, Therefore with Angels,ac, Vpon the Afcenfion day,and feuen ) ie DCs alten 0910 r 2 THouah thy moſt dearely beloued ſonne Jeſus CHue our Lozde, who after his mok glorious refurrection mamtfettiy appeared toall his Apotties, and in their fight afcended bp into heauen, topre- pare aplace fo vs, that where heis, thithermight we alfo afcend,and reigne with him in alozie, Cher: foze with Angels. ec, i Vpon Whitfunday,and fixe Rothe dayes after, } 7 BHꝛough Jeſus Chik our Lorde, according to whole moft true promiſe the holy Ghoſt came downe this day from heaven, witha ſudden great ſounde/ ag it had bene a mightie winde, in the like⸗ neſſe of fierie tongues, lighting vpon the Apoſtles, to teach thent,and to leade them to al tructh, giuing them both the gift ofdiuers languages; a alfo botde- nes Witt) feruent seale,conttantly topreach the Gok: pel vnto all nations, whereby we are brought out of darkenefleand errour, into the cleare light and true xnowledge ofthee, and of thy Sonne Fetus Cheitt. » Therefore with Angels. ac, a. | — eee . —— Mi poa TheCommunion. Vpon the feaft of Trinitie onely. [@ is bery meete, right, and our bounden duetie, ‘that we ſhoulde at alltimes and in all places, giue thankes to thee, D Lozde, Almighty ¢ euerlaſting God, which art one God, one Lozde, not one onely perfor, but three perſons in one ſubſtance. ffoz that which webelecue of the glory of the father, the fame — Wwe beleeue of the fonne,and of the holy Ghoſt, with: out any differerice,o2 inequalitie. Therefore, ac. After which Pretaces, fhall followe immediatly. — Eereoee with Angels and Archangels, a with allthe company of heauen, we laud and magni⸗ fie thy glorious name, euermoze prailing thee and faving, Holy, Holy, holy, Lorde Godot hoſtes. Peas uen and earth are kull of thy glory. Glozp be tothee, D Lode mot High. — Then fhall the Prieft kneeling downe at Gods board, fay in the name ofall them that fhall receiue the Com= _ munion, this prayer following. , VVE dee not preſume to come to this thy Ta⸗ bie (D merciful Lod) trufing in ovr owne righteouſneſſe, but in thp mantfolde and great mer: cies, We be not worthie fomuch as togatherbp the crummes vnder thy Cable. But thou art the fame Lozde, whole popertie is alwayes to hatte mercies grant bs therefore gratious Lord, foto cat the fleſh of thy Deare Sonne Jeſus Chri, and to drinke His blood, that our ſinfull bodpes may be made cleane by his body, ardour ſoules wathed through his mot pꝛecious blood, and that we may euermoꝛe dwell in Him, and he in vs. mer. ; Ror es Then the Prieftftandingvp,thallfay. as followeth. SEEN eee ee ae Amightie ie, 3 ts = ee i.) — hk 7 a) at LT) oe eee b eis “Gy. A hinightie God our heauenly father, which of “Achy tender mercie diddeſt qiue thine onely ſonne Fetus Chit to tufler death vpon the croſſe toz our redemption, who made there (by His one obiation ofhimielfe once offered) atull, periect, and {uflicient. Sacrifice, oblation 5 and fatiliaction foz the ſinnes ofthe whole wozlde, and did inſtitute, and in his ho⸗ ly Goſpel connmande vs to continue aperpetizal me- mozic of Chat his pꝛecious death, vntil his comming againe: Beare bs, O merctalt father, we belecche ther, and graunt that we, receiuing thele thy crea- tures of bꝛead and wine, accogding to thyſonne our Dauiour Jeſus Chꝛiſts holy inſtitution, in remem⸗ bance of his death and paſſion, may be partakers of His moſt bleſſed body and blood: who in the fame night thathe was betrayed, tooke bead, andiwyen he had giuen thankes, he brake tt, and gaue it to his difcipics, faping, Cake, cate, thisis my body which 18 giuen foz pou , Doe this in remembrance of mee, Likewile after Supper be tooke the cup, and wher hee Had given thankes, hee gaue it to them, ſaying, Deinke ye all of this, fo2 this is my blood of the newe Teſtament, which ts thed for pou and for many foz remiſſion of ſinnes: doc this asoftas ye ſhall dꝛinke it tiv remembance of me, ? Then. fhall the Minifter firft receiue the Communion in both kindes him felfe, and next deliver it to other Mi- _, nifters (ifanybethere prefent ) that they may helpe the chiefe. Minifter, and after. to the people in their ~~, -handes,kneeling. And when he deliuereth the bread, rg eM AAB .. — uO! The bodie of our Lorde Jeſus Chill, which was giuen fo2 thee, preſerue thy bodte and ſoule into e⸗ Merlatiinig fife: and take and cate Chis, in remem⸗ bance T he Communion. brance that Chriſt oped foz thee, ard feede on vue in thine heart byfaith with thankſgiuing. And the Miniſter that deliuereth the cup,fhal fay. CThe blood ot our Lorde Fetus Chriſt which was hed foz thee, peeferue thp body and foule inte euerla⸗ Hing like:a drinke this in remembrance that heittes blood was ſhed for thee, and be thankefull. iB | Ther thall the Priett fay the Lordes prayer, the: — repeatinug after him enty petition. Alter ſhalbe ſayd as followeth; Oe and heauenly father, weethy humble ſer⸗ uantes entirely deſire thy fatherly qoodnefie, mercifully to accept this our ſacriſice of pꝛayſe and thankeſgiuing, mot humbly beſeeching ‘thee to grant, thatby the metites anddeath of thy ſonne Jeſus Chriſt, and through faith in his blood, we and all thy whole Church may obteine remiffion of our {innes,and alother benefites of his paſſion. And here We offer and pretent nto thee, D Lorde, our ſelues, our foules and bodies, tobe a reafonable , holy and liuely facrifice bute thee; humbly befeeching t ee, that all wee which bee partakers of this: help Com- munion. may be fulfilled with thy graceand heater: ty benediction. And although-wee bee vnworthie; through out manttolde fines, to offer vnto — lacrilice: pet we beſeech thee to accept this our bout Den duetie and ſexiice.not weighing our merits; but pardoning our offences; throigh Jeſus Chit our Lode by whome,and wich whonte, it the bnitie A the hoiy Ghof, all honour and glory be onto th — | * stg egret —— a HISNI as ai ae ‘ise — Msn, bboy ste 4 Se phic ots a BE ee AS ‘URS Y > ae Hs is ee 35 3% ig! te . . be : The Communion. : Or this. | Amnightie and euerliuing God, wee moſt hear⸗ tily thanke thee, for that thou doeſt vouchlate to feede vs which hatte duely rcetucd theſe Holy mytte- ries, with the {pivitual foode of the moſt precious bo- Die and blood of thy Sonne. our Sautour Fetus Chꝛiſt, and dock allure vs thereby of thy fauour and goodnefle toward hs, and that we be berp members — incowporate in thy myſticall bodp, whitch ts the bleſſed company of all faithtull people, and bee alſo heyres through hope, of thy euerlaſting hingdome, bp the merites of the moft pzecious death and paſſion of thy deare Sonne: we now moſt humbly befeech thee,D- heauenly Father, fo toallit b3 with thy grace, that We May continucin thatholpfelowiip, and doe all _ fuch good workes as thot Hatt prepared foz bs to walke in, though Jeſus Chal our Lord, to whome with thee and the holy Gholt, be all honour and glo- rie, world without ende. Amen. Then fhalbe fayd or ſung. Cj haute bee to God on hygh, and in earth peace, ood will towardes men. Wee prayſe thee, we biefle thee , we worſhippe thee, we glozifie thee, we give thankies to thee foz thy great glozie , D Lode - God, heauenly King, Godthe father almightie, D fLo2d, the onelp begotten forne Jeſu Chriſt, D Lord @od Lambe of God, ſonne of the father, that takeſt aap the ſinnes of the worlde, hatte mercie bpon bs: Chou that takeſt away the ſinnes of the worlde, haue mercte bpon bs, Chou that takeſt away the lnnes of the worlde, recetue out prayer, Chou that fitteft at the righthand of God the father, haue mer- Cie vpon vs. Foz thouonely art holy, thou onely art The ( ommunion. the Lod, thot onely,D Cott, withthe holy Ghof, art mol high in the glory of God the father, Amen. ‘Then the Prieft, or the Bifhop,ifhe be prefent, fhall let them depart with this bleſſing. Te peace of Gov which palſeth all vnderltan⸗ Ding, keepe pour hearts and mindes intheknow: ledge andiloucof God, and of bis fonne Jeſus Cheiſt pur Lod: and the bletling of God Almightie , tie fas ther, the ſonne, and the holy Shot, be amongſt pou, and remayne with pou alwayes, amen, Collectes to be fayde after the offertorie , when there is no-Communion , every fuch dayone. "And the fame ' maybe faide alfo as often as occafion fhall ferue , after the Colle&s either of Morning and Euening prayer, ~Communion, or Letanie, by the difcretion of the Mi- hifters:: * Att HS mercifully· O Lorde, in theteour fups plications and prayers, and Ddifpote the way of thy ferttants toward the attainement of euerlating faluation , that among all the changes and chau ces of this moꝛtall life, they. may ever be defended bp chy mot gracious and readie helpe, though Chk our 102d,Amen, —58 Lorde and euerliuing God, vouch · fate, twee beſeeche thee, to direct fanctifie and Orne. , both our beartes and bodies in the wayes of thy lawes , atid in the workes of thy commande: ments, that though thy mok mightie protection, both here and euer, wee may be prefernedin boop aiid ie de through out Lorde and Sauiour Jetus ae " men. <> ERR M4 ig Gee — Gute wee befeeche thee, Simi bt Heed Dab B at bated Boni wee i ) sh thy grace mS The Communion. be fo qraftedinwardly in our hearts, that they map bring foozth in bs the fruite of good lining, to the ho⸗ nour and prayſe of thy name, though Jeſus Chzitt our Lod, Amen. — PBeuent bs, D Lorde, it allour doings, with thy moſt gratiousfaucur, and further bs with thp continual helpe, that inallour woozkesbequnne, continuedand ended in thee, we may gloztfie thy ho⸗ iyname, ¢finally by thp mercie obtaine euerlaſting life, theough Fetus Chek our Lorde, Amen. Amightie God, the fountatne of all wifedome, which knowelſt our neceſſities before wee afke, and our ignorance in albing: we befeech thee to have compaſſion bpon our infirmities, and thole thinges — Which foz our vnworthines we dare not, and foz ony blindnefie we can tot aſke, bouchfate to giue bs, fo2 a worthineſſe of thy fonne Fetus Chriſt our Lord, men. Lmightie God, which hall promiſed to heare the petitions of them that alke in thy Sonnes Name, we befeechke thee mercifully toencline Chine: eares to bs that haue made nowe our prayers and fupplications oitto thee, and qrant that thole things which we haue faithfully atked according to thy wit, may effectually be obtetiied , to the reliefe of our ne⸗ ceflitie, and te the fetting forth of thy giozy, thrꝛough Jeſus Chriſt our Loꝛd Amen. Vpon the holy dayes (if there be no Communion )fhal be ſaide all that is appoynted atthe Commuimion, vntill the ende of the Homilie, concluding with the generall prayer (fo2 tie whole fate of Chiles Church mitt tant here in earth) and oneor moe of thefe Colleas be- “fore rehearfed,as occafion fhall ferue. re And there fhalbe no celebration of the Lords Supper, ts | except “The Communion. 3 except there be a good number to communicate with the Prieft, according to his difcretion. 3 And if there be not aboue twentie perfons in the pa- rifh, of difcretion to receiue the Communion, yet there fhall be no Communion, except foure or three at the leaft communicate with the Prieft. And in Cathedral] and collegiat Churches, where be many Priefts and — ſhal al receiue the Com- munion with the miniſter euery Sunday at the leaſt, ex- cept they haue a reafonable caufe tothecontrary. | And.to take away the fuperftition, which any perfor hath or might haue in the bread and wine, it fhall fuffice thar the bread be fuchas is vfuallto beeaten at the table with other meates, but the beft and pureft wheat bread that conueniently may be gotten. And ifany of the bread - * wine remaine, the Curate ſhall haue it to his owne vie. The bread and wine for the Communion fhall be pro- uided by the Curate and the churchwardens, atthe ‘hath ges ofthe parifh,and the parifh fhalbe difcharged offuch | ummes of money or other dueties, which hitherto they = pre pads for the fame by order of their houfes every Sunday. Rens | * And note, that euery parifhioner {hall communicate at the leaft three times in theyeere, of which Eafter to __ be one, and fhall alfo receiuethe Sacraments and other | _ ‘rites, according to the order in this booke appointe And yeerely at Eafter, euery Parifhioner fhall recker with his Parfon, Vicar, or Curate,or his or their | tie or deputies,and pay to them or him all Ecc call dueties, accuftomably due, chen and at that e 24 é§ The minittration of Baptiſme tobe vfed in pg ve ot Henan Ghurely? >t 62 20 set ) ae Tappeareth by ancient writers, that & S > the Sacrament of Baptifme inthe old Ae time was not cOmonly miniftred but \. attwotimes in theyere:at Eafter,and - 3f= Whitfuntide, At which times it was EY. openly miniftredin the prefence of al Churchyas alfo becaufe inthe eg ofinfants, euery man prefent may be putin remébrance ofhis owne — fefsion madeto Godin his Baptifme,For which cauſe al - fo, it isexpedient thatBaptifme be miniftredintheEn- | glith tongue. Neuverthelefle (ifnecefsitie fo require)chil- 7 . drenmay atalltimesbebaptizedathome. * a Publique Baptifme. When there are children to be baptized vpon the Sun- ~ day or holy day,the parents fhall giue knowledge ouer © “night, or in the morning afore the beginning of mor- ming prayer,to the Curate. And then the Godfathers, Publique Bapti/me. godmothers,& people, with the children, muft be ready at the font, either immediatly after the laft leflonar Mor- ning prayer, or els immediatly after the laft Leffon at E- uening prayer, as the Curate by his difcretion fhall ap- point,And then ftanding there, the Prieft fhallaske whe- ther the children be baptized or no. If they anfwere, No: thenfhall the Prieft fay thus. SET Carelp beloued, foz as much as all men a1 EQ bee conceived and borne in fine, and BY 2 ( that our Sauiour Chak fayeth, None ai pa can enter into the kingdome of God, ex: na Sade cept be be regenerate and borne anewe of water and of the holy Gyoſt: F beleech pou te call vpon God the father theough our Lod Jeſus Chit, thatofbis bounteous merce he will qraunt to theſe childzen that thing, which by nature thep can not baue,that they may be baptised with water and the boly Ghott,and recetucd tnto Chriſtes holy Church, and be made liuely members of the fame, Then the Prieft fhall fay. | @iethspay ENE Lmightie and euerlaſting God, which —— VA, OF Thy great mercie diddeſt ſaue fre ¢ * J —bis lamilie in the Arke from periſhing V/V, by water, calfo diddeſt ſately leade the EDS W childzen of Iſrael thy people theough he ved fea, figuring thereby thy holy baptiſme, ¢ by the baptiſme ofthp wel beloucd ſonne Fetus Cheiſt. diddeſt ſanctify the flood Jorden and al other waters tothe myſtical wathing away of ſinne: ude beſeeche thee fo2 thine infinite mercies, that thou wiltmercis. fully looke vpon thete childzen, fanctifie them, and Publique Baptiſme. Wath them with the holy Gholt, chat they being deli⸗ tiered from thy wath, may be receiued into the Arke of Chriſts Church,and being ſtedkaſt in fatth,topfiuil through hope,and rooted in charitie, may ſopaſſe the waues of this troubiefome wozlde,that finally they may come to the lande of euerlaſting life, thereto reigne with thee world without ende, though Fes fus Chꝛiſt otxtr Loꝛd. Amen. A Lrigbtie and immoꝛtall God, the ayde of all that neede, the helper of all that fice tothee foz fuccour, thelifeof them that beleeue, and the reſur⸗ rection of the dead: We call bpon thee foz theſe in⸗ fants, that thep comming to thy Holy baptifine. map receiue remiflion of their ſinnes by {piritualregene- ration. Receiue them (D Lod) as thou haſt pꝛomi⸗ fed by thy welbeloued ſonne, faving, Aſke, and yvou ſhall haue, feeke, and you ſhall finde, knocke, and tt ſhalbe opene? vnto pou, So giue nowe vnto bs that athe, let bs that feeke, finde, open the gate bnto bs that hnocke, that thele infants mayenioythe ewer lating benediction of thy Heauenlp waſhing, and may come to theeternall kingdome which thou bat pꝛomiſled bp Chꝛiſt our Loꝛde. Amen. Then fhall the Prieſt fay. nt Heare the wordes of the Gofpel written by $.Marke, in the tenth Chapter. ; vroucht chit Ea certaine time they brought chil⸗ Ke 10. —— dren to Chriſt that be wouldẽ touche Publique Baptiſme. receitte the kingdome of God as alitiechilde, be thal not enter therein, And when bee had taken them bp in bisarmes, be put bis bandes vpon them, and bleffed them, | 7 " After the Gofpell is read, the Minifter fhall make this briefe exhortation vpon the wordes of the Gofpel. Wiendes pou heare inthis Goſpell the words of our Sauiour Chet, that he commanded the children to be brꝛought vnto him: how Hee blamed thole that Zod SS) would haue kept them front him: How He exhorteth all men to fotlow their innocencie. Pow perceiue how by bis outward gefture and deede Hee Declared His good will towarde them : Foz be embra⸗ ced them in His avines, he lays his hands vpon thet, and biefleathem. Doubt not yee therefore, but ears sreftlp beleeue, that he will like wiſe fauourably re ceitte thefe prefent infants, that he wil tmbzace thent With the armes of his mercie, that he will giue vnto them the dieting of eternall life, and make them pars taters of bis euerlaſting kingdome. naherefore, wee being thus perfwaded of the good wilof our heauen⸗ ip father toward thefe infants, declared by bis ſonne FJelus Cheiſt, and nothing doubting but that hee la⸗ uourably alloweth this charitable wozke of ours, tit bringing thele childzen to his Holy Baptifine: tet vs kaithtalix g devoutly giue thanks vnto him, and ſay: Auioputie and euerlaſting God, heauentp fa⸗ ther, wee gine thee humble thankes, that thom Hatt bouchfated to call bs to the bnowledge ot thy grace and kaith in thee: Encreale this knowledge, and confirme this faith in bs euermoꝛe; ane ; ee \ we 2 Ad | Ne 3 <4 lt, “Publique Baptiſme. : Holy ſpirite to theſe infantes, that they may be borne againe, and be made heives ofeucriating faluation, though our Lorde Jeſus Chit, who ttueth anv | ids ibe With thee and the Holy {pirite, mow and fo2 euer.amen | Then the Prieft fhall {peake vnto the Godfathers & God- mothers on this wife. | : VV Cibeloned friendes, pee haue brought thele | childzen here tobe baptised , pee Haue prayed that our Lozde Jeſus Chak woulde bouchfate to receiue themto lay his handes bpon then, to bleſſe them, toreleaſle them of their ſinnes, to giue them the kingdome of heauen, and euerlaſting life. Pee haue heard alſo that our Lorde Fetus Chrift hath pꝛomiſed in his Goſpell, to graunt alltheſe thinges that vee haue praped fo2: which promiſe Hee fo2 his part will moe furely heepeand perfourme. Where⸗ fore after this promife made by Ch2itt, thefe infants muſt aifo faithfully fo2 their part, pꝛomiſe by vou that be their fureties, that they will fo2fake the deuil and all hig workes, and conttantly beleeue Gods hos ty were and obediently keepe His commaunde- ments, fhe Then fhall the Prieft demaunde of the Godfathers and ~ Godmothers thefe queftions following. _ D2 thou forfake the dewill and all his wozkes, the vaine pompe and glozie of the worlde, with all couetous deſires of thefame, the carnail defires ofthe fet, fo that thou wilt not followe noꝛ beledde by them? . 7 Anfvvere. > — forſake them all, | he an — Miniſter. — Publique baplijme. — ree te — — —— Doeſt thou beleeue in Godthe Father almightie maker —— and earth? And in Jeſus Chꝛiſt bis onely begottenfonne our Lorde ? And that hee was conceiued bp the bolp Gyoſt, borne of the birain Ma⸗ ie chat be tuffered vnder Pontius wilate, was cru: cified, dead and buried,that he wentdowne into Heit, and alfo did rife againe the thirde dap, that he atten: Ded into heavens, and litteth at the right band of God the father almightie, and from thence chall come a gaine at the end of the world, toiudgethe quicke and the dead: And doeſt thou beleeue in the holy Ghoſt, the holy Catholique Church, the Communion of Saintes, the remtflion of finnes, the reſurrection of the fleſh, and euerlaſting life after death? Anfwere. Ali this F fedfattiy beiceue, Minifter, wilt Chou be baptised in this faith? ae _ Anfwere. Chat is my defire, . : Then thal thePrieft fay. WHEE Wercitall God,arvaunt that the ole A⸗ OVA damin thefe chtldzen map be ſo buryed, END) [that the newe man may berapled bp it hy Lithent, Ament, | ——— —Graunt that an carnall affections may die ttt them, and thatal things belonging to the {pirite,mapliueandgrowinthem Amen, | Graunt hat they may haue power and firenath to haue victorie and to triumphagainthedeutl,the Would, andthefleth.Amen, af DQ. it, Oraunt Nike Lubugue bapti/me. | Graunt that wholoeuer is here Dedicated to thee — hyour office and miniſterie, may allo be indued with heauenly vertues, and euerlattingly rewarded , through thy mercy, D bielled Lorde God, who dock line and gouerne all thinges, worlde without ende, Amen, — | Lmightie euerliuing God, whole mot dearelp FA beloued fonne Jeſus Chet, fo2 the forgiueneſſe of our ſinnes, DID hed out of His moſt peecious fide both water ebiood, ard gaue commandement to his dilciples, that thep hould goe teache all nations, ehaptise them inthe wame of the father, the fonne, andofthe holy Ghoſt: Regarde, we beleech thee,the fupplications of thy congregation, and graunt that al thy ſeruants which thalbe baptised tn this water, may recetue the fulnes of thy qrace, a euer remapne in the number of thy fatthtull and elect children, though Jeſus Chik our Lod, Amen, ; | Then the Prieſt thal take the childe in his hands, andaske - a thename. Andnaming the childe, fhall dippe it in the water,fo it be difcreetely and warily done,faying. N: Jbaptize thee in the name of the Father andot the Sonne, and of the holy Ghoſt. Amen. Andif the childe be vveake, it fhal fuffice to power yvater vVypon it,faying the forefayd vvordes, : N: J baptize thee in the name of the Father, and of - N the Sonne /and ofthe holyGhot.amen. - Then the Prieft thal make acroffe vpon the childes fore- head,faying, { PGE : _ Mee ‘Publique Baptiſme. J x TE receiue this childe into the congregation VY of Chiiſtes flocke, anddoe ſigne hint with the ligne of the crofle,in token that hereafter he thall not be afhamed to confefle the faith of Chi crucified, and manfullp to fight vnder His banner , againſt finne, the worlde, and the deuill, g tocontinue Chri⸗ ſtes faithful ſouldier and ſeruant vnto his liues end, _. Then ſhall the Prieft fay. if SEeing nowe dearely beloued brethren, that theſe childzen be regenerate and grakted into the bodie of Chriſtes congregation , let vs giue thankes vnto Godkor theſe benetites , and with one accorde make our prayers vnto Aimightic 6 D DW, that they may leade the reft of their tife accozding to this begin: ning, | Then fhall be faide, Our father which art inheauert, ac. Then fhallthe Prieft fay. . SS BsSer C peeld thee heartic thanks, moe mer e) ky /p cifull father, thatit bath pleaſed theeto WA/LT, regenerate this infant with thy boty vA ara (pirite , to recetuehim foz thine owne +2, ae) childe by adopttor, and fo inco2zpozate Hint into thy holy congregation. Andhumbite we be- feech thee tograunt , that he being dead vnto finne, and living dito righteoutnele , and being buried with) Chlin his death, may crucifie the olde man, and btterly aboliſh the whole bodte of firine , Chat as he is made partaker of the death of thp Sonne, fo he may be partakerofhisreturrection »fothat finalip, With the refloue of thy holy congregation, He may be inberitour ofthine eucrlating kingdome; through Chit owt Lord, Amen. VP Q. iiii. Ac Publique bapti/me. At the laft ende, the Prieft calling the Godfathers and Godmothers together, fhall fay this exhortation fol- ZOꝛalmuch as thele chtildzen haue pro: Pic miled by pou, to foefake the deutlland Ve all bis workes, to beleeue in God, and | Zao toferuchin: you muſt remember that —&it is pour partes and dueties to fee that —— infantes be taught, fo ſoone as they thall bee ac le to learite, what a ſolemne bowe,pzonrife and pros kellion they haue made by pou. And that they map knowe thele hinges the better, pe hall call vpon them tobearefermons, and chiefely pou thal pꝛouide that thep maylearne the Creede, the Lordes pꝛayer, and the ten commandements tn the Engliſh congue, and ail other things which a Chriſtian man ought toknowe and beleeue to bis foules health, and that theſe childzen may be bertuoully bzought bp to leade agodly and a Cheiſtian life , remembzing alwayes that baptifmedoth repreſent vnto bs our profellior, Which is, tofolow the example of ourfautour Chiff, andtobe made ike vnto him, thatas he dyed, and rofe againe fo2 bg, fo thould we which are baptized , dye from Anne, and rife againe vnto righteouſneſſe continually moztifping all our euill and coꝛrupt af⸗ fections, and daily proceeding in all vertue and god⸗ lineſſe of liuing. The Miniſter fhall commaunde that. the children be brought to the Bifhop , tobe confirmed of him,fo foone as they can fay in theirvulgar tongue, the articles of the faith,the Lordes prayer, and the ten Commandements , and be furtherinftructed.in the Catechifme fet forth for that purpofe, accordingly as it isthere exprefled, ey Sp Ofthem that are baptixedin | private houfesintime — of neceſſitie. , — — He Paſtours and Curates re often So ftreReN| admonith the people , that they de- a¥t. pay ferre not the Bapeifite of infantes A USS any longer, then the Sunday or o- 4 A2~9)| ther holy day next after the child be borne, vnleſſe vpona great and rea- eee) Ness) fonable caufe declared to the Cu- — rate, and by him approoued. And alfo they fhall warne them, that without great caufe and neceffitie , they baptize not children athome in their houfes. And when great need fhall compel them - fo to doe, that then they minifter it onthisfafhion, Firſt, let chem thatbe prefent, call vpon God for his grace ,and fay the Lordes prayer, if the time will fuffer . And then one of them fhall name the childe , and dippe him - the water, or powre water vponhim , faying thefe wordes, | 3 N F baptize theein the Mame ofthe Father, and of the Sonne, and of the holy Ghoſt, amen, Andlet them not doubt, but that the childe fo bapri- zed is lawfully and fufficiently baptized, and ought not to be baptized againe in the Church. But yet neuerthe- leffe , if the child which is after this forte baptized , do af- terward liue, itisexpedient that he be brought into the Church, to the intent the Prieft may examine and trie whether the childe be lawfullie baptized or no. Aud if thofe that bring any childeto the Church, doe anſwere that he is alreadiebaptized,then fhall the Prieftexamine themfurther,. > . eat ds sie: >, I. Priuate Dapti/me. By whome the childe was baptized? who was peclent when the childe was baptized? nobhether thep called bpon Godfoz grace and ſuccour in that neceflitie? With what thing or what matter they did baptize thechiltde: with what wordes the childe was baptized? Whether they thinke the childe to be lawkully a pers fectly baptised 7 . cry i Andifthe Minifter hall prooue by the anfweres of fuch as brought the childe, that all thinges were done as they oughtto be :then fhall not hechriften the childe a- gaine , but fhall receiue him as one of the flocke of the true Chriftian people, faying thus. | Fcertifie pou, that in this caſe ye haue done weil, and acco2ding vnto due o2der,concerning the bapti- zing of this childe, which being borne in originall ſinnñe, and in the wath of God, is nowe bp the lauer of regeneration tn baptiſme, receiued into the num⸗ ber of the childzen of God, and heires of euerlating life. fozour Lorde Fetus Ch docth not deny Hts grace a mercie vnto fuch infants ,but moſt louingly doethcall them vnto him, as the holy Golpell doeth witnefle to our comlort, ont this wiſe. A®& a certaine time they brought children vnto Chri that be Hhoulde touch them, and his Dilſci⸗ ples rebuked thofe that brought them. Dut when Jeſus ſawe it, He was diſpleaſed, and ſayde vnto them , Suffer litle childzen to come vnto mee ,and forbid them not, fo2 to fuch belongeth the kingdome of God . wierilp J fay vnto pou , whofoeuer doeth not receiue the Bingdome of God asa littte chitde, bee chall not enter therein, And when hee had ta- — ken them bp in his armes, he put bis — — em, — Priuate Baptiſme. them, and blelled them. After the Gofpelis read, the Minifter fhall make this ex- hortation vpon the wordes of the Gofpel. FBienves, you Heare in this Golpell the wordes of our Sauiour Chriſt, that Hee commanded the childzen to bee brought vnto Him , Howe hee bia med thofe that woulde haue kept them from him, Howe He exhorted all men to follow their tnnocencie, De perceiue howe by his outwardaelture anddeede, he declared his good will towarde them. Fo2 hee em- braced them in dis armes , he layde his handes vpon them, and biefled them, Mout vee not therefore, but earnefily beleeuc, that be hath like wife fauoura⸗ bip receiued this prefent infant , that he hath embra⸗ ced Him with the armes of his mercie, that hee hath giuen vnto him the bleſſing of eternaltlife,and made him partaker of his euerlaſting kingdome. Where⸗ fore wee being thus perſwaded of the good will of our heauentyp father , declared by his Sonne Jeſus Chit towardes this infant, let vs faithfully and deuoutely qiue thankes vnto him, and fap the praper which the Lozde hinrlelfe taught, and in declaration of our faith, tet bs recite the articles contetned in our & Here the Minifter , with the Godfathers & Godmothers thall fay. ; ¶ Our father which art in heauen. ac. Then fhall the Prieft demannde the name of the childe, . whieh being bythe Godfathers and Godmothers pro- nounced,the M inifter fhall fay. | | Work thouin the name of this childe forfake the deuill and all His workes , the bapne wee" Priuate Baptifme. glory of the world, with all the couetous delires of the fame,the carnatldefires of the flelb,and not to folowe andbeiledbythem? « —* Anſwere. forſake them alt, ——— Miniſter. Doeſt thou in the name of this childe pꝛofeſſe this faith,to belecue in God the father almightie, maker. ofheauenandearth? And in Jeſus Chat his onely begotten ſonne our Lorde? And that he was concey⸗ ued by the holy ghoſt, borne ofthe birgin Marie, that hee fuffered bnder Pontius Pilate, was crucified, © dead, and burped, that he went downe into hell, and allo did rife againe the thirde dap, that bee aſcended into heauen, and ſitteth at the right hand of God the Father almightie, and from thence he hall come a- gaine at the ende of the world to tudge the quicke and the dead? And do pou in his name beleeuc in the Holp ghoſt,the holy Catholique Church, the Communion of Saints, the remiſſion of innes,velurvection, and euerlaſting life after death? Anf{were, Ail this I ſtedtaſtiy beleeue. Let vs pray. Axwightie and euerlaſting God, heauenly Fa⸗ ther, wee giue thee humble thankes, fo2 that thou haſt bouchfafed to call vs to the knowledge of thy grace andfaith in thee : Encreaſe this know⸗ ledge , and confirme this faith tn vs euermoze, giue thy holy Spirite to this infant, that hee be- ing borne agayne, and being made Heire of euerla⸗ ſting faluation thꝛough our Lode Jeſus Chat, may continue thy feruant, and attaine thy promiſe, thronah the fame our Lorde Fetus Chit ao oO 0 Priuate Baptifme. who liueth and reigneth with thee in the vnitie of the ſame holy (pirit euerlattinaly. amen, Then fhall the Minifter make this exhortation to the Godfathers and Godmothers. Pzzatinucy as this childe hath promifed by your, to forſake the deuill and all his wozkes, to beleeue in God, and tolerue him: you mut remember that it is por part and duetic to fee that this infant bee taught, fo foone ag he hall be able telearne, whata ſolemne bowe,promife, and profeſſion be hath made byvou, Andthat he may knowe thele thinasthe bets ter. ye Hall call bpon bint to heave fermons, ¢ chiefly bee hall prouide that hee may learne the Creede, the Lozdes prayer,and the ten Commandements inthe — Englith tongue, and all other things which a Chete Tian man ought to knowe and beleeus to his foules Health, ¢ that this chiloe may be bertuoutty brought Op to leade a godly anda Cheiſtian life, remembring alway that baptiſme doth repreſent pinto vs our pos feflion, which is, to followe the erampie of our Sa utour Chrilt, and be made like vnto him, that as hee Dyed and role againe fo2 bs, ſo choulde wee which are baptized, dte from ſinne, and rife againe vnto rightes outnelle, continually mortifying all our eui ¢ co⸗ rupt affections, ard dayly proceeding in all hertue and godlinelle of lining, And fo fo2th,as tn publique Baptiſme. But if they which bring the infantes to the Church » doe make an vncertaine anfwere to the Prieftes queftions, and fay that they can not tell what the thought , did, or {aid in that great feare & trouble * minde(as often- times itchaunceth) then let the Prieft baptize him in forme aboue written concerning publique baptifme, fauing that at the dipping of the childein the — 4 aS Coipraain 8 Mall vſe this — poet : Ae thou be not baptised alreadie,Q 4g — chee inthe Mame of (he father, and of the Sonne, and of the holy Ghost, Ament, ae, € Confirmation, whaneni i contey- ne i: ea neda Catechifme for children. 62 S27. GO the ende that confirmation may bee mi- bKe| [eA niftred to the more edifying of fuch as fhall — ba ag teceiue it (accordingto S, Pauls do@rine, \ Ss “60° teacheth that all thinges fhoulde bee wa & eax doneintheChurchtotheedificationofthe — fame) itis thought good, that none hereafter fhallbee confirmed, butduch as can fay in their mothertonguethe - (| Articles of the faith sthe Lords prayer, and the ten Com- oe maundements , and canalfo anfwere to fuch queftions » Ofthisfhort Catechifme, astheBifhop (orfuchashee __ i, fhallappoint) fhall by his difcretionappofethemin.And = Nchis order is moft conuenient to bee rues for diuers 7 conſiderations. ». $y _Firft, becaufe that when children come to the yeeres ; d of diféretion > & haue learned what their Godfathers and Godwmothers promifed for them in Baptifme, they may ~» then themfelues with their owne mouth, and with their ouvne conſent, openly before the Church, ratifie &ccom- 5 firme the fame:andalfo promife that by the graceofGod they wil euermore endeuour themfelues faithfully to ob- 7 feruc and keepe fuch things as they by their ownementh i a and confefsion haue affented vnto. oo ee eee ifieed to Secondly , forafmuch as Confirmation! is m them ‘that bee baptized, that by impofition of han ~ and — ae may receiue — and: delene Bet Mt : Bary — againft all — to ſinne, nd the aſſaultes ofthe -worlde and the deuill, it is moft meete to be miniftred when children come to that age, that partly by the frailty of their owne flefh,partlyby the affaults of the world and the deuill, they begin tobe in daunger to fall into fundry kindes of faite: 5 Thirdly, for that it is agreeable with the vſage of the Church in times paft,whereby it was ordeined that Con- firmation fhoulde be miniftred to them that were of per- fe& age, that they being inftructed in Chriftes religion, fhould openly profeffe their owne faith, and promife to be obedient vnto the will of God. And thatno man fhall thinke that any detriment fhall cometo children by deferring of their Confirmation, he fhall knowe for trueth, that it is certaineby Gods word, ~ that children being baptized, haue all things neceffarie fortheir — be vndoubtedly ſaued. ef (atechifine, that isto fay, An inStruce tion to be learned ofeuery childe,before he be br ought to be confirmed ofthe Bifhop, Queftion. What ig pour tame? _ Anfwere, P00, Qaueſtion. robes gaue rou this name? | ® * odfathers and Godmothers in my bap * — 5 os whereir ng — gechiing The Catechifme. | siGgeriuatic os bit Quelitiom coon at What did pour Godfathers and Godmothers then | 0 Anfwere, 1 Sua Chey did promite and vowe theee things in mp name, Firſt, that FZ houlde fosfake the deuill and all his workes, and pompes, the vanities of the wicked worlde, and all the ſintul luſts ofthe ſleiß Secondiy. that J chould beleeueall the articles ofthe Cyztian faith. And thirdly, that J chould keepe Gods holyx wil and commandements, and walke tnthelameallthe dayes of my life. iol gy aes | | Queftion, Doek thou not thinke that thou art bounde to be: leeue, and to doe as they set promifed foꝛ thee ? Sie: ees | niwere. of ad Pes verity: and by Gods helpe fo F will, And J heartily thanke our heauenly father, thathe hath called me to this Gate of ſaluation, through Fetus Chit our Saviour. And FZ pray God to giue mee is grace, that Jmay continue in the fame vnto my liues ende. Bots Queftion. KRehearle the artictes of ty beliefe, | | * n IBeeene in God the Father almightie, maker ot heauen andearth, Andin Fetus Chit his — fonne our Lode, Which was concetued by the holy -. Shot, bome of the virgin Marie, fuflered vnder Pontius Pilate, was crucified, Dead,and buryed, pe delcended inta hell, the thirde day he roſe againe rom the dead, he aſcended into heauen, and fittet) Att —— comme ti thefatheralmightte: from — thence He wall come to iudge the quiche and the =— eee } | The (atechi/me. dead. Jbeleeue in the holy Ghott,the holy Catholite. Church, the Communion of faints, the foꝛgiueneſſe of finnes, the refurrectton of the body > and tie life e⸗ uerlaſting. Amen. Queftion. wyhat doelt thou chictely learne itt tt ares -thpbeltete? — wer e firt, J tearne to beleeue in God the father, tho hath made me andall the world. Secondly, t in God thefonne, wyo hath redeemed mie and all mankinde. Chirdly, in God the holy hot, who fanctieey me * nd alt the electpeopleofemod, | * Queſtion. Pouſayde that vour godfathers and godmothers did promite fo2 pou, that you ouid heepe Gods com⸗ mandements. Cell mehowe many there be.. An({were, Tenne. Queſtion. hich betherꝛ? nſwere. Pe fame which God ſpake in the — is ter of Grodusfaping, Jam the Lorde thy Goo, which haue brought theeoutof thelandeofe- — gypt,out of the houſe ot bondage. t Chou thaltvauenoneotherGodsbut me, j it Chou halt not make to thy ſelſe any qrauen J⸗ age, nogthe likenelſe of any thing that ĩs in fea lett aboue. avin the arth beneath, 02 — ——— Saget ade⸗ ae jou thalt not bowe ‘ther,nnoz worthippe them, or'g the —— — The Catechifine. y ama ielouz God, andbilite the linnes of the fathers vpon the children vnto the third and fourth genera: tion of them that bate mee, and thewe mercie vnto thoufands in them that louc mee, and keepe mip cont: tit Chou walt noe take the name of the Lorde thy God in bate: fo2 the Lord will not Hold him giltleſſe that taketh his name in vayne. titi Wemember Chat thou keepe poly the Sabboth 4 day.Sixe dayes thalt chou labour and do al thatthou Hatt to doe: but the feuenth day 18 the Sabboth ofthe Lord thy God. In it thou ſhalt dono maner of worke, thou, and thy fonne, and thy daughter, thy man ſer⸗ uant, and thy mayde feruant, thycattell. athe ſtran⸗ ger that is within thy gates: Foꝛ tn ſixe dayes the od made heauen andearth,the ſea, and all that in them is andrefted the ſeuenth day: wherelore the Loꝛrdbleſſed the ſeuenth day, and halo wed it. v Honour thy father athy mother, that thy dayes may be long in the land Which the Lorde thy Good gi⸗ ueth thee. ‘i | bi Chouthaledonomurther, bit Chow halt rot commit adulterie. Hitt Chou thalt not ſteale. ix Thor thalt not beare falſe witneſſe againſt thy neighbour. ¢ Chou halt notcouct thy neighbours Youte,thou (Hale not couct thy neighbours wite, 02 histeruant, nor his maide, nor His oxe,noꝛ his alle, noꝛ any hing epatisbis. : | Queftion.:. an what dock thou chietlylearne byehete comumatide: — $s oo Rothe, * nN ah aN eee T be (atechi/me. 3 Anfwetes: O 4 learne two thinges : My duetie towardes yer : and my duetie opts mp neighbour. isa oF ueftion. US? te SAMSON ai nobat ts thy duelte towaras God? : Anſvwere. Py ductic towardes God is, fo beleeue in bint, fo. feare him, and to lone him with al mp heart, with all myminde, with ail my foule,¢ with ali mp frenagcy. To Worhip Him , to give him thankes, to put mp whole truſt in Hint , fo call bpon him, to honour bis holy Lame and bis word and to ferute uk ie Aft the dares of mylife. | - Queftion. Hobhatis thy duetie rer thy neighbour: . An ſwere. My duetie towards my neighbour is to loue him as mypfelie,and to doe toatl men, as Jwoulde they ſhould doe vᷣnto mee: Co four, honour , and fisccour my father and mother: Co honour and: obey the Queene and her miniffers. Co fubnut myſelfe to all My Golleriours , teachers s(pirituall Paſtours and Watters. Go oder wp felfe lowly and reucrentlp to alimy betters, To hurt no body by word nozdeede, Co bee true and tulin ail mp dealing, Oo beare no malice 02 hatred in my Heart. Go keepe mp handes from picking and fealing and my tongue trom euill ſpeaking, iping,and flaundering. Co keepe my bodp in temperance.fobernefle and chattitie, Mot to couet 1102 deſire other mens goods , but tolearne andias · hour truely to get mine owneltuing,andtodoemyp. . duetie in that late of itfe., bite the which it chall — God to call nme. | K.i ft, Queftion, Lhe (Catechifme. : Queſtion. | * Mygood childe knowe this.that thou art not able to do —— ofthyſelte noꝛ to walke in the com: mandemenis of God, and to ſerue him, without his ſpeciall grace, which thou mult learne at all times to call for by diligent prꝛayer. Let mee heare therefore tf thou cant fay the Lordes prayer. : ) We ces) os cont cores Et Sp (yu Father which art in heauen, halowed be thy \ ~lame.Cohp kingdome come; Chy wil be done in earthas it is in heauen.Giue bs this day our dayly bread, And forgiue bs our trefpafies, as we foratue them that treſpaſſe againſt bs. And leade bs not Inte temptation: but deltuer bs from euill. Amen. F e Articles ofthe faith,the Lordesprayer,the ten Com- * a —————— —— Confirmation. — _ of this ſhort Catechiſme, as the Bifhop(or ſuch as he ſhal - - appoynt)fhall by his difcretion appofethem in: thenfhal — witnefle of | his Confirmation, And i firme them on thiswife, 7 fhop fhall con- Confirmation. Our helpe isin the name ofthe Lord. iG | Anfwere. . Pohich hath made heauen and earth. . ' Minifter. Bleſſed be the name of the Lord. : : Anfwere. i ace _ Henceforth wozlde without ende, | | _ Minifter, Loꝛd heare our payer. ——— Anſwere. Andiet our cry come vnto thee, they be brought to the Bifhoppe by one that hall be his odfather, or Godmother, that wd mee may haue e of countatle and qhottiy drenath,the fpiriteofimot> ledge and true godtinefie,and fulfill th m (D Lozde) te with the fpiritefehy holpfeare,Amen, uerally faying, * ; _% Bt, - ‘Then theBithop fhalllay hishandevponeuery childefe- iz SE Sees ae * ORS Sg ee! tL} . « ote ae —— oe Pi he . “ee Setend, O Lode, this chide with thy heauenty = grace, thathe may continue thinefozcuey,andday> fy increate in thy bolp ſpirit moze ard more vntillhhe - somebntoryyeucriattingbinghomeamen, cage emo Pe oy eam Me ¶ Let bs pap. a — euerliuing God, which mabe bs both to will,and to doe thoſe things that be good and acceptable vntothy maieſtie, we mate our hum⸗ - ble fupplications vnto theefo2 thefe childꝛen, vpon whome (after the example of the holy Apoſtles wee haue layde our hands,to certifie them (by this figney of thy fauour and gracious goodneſſe toward thems let thy fatherly bande, we beleeche thee, euer be ouer them, let thy holy ſpirite euer be with them, andfo leade them in the iro wledge and obedience of thy wodrde, that in the ende thep may obtepne the euerla⸗ fling life, though our Lord Fetus Chiff, who with theẽe and the holy Ghat, tiueth ereignethone God; —— fportldwithoutendD.amen ee ‘Then the Bifhop fhal bleffe the children, faying thus. Che bleſſing of God almightie, the father, the — forte, and the holy Gyholt, be bpon yvou, and remayne with pou for ener, — Its tarsi: ——— — * Se — ae a eS nee a ee * — — a — — i a The Curate ofeuery Parifhyor fome other at his appoint- ment, thal diligently vpon Sundayes and Holy dayes, * halfe an houre before Euenfong,opély in the Church, ~ inftrn@ & examine fo many-children of his Parifhfent _ ynto him, as the time will ferue, and as hee fhall thinke _ -conuenient,in fome part ofthis Catechifme, Andall Fathers, Mothers, Mafters, and Dames , fhall caule their children, feruantes , and ——— — — — See aS RS Bek Sn 2 * Confirmation. haue not learned their Catechifme) to come tothe Church at the time appointed, & obediently to heare, and be ordered by the Curate, vntill fuch timeas they haue learned all that is here appointed for them to learne . And whenfoeuer the Bifhop thall giueknow- ledge for children to be brought afore him to any con- uienient place for their c6firmation,then fhall the Cu- rate of every parifh , either bring or fendein writing thenames of all thofe children of his parifh which can fay the articles of theirfaith, the Lordes:prayer, and the ten Commaundements,&alfo how many ofthem can anfwere to the other queftions conteined in this ~ Catechifme. | | ‘And there fhall none be admitted to the holy Commu-. nion vntil {uch time as he can fay the Catechifme,and be confirmed. | ? « The fourme of folemnization — | ; of Matrimonie.. Firft the banes muſt be asked three feuerall Sundayes or holy dayes in the time of Seruice , the people being. _ -prefent , after the accuftomed maner, PEG ts And ifthe perfonsthat would be maried, dwell in divers pariſhes, the banes muft bee asked in both pariſhes: and the Curate of the one parifh fhall not folemnize - Matrimonie betwixt them,without a certificate of the banes being thrife asked, fromthe Curate of the other parifh . : Tee At the day appointed for folemnization ofmatrimonie, the perfon’ to be married, fhall come into the body of the Church, with their friendes: and neighbours sand ae there the Prieft fhall thus fay. - tte ⸗ * ea —— * Paes . we AR, Ht &. j D rely — er es » ; F* — a ty v —— — <. > a | Of Matrimonie. O39 Carely beloued fiends, we are ga⸗ X Noe thered together bere in the fight of God, and inthe face of his congre⸗ 42.20) Fz gation, to topne together this man 3 Hand this woman tn Holp Watrt- NLYAS) Monte, Which ts an Honourable — yes ebtate inttituted of God inParae Dife,in the time of mans innocencie, fiqnifping onto 63 the myſtical vnion that is betwirt Chak andhis Church: which holy ekate Chriſt adorned a beaut fied with His pretence, thir mypzacte that he wꝛought int Cana of Galilee,and tg conumended of S. Paul to be honourable among all men, ¢ thereforets not to be enterpriſed nor taken in hand vnaduiſedly, light: Iy, oꝛ wantonly, to fatiffie mens carnalluſtes and ap⸗ petites, like bꝛute beaſtes that haue no vnderſtan⸗ ding, but reuerently, diſcreetely, aduiſedly, ſoberly, and in the leare of God, duely conſidering the caules for which Matrimonie was oꝛdained. One was, the procreation of childzert, to be brought bp in thefeare and nurture ofthe 107, a pꝛaiſe of God. Secondly, it Was ordayned foz a remedie againſt fine, and to a- uoyde fornication, that uch perſons as haue not the gift of continencic, might marry, and keepe them- {elites bridefiled members of Chriſtes body. Thirdly, foz the mutuali focietie,helpe,¢ comfort,that the one ought to hatte of the other, both in profperitie and adueriitie , into the which Holp eftate theſe two per⸗ fons pefent come now tobe topned. Therefore ikany mian can ſhew anp tuff caute, why thep map not law⸗ fullie be ioyned together, let himnow fpeake , or els Hereafter foz euer Holde His peace . . And alfo {peaking to the pérfons that fhall be marri- ed, he fhallfay. | ibn? | | FZ Require | Of Matrimonie. | [ieauiveann charge pou, (as pou will anfwere at Athe dreadfull Dap otiudgement, when the fecretes of ail heavies thalt bee dticiofed ) thatif either of you — doe know any. impediment, why pe may not be law⸗ fully iopned together in Matrimonic , that yee con: keſſe it. For be pe weil aflured, that fomany as be cou: pied together other wayes then Gods worn doem al- low, arenot ioyned together by God, neither is their Matrimonie lawlull. Atwhich day of marriage, ifany man do alledge and de- clare any impédiment,why they may not bee coupled together in Matrimonfe,by Gods lawe or thelawes of this Realme,and will be bounde, and fufficient fuerties with him to the parties , orels put ina caution to the full value of fuch charges as the perfons to be married do fuftaine, to proue his allegation : then the folemni- zation muft bee deferred, vnro fuch time as the trueth be tried .Ifno impediment be alledged,then fhall the Curate fay vntothe man. N Wilt thou Haue this woman to thy wedded "wife , toline together after Gods ordinance, tt - the holy eftate of Matrimonie? yailt thouloueher, — comfozt her, Honour and keepe her infickenefle and — in health 7 And fortakingall other, keepe thee onelp vnto her, ſo long as pou both hailiine: The man ſhall anſwere. — * Then ſhallthe Prieft fay vnto the woman, N wilt thou Hane this man to thp wedded hut. “bande , to {tue together after Gods opdinance, inthe holy eftate of Matrimonie? wilt thou obep Him. andere him loue, honour, and keepe him in ſickenes and in health, and korſaking allother,heepe — hae J — ana . 4 Of Matrimonie. — thee one bt i fo forgas pou bot mauuuue Iv he woman ſhall anſwere 1 Then thall * Minifter fay, Eho giueth this woman to bee maried onto otis And * Minifter receiuing the woman at her fathers or friendes handes, thal caufe the manto takethe woman by the right hand , and fo eitherto giue their troth to other ,the man firtt faying. QR. take thee 32. to my ‘wenden wife to haue and to holde front this dap foꝛward, for better,foz worfe, foz richer, for poorer, in ſickeneſſe and tn Health; to — Tour, and tocherthh, tiitdeath bs depart,accogding to Gods holy ordinance: and thereto a plight thee my troth. Then fhall they loofe heir hands, andthe woman taking: againe the man by the right hand sfhallfay. . 4 2. take thee f2. to my wedded huſband, to haue and to holde fromthis dap fozwarde, fo2 better, for worſe, for richer , for poozer, in ſickenes tit health: to loue, cherich, ard toobey, till death bsdepatt,ae cording to Gods holy ordinance: and thereto Igiue thee my troth. Then fhall they againe looſe their handes; ; -and the man fhall giuevnto the woman aRing,laying the fame vp- on the booke,with the accuftomed duetie to thePrieft _ and Clarke. And the Prieft taking the Ring,fhall deli- uer it vntothe man ,to putit vpon the fourth finger of - the womans left hande « And the man taught by the Prieſt, fhallfay. | * —8 — os — anne mine Father. and — with this ving y hee wedde with mp bodie J thee : ; w and with all my wordiy goods Ithee en⸗ a a8 4 i : q a i * ct J J a Hy, Pe es 4 . — * 8 z ~ —* Fe hee ae ee, eT OF — andot the hol Gholt. Amen, Then the man leauing the ring vpon she — fi inger of © the womans lefthand,the Miniter fhal fay, @heths pay. O ternau God, creator and preſeruer of all man⸗ iy hy giuer ofall tyirituall grace, the authour of euerlatting life , fende thy biefling bpon thele thy ſeruantes, this man and this woman, whome we biefle in thy name,that as Iſahac and Rebecca lined faithfully together , fo theſe perlons may furely per fourme and heepe the bowe and couenant betwirt them made (whereot this ring giuen and recepuedis atoken andpledge)and may euer remapne in perfect foue and peace together , and line according to thy lawes through Fetus Chritt our Loꝛd.Amen. Then fhall the Prieſt ioyne their right handes together, and fay. Tote whom Goo ath ioyned together;tet no Watt put aſunde Then ſhall oe Minifter ſpeale vnto the people. Fyoraſmuch as N.and N. haue conſented together in holy wediocke,and haute witnellea the fame before God and this company, and thereto haue giuen and pledged their troth either to other, and haue declared the ſame bygiuing andrecepuing.of aring, and bp one of hands,'Z pronounce that they be man and Wife together. In the —— — — | ue of the boty Gholt. amet,” ; ) And the Minifter fhall adde this — GS @ the father, Godthe Sonne, God — — hot bleſſe, pꝛeſerue, and keepe pou, the Lorde capi with his lausur looke bikin: — oh ee ot | ea ak ee SF Of Matrimonie. ‘fo fill you with all {pivituall benediction and grace, that pou may ſo liue together tn this life, that in the world to come pou may haue life cucrlatting. Amen, Then the Minifter or Clarkes going to the Lordes 8 _ fhalfay or fing this Pfalmefollowing. Beati omnes. Pfalm.cxxviii, | ellſed are all they that feare the Lorde: and watke in his wares. ob Foꝛ thou thalt cate the labour of thy handes:O well is thee, and bappp thait Ks thou be, “Zbp wife hall be as the kruitefull vine: vpon the walles okthy houſe. ie os — like the Oliue branches: rounde a⸗ out oe ts ‘all the man be biefled: that teareth the Lo 20, "4 Tie Lorde from out of Sion hall bleſſe thee: that ih that fee Jeruſalem in profperitie alt thr life org chat th thou ſhalt ſee thy childrens chitdenand peace vpon Iſrael. — the father.and tothe fonne: and to the y As it was in the beginning,tsnoww,and ever wan hres without end.amen, OrthisPfalme, Sy, Od be mercifiullpnto 69, and plete v bs: eee AC7Z and thetwe bs the ti a of bis countes F oS fo narice,and be mercifull vnto 3, 2, Chatthy way may be knowen vpon NSP REA thecarth : thp fauing ——— is mi- AAI atur, - 8* a ; ~ Of Matrimonie. Let the people pratte thee , O God: yea let all the preople patie thee. O let the nations reiopce ebe glad: fo2 thou fhalt iudge the folke righteoully,and gouerne the nations vpon the earth. Let 9 pene praiſe thee »@ od: let all the peo⸗ ple praiſe thee, Chen hati the earth being forth her increafe: and God, euen our God ali giue bs his bleſſing. God hail biefle bs: and all the endesof the worlde hail fearehint ; : Glorie be to the father, ec. As tt was in the beginning, ac. . The Pfalme ended, and the man andthe woman knee- ling afore the Lordes Table,the Pricft ftanding at the Ta- ble, and turning his face toward them, fhall fay. Loꝛd haue mercie bpon bs, — were, eee cheit haue mercie vpon vs. aia » Minifter. Lod hate mercie vpon bs. * Father which art in heauen; halowed bee thy ame, ac, _ end {eade bs not into temptation. hniwere, Dut deliuer hs from on, Amen. niiter, D Lozdfaue thy a sid and thy —— niwere, os a a hich put their 6 thee. — — niſter — Dow fend them belpe from iby botpptace, age sae & * =k ue niwere, Andeuermoꝛe defend eer, ee Of Matrimonie. Miniter. FS Pes | Be thou vnto them glee ped of rent, Front the face ot their — Miniſter. O Loꝛdheare our — Anf{were, And let our crie come onto thee. Miniſter. Os of Abraham, God of atanac, God of Jacob bleſſe theſe thy ſeruants, and lowe the ſeede of eternall life in their mindes,that whatſoeuer tn thy holy worde they ſhall profitably learne, they may in deede fulfill the fare, Looke, O Lord, mercifully bp . on them front heauen, and bielle them. And as thou diddeſt ſend thy biefling bpon Abraham and Sara, d their great comfozt : fo bouchfate to ſende thy bleſ⸗ ae pt thele thy ſeruants, that they obeying thp and alway being in fafette vnder thy protection, may abide in thy loue vnto their liues ende, icin Jetus Chk our Loꝛd. Amen. “This prayer next following, thalbe omitted,wherethe woman is paft childbirth. | | ()Weratull Lozd and heauenly father,by whofe gracious gift mankinde is encreafed : wee bes feoch thee alli with thy blefling theſe two perfor, that thep may both bee fruiteſull in procreation of children, and alſo liue together fo long in godly lore and honeſtie, thatthey may fee their childrens chil- dren, vnto the thirde and fourth generation , vnto thy pratfe andhonour, throuh Jets Chritt aur Loꝛde, Amen. O God, z Of Mairimonie. CS 5 Which by thy mightte power batt made ail ~ things of nought, whicy alfo (after other things ſet in order) diddeſt appoynt that out of ma (created after thine one tmage and fimilitude ) woman fhouive take ber beginning and knitting them toge- ther diddeſt teache that it fhouwlde neuer de lawful to put aſunder thote,whome thou bp Matrimonie had⸗ def made one : O God, which yak confecrated the fate of Matrimonie to fuch an exceilent mptterie, that in it 18 fiqnified and repeciented the {pirituall mariage and vnitie Detwirt Chek and his Church: Looke mercitulip bpon thete thy teruants , that both this man may loue His wife,accozding to thy wozde, (as Chul did loue His {poute the Church , who gaue himlelle for it, loutng and chertibing it euen as his owne fleſh) and aifo that this woman may be loutng and amiable tober huſhande a8 Rachel, wife as Ke⸗ becca, fatthtulland obedient as Sara,and in all qui⸗ etnefic, ſobrietie, and peace, be a foliower of holy and godly matrons, D Lozd,blelle them both and qrant chem to inberite thy euerlaſting kingdome, theough Jeſus Chl our L020,Amen, one | Then fhal the Prieft fay, A Eintiabtie God, which at the beginning did cre⸗ ate our fir parentes Adam ¢ Cue, and did fanc- tifie and ioyne them together in marriage: powze by- On pou the riches of hts qrace,fanctifie and bleſſe you, thatpe may pleate him both in body and ſoule, ¢ line together in holy loue vnto your liues ende, Amen. ‘Then ſhall beginne the Communion, And after the Gof- pel, fhall be faide aSermon, wherein ordinarily (fooftas _ there is any marriage,) the office of man and wife ſhalbe | declared, Of Matrimonie. declared, according to holy Scripture. Or if there be no | fermon, the minifter {hal reade this that followeth. eet HASTY SI : gJambecome as it were amonkler vnto many:but wmpfure trult is in ther. 7 os alee Diet mp mouth bee filled with thy prayle; that JImay ling of thy glory and honour all the day long. Catt me not away in the tine of age ; forſake mee not when my trenagth fatieth me, | for mine enemies fpeake again mee, and thep thatiaye wayte for my foule, take their counfaple together, faping : Gov hath forfaken him, perte- cutehint, andtatke hint, for chere is none to deliuer him. — Go not karre krom me, Bod: my God, hatte thee to helpe me, - Petthembe confounded ¢ perith, that are again imp foule : tet them be coucred with ame and difho- nour, that ſeeke todoe me euill. As forme, F will paciently abide alway: and will pꝛayſe thee moze anomiore, · | My mouth watlldaply tpeake of thy righteouſnes audtaluation:for Fknowenoenvethercof, J will goe foorth in the ſtrength of the Lode os: and will make mention of thy righteouſneſſe cChyhou (OGod) hak taught mee from my youth bp Hntill nowe: therefore will J tell of thy wonderous ygxoriake me tot, D Goo, in mine olde age, whert — Famavayheaned:ontill g haue wewed thy trengty BO es ee ee ae bite. T he vifitation of the ficke. vnto this generation, and thy power to allthem that are petfo2 tocome, Cy righteouſnes, O God, is berp high, and great thinges —— that thou hat done: D God, wyo is like vnto thee? D what great troubles and aduertities Hatt thot ſhewed mee? and pet diddeſt thou turne and refreſh mee: Pea, and broughteſt mee from the deepe of the earth againe. * haſt brought meto great honour: and come fozted me on euery fide, Cherefore will Z pzaple thee and thy faithfuines, D God, playing vpon an inſtrument of mulſicke: vn⸗ ai - Iſing vpon the Harpe, D thou holy one of Iſrae My lips will be kaine whert Filing ontothee, and ſo witimy foule whom thou Hal delinered, IPy tongue allo thal talke of thy righteouineſſe all the Dap long: fo2 they are confounded, and bought biito thame that ſeeke to aoe me euili. Glorie be to the Father, ee. As it was tn the beginning, ac. dding this. ’ O Riuiour of the worlde , ſaue bs, which by thy croffeand precious bisod Hak redeemed bs, Heipe b8 we beteech thee, O God. Then ſhall che Minifter fay, Te Aimightie Lorde, which ts amok frong towre to all them that put the ir truſt in him to ee : whome all thinges in heauen, tn earth,and onder - the cavty doe bowe and obey, bee now andewermore, - thpdeferice,and make thechnowe efeele, thatthere Suge other name vnder heauen giuen to man tt The Communion of the ficke. qwhome, and through whome thou mayef receiue Hhealth and faluation, but onty the nameofour Lord Jelus CHT, Amen, X HOS ITE ¶ The Communion of the ficke. — Oraſmuch as all mortall men be fubied to No many fudden perils,difeafes and ficknefles, @a) depart out of this life: therefore to the in- —7-9Is—@ tent they may be alwayes in areadineffe to dye, whenfoeuer it fhall pleafe Almightie God to call them,the Curates Mall diligently fromtime to time, but: {pecially in the plague time, exhort their Parifhioners,to the oft receiuing (in the Church) ofthe holy Communi- on ofthe body and blood of our Sauiour Chriſt:which(if they doe)they fhall haue no caufein their fudden vifitati- on to be vnquiet for lacke ofthe fame.But if the ficke per- fon be not able to come tothe Church, & yet is deftrous -toreceiue the Communion in his houfe, then hee muft giueknowledge ouer night,or elfe carly in the morning, to the Curate, fignifying alfo how many be appoynted to communicatewithhim: Andhauing aconuenient place in the ficke mans houfe, where the Curate may reuerent- ly minifter, and a good number to receiue the Commu- nionwith the ficke perfon , with all things neceffarie for — “the fame,he hall there minifter the holy Communion, , UOT eM fone . A Bitigtte euerliuing Gov; maker of mankinde, _ +Awbich doelt cozrect thofe whom thou doeſt tote, andchaltileſt euery one whom thou does recetue: we + pefeech thee to haue mercie vpon this thy fertiant. _ bifited with thine hand, and toͤ graunt that hee map sickened pactentiy, and recouer his booty ee ) te peat 6 and euer vncertaine what time they fhall: The Communion of the ficke. ‘health (i€ it be thy gratious wil) and whenfoeuer bis foule thall depart from the body, it may be with out fpot preſented vnto thec, though Fetus Che our £020, amen, BEG. a | The Epiſtle. TR OC | M2 fontte,delpife not the correction of the Lorde, ryeh, 1: neither faint when thou art vebuted of him. foꝛ whom the Lord loueth him he cozrecteth: Pea, and he ſcourgeth euery ſonne whome he receiueth. ie GoIpel. Verily, verily Flay onto you, bee that heareth loha 5, my worde, and belecueth on him that fentme, hath everlating tife, and hall not come vnto dam: nation but be pafleth from death vnto life, | At the time ofthe diftribution of the holy Sacrament, che Prieft thall firftreceiue the Communion himfelfe, and after minifter vnto them that bee appointed to communicate with the ficke. But ifany man, either by reafon of extremitie of ficke- ~ nes, or for want of warning in due time to the Curate, or for lacke ofcompanie to receiue with him, or by a- ~ ny other iuftimpediment, doe not receiue the Sacra- _ ment of Chriftes body and blood: then the Curate fhall inftru@ him, that ifhe doe truely repent him of hhis finnes,and ftedfaftly beleeue that Iefus Chrift hath _fuffered death vpon the crofle for him, and fhedhis blood for his redemption, earneftly remembring the ~~ benefites hee hath thereby, and giuing him heartie ‘ thankes therefore, he doeth eate and drinke the When the ficke perfon is vilited, and rece Ne ‘ iue pat Sap Co! OF > heres Attheburiallofthedead, — at the Pfalm, In thee D Loꝛd haue F put my tru, and goe ftraight to the Communion, OA Sl In the time of plague, {weate, or fuch other like contagi- ous times of fickenefles, or difeafes, when none of the _ parith orneighbours can be gotten to communicate with the ficke in their houfes, for feare of the infecti- on, vpon fpeciall requeft ofthedifeafed, the Minifter - may alonely communicate with him. Spy T be order for the buriall — 2 ofthe dead. — 4 > a ol Communion all at onetime, then thePrieftformore - expedition, fhall cut off the fourme of the vifitation, | The Pricft meetitg the corps at the Churchftile, fhall .— ~ fay, or els the Prieft and Clarkes fhallfing, and fo goe either ynto the Church,or towardes the graue. ae je" the refurrection and the life, faith the Lorde.) " Abe that belecucth in me,pea though be were ead, pet hal he liue. And whoſoeuer liueth and beleeueth in me , fhalinotdiefozeucr, 19. IEewe that myredeemer liueth, and that J ſhall riſe out olthe earth in the laſt day, and ſhall be co⸗ uered againe with my Thinne, and ſhall ſee Good in wmyflleſh? pea, and J my lſelle ſhall beholde Him, not vVithother, but with theſe fame eyes. J im, 6. E brought nothing into the woride, neither I °% ¥ mapwecary any thing out ef this woꝛld. Che 0d giueth and the Lozd taketh away, Cues agit --pleateth the 1.020, fo commeth things to patie : Bleſ⸗ fenbethenamesitije Zo... 2 _ vlweadie to be aide into the earth, the Prieft ſhall ſay, ~ When they cometo the graue, while the corps is made Or eA tthe buriallof the dead, ~ orthe Prieftand Clarkes-fhallfing.) : M2 that is borne of a womar hath buta chort lob.r4. time toline, and is full of miſery. Hee commety bp,andiscutdowne ithe a flowze, he fleeth as it were a havo we, and newer continueth in one Lap. In the middeſt of life we bee in Death: of wHome map Wee fecke for fuccour butofthee, D Lorde, which fo2 our finnes iuſtly artoifpleated? Pet, D Lorde God moſt holy, D Lorde mok mightie, D holyand moſt merci⸗ full Sawiour,deliner hs not into the bitter paines of eternail death, Chou knoweſt Lorde the fecrets of our hearts, thutte not bp thy merciful eyes to our pꝛayers:but ſpare bs Lozde mot holy, O God mot mightie, D holy and mercifull Sauiour, thou mex worthy iudge eternal, fuller bs not at our laſt houre fo2 arty paynes of death to fall from thee. J— Then while the earth fhalbe caſt vpon the body by fome ftanding by,the Prieft thallfay. GG: n F2: asmuch ag tt bath pleated Almightie God of bis great mercie, to take vnto himſelfe the foule of our deare brother here departed, wee therefore cont mit his body Co the grounde, earth to cart , athesto alhes, duTto dub, in ſure and certaine Hope of veſur⸗ rection to eternall fife, through our Lorde Jeſus Chꝛiſt, who ſhall change our bile body, that it maybe © _ like tots glorious body, according to the mightie working, whereby he 1s able to ſubdue all things to himſelle. hen fhalbe ſaid or ſung. J Heard a voyce from heauẽ, ſaying vnto me, weite Revel — —— ———— dead me e Lorde Cueto faith the Spivite, that they reft küomtheir lavours. 7 ae Thea ty. : en — Se At the buriall of the dead. Then fhall follow this Leffon, taken out ofthe xv.Chap- ter to the Corinthians, the firft Epiftle. J C but is riſen from the dead, and become the firk “frites of them that dept. For by a matt came death, and by a man came the relurrection of the dead. For as by Adam all die, euen fo by Chriſt hail alibe made aliue, but euery man in His owne oder, Che firlis Chul, then they that are Chriftes at his - comming, Chen commeth the ende, when Hee hath delinered bp the kingdome to God the Father, wher Hee hath put downe alirule, and all authozttte and power, soz bee mull reiqne till pee haue put all his enemies vnder bis feete, Che laſt enemie that Gall be deſtroyed, 18 death. For hee hath put all thinezs vnder his leete. But when hee ſayeth, All thinges are put vnder htm: 13 manileſt that hee is ercey ced which did put all things onder him. When all thiras are fubdued bnto him, then hall. the Sonne: — himlelle be ſubiect vnto him that put all things & 0+ ber Him, that God maybe allin all, Elſe what doe they which are baptized ower the dead, if the dead vife not at ally why are they then baptised ouer them? yea,and why fande we alway then in teopars Die? By our retopcing which J haue in Chzi Jeſu our Lorde, J die dayly. Chat J haue fought with beaftes at Epheſus after the maner of men, what ade uantageth tt mie, ifthe dead riſe not againe: Let bs eate and Deine, fo2 to mozowe wee hall die. Be not pee deceiued, euill wordes coꝛrupt good maners. As wake truely out of flecpe , and ſinne not. Foz fome haue not the knowledge of God, F fpeake this to pour ſhame. Out ſome man willfay, Howe arife the dead? with what body Hall thep come? Chou — At the buriall of the dead. that which thou ſoweſt, ts not quickened erceptit die, And what lowell thous Chow ſoweſt not the body that thall be, but bare cozne, asofwheate oz fome other: but God giveth tt a body at His plea- fure, to euery feede his owne body, Ail flethis not Otte maner offleth: but thereis one maner of fleth of men another maner of fleth of beaſtes, another of ſi⸗ fhes, another of birdes. Chere are alſo celeſtiall bo⸗ Dies, and there ave bodyes terreſtriall. But the glo⸗ ric of the celeſtial is on’, and the glorie of the terres ſtriall ig another. here ts one mater glozie of the Sunne, and another glozte of the Moone, and another glorie of the Starres, For one tarre dif. lereth from another tn glorie. So ts the refur- rection of the dead, Fe is ſowen in cozruption, it rileth agatne in tncozruption, Ft is ſowen in diſho⸗ nour, it riſeth againe in honour. Fe ts fowen in weakenefle, it riſeth againe in power. It is ſo wen a naturall bodie, tt riſeth againe a ſpirituall bodie. There is a naturall bodie, and there is afpivituail bodie: ag it ts alfo Written, Che irk man Adam Was made a liuing foule, and the lal Adam was made aA quickening (pivite. Howbeit, thatis not ive which t3 {pivituall,but that which is natural, and thew that which ts tpivituall, Che firk man is of the earth, earthie. Che feconde man is the Lozte from beauen, heauenly. Asis the earthie, ſuch are they that be earthy. and as is the beauenly,fuch are they that are Heavenly, Andas we haue borne the image of the earthie, fo thall we beare the image - of the Heavenly. Chis fay J bꝛethren, that flew — and blood can not inberite the kingdome of Ged, neither Doeth corruption inherite incozruption, Be⸗ holde, Ihewe pou a mylterie, we hall net atl — u At the burial of the dea Le but we Hall allbechanged, and that inamoment, in the twinckling of an eye, bp the lak trumpe, fo2 thetrumpe thatlblowe, and the dead hall rife incor⸗ ruptible, and we ſhalbe changed: For this coꝛrrupti⸗ ble, muſt put on incorruption,and thts moztal,mult put on immoꝛtalitie. Mhen thiscoꝛruptible hath put On incorruption, a this moꝛtall Hath put on immoꝛ⸗ talitie, then ſhall be brought to paſſe the ſaying that is written: Death is ſwallowed bp into bictozie: - Death, where is thy ling Hell, where is thy victe- rie? Che ling ofdeath ts finne, and the ſtrength of finite ig the lawe. But thankes be onto God, which hath giuen bs bictozte theough our Lorde Fetus — Chriſt. Cherefore my deare brethren, be pe ſtedfaſt aid vnmoueable, alwapes riche in the woke of the Lorde. for as much as ye knowe howe that vour la. Hour is notin baine in the Lord. : aa The Leffon ended,the Prieft fhall fay £020 nat mercie vpon bs. riſt haue mercie vpon vs. Lord haue mercie vpon bs, 1 ¶ Our father which art inbeauen.ec, And leade bs not into temptation, dein Tine Anf{were. But deliver bs from euill. Amen, he Prieft.. J A Litightie Gon, with whome do lite the ſpirites Aof them that depart Hence in the Lozde, and in whome the foules of them that be elected, atterthep be delivered from the burden of the fle, bein top and felicitie : we giuethee heartie thankes, foz that it hath pleated thee to deliuer this M, our bꝛother + «BU ot the miferies of this finfull wozlde, betee- ching thee,thatit mappleate thee of the thy gratious . — eAt the buriall ofthe dead. | goodnelle thoztly toaccompli® the number ofthine |) \. elect,and to batten thy bingdome.thatwewiththis | our bother, and allother departed inthe true fatth \ é Of thy Holypname, may Haucourperfectconfummas · tion and bliſſe, both in body and foule,inthpeternal : and euerlaſting glory. Amen. — eeee—— Ste ; ()Weraitutt God, the father ofour Lorde Jeſus : Chl, who is the refurrection and the life, in whome wholeeuer beleeucth, hail liue, though be [\ ‘Bie, and whoſoeuer liueth and beleeueth tn him, hal not dic eternally, who alfo taught ds (by bis holy A⸗ poſtle Paul) not to be fozy as men without hope, fox \ them that fleepe in bim: noe meekely beleech thee \i 3 7 (O father) to ratle vs from the death offinne, vnto the life of righteouſneſſe, that when wefhalldepart thisitfe, we may rein vim, asourhopetsthisour ~~ brother doth, and chat at the general reſurrection in | | the laf day, we map be found acceptable in thy fight, : and recetue that bleſſing which thy welbeloued fone hall then pronounce to all that loue and feare thee, b faytng, Come pe biefled childzen of my father,recetue : the kingdome prepared for pou from the beginning ofthe wozlde, Grant this, we befeech thee, Omerci⸗ * full kather thrꝛough Jeſus Chriſt our mediatour and redeemer.amen, Ty SeThe thanke/pining of women after |" childe birth, commonly called the Church- — ingofwomen. — (8 85 a Ww The woman fhall come into the Church, andthere fhall 9 kneele downe in fome conuenient place, nighvnto x the place where the Table ſtandeth, and thePricft ſtan - 121. : God, and ot aid Churchiug of women. ding by her, fhall fay thefe wordes, or fuch like, as the cafefhallrequire. F2®: aſmuch as it Hath pleated almightie God of bis goodneſſe to giue pou fate deliuerance, and Hath preſerued pou in the great Daunger of childe⸗ birth: pe thall theretoze giue heartie thankes vnto enthallthePrieftfaychisPfalme. i ane lifted bp mine eves vnto the Hilles: from - whence commeth my helpe, Uy helpe conuneth tin fromthe Lorde: which Hath made heauen and earth, He will not ſuffer thy foote to be mooued: and Hee thatheepeth thee will not fleepe — that keepeth tract: fhall neither llum⸗ ber nor ſſeepe. Che Loꝛd himlelfe ig thy heeper : the Lorde is thy defence bpon thy right han So that the furtne hall not burite thee by daymor the moone bp night. The Lorde hail preſerue thee from alleutll: pea, — : itis ewen he that thall keepe thy ſoule. The Lorde hall prelerue thy going out, and thy comming in: from this time foozth for euermoꝛe. Glory be to the Father, and to the ſonne, ec, As tt wasin the beginning, is now, 4. Low haue mercie vpon bs. Chri hane mercie vpon vs. Lo2d haue mercie bpon bs, @ Dur father which art in heauen. ac. And leade bs not into temptation, Anfwere. i But deuuer be * — * om ica | rieſt. — Charching of women. D Loꝛd ſaue this rier thpferuant, niwere, Which putteth * — in thee, Be thou tovera grong towre. n {vvere. Front the face of her shige, Prie Loꝛrd Heare our paver, | Anfvvere. And let our cry * vntothee. rieit, @ Let vspray. | ey alba tae God, which bak delivered this wos man thy leruant from the great paine and perill of chilaebirth: graunt we befeech thee, mot merciful father ,that the through thy belpe, map both faithfuls ty liue, and walke inberbocation, accozding tothy will, in this life prefent , and alfo may be partaker of euerlaſting glory in the life tocome, though Fetus CH our Loꝛd. Amen, The woman that commeth to give her thankes , muft of: fer accuftomed offerings: sand if there beea Conidifinis on, itis conuenient that fhe receiue the mat Commu- nion. Sa» A Commination againft inners » with certaine prayers to vied diuerstimés in the yeere. After morning prayer,the people being called — by the ringing of aibel,and affembled in the Church, the Englifh Letanie fhalbe faide,after into hep = ‘ia : maner: Which ended,the — ſhal go into — J and ae thus, 7 | 2D AV was a godly difcipline, that at the bee AY ‘ginning of Lent fuch perfons as were notorious ſinners, Were put to oper penaunce, and punithed in this world, that their foules night be faued in the day of 6 Lord: and that other admoniſhed by thety erample, might be moze alrayde to offende, In theſtead whereok, vntill the ſayde diſcipline may be reſtored againe, (which thing ts much to be Withed)it is thought good, that at this time (in pour pretence) ſhoulde bee read the generall ſentences of Bods curfingagaink impenttent finners, gathered . out ofthe rrbit, Chapter of Meuteronomie,and other places of Scripture: andthat yee houlde anſwere to ‘Rethrert,in b peimatiue Church there ee, ee eee eueryſentence, Amen: to the intent that pou, being - admoniched of the great indignation of God againtt ſinners, may the rather be called to earneſt and true repentance, map walke moze warily in theſe daun⸗ gerous dayes, fleeing from fuch bices, fozthe which — ye ng oe pour owne mouthes.the curieof God Curled is theman that maketh arty carted 02 mol⸗ ter image, att abomination tothe Loꝛd,the worke of the hands of the cralteſman, and putteth it ina ſecret place to wozthip it, | | Andthepeoplefhall anfwereand fay. sae Cit. —* * Miniſter. J— Curled is he thatcurſeth his father and mother. MEHL IO SE 23 ‘Anfwere. ae | ss aga ie & : io - ; —— vy en 7") -% 2 Lag eet kk oe 7 Pits ge ean as 44 Se * ef. « —* Ce hike seg mS ; Rye So oT SS eg k ) Pes es eS a Ge 4 * 4 hh egntrre ee , BS ey Be Fs i t os ** Ks eS a. ue > Miniſter. — ct + SIS Lo — — eA Commination. Minifter. — ig bee that remoueth — we marke of bis neighbours land. Anſere. Amen. Miniſter. Curled is he that maketh the blinde to goe out a“? way. | 3 Anfwere, Amer, Minifter; Curled is he thatietterh in iudgement theright ors — as yen that be fatheries, andof widowed, | Anfw ere, @mem | | : - Minifter. Curled is he that ſmiteth his neighbour fecretly, . An were, Amen. — | Curied is he that aoe with his neighbours wife, Anſwere. Amen. Mauiſter. Curſed is he that taketh rewarde to fay the foule am: innocent blood, Anſwere. — ey Minifter, curledis he dᷣ putter bistrudinmanetakedman ſcotr his detence, andin — n Anſwere. By meer Amen, rie — eae os, ae Miniter) oe —— — Git, in — 119. ACommination. Curſed ave the vnmerciful the ſornicatours and ad⸗ ulterers, and the couetous perſons, the worchippers of images, ſaunderers, drunkardes,⁊ extortioners. Anfwere, © Minifter, 12 Prophete Dauid beareth witnelie) which * doe erre and goe aftray from the commaundementes of - God, let vs (remembeing the dreadtull iudgement anging ouer our heades, and being alwayes at and) returne vnto our Loꝛd God, with all contriti⸗ on and meckenelic of heart, bewayling and lamen⸗ ting our finfull lifſe.kßno wledging and confefling our ollences, and ſeeking to bring forth worthy fruttes of Fornowisthe die put vnto the rootentthetrees, fothat every tree which buingeth not forth good fruit — is bewendowne, and cal into the five. | si It is afearefull thing to fall into the hands of the liuing God : Hee hall pow2e Downe rayne vpon the . finners, *ſmares, five, and bꝛimſtone, ſtorme and _ tempettchis hall be their portion to dzinke. For loc, * the Lorde is commen out of his place, to bifite the wickedneſſe of fuch as Dwell vpon the earth, But * who may abide the day of His comming? WMho ſhall bee able to endure when Hee appeareth? * His kanne is in bis hand and he wil purge his flooze, and — gather bis wheate into the barite, but he will burne tiie chaffe with vnquenchable fire. * Che dap ot the ‘Lowe commeth as a thiele in the night : and when ldden deftruction comebponthent, asfozowecom: · 2g, Parapet woman tanaing Wy maby, ae men (hal fap, joeace and allehinas ave fafe,then hal Owe/ teeing that ali they bee accurſed (as the J 4 ) 4 { { A Commination.. thep Mall not efcape. Chen * hall appeare the pom, wath of Godtn the day of hengeance, which oblti⸗ nate fiiners through tye ſtubburnes of their heart, Haue heaped onto themlelues , which defptled the goodnelle,patience,and tong fuffevance of God, whe Heecalied them continually to repentaunce. Then Pro.1 thall tyep call vpon mee (fatty the Lorde) but F wilt notheare, they thailfecke mee earelp , but they ſhall not finde mec, and that becaule thep hated know⸗ ledge, and receiued not the feare of the Lozde,but ab- horred my countell,and deſpiſed my coꝛrection. Chern ſhall it be too late to knocke, when the doore ſhall be ſhutte, and too late to crie fox mercie, when it is the time of iuſtice. D terrible voyce of moſt iuſt iudge⸗ ment, which chall be prononticed vpon them, when it hail be ſaid vnto thent, * Go pee curied into the fire — which is prepared for the deuill and his Mat.: angels. | | * Therefore. brethren, take wee Heede betime, 2,Co While the day offaluation latteth, for the night com: ~ meth, when none can worke : but “let bs while wee lohn, Haue thelight,beleeue in the light,and walke as the childzen of the light, that wee bee not *calt into vtter Marr, darkeneſſe, where ts weeping and qnathing of teeth, Let vs not abuſe the goodneſſe of God, which cal⸗ ieth bs mercifully to amendinent,and of hig endlelſe pitte peomifeth bs fozgiueneficot that which is paft, tf(Wwith a whole minde and trie heart ) wee returne vnto hint, *sfo2 though our finnes bee as vedde as Fa; y fharlet.they hail be as white as Snow: and though —— like purple, vet ſhall they bee as white as 69 o f : ae *Curne pou cleane (fayth the Lorde ) from ali Ezech pour wickednelle , and pour ſinne hall not bee pour T, tit, deſtruction a | * * — A Commination,. deſtructieein. “eye Tort Tit ; Catt away from vou all pour vngodlineſſe that pe haue done, make pou new hearts, and anew ſpirite noherefore will ye dic, D pe Houle of Ffraell , teeing that F bate no pleature in the death of him that dy⸗ - eth, faith the £020 God: turne xouthen and pee thatt live, if ing - *Alehough woe haue finned, pet haue wee an aduo⸗ cate with the father, Jeſus Chrilt the righteous, and: He itisthatobteineth qvaccfozourfiinnes, = Foꝛr hee was wounded foz our offences, and ſmit⸗ ten kor our wickednefle. Let bs therefore returne vn⸗ to him, who is the mercikull receiuer of all true pent- tent ſinners, alluring ony felues that heets ready to receiue bs and moſt wining to pardon vs. if We conte © to hin with faithtull repentance, ti we will fubmitte our ſelues vnto hint, and from hencefoorth watke in his wapes, “tf wee will take bts eaſie poke and light burden bpoinhs,to follow Him in lowlines patience, and charitie, and be ordered by the gouernance ofhis holy ſpirite, ſeeking alwayes bis glory, and ſeruing Him duely in our bocation, with thankſgiuing. Chis ifwe doe, Chriſt will deliuer bs from the curſe of the Lavoe and from the extreme malediction which hal Light vpon them that hall be fet on the left hand, and _ bee will let be on his right * bande, and giue os the biciicd benediction of hig father , comaunding bs to take poſſeſſion of big gloztous hingoonie vnto the which hee vouchlale to bing vs all, for his infinite _ Mercy, Amen, - ‘Then thall chey all kneele vpontheir knees,and the Prieft 3Chlarkes kneeling(where they are accuftomed to fay ‘ et ce ” Ce : > the Letanic) fhall fay this Pfal. Miferere mei Deus, — eo Sea hie 5S" : —— it erat oa te. 7 i ———— ee ea a eee ke iat, fk. oy a a a Pate 5 si F 1 — Lie : S ee a ee aa J A Commination. yyau mercie vpon mee, D Bod, after thy great Miſerer 4 4go0oodnes: according to the multitude oftiy posi mel, Pi: cies doe away mine offences . Wathe mee throughly from my wichednede: — cleante me from my ſinne. For F brrowledge my fauits: and utp linne is euer before me. Againſt thee onely haue F finned, and done this euil in thy ſight:that thou mighteſt be inttified it thy ſaying, and cleare when thou art iudged. Behold, J was Hhapen tn wickednes: and in ſinne Hath mp mother concetued me. But toe , thow requireſt tructh in the in warde ——— thait make ie to vnderſtande wiledome ecretly. Thou ſhalt purge me with Hyſop andJ chall bee cleane: thou halt wath mee, and J ſhall bee whiter Chor ſhalt make me heare ofioy ¢ gladneſſe: that the bones which thou batt bioken , may reioyce. Turne thy tace from myſinnes: and putout al mp mildeedes. Wake meacleaneheart,D Gov.and renue aright ſpirite within me. Caſt me not away krom thy prefence: and take not thy boly ſpirite from me. O giue me the comfort of thy helpe againe: and Tablith me with why free ſpixite. : Then thatl 7 teach thy waves vnto the wicked: Pe firiners thallbeconuerteabntotiee. sh ae Deliuer mee from bloodguiltineſſe. OGod, jou that art the God of my — and mp tong gu Hal eas fing of thy righteouſneſſe — Chou ſhalt open my ippes (D orn me mouth — — HOMER A fhall thew thy prayſe Foꝛ thou deſireſt no sacrifice cite twoutdey giue it thee: but thou delighteſt not in burnt offering, Che facrifice of God is a troubled {pivite: a broken and contrite heart(D God)hait thou not defpite. O be fauourable and gratious vnto Sion: builde thou the walles of Hieruͤſalem. Then halt thou bee pleated with the facrifice of — righteoutnelle, with the burnt offerings and oblatt- | — then halt they offer reungbigleckes vpon thine altar. Glory be to the father, aC, As it was in the begining, ac. » . Pow haue mercte vpon vs. Chriſt haue mercie bpon hs. Loꝛrd haue mercie bpon bs, Dur father which art in heauen. ac. And leade vs not into temptation. Anſwere. But deliuer vs from euill Amen. ini Cr. D Lord laue thyſeruaunts. niwere. nDbich put their teu * — + te : Send vnto them pelne frog abotte. n were, —— And euermore mightily dekendthem. iniſter. | Helpeds,D God our Sauiour. And foe the glozp oftyy names fake detiuer bs, bee t — Malin ae puto * inners stoithe hamestake, _ Minifter, 4 — Se eee — Ce BD a ee eee A ( ommination. | 3 Minifter. Loꝛd heave our peapers. - An{were. And let our crp come onto thee, ; @ Let bs pray, (pi we befeech thee mercifully heare our pray: ers, ¢ {pare al thoſe which confetle their ſinnes to thee, that thep (whofe conſciences by finne are accu fed) by thy merciful pardon map be ablolued,thzough CHulourLodaAmen (weet mighfie God and merciful father, which haſt compaſſion of all men , and hatett nothing that thou batt made , which wouldeft not the death ofafimer, but that hee fhoulde rather turne fron. fine , and bee faued: mercifully forgiue bs our trefpafies, recetue and comfort vs, which be grieued and Wearied with the burden of our finne. Chy p2o- pertie is to haue mercie,to thee onety tt apperteineth fo forgiue ſinnes. Spare bs therefoꝛe, good Lode, ſpare thy people whome thou haſt redeemed: enter not into iudgement with thy feruants , which be bile earth, and miferable finners : but fo turne thine pe from os, which meekelp fnowledac our biienefie, and truelp repent bs of our faultes: fo make hatte to Helpe ds in thts worlde, that wee may euer line with thee in the worlde tocome, though Jeſus Cheiſt our Lom, Ament, : Then fhall the people fay this that followeth, afterthé — Minifter. : ee ae wirne thou vs, D good Lorde, and fof be turned: befauourable,D Lo2de,bek “ bie tothy people, which turne to ch ping, laſting, and praping : fo2 thou “ten Godly prayers. ciftell od, full of compaflion, longſuffering, and of great pitic. Thouſpareſt when wee delerue punich⸗ rilent and tn thy wath thinkelt pon mercp, Spare thy pesple good Lorde, {pare them, and let not thine Heritage be brought to contufion. Beare b3,D Lord, for thy mercie is great and after the multitude of thp mercies looke vpon pete bene | A prayer neceflary forall perfons. C) Wercifull God, J a weetched ſinner reknow⸗ \ienge my felfe bounde to keepe thy holy com⸗ mandements, but pet vnable to perfozme thent, and: tobe accepted for iuſt, without the righteouſneſſe of Jeſu Chat thy onelp fone, who hath perfectty ful filled the lawe,to iuſtifie all them that belecue ¢ truſt in him. Cherefore graunt mee grace. J beſeech thee,, tobe occupyed in doing of good workes, which thou commandeſt it holy icripture,al the dayes of my life, to thy glory, and pet totrult onely in thy mercy, and in Ch ꝛiſts merites.to be purged from my ſinnes and not in my good workes, be they neuer fomany, Giue mie avace to loue thy ho y worde feruently, tofearch the Scriptures diligently, to reade thent humbly, to vnderſtand them truely , to live after them effectual: ty. Order my life fo.D Lord, that it be alway accepta- bie vnto thee. Giue mee grace, not to reioyce in any thing that difpleateth thee , but euermoze to delight imn thoſe things that pleaſe thee, be they neuer fo con: trarie to my deſires. Ceache mee ſo to ppay, that mp petitions may be gratiouſly heard of thee. Keepe mee bpright among diuerſitie of opinions ang iudge⸗ Menteur the worlde, that J neuer ſwarue from thy & seuetb taught in holy Scripture, In proſperitie D: — i Me et ee hoz Qs - ey, Se i Godly prayers. Los, faue mec, that ZF ware not proud. In aduerſitie beipe me, o I neither deſpaire nor blaſpheme thy ho⸗ ipname,but taking it patientlp,to giue thee thanks, and truft to be deliuered after thy pleature, noven J happen to fall into ſinne thꝛough fratitte , Jbeſeech thee to woozke true repentaunce in mp Heart, that J imap be fozte without deſperationtruſt in thp merce Without preſumption, that F may amende my life, € become truclp religious without hppocrifie , low⸗ iy in heart without kayning, faithful ¢ truttie with. out Deceit, merp Without liqhtnerle,fad without mis frit fober without ſlouthlkulneſſe, content tb mine owne without couetouſneſſe, to tell my neighbour bis faultes charitably without diſſimulation, to in⸗ ſtruct mp houtholde in thy lawes truelp, to obey our Queene and all gouernours vnder her vnkainedly, to receiue all lawes and common ordinances (whicy diſagree not from thy holy woo2de) obedientip , to pay eueryman that which F owe vnto himtruelp,to ackbite no mat,1102 Lander mp neighbour fecretip, and to abborre all bice,touing all goodnes earneſtly. D Lorde, araunt me thus to doe, fo2 the gloryof thy Holy name.Amen. | A prayer neceffarieto be faid atalltimes, O Bountituu Jeſu, Oſweete Sauiour, O Che thefonne of God, haue pitie vpon mee, merci⸗ Aully heare me,anddefpile not mp prayer, gow Haft created me ofnothing, thou bak vepeemed ee — fromthe bondage of finne,death, andgeli, nepiher. with golde, nor ſiluer, but with thy mok precious body once offered bpon thecrofie,ethine ownebions chedde once foz all foz niy ranfoine. Cheretow cate nie not away, whom thou by thyaveat wildemenas = _ — Made Velpife mice Not, Wwhome thou Hat aa ae Goaly prayers. with {uch a precious treafuve, 1102 Tet my wicked⸗ siefle deſtroy that which thy goodneſſe hath builded. Now whiles Fliue, O Jeſu.haue mercie on mee, foz if J dic out of thy fattour.t¢ will be too late afterward tocall fo2 thy mercie : whiles Jhaue time to repent, Looke vpon ite with thy mercifullepes, as thou did⸗ Def houuchfate to looke vpon Peter thine Apoſtle, that J way bewayle my ſinkull life, andobtepne thy fauour and die therein. Jreknowledge,that if thor - ſhouldeſt deaile with mee according to very iuſtice, J haue deferued euerlaſting death. Cherefore J aps peale to thy bigh throne of mercte, trufting to obs taine Gods fauour, not formymerites but forthy merites, D Jeſu, who haſt giuen thy ſelle an accep⸗ table ſacrifice to the father,to appeaſe bis wꝛath,and Co bring all ſinners(truely repenting and amending their euill life) into his fauout againe. Accept me, O Lord among the number of then that ſhalbe ſaued, forgiue me my ſinnes, giue me grace to leade a godly and innocent life, graunt me thy heauenly wiſdome, inſpire my heart with faith ope, and charitie, gine me grace tobe Humble in proſperitie, patient in ads -‘Uerlitie, obedient tomy rulers, faithiall nto them that truſt mee, dealing truely with all met, to liue chaſtly in wedlocke , to abhorre adulterie, fornica⸗ tion, and all vncleannes, to doe good after mip power bnto all men, to hurt ne man, that thy name map bee glorilied in mee during this preſent tite, and | that F afterward may obtaine euerla⸗ . Ting life, theough hy mercie, and 7the merites of thy pate i ae fom Amen, — — % ay ! 3 . Pfalter or == P falmes of Dauid, "44, after the tranflation of the great Bible’, pointed asit fhalbe fung or faid _ in Churches, oxf * ee — AAS —S * SS 8 ~ |Imprintedat Lon- don by the Deputies of Chriftopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes moft excellent Maieſtie. voip * ‘Cum gratia er prinilegio Regie Maieftatis. 7: Jes — —— — AS —— 7s = Oy a 2 as? — * SM IRE? aS oid * —* Moneth. ‘lL het.day. — The Pfalmes of | | Danid. Beatus < qui nonabiit, Pfal.1. BIA cy Hefled is the man that hath not Morn wvwalked tn the countell of the vn⸗ praye godly, Noz ſtande in the way of fin- (Be ners: and Hath not ſitte in the ſeate 2/ of the {coznefull. 2 But his delight is inthelawe , of the Lord: and in pis lawe wil he —— —— day and night. 3 And he ſhall bee like a tree planted by the water fide: that will bring forth bis fruite in due ſeaſon. 4 His leale alfo hal not wither:and looke whatſo⸗ ever he doeth, it ſhal pꝛoſper. | 5 Asforthe vngodly it ig not fo with them: but they are like the chafie which the winde fcattereth a: wap from the face of the earth. 6 Wherefore the vngodly that rot be able to ftand i in the tudgement : neither the ſinners in the ONG gation of the righteous, Bree. 7 But the Lorde knoweth the way of the rig ge cu ane wap ofthe vngodly thal perich. ie - Quarefremuerunt? Pfal,2. 3 —— Dy doe the heathen fo fuvioufly rage toge ona whydo the people imagine a va ne 2 — ofthe earth ttand bp, and ther u take counſel together: againttthe —— his anoynted. Mi et Eig: ut, — Moneth. Lheiday. — their cordes from vs. Hee that dwelleth in heauen chal laugh them to ſcoꝛne:the Loꝛd ſhal haue them in deriſſon. 5Then hall hee ſpeake vnto them in his wrath: | a bere them in his fore diſpleaſure. .. — fet mp hing : vpon my holy bill of a +f will preach thelawe, whereofthe Loꝛd hath tarde vnto mee: thou art mp tonne, this Dap haue J begotten thee. 8 Deliveofme, atid Ichall giue thee the Peathert | for thine inheritance: andfie vttermoſt partes of the earth for thy poſſeſſion 9 Thou halt brute them with a vod of pon + and Dicake them in pieces like a potters velſſell. “ro Be wifenow therefore, D ve kings ‘belearned rethat are tudges ofthe earth... 7 11 Heructhe Lord infeare:and reioyce vnto him vith reuerence. 12 Bille the ſonne leſt he be angry, and {ope perith ea the right wap: if bis wath bekindted (pea but a litle bᷣleſſed are all they that put their truſt in him. Domine quid. Pſal. L= Howe are they increaten that trouble me:ma⸗ ny ave theythat rife againſt me. 2 Wanyp one there be that HB my foule: Chere is no pg for Him in hig Goo. ~ 3 Butthou, D Lozde, art ‘amy defender: thou ave my ‘worhip.and the lifter bp.of my Head, Idid call pon the Lod with my voyce: and he heard meout othis holy Hill, — breake their bondes alunder: and catt ai 5 Blapde medowne and dept, and rote on ened es bi oe Lams mie. * — ; Fi 64 * yee a Moneth. Thei. Ay. 6 J will tot bee afraid for ten thoufandes ofpeo⸗ ple:p yaue fet themfelucs againſt meround about, - 7 Up Lode, and heipe mee ,D my Gor: foz thou ſmitelt ail mine enemies vpon the cheeke bone, thou _ hat broken the teeth of the vngodly. 3 Saluation belongeth onto the Lode: andthy bleſſing is vpon the people, - ee - Cuminuocarem. — Pfal. 4, —— Hy eare mee when FZ call, O God of myrighte ut: ~ “es: for thou haſt ſet me at libertie when J was in trouble, haue mercie bpon me, and Hearken nto my paper, — te DESC SO UEG 0! 2 O pefornes of men. bekponeg wil pe blafpheme nine Honour: and haue ſuch piealure in vanitie, and feeke after leaſing? | | 3 Knowe this allo, that the Lorde hath chofen to himſelle the man that is godly: when F call vpon the Lord/ he wiiibeareme, = 4 Stand in awe. and ſinne not : commune with pour owne heart, andin pour chamber, andbe fille . 5. Oflet the facrifice of righteouſneſſe: ¢ put pour trait in the Lod, © Pern eas ' 6 Chere bemanpthatlay: who wilihhewebsa: NYgood? ie : 7 — lift thor bp: the light of thy countenance on | 8 Thon batt put gladnelle in my heart : fince the time that thetr cozne and wine and opie increafed, 9 J willlay me downe in peace, andtake mpret: *’> a * ae — ioe fo2itis thou Lorde onelp that maßkeſt mee dwell in laletie. ep Verbameaauribus, Pfal.s, 2 ——— PHnder my woꝛdes. O Lord: canſider my medita 2tion. SS EER eee ai,it, Montth. Thei. day. | 2 D hearker thou vnto the voyce of my calling, myking and my God: foz vntothee will make my prayer, | | error me 3 My bopce halt thou heave betimes, D Lorde: - earelp in the morning will J direct aw paper vnto thee, and will looke bp. 4 for thou art the God that hatte no pieature in ‘Wickednes : neither hallany euill dwell with thee. 5 Such asbe foolith hall not land tn thp fight: for thou hateſt allthem that worke vanitie. 6 Chon halt deſtroy them that ſpeabe tealing: the Lord will abhorre both the bloodthirſtie and de⸗ ceittullman. aii eh 7 But as for me,F will come into thy houſe, euen vpon the multitude of thy mercy + and tn thy feave Will J worhip toward thy bolp Temple. 8 Lead me,D Lod, in thyrighteouſnes. becatste — mine enemies: make (hp way playne befoze my 9 Foꝛthere is no taithfulneſſe i His mouth:their inward partes are very wickedneſſe. 10 Cheir throte is an oper ſepulchre: they latter with thetr tongue. — 11 Deſtroy thou them, D God, tet them perth ‘though their owne imaginations +cat them out in the multitude oftheir vngodlyneſſe, for they hae re⸗ beiled againſt thee. | ene 12 Andietall chem that put their truſt in thee,ve- iopce :thep hall ewer bee giuing of thankes, becaufe — ‘thou defendeft them, they thatloue thyname ſhall beiopfullinthee. = Bee 3 ffozthou Loꝛd wilt giue thy biefling vnto the righteous: and with thy kauourable kindneſſe wilt chou defend him, as with a ſhielde. ) - Domine Moneth. ‘I bet.day. Dominenein furore. Pfal.6. — SE Lozbde rebuke me notin thine indigna⸗ Even: 9 — : neither chatter me tn thy difplea- praye Iſure. 2 Haue mercie vpon me,D Lord/for OT am weake: D Low heale me,foz mp Bes ave ered, : 3 Dy fouie is alfo fore troubled: but Lorde howe long wit thou punich me? 4 Curnethee,D Lord, and deliuer my foule: OF fate me fo2 thy mercies fake. 5 Fozindeaty no man tomembpeth thee: and who Will gine thee thankes in (HpeBit? 6 Jam wearpot myp groning , euery night wath FJ my bed: and water mp couch with my teares. f3. 7 py beautic is gone for very trouble:and woꝛne aiuapberate ofallminecnemics, 8 Awapfrom me all pe that worke vanitie:lor the Lozd bath heard the bopce of mp weeping. 9 The Lowhath heard my pecitiomtie Lord wil receiue myprayer. | to All mine enemies chalbe confounded a fore bers | ed: they thalbe turned backe, put to fhame fuddenty, | ~. Domine Deus meus. Pfal.7,3 94/2) 35 Ou my God, in thee haue J put myptruk: fame me front ali them that perfecute mite, and deliuer Fe mee. 2 Lett he deuoure mp foule line a Lion, andteare itinpieces: while there is none to helppe. re 3 D Lod my God, if F baue done any ſuch thing: ae or if there be any wicke dnes in my hands. — 4 Ift J haue rewarded euill vnto hint that. dealt — friendiy with mee: pea, Jhaue deliuered him ty a without ay caufeigmincenemi¢, 0 : ; W.iii. 4 5. There ~ Moneth. Thei.day. CThen let mine enemie perſecute myſoule, and daar pea, let him treade mpiife downe pon the earth and lay mine honour in the duſt. 6 Stand bp,D Lord, in thy wath, and likt bp thy. felfe: becaute of the indignatiõ of mine enemiesariſe bp foz mein the tudgement that thou hat cõmanded. 7 And ſo hal the congregation of the people come abort thee: for their takes thevefoze liftop thytelte de gaine. 8. Che Lorde ſhall iudege the people, giue ſentence With me,O Lord:accoꝛding to my righteouſnes, and according to the innocencie that is in me. 9 Dbletthe wickets — vngodly come to att : ende: but guide thou the iult. — 1o Forthe righteous God: tryeth the berp Hearts. 3 and reines. oi It Dy helpe commeth of God: which preſerueth them that are true of Heart. 12 Gods arighteous ae ftrong and patients and God is prouoked everp day. 13 Feaman wil not turne he wil whet his ſword: be bath benthisbowe,and made it ready, 14 Heehath prepared for him the inſtrments of death : he ordeineth His arrowes againg th e perfectts fours, 15 Behold, he trauayleth with mitchiete: he hath te ſorow, and brought forth vngodlineſſe. e hath grauen a digged dp a pit: and is fallen ite e into the deſtruction that he made foz other. 7 Foꝛ bis trauayie hall come bpon His owne — his wickedneſſe hail fall on bis owne pate, _ 18 ]will gine thankes vnto the Lord, according : to his tighteoufnette: and will praiſe the nanie ofthe — — ee : | Domine me Moneth. The ii. day. i - DomineDominus, | Pfal.8. | Qu our gouernour. how excellent is thy: fame in all the woztde: thou that balk {et thy glory a⸗ boue the heauens. 2Out okthe mouth of very babes efuchlings batt thou ordained ſtrẽgth,becauſe of thine enemies:that thou mighteſt fill the enemie and ihe auenger. 3 For Jwil conſider the heauens, euen the works of thy ſingers:the moone and the flarres which thou Ha ordayned. 4 What is man thatthou art mindful of him: and the fonne of man that thou bifitet him? 5 Chou madeſt Him low ~ tari then the Angels : to — him with glory and 6 Thou makeſt him to * dominion of the workes of thy handes: and thou batt put ati thinges infubiection vnder his feete. 7, All heepe and oven : pea, and the beattes of the elde, 3 Cie foutles of the ayre, and the fithes of the fea: ¢ Whatfoeuer walketh thaouah the pathes ofthe ſeas. 9 D Lozd our gotrernour ; how excellent thy name all the world? . ~-**- Confitebortibi. Pfal: 9.° Morn ere RUD giue thankes vnto thee, D Lod, praye [swith my whole Heart: FZ will ſpeake of Pl Weceiall thy maructious wozkes . Pas] Bo dey 2 F will bee glad a reioyce inthee:yea, lee em iongs — of thyname © y): Moneth. Theii. day. § Chou hatreduked the heathen, and deſtroyed ————— thou haſt put out their name for euer a euer. 6 Dthou enemie, deſtructions ave come toa per⸗ petuallende: euen as the cities which thou batt de- ftroped, their memoziallis periſhed withthem, 7 Wut the Lozd hail endure foz ever : he bath als fo prepared his feate for tudgement. 8 For he ſhal tudge the worid tn righteoutnes: and miniſter true iudgement vnto the people, p — 9 The Lord alſo wil be adefence fo2 the opprefied: i euen arefkuge in due time of trouble. Io And kheythat knowe thy name, will put their trutin thee : fo2 thow Bbzd hat neuer faylen them v fecke thee. 11 Oprayle the Lowe which dwelleth in Sion: ſhewe the people of his doings. 12 for when he maketh inquilition ofbiood , Hee remembzeth them: and lorgetteth not the complaint ofthe poore. 13 Haue mercie vpon me, O Lorde, conllder the trouble which J fuffer of thent that hate mc: thou - that liftett mebpfromthegatesofaeath, 14 Chat J map thew ail thyprayſes within the portes of the Daughter of Sion: J willreioyce in thy ſaluation. 15 The heathen are ſunke downe in the pitte that theymade: in thefame nette which they Hid priutly , istheivfootetaken. 16 The Low isknowentoerecuteivdgement: § — is trapped in the worke okhis owne hands. ———— beturned into hel: andall the people that forget God “18 for the pogze fhall not alway be forgotten: che i ‘ ee patie ea Moneth. ‘1 be tt. day. patient abiding of the meeke hail not perith fo2 ever. 19 Gp Lod, and let not man haue the bpper Had: {et the heathen be tudged in thy fight. ae 20 Put them in feare(O Lo2d:) that the heathen may know themfelues tobe but men, Vtquid Domine, Pfal.1o. . VV 2 fandett thou fo far off (D Lod: ) and hi⸗ | deft thy face in the needefull time of trouble? 2 Che ougodly fo his owne luk doth perſecute the poore: let thembe taken in the craftie wilineſſe that they baue tmagined . | 3 Fo2 the vngodly Hath made boak of His owne - Hearts defire: a ſpeaketh good of the couctous whom God abhorreth. | 4 The vngodly igfoproud, that he caveth not foz God: neither is God in all his thoughts. 5His wayes ave alway grieuous: thy iudge⸗ iments ave farre aboue out of his ight, and thereſore defieth he all his enemies. J 6 Foz he hath ſayd in his heart, Tuch. J ſhal neuer be caſt downe:there thal no harme happen vnto mee, 7 His mouth is full of curling deceit, and fraude: Hnderhis tongue is vngodlynes and banitie. 8 Helitteth turning inthe thieuiſh comersotthe — fireetes: and priuily in bis lurking dennes doeth he murdero innocent,His epes are {et again the poore. «Offer belieth wapting fecretlyp, euen as a Lyõ tur keth hein His denne:that he may rauiſh the pooꝛe. 16 He doeth rauiſh the pooꝛe:when he actteh Hint into his nette. 11 He falleth downe and humbleth himſelte: that the congregation ofthe poore may fall into the hand ot his captaines. ga LL 23 CPD Ce A ra iy 12 He hath latd in his heart.tuh, God hath — — Pas p12 | Pea Moneth. Iheii. day. ten:he hideth away his face, and he will neuer {ee tt, 13 Ariſe (D Lorde God) anditét op thine hande: fkorget not the pooze. | 14 Wherelore chould the wicked blaſpheme God: while he doth lap in his heart, Cuſh, thou God careſt notfoꝛ tt? 15 Surely thou hak ſeene it: kor thou beholdeſt vngodlineſſe and wrꝛong. ke ade 16 That thou mayeſt take the matter into. thine hand: the poore committeth hinilelfe vnto thee , fo? thou art the helper of the friendleſſe. | 17 Breakie thou the power of the vngodly and ma⸗ licious : take away bis vngodlineſſe, and thou thait finde tone. 18 Che Lord is king foz euer and euer: ethe hea⸗ then are perithedout of theland. 3 19 Lovd,thou batt heard delive of the pooze: thou peeparelt their heart, thine eave hearkeneth therto, 20 Cohelpe the fatherilelle and pooze vnto their vight:that the man of the earth be no moze eralted a- gaint them. | | _ InDominoconfido, Pfal.11.— [2 the Lozde put J my truſt: howe fap yee ther * iby ſoule, that the ſhould flie as a birde vnto the t + £5: 2 For lo, the vngodly bend their bowe,and make ready their arrowes within the quiver: § thep map prtuilp hoote at them which ave trucofheart, — 3 Foꝛ the foundations wiil be caf Downe : and ‘what bath the righteous done: 4Che Lord is in his holptemple:the Lozdes feate 5 His eyes conlider the poore: and hig eye liddes tryeth Mhechtinzenofinen, — ia: é * Moneth. Le 1.day. * Che Lorde alloweth the righteous: but the vn⸗ godly, and hint that delighteth in wickedneſſe doeth bis ſoule abhoꝛre. 7 wpon the vngodly he ſhal raine inares. fire, and brimſtone, ſtorme, and tempeſt: this ſhalbe their por⸗ tion to drinke. 8 For the righteous Lorde loueth righteouſneſſe: bis countenance will behold the Ching that ts iuſt. Saluumme fac. Pfal.r2. F — Elpe me, Lord/for there is not one godly Euet Iman lekft: fo2 the faithfullare minithed pray © from among the childzen of men, a 2 Cheptalkeofbanitiecuerpone with e Lbisneighbour:thep doe but flatter with nek — diſſemble with their double heart. 3 Che Lord ſhall roote out all deceitfull lips: and the tongue that ſpeaketh pꝛoude things. 4 Which haue ſaid, with our tongue we will pre⸗ stag beg ave thep that ought tofpeake, whots Lod oer 5Nowe foz the comfortieffe troubles fate ofthe © needy: and becaufe of the deepe ſighing of the poore. 6 F will vp(layth the Lozd:) and will belpe euery one from Him that ſwelleth againſt him, and will fet them at reff, 7 The wordes ol the Lord are pure wordes: euen as the ſiluer which from the earth is tryed, and puri⸗ fied ſeuen times in thefire. ee 8 Chou haltkeepe them, D Lozd : thou thalt pies — ſerue Him from this generation for euer. ae 9 The vngodly watke on euery fide: whenthepare — exalted.the children of men are put torebuße. a Vi ————— Moneth. ‘Lhe ut.day. ~ Viquequo Domine. Pfal.13, — | H Ow long wilt thou forget me(D Loꝛd) foz ener: pow long wilt thou hide thy face from me? 2 How tong hat J tecke counteil in my foule,and befobered in my Heart: how long hal mine enemies triumph ower me? - 2 Conliderandheare me,D Low my God:lighten mine eves, that J fleepe wot in death. Ae hase 4 Left mine enemie ſay, Jhaue pꝛeitailed againſt Him: fo2 ik J be cal downe, they that trouble me will yeiopccatit, . 5 But my trult is in thy mercie: and my heart ts ioytull in thy faluation, 6 J will fing of the Lo2d , becaule be hath dealt fo louingly with me: pea, A will prayſe the name ofthe : Low moſt higheſt. | Dixitinfipiens, Pfal,14. —9*J "T Betoole hath (aid in bis heart : Chere is no God, 2 They are corrupt and become abominable in their doings: there isnot one that doeth good, (no not ore.) 3 Che Lod looked downe from heauen vponthe vnderſtand and feeke after God. 4 Butthey ave all gone out ofthe way, they are altogether become abhominable: there is none that doeth good, 10 not one. 5 Their throte is an open lepulchre, with their tongues have thepdecetued : the poyſon of Afpes ts. vnder their lippes. 6 Their mouth is full of curſing and bitternefte: their keete are ſwilt to hea blood, 7Deſtructiõ ebnbappines isin their wates,athe war of peace haue they not knowen:there ts no feare Moneth. Lbett.day. ‘of od before theirepes, 8 Haue they no knowledge, that thepare alt fuch woorkers of mifchiete: eating bp my people as it Were bread? 9 Andcall not vpon the Love, there were they brought in great feare (euen where no feare was:) fo2 God is inthe generation of the righteous. 0 As loꝛ vou.vee haue made a mocke at thecoun- - —— the pooze: becauſe hee putteth bis truſt in the 02 Ir Whoſhall giuefaluation vnto Iſraell out of Sion: when the Lorde turneth the captiuttie of his people, then thalt Jacob reioyce, ¢ Iſrael thalbe gland. ; — Domine quishabitabic? Pfal,15, NSS < Dade who thali dwell in thy Taberna⸗ Mornin 5 \SLS cle:o2 who hall reft bpon thy bolphili? | prayer. ~De 2 Cuenbe thatleadeth an vncorrupt v6 life: a doeth the thing which is right, S .¢ and {peaketh the trueth from his heart, 3 Be tbat bath fed Nodeceite this tongue, noz | noite euill tobis neighbour: and hath not ſlaundered his neighbours, 4 He that ſetteth not by himlelfe, but is lowly in * — eyes:and maketh much of them that feare e Lor 5 Be that weareth vnto his neighbour, anddifE ——— him not:though it were to his owne hin⸗ erance. 6 Pe that hath not giuen his money vpon — POS 1107 taken reward againt the innocent, — 7 Who lo doeth theſe sak watt never fail, ee Conferua meé;:-5 Pfal RR. — * — | peer mice „O God: sad in nee haue JIput n | a Moneth. The iii.day. 2 O my loule, thou hat ſaid onto the Lord: thou art my God, mygoods are nothing vnto thee, 3 Ali mydelight is bpon the laiñts that ave inthe earth :and bpon ſuch aserceil in vertue. 3 4 But they that runne after anotherGod: hart Hauegreattrouble, — —— 5 Chet drinke oſſerings ofblood will F not offers — neither make mention ot thetrnames win mplips , 6 Cye Lore hinslelte is 6 poztion ofmine inherit: tance, and of my cup: thou thalt ntaintaine my tot, 7 Whe tot is fallen vnto mee tn a faire grounde: pea, Jhaue a goodly heritage. or ae 8 J will thanke the Lod for qiutng me warning: my reines allo chaſten me in the night ſeaſon. 9 J haue let Godalwayesbetoze me: fore ison my Light hand, therefore J chall not fall. Io Wherekore my heart was glad, and mp glory Yelopced: myp fleſh alfo ſhall ref in Hope, ta Il FfO2 why ¢ thou thalt not leaue my foule in Het: — chalt thoutufier thine holy one to fee corrup⸗ JJ dale | 12 Chou thalt chew me the path of tife , in thy pre⸗ ſence 13 the fulneſſe oftop: anv at thy right bande thereispleature fozeuermoe, | _ Exaudi Domineiuftitiam, Pfal, 17. HEare the right, D Lord, conſider my complaint: and hearken vnto mp peaper , that goeth not out of fained lippes. 2 Let my ſentence come forth from thy preſence: — g let thine eies looke vpon the thing that is equait. 3 Chou halk prooued a vilited mine heart in the night feafon thou haſt tried mee, and ſhalt finde no wickedneſſe in mee: for Jam vtterly purpoſed that my mouth att not offend, Cees 4Be⸗ Moneth. The ttt.day. 4. Becaule of mens workes that are done againſt tiie wordes of my lippes: Jhaue kept mee from the wares of the deſtroyer. erst: | 5 Dbhoide thou op my goingsin thypathes: that inp footetteps fippe not. | 6 Jhaue called vpon thee, D God, for thou hate heare mesencline thine eareto me, and hearken vnto my wordes. Shewe thy marueilous louing kindnelſſe, thor that art the ſauiour of them which put their trult in thee: fromfuch agrefitthpriqhthand. 8 Keepe me as the apple of an eye: Hide me vnder ctheſhadow of thy wings. iO ERS. 9 From the vngodly that trouble me: mine ene⸗ —* compaſſe mee rounde about, to take away mp foule, | “ i lo Chey are inclofed in their owne fat: and their mouth fpeaketh proude things. it IL They lye wayting in our way on every ſide: turning their eyes downe to the ground. 12 Like as a Lion that isgqreedpothisprap: and as it were ations whelpe lurking infecret places, . 13 up Lord. diſappoint him,and cal him downe: — my ſoule from the vngodly, which is a ſword otthine. — Ott 14 From the menofthy hand, D Lorde, from the mer F fay,and trom the eutl world: which haue their postion itt this life, whole bellies thouſilleſt withthy hid treaſure. JJ 15 They haue children at their deſire: and leaue the reſt oftheir ſubſtance for their babes. 16 But as for mee, J will beholde thy prelence in Ex 3 righteoutnefle : and when J awake vp alter thy lizke ⸗ neſſe⸗Jcalbe ſatiſſied with tt. — — J— a Diligam Moneth. The ui.day. Diligamte. Plal.t8. 1G y, fence: mp Sauiour, my God, andmp ZN might, in whome FZ willtruſt. my buck: é s es ler, the horne alfo of inp faluation, and * refuge, | 2] J wilcall vpon the 102d, which is worthrtobe praiſed:ſo thal FZ be fate from mine enemies, : 3 Thelorowes ofdeath compafled me : and theo⸗ - Uerflowingsofongodlinefe made me atraide. 4 Che papnes of hellcame about me: thetnares of death ouertooke me, 5 Fumyp trouble J will call vpon the Lorde: and complaine ditto my God, 6 Sohail heheare my voyce out ofhisholytem -.— ple: and mpcomplapnt hall come before him it hail etter euen into his eaves, 7 The earth trembled and quaked : the berp koun⸗ pattons alfoofthe billes wooke and were remooued, becauſe he was wꝛoth. 8 There went a ſmoke out of his preferice : ands confuming fire out of his mouth, fothat coates were — -Birdled at tf, 9 Hee bowed the Yeauens alſo and came Downe: and it was darke vnder his feete. 10 Herode vpon the Cherubims and did flye: hee came fying bponthe wings ofthe winde, 14 He madedarkenefle his ſecret place:his Paui⸗ lion rounde about him, with darke water and thicke diloudes to couer him. 12 Atthe brightneſſe of His preſence his cloudes — —— :Hatleftones and coales of five. ; — me —* Mie ase RS, i ee See 2 4B ce —* alto ehunbzed out of — os upillioue thee (D Lorde) my dtrength <3 UY the Lozde is my ſtony rocke and my de · Moneth. The tt.day. vigor gaue his thunder: hayleſtones and coles ot —— * De fent out bis arrowes, and fcattered tient: “he catt forth liahtiings and dettroped thent, 15 Ghelprings of waters were feene, a the fort: dations of the rounde worlde were diſcouered at thp chiding, D Lo2de: at the blatting of the breath of thy ~ pitpleature. 16 He thalfend downe from the high to fetch me: and ſhall take me out of many waters, . 17 He haldeliuer me from my ftronges enemic,¢ ~ fri —* which hate me:foz thepare too mighty foz me. 8 Chey peeuented me in the day of mp trouble : i butthe op ane my bpholder, 19 Be broughe me forth alfo into a place of liberty: He brought me forth, euen becaule he hadafauour - bnto me, 20 Che Lord chall reward me after myrighteous dealing: according tothe deannes of my bands * - Herecomperice me, 21 Wecaute F haue kept the wayes ofthe Low: a haue not forfaken my God as the wicked doeth. 22 Foꝛ Jhaue an eye vnto allbis lawes: and wil not caf out his commandements from me, 23 I was allſo vncorrupt betoꝛe Him: and eſchew⸗ = : ed mine owne Wickednefie, ie 24 Cherefoze thall the Lorde reward meafter mp 4 righteous dealing : and according vnto the deannes of mp bandes in hisere ſight. 3s with thepolp, thou thaltbe holy: and witha perfect man,thou thaltbe perfect, . geet . 26 With thecleane,thou —* be cleane:ant tote J the froward, thou halt learne frowardneſſe | —* Foꝛ thou halt ſaue the — — 4 x 4 i ‘ Moneth. “Lbettday. — and halt bring downe the High looks ofthe — roude 28 Thou allſo ſhalt light mycandle: the Lord mp God Hall make my darkenelle to be light, 4 29 §fo2 in thee F fall difcomfite an botte of men: a —* a the helpe of mp GodF thal leape ouer the : ail. 30 Ghe way of God is an vndeliled way: the worde of the Lozde allo is tryed inthe fire, be isthe defender of all them that put their truſt in him. - 31 Foz Who 1s God but the Lorde: 02 who hath any ſtrength erceptour God? 32 It is God that girvdeth me with ſtrength of warre: and maketh my wap perfect. 33 Pe maketh my fete ithe partes feete : and ſet⸗ teth me bp on high. ? 34 He teacheth mp hands to fight: e mine armes hall bꝛeake euen a bowe of ſteele. 35 Thou haũ giuen me the defence of thy faluatt _ On: thy righthand alfo hall holde me vp, and thy lo⸗ uing correction Hall make me great. 36 Thor halt make roome pnough vnder me for — to goe : Chat mp footefeppes thail not five, 37 J will followe vpon nine enemies and ouer⸗ take them: netther will J turne againe till J have deftroped them. ; 38 J willſmite them, thatthey chall not beable to fiande: but fall vnder my feete, 39 Chou hat girded me with ſtrength vnto the baitell: thou that theowe DOWN mine enemies vn⸗ er me. 40 Chou halt made mine enemies alſo to turne their backes vpon mes and Await defitoy them that — me, , at Chey J ge RE abr * — — Pa, Sema — eR ‘di —— — , Z = 41 Chey thall crpe, but there hatbe none to helpe them: peaeuen vnto the Lorde hall they cry, but hee all not heare them. 442I will beate them as ſmall ag the duſt before * — J will cat chem out as the clay inthe reetes. | 3 43 Chou halt deliuer me from the ſtriuings of the people: ¢ thou halt make me p head of the heathẽ. 44 SA people whome F haue not knowen: hall ſerue me. | 2 445 Alſosne as they heare of me, they thal obep me: but the ſtrange childzen ſhall diſſemble with me, 46 The ſtrange children hall fatle: and be atrarde out of tyeir priſons. 47 The Lorde liueth, and biefled bee my rong Helper: and prayſed be the God of my ſaluation. 48 Euen the God which feeth that J be auenged: andiubsucththepeoplebnteme, = 3 (49 It is hee that deliucreth mee front my (cruel ) enemies, arid fettety me bp aboue mine aduerſaries: thou ſhalt rid mefrom the wicked man, - | 50 for this cauſe will Jgiue thankes vnto thee (D Lode) among the Gentiles: and fing paples bnto thy name, 2 51 Great proſperitie giueth he vnto his King:and heweth louing kindneſſe onto Dauid his anopnted, and vnto his ſeede fo2 euermoze. — whe Coelienarrant. Pfal.rg. i ; PS? OER He heauensdeclare f glory of God:g the Mort cel (GS 4 firmament Heweth his bandy worke. braye ax, 2 Onedapteileth another; and one 3 )) Key nightcertifpetbanother, = guage: but their bopcesare Heard amongthem. CMoneth. Thety.day. 4 Their found ts gone out into alliandes: ¢ their wordes Into the endes of the world, oh 3 5In them hath he ſet a tabernacle lor Sunne: which commeth loorth as a bridegrome out of His — and reioyceth as a Gyant to runne his courſe. 6 Ft goeth tooth from the vttermoſt part of the Heauen, ã runneth about vnto the ende of it againe: and there is nothing Hid from the Heate thereof, . 7 The tawe ofthe Lord is an budefiedlawe,con- ⸗· uerting the foule:the teſtimony of 6 Lord is ture and. giueth wiledome vnto the ſimple. 8 The ſtatutes ofthe Lord are right, and reioyce the Heart: the commaundement ofthe Lorde is pure, and giueth light onto the eves, rR 9 The feare of the Lorde is cleane, andendureth ‘fo2euer: the tusgementsof the Lorde are truc, and righteous altogether, 1o Moꝛe to bedefired ave they then gold, pea, ther sae firte cold: fweeter alfo then bony, and the hony combe, : 11 Doreouer,by them ts thy ſeruanttaught:and Ut keeping of them there ts qreatrewarde, 12 Whocan tell how oft he offendeth: D cleanſe thou me from my fecret faults, 13 Keepe thy ferwant alfo from preſumptuous ſinnes, leſt thep get the Dominion ouer me: fo hall I be vndeliled, andinnocent from theqreatofience. 14 Let the wordes of my mouth.a the meditation of my beart: be alway acceptable in thy fight. — 15 D Lozd: my firength and my redeemer, | ExaudiatteDominus. Pfal.zo. Te Low heare thee in the Bay of trouble :6 name A ofthe Gon of Jacob defend thee, ; Send a3 | 2 ‘ * > eMoneth. T heitii.day, 2 Sende thee helpe from the Sanctuarie: and firength thee out of Sion. : 3 — allthyollerings:a accept thy burnt acriſic 4 Graunt thee thy heartes defive: and fulfill ail thy minde. 5 ie will reioyce in thyſaluation, and triumph in the name of the Lorde our God: the Lorde per: : —— all thy petitions. 6 Now know F thatthe Low heipeth his anoin⸗ ted, and will heare him krom his holy heauen: euen with the wholeſome ſtren * of his right hand. 7 Some pitt their truſt in Charets, and fome it Portes: but we wilremember the name of the Lord our God, 8 Chey are brought downe and lallen: but wee ave riſen, and fand vpright. 9 Sauie Lorde, and Deare vs, D king ofheauen? when we call vpon thee. Domine in virtute, Pfal.21, - . Te King tall reioyce in thy ſtrength, O Lode: ~ exceeding glad thall be be of thy faluation, : 2 Chou hat giuen him bis heartes defire: and Hak not denied him the requeſt of his tippes, 3Foꝛ thor Halt preuent Him with the bleſſings of goodneſſe: and thalt fet a a crowne of pure golde bps on his head, 4 He alked life ofthee,and thou gaueſt hima long fife: euen for euer ard ever, 5 Dishonourisareatinthpfaluation: gloryand great worſhip halt thou lay vpon hint, ve 6 Foꝛ thou thalt giue him everlating telicitie and Make him glad with the ioy ofthy countenancte. 7 And why? becaule the hing putteth me ons ‘ 4 % Moneth. The tiiiiday. in the Lod: andin the mercie of the mot highelt,he ſhyall not miſcarie. —— 8 Allthine enemies thal keele thy Hand: thy right hand ſhall finde out them that hate thee. 9 Chott ſhalt make them like a fierie ouen it time of thy wath: the Lozd thall deſtroy them in bts dit pleature,and the fire ſhall conſume thent, 10 Their fruit ſhalt thou reote out ofthe earth: ¢ their feede from among tye childzenof men, Le Il For they intended miſchiete againk thee: tmas gined ſuch a deutce as they are not able to performe. 12 Cherefore halt thou put them to flight: ethe rings of thy bowe fhalt thou make ready againſt thefaceofthent.” veal | 13 Be thoueralted Lord in thine owne ſtrength: ſo will we ſing and praiſe thy power. Deus Deus meus. Pfal.22. eS Ba, P God, my God, (looke vpon me) why ) Rxea (& bat thou ferfatien me: and art fo farve J NO/4 \P from my health, and front the wordes . fe De of ny complaint? — at ae, 2 Omy God. F crype in the day time Dut thoi hearet not: and inthe night ſeaſon alfo J take no reff. LFS BE i — at sy thou continueſt holy: D thou worthippe of ‘ rae 6 : | 4 Durfathers hoped in thee-they truſted in thee, and thou diddeſt deliuer them. *. 5Theycalled vpon thee, ¢ were holpen: they put their truſt in thee,and were not confounded. 6 Butas forme, J ant a worme, and no man: a ve ⸗ xx ſcorne ofmen,and the outcaſt ofthe people, 7 All they that tee mee, fauat me to ſcorne: they note ous ryett lippes, and tate their bend, tap oe 4 ba ce. * wi bie ; fe 3— — — > ar ber ieere es. Moneth. ‘Theut.day. 8 He trulted in God, that hee would deliver him: let him deliver him, tf be will haue him, _ 9 But thou art hee chat tooke mee out of my moe thers wombe: thou watt my bope whe F hanged pet vpon mp mothers bꝛeaſts. , i | 1o J haue bene left vnto thee ewer ince Z was ae thou art my God, euen from mp mothers ombe, IL Mgoe not frome, foz trouble is hard at hande: and there is none to helpe me. 12Many Oren are come about me: fat Bullesof Balan cloſe me in on euery lide. 13 Theygape spon me with their mouthes: agit Were aramping and roaring Lyon, 14 Jam powzed out tthe water, and all my bones are out ot ioynt: my heart alfo tn the middeſt of mp body is euen like melting ware. 15 Wy frength is draped bp tke a potthearde, and my tongue cleaueth to my gummes: and thou ſhalt bring me into the duſt of death. | 16 For (many) Dogges are come about mee: and the counſell of the wicked lapeth fiege again me. 17 Cheppearted my handes and my feete, F map tell all imp bones: they Tand Caring and looking vp⸗ onme, ; | : | 18 Chey part my garments among them: € ca lottes vpon mp befture. : 9 But be not thou farre from me,D Lorde: thow art mp ſuccour, haſte thee to helpe me, : 20 Weliuer mp foulefrom thefwozrde: mp darling from the power of the dogge. ae get 21 Saue me from the Lyons mouth: thou baf—k Heard mee alfofrom among the hornes ot the Unie cornes. ⸗ 3 ° ” ef a ie iy * 3. me —— sk — * ier — Eiltit, 32 Ft Moneth. Theityj.day. 22 F will declare thy rramte vnto mybrethren: in the middeſt of the congregation will Jpꝛayſe thee, 23 Dpraple the 107d pe that feare him: magnifie bint ail pe of tie feede of ‘Sacob, and leare him all yee ſeede of Iſrael. 24 Forhehath not deſpiſed nor abhorred the lowe ekate ofthe pore, he hath not hid his face from Him: but when becatled onto him,be Heard hin. | 25 Wp pratle is ofthee tithe great congregation: : my phot Will J perfourme tn the ſight of thethat eare him. 26 The pooꝛe challeate and bee ſatiſſied· theythat ſeeke afterthe Lorꝛd, ſhall pꝛayſe himvour heart ſhall liue fo2 euer. 27 Ail the endes of the worlde ſhall remember themſelues, and be turned vnto the Lord: and all the kinreds ofthenations hall worhipbetore bin, = 28 Foz the kingdome ts the Lordes:and hee is the gouernour among the people, a Msc Ati fuch as be fat vpon earth: haue eaten and orſhipped. 30 dn eheythat qgodowneintothe duſt thaltnecle — him: and no man hath quickened his owne foul ae My ſeede thailferue him: they chalbe counted brito the L020 fo2 a generation, 32 Oheyp hall come,and the heavens hall declare His righteouſneſſe: vnto a people that wall be bozne, whom the Lord hath made, - Dominus regitme. Pfal.23 } Te Loade ts ny thepheard : therefore can Jlacke nothing 28e 9 feede mee in a greent paſture:and leade Si es beftoe the — of — ne be eMoneth Thev.day. 3 Be ſhall conuert my ſoule: and bring mee koorth in the paths ofrighteouinerie fo2 his names fake, 4 Pea though J waike thozowe the bailey of the - fhadowe ofdeath, J will feave no euill: foꝛ thou art With me thy rod and chy Caffe comfort me, 5 Chou halt prepare a table before nie again them that trouble mee: thou batt anointed mp head With ople,and my cup Halbe full. 6 But thy louingkindneſſe and mercy halfollow mee atl the dayes of myplife: 49] wild wel in the 462% of the 020 fo2 ewer. Dominieft terra, Pfal. 24 9 — earth is the ——8 all that therein Mor is:the compaſſe of the woꝛide, and they Preys —2foꝛhe hathtoũdedit oe thefeas: 2 GeO and prepared it bpon the floods, 3 BHO ſhal aſcend into the bill of the Loꝛd:oꝛ who hail tite bp in his holy place? 4 Euen he that bat cleane handes, and a pure heart: ¢ that hath not lift bp his minde vnto banitie, norſworne to deceiue his neighbour, 5 He thall receiue the bleſſing from the Lord: and righteoutnefie from the God of his ſaluation. 6 This is the generation of them that feeke him: euen of them that ſeeke thy face, Jacob, 7 Lifthp pour heads, pe gates and be pe lift bp pee euerlaſting doores: and the king of glory thati come in. 8 Whois the king ofalo2y: it isthe Lose trong And nightie euen the Lord mightie in battell. 9 Liftoppourheads,D ye gates, andbe pe lift bp vee euerlaſting doores: and the king of glozy halt come in. Hh 10 0 Moneth = =Thev.day. — holes he⸗ ve hingotalozy. 10° who is the King ol Slory: er euen * xone of of dteDomine. Pfal.z5. a Veto iis, O Lorde, will F lift spmy toute 5 my | God, Fhaue put my trulin thee: Diet me not be contounded, neither let mine enemies triumph o⸗ ier me, 2foꝛ all they that Hope i thee thall not be athae sed: but ſuch as tranſgreſſe without a caute, matt be put to confuſion. iS * Shew me Hy waies,O L0d:and teach me thy | asa me koorth in thy trueth, andlearne mee: : fort thou art the God of my faluatio,in thee hath bent mp Dope all the day long. 5 Call to remebzance, Lozd,thy tender mercies: and thy louing kindnes which hath bene ever of olde, 6 Ob remember not the ſinnes and offences of mp pouth: but accozding tothp mercie Chinke thou vpon me O Lo2d) fo2 thy goodnefle, 7 Gratious and righteous ts the Lod: therefoze will he teach finners in the way. 8 Chem be mecke ſhall he autdein iudgement: and luch as be gentle, them ſhall he learne bis way. 9 Allthe paths of the Lozd are mercy and trueth: vnto ſuch as keepe his coucnant and His teſtimonies. 10 For thy names ake, O Lord:be mercilul vnto my ſinne. tor it is great. Il Mhat man ts He that keareth the Lode: him pea teach in the wap that he thallchute, 2 His ſoule hallo weil ateate: and his feede hail — —— the land. 13, Che lecrete of the Lord is among them i p feare bi 2 aaa we —— mne⸗ bag — 1 4 8 4 Moneth. Thev.day. 4 WMine eyes are euer looking vnto the Lorꝛd:ſꝛꝛÚ·· be thal plucke mp feete out of the net, . 15 Turne thee vnto mec, and hate merce vpon mie: for'F amadelolate andin miſerie. 16 Cheforswes of mp heart ave enlarged: bring thou me outofmy troubles.- 17 Leoke bpon mine wuerttie and milerie: ande⸗ forgiue me allimplinne, wf 18 Contider mine enemies howe many they aves. ata aiid thep beare a titannous vate againk me, ei 19 D kheepeinploule, anddeltuer me: tet me not be confounded, fo2 Jhaue put my trutt in thee, 20 Let perfectriefie and righteous dealing waite — vpon me : ſor ntp Hope bath bene in thee, 21 Deltuer Flracl,D God:outof al bis troubles, Iudicame Domine. Pfal.26 Be thou my iudge, O Lorde, for F haue walked in⸗ AMnocently: my trutt hath bene alloi in the Lorde, therefoze Hail J not fail, 2 Examine me,D 02d, and prooue me: try out mupreines and my Heart, 3 For thy louing kindneſſe ts euer before mine eves: and J will walke in thy trueth. J haue not dwelt with vaine perfons: neither will haue fellowmip with the deceitful, 5 haue hated the congregation of the wicked: * peat fit among the vᷣngodly. 7 ill wah my handes itt innocencie D Loyd: . pa é will FZ goe to thine altar. re 7 That FZ may he we the voyce of thanketgining — and tell otall thy wonderous workes. weet 8 Lord, J baue loued the habitation of thyboute: $ pe gs and the place wherethinebonourdpellety, es steht —— ſoule with th meade — Moneth. The wedge life with the blood thirttie. e In whole handes ts seus and Dthete riabt andes ave tullof qtttes. Ir Butt as for me, J will walke innocently: D Lod deliuer me,andbe merctfullbntome, 12 My foote tandety right: J will praile the dak inthe congregations. Dominus illuminatio, Pfal,27, F PES SSSR De Lord is my light and mp tatuadiot ‘aia SA IS By wbomuithen thal Z feare: the Lode is al loans the ſtrength of my tife, of Whom ther 2 ( we ſhall Ibe afraide? When the wicked (euen mine ene⸗ mics and mp foes) came vpon me to cate bp my llech: they ſtumbled ano fell. 3 Though an hokeofmenwerelaide againtme, pet ſhall not my heart be afraid: ethouahthererofe bp warre againſt me, pet will Jput my truſt in him, 4 One thing haue J delired of the Lod, which F Wwill require : euen that ZF mapdiwell inthe houſe of the Lord all the dayes of my life, to beholde the faire beautie of the Lorde, and to viſite his temple, 5 fo2rtn the time of trouble be hall hive me in bis tabernacle: yea, in the fecret place of his biwelling = fhallbe hide me, and ſet me bp bpon arecke of fone. ° 6 Andnow hal he lift bp mine bead: aboue mine enemies rounde aboutme, 7 Therefore will F offer in his dwelling an obla⸗ tion With. great gladneſſe: Jwill fing and ‘Speake patties vnto the 1020. 8 Dearken vnto mip hope, Lorde, wyeng crie | _ nto thee: haue mercie bponme,anaheareme. 9. Sy heart bath talked of thee, leeke vempfaces | —— —* Lond m3 feeke, —— os — — ** — 10 Obive eMoneth. Thev.day. to O bide not thou thy face from me: 1102 cal thy feruant away in diſpleaſure. Thou haſt bene my ſuccour: leaue me not, nei⸗ ther foxlake me,D God of my ſaluation. 12 When my father and my mother lorſake mee: the Lord taketh me bp. | ~ 13 Geach me thy wap,D Lord:and leade me in the —— mine enemies. 4 Deliver me not ouer into the will of mine ad⸗ —— fo2 there ave falſe witnelles riſẽ vpagainſt me, and luch as ſpeake wong, 15 Fhoulde vᷣtterly haue fapiited: but that F bee fours bertly to fee the goodnes of the Lord in the land e liuing. 16 Darythor the Lords leaſure: be ſtrong, and — he chal comfo2t thine heart, and put thou thy true in the Lord. Ad te Domine. Pfal.28. V Mtothee will Icry, O Low, myſtrength: thinke 110 fcozne of me, ieft ifthou make as though thon u — FZ become like them that goe downe into pt 2 Peare the voyce of my humble petitions when orp vnto thee: when J holde bpmphands toward — ſeate ofthy holy temple. 3. Oplucke meenotawayp ( neither deſtroye mec) | with the vngodly and wicked doers: which ſpeake friendiy to their neighbours, but imagine miſchiete in their hearts. | 4 Rewarde them according to their Deedes: € ace Y cording to the wichenelic of their owne inuetitions. 5 Mecompence them after the woorke of thett bands: pay them that they hauedeferued, ——— 6 For weer—— —““ nde —— eas eM oneth. Thev.day. ofthe Lord, nor the operation of bis bands: therfore - thalthe beake them downe, and not builde them by, 7 Pꝛailed be the Lord:foꝛ he hath heard the voyce of mp Humble petitions, : 3 The Lozde is myſtrength and my ſhielde, my heart bath truũuted in bint,and J ant helped: therefore * heart danceth for ioy, and in my ſong wil J praiſe im. 9 Che Lord is mp firengty : and he ts the whole⸗ foine defence of bis anointed, 16 Date toy people, and giue thy bleſſing vnto thine inheritance: feede them, a ſet them bp foz euer. fferte Domino. Pſal.29 Bains bitto the Lorde (D pee mightie) bring vong rammes vnto the Lorde: alcribe vnto the Lorde ack worthip and ſtrength. 2 @Giuethe Lorde the honour due vnto his name: worſhipthe Lord with holy worwip.· 3 Ftis the Lorde that — the waters: it is the glorious God that maketh the thunder. . 4It is the Lorde that ruleth the ſea, the voyce of i the Lorde is mightie tt operation : the vorce of the Loꝛd is a gloꝛious voyce. 5 CThe vovce of the Lord ieaketh the Cedar trees: — Loꝛd breaketh the Cedars of Libanus, 6 He ntade them allo te tkippe tike a calfe : Liba⸗ nus alſo and Sprion like ayvong vnicoꝛrne. 7 Whe voyce of the Lorde deuideth the flames of five, the voyce of the Lorde thaketh the wildernefie: veasti Loꝛd haketh the wilderneticofCades. 8 Che vorce of the Lorde maketh the Hindes fo bring forth yong, anddifcoucreththethickebuthes: nf ie temple doeth euery mantpeakeofhishonour. * —— Hog fitteth aboue — 97 i Moneth, viav. Loꝛd remainetha king fore to Che Loꝛde ſhallgiue —— ontobis — the ‘Low hall giue his people the bien of peace, Exaltabote Domine, ‘Pfal.30. 7-¥ yoill magnifie thee, D Love, foz thou Mornin: wh GN Hallet me bp: and rot made my foes to prayer. A triumpbe oer me, VEX 2D Lowmyp God, F cryed vnto thee: ad o29e and thou halt Heated me, 3 Thou Lorde batt brought my ſoule out of ett: on . bak Kept my liſe from them that goe downe to epit. Sing pꝛailes onto the Lozde, (O ve laintes of his:) and giue thankes to him for a remembrance of bis holineſſe. : 5 For his wrath endureth butthe twinckling ol an eyeʒand in bis pleaſure ts life: heauineſſe map ene dure fora night,but ioy commeth in the morning. 6 Andin my prolperitie F fade, F thall neuer bee remoued: thou 1020 of thy goodnelſe hadſt made my hill ſo ſtrong. 7 Thou diddeſt turne thy face (fro mee:) and FZ was troubied, SaTiencrped F 1 vnto thee,D Lop: and gate we vnto ny Lord righthumbiy. 3 . 9 What protite is there inimy blood: when Igoe downe tothe pit? 10 Shall the Dutt gine thankies Duitotheesoe halt — thytrueth? 1 Peare, O Lozde, and haue mercie vpon mie? br: Lo be thou my helper, 2 Choubatturnedmy heauinelle into ioy: thou batt puto off mp — * girdedme with glad⸗ “BB Therefore — M lonet b i Theviday. 13 Gherefore halt eu vnto eg foz etter, Inte domine fperaui,, Pfal,31, It thee, D Lord, haue FZ put my trutt: let me neuer o> | beputéo cdtufion, deliver me in thp vighteoutnes, 2 Bowe downe thine earvetome: make hatte to deliuerme, euery good man fing of thy. pratte without ceating:D myGod.J wil giue thanks 3 Andbethou my Krong rocke, and the houſe of beferice: that thou mayeftfate me. 4 Foz thou art my rong vocke, and my caſtell: een alfo mp quide, and leade me fo2 thy names 5 Wrawe me out of the net that thep haue layed prt fo2 me: fo2 thou art my frenaty. 6 Into thy handes F commende my fpirite: for thoubatt redeemed me,D Lord, thou Ged of trueth, 7 3 haue Hated them that holde of ſuperſtitious —— and my trut bath bene in the Lord. 8 F will be qlad and reioice in thy mercy:lor thot Hak confidered my trouble, and bat knowen my fortle in aduerfities, 9 Tho Hall not ſhut me bp into thebande of the enemie: but haſt fet myleete in a large roome. 10 Haue mercie vpon me, D Lorde, for Jam in trouble: and mite eve tg conſumed ſor very heaui - nes.yea,miy foule and ip body, a Formyptite ts waren oid With heauinelle: and my veeres with mourning. 12 Dy ſtrength fatieth me, becaule of mine ini⸗ quitie: and inp bones areconfumed. 13 Fbecame a repzoofe among ail mine — ae but {pecially among mp veighbours: and they of oo ; ye oT were — of mie, and = 4 a? va | Moneth. Thevi.day. did ſee me without, conueyed chem ſelues from me. 4 Fam cleane forgotten, as adead matt out of minde: Fambecomelticabrokenbefetl, 15 Fo⸗ J Haue heard the biafphemie of the mutt. tude: andfearets on euery fide, while thep conſpire together againſt me,and take thetv counſaile to take away my itfe, : 16 Dut my Hope hath bene tn thee, D Loyd: F haue ſaid, Chou are my Gor, 17 Ay time is in thy Had, deliuerme fromphand | of mine enemies: andfrom them that perfecute me, «18 Shewe thy ſeruant the light of thy countes nance: and ſaue me fo2thy mercies fake. 19 Let me not beconfounded,D Lod. for F baue called vpon thee: let the vngodly be put to contufion, and be put to ſilence tn the graue. Mid 20 Let the lying lippes be put to ſilence: Which Crutelly,difdaintilly, anddefpitefully ſpeake againſtt ; the righteous, iA | . 21 Obhow plentitull ts thy goodnefle, which thou Hat latde bp fo2 them that feare thee: and that thouw Hatt ‘eae foz them that put thetr truſt in thee, e⸗ uen bekore the ſonnes of men? 22Chou ſhalt hide them priuily by thine own pꝛe⸗ ſence, krom the pꝛrouoking ofall men:thou thalt keepe them ſecretly int thy tabernacie fro ỹ ſtrike of tõgues. 23 Thankes be to the Lorde: for he hath thewed me marueilous great kindneſſe in a ſtrong citie 24 And when F made hatte. J tata: Jam caſt out efthe ſight ofthine eyes. — “as. Aenortbelelle- cout hearden the vorce otmy prayer: when Icryed vntothee. * —2 —5 Uren ve preferueth thenr that are faithtull, ¢ plenteouty re: YR Di, ~~ ypardeth t * 4 . 4 od * at — 5 vs — 022. 3 : —« AVEONELI,. = mae _Beati quorum, Pfal Rderl sate » Lefled is he whole vnrighteoutnelle is dlorgiuen: and whole ſinñe is couered, - 2 Bleſſed ts the man onto whore } the Lorde imputeth nofinne: and in ae ¥ whole lpirite there is no guile. ee 3 “fon while g belde my tongue: my bones conlu⸗ med away through mp dailycomplaining. 4 Foꝛ thy hand ts heauie vpon me day and night: and my moyſture ts like the Deoughtinfommer, — - 5 FF will knowledge my ſinne vnto thee: ſt mine —— haue FZ not hid. 6 Iſaid.J willconfeſſe myſinnes vntot the Low: J and fo thou ſorgaueſt the wickedneſſe of my ainne. 7Foꝛ thts thall euery one thatis godly make his praier vnto thee in a time when matett be ford: but in the qreat water floods they hall not come nie him, 8 Chou art a place to hide me in, thou thalt pre⸗ ferueme from trouble : thou halt compatle me about With fonas ofdeliuerance. -9 Jwillenlorme thee, ard teach thee i in the way Wwierettt thou Hatt goe: and J will auide thee with — mine eyre. 10 Be penotithe to horſe and mule, which haue no vnderſtanding: whole mouthes muũ be holden With bitte and bridle. leſt they fall vpon the. 11 Great plagues remaine fo; the vngodly: but whofe putteth histruk inthe Lorde, mercie entbzae ceth him on eueryſide. 12 Be glad, Ope teous and reioy its the | al ann betot al ve Piha ave true ot heart. Exultate eM oneth. — day. Exultate iuſti Pſal.ʒ R siovees inthe Lorde, D yee righteans: fo2 itber * commeth well the iuſt to be thankefull. 2 Pꝛailſe the Lord with Harp: firg Piaimes brite him with the Lute a inſtrument often firings, — 3 Hing vnto the Lord a newefong: Ang praptes tutilp (vnto Him) with a qood courage. 4 Foꝛ the worde of the Lorde is true: and ali hig workes ave faithfull. 5 Heloueth Fighteouthes a tuidgement the earth isfullof the goodneſſe of the Lord. 6 Bythe word of § Lord were the heauens made: and all the bots of them by the breath of his mouth. 7 He gathereth the waters of the {ea together, as —— bpon an heape: andiateth bp the deepe asin a treafure houſe «18 he alltheeareh feare the Lode : ſtande in awe of him ail ve that dwell in the world, 9 For he {pake,and it was done: He commanded, and it ſtoode taſt. 10 The Lowe bringeth the counſaile of the Deas then to nought:and maketh the deuices of the people tobe ofnone cect, and caſteth outthecounfaplesoe Princes. Il The countaile of the Lord ſhalendure fo2 ever: won ofvis heart trom generation to gee ion. “12° Blefled are the people wholſe Bod is the Lorde Fevoua: and bleſſed are the folke that he. wath choſen — to be his inheritance. 3 The Lord looked Bowne from situate and he⸗ bette ali the childzen of men: from the habitation of bisdwwelling yeconddereth all tyem that dwelintye — earth, ; os % | Dit, 3 LAr ~. : — — 1J = ae tte i Ae , . — — nt Aye 2 pret - 4 op Skee ae Month Ther.day. 14 Helathioneth allthe hearts of them: and vn⸗ derſtandeth all their workes. 15 There is no king that canbe ſaued by the mul⸗ titude of an hoſte: neither is any mightyman deliue⸗ red by much ſtrength. 16 Ahorle is canted buta baine thing tofaneama: neither hall he deltucr any ma by bis great ſtrength. 17 Beholde,the eye of the Lord ts vpon them that feare him: and bpor them that put their truſt in his 18 To deliuer their ſoules krom death: ¢ to feede them in the time ofdearth, 9 9üur loule hath patiently taried for the Lorde: fo2 be is our helpe,and our thieid, | o ffozourbeart hall reioyce ttt —7 becaute we | haue Hopedinbisholpname, 21 Letthy — adnellec Lo: smoe)be vpon vs:like as we doe put our truſt in thee, Benedicam Domino. Pfal.3 | Fe alway gitte thankes vnto the Lore: bis praile hall euer be inmymouth. hy touie hall make ber boalt of the Lcrd: the Humble thall heare thereofand be glad. 3 Mpratfe the Lod with me: and let bs maanifie his name together, 4+ Floughtehe Lorde,and hebeard me: yea, he de⸗ —— ine out of all my feare. 5Theyx had an eye vnto him, and were lightened: J their faces were not aſhamed. 6 Lo, the poore crieth,and the Lord heareth him: : ‘Pea, and faueth bimoutofallbistroubles, , 7 0¶he angell of the Lozde tavieth rounde about Mees Ghatieare yim: and deliuereth then, 8 Dtatte anid ſee how ee Pt aes: biet Tah — — ——— — #5 a — ie . es a” a a SM, a. = , V F Pi a — Be i eo te Som — ee ot ee ho SES OF + ey. — * eM oneth. The vii day. ſed is the man that truſteth in hin 9 O feare the Lord ye that be his laintes:ſor thep that feare bim,lacke nothing, 1 ail 10 Ope Lions doe lacke, andfuffer hunger: but thep which feeke the Lozde, hall want nomaner of thing that is good. 11 Come pe childzen,and hearken vnto me: F wit teach pou the feare of the 1020, J 12 Whatman is he that luſtethto liue, and would kayne fee good dayes:keepe thy tongue from euil, and thylippes that they ſpeake no guile, 13 Cichew eurll,¢do good: ſeeke peace, ¢ enfue tt, 14 Cheepes of the Logde are over the riahteous : and his cares are open bntotheirprayers, © * 1§ Checountenance of the Lord is againſt them that doe euill: to roote out the remembrance ofthent from the earth. : 16 The righteous rp, ethe Lorde heareth them: and deltuereth them out of all their troubles, | 17 Che Lord is nigh onto them thatare of acon: trite heavt:¢ will faue fuch as be of an bumble ſpirit. 18. Great are the troubles of the riahteous : but the Lozd deliuereth him out of ail, | J gabe keepeth all his bones:ſo that notoneofthem is brꝛoken. eee 20 Wut millortune hal flay the vngodly:and they that hate the righteous, thatbe defolate, | 21 The Lod deliuereth $foules ofhisteruants: all they pb put their truſt in him, hall not be deſtitute ludica Domine. 5 yy Reade thoumpcaule,D Loꝛd with thé Mor £ that ſtriue with mee and fight thou a pray: “er gaint them thattiaht againtme, mq 2 NE eMoneth. Thevii day. fer: andffandbptobeipeme, : ) 3 Bring forth the ſpeare, and flop the way again them that perfecute me: ſay vnto my foule, Jam thy faluation. 4 Let them be confounded, and put to ſhame that ſeeke after myſoule: letthembec turned backe, and. brought to confuſion, that imagine miſchiefe fo2 me, 5 Let thembe as the duſt before the winde:and the angel ofthe Lord ſcatteringthem. 6 Let their way be darke and ſlipperie:and let the angel ofthe Lord perſecute them. | 7 Foꝛ they haue priutlylayde their net to deſtroy me without a caufe : pea, cuen without a cauſe haue _ thep made a pit foz my foute, * Minds ce SR ae De ee a eT — 8 Let a ludden deſtruction come vpon Hint vna⸗ wares,andbis net that he hath laid priuilycatch him {elfe:thathe may fall into his owne mifchiete, 9 And my loule be toptull tn the Loꝛde:it ſhall vee ioyce in bis ſaluation. 180 10 Ali my bones thal fay, Lord, who ts tthe vnto thee, which deliuerett the pooze from him that is too ſtrong for him:yea.the pooze and him that is in miles rie, krom Him thatipopleth him, oo 11 Falle witneile did rife bp thep layde to my charge things that FZ knew not, 12 Cheprewarded me euill for good: to the great diſcomtort of myſoule. Wasnt OH sted Ini 13, Neuerthelefle, when thep were ficke F puton fackcloth , and humbled my ſoule with fatting < and ‘my praper ſhallturne into mine owne bofome, 14 J bebaued mp telfe as though it had beene my friend or my brother : J went heauily, as one that ‘mournethfoebis mother, 15 Butin mine abuerfitie they reioyced 5 AND ga⸗ ) Soe 4 : a thered * ay j ~~ J wre — Moneth. Thevii.day. theredthem together ; pea, the very abtects came to: ~ gether againſt mee vnawares, making mowes at me, and ceaſed noe, 16 Withoͤflatterers, were bulie mockers: which gnathed vpon me with their teeth. | 17 Lozd, how long wiltthoulooke bpon this: D deltuer my foule front > calamities which they bring ome, and my darling from the Lyons. 138 So will J giue thee thankes inthe great con⸗ gregation: Jwill yraiſe thee among much people, 19 Diet not the that are mine enemies triumph ouer me vngodly: neither let them winke with their eyes that Hate me without a caute, , 20 And why? their comming is not fo2 peace: but - they tmagine deceitful wordes againk them that are quiet in tye land. 21 Theygaped on me wᷣ their mouthes , and fad: Fic on thee, fie on thee, we fawe it with our epes, 22 This haſt thouteene, D Lozde: holde not thy tongue then, goe not farre frome, D Lod. . 23 Awakeand ſtande bp to iudge mp quarrel :a- lenge thou mycauſe, mp God and my Lord. 24 Budge me,D Lord my God, according tothy righteoutnefle ; and {et them not triumph ouer me, 25 Let then not ſay in thetr hearts, Chere,there, fo would we haue tt ; neither let themfap, We haue deuouredhim. 26 Let them be put to confuſion a ſhame together that reioyce at my trouble: {et them be clothed Ww re⸗ buke ¢ diſhonour that boat themſelues againtt me. 27 Letthem be glad and reioyce that fauour my righteous dealing: pea, letthé fay alway, Bleſſed be the Lode, which hath plealure in the proſperitie of his feruant, an ‘ P. lit, 28 and Moneth. Thevii. day. 28 And as for my tongue,it hall be talking of thy righteoutnelle: and of thy praiſe all the daylong, — ixit miuftus, Pfal, 36, Be | M2 heart heweth mee the wickedneſſe of the vn⸗ godip: that there tg no feare of God before his epes. | ? “3 2 Fo2 he flattereth hinstelée it his owne fight: vn⸗ till bis abhominable ſinne be found out. oie - 3 Chewords of his mouth are bnvighteous, and full ot deceite:he hath iett off to behaue himſelfe wile: ly,andtodoegood, He imagineth miſchiefe bport His bed , and hath fet hinvielfe in no good Wap: neither doth he abhorre any thing that is euill. ue 5 Chymercie (D Lode) reacheth vnto the hea: uens: and thy fatthfulnelle onto the cloudes . ) 6 Thy righteoulies ſtandeth like vᷣ trong moun⸗ taines: thypiudaementsarelphetheareatdeepe, 7 Thou Lozd halt faue both man andbealk , how . excellent is thy mercies, D God: and the children of men thall put their trut vnder the thadowe of thy wings. 8 Chey thal be fatiffied with the plenteoutnerle of thy boule: ¢ thou wait giue them drinke of thy pica- fures,agoutotthermer,. ae 9 for with thee is the welloklike: and in thy light ſchall we ſee light. piri Serena | co0 D continuefoorth thy lowing kindeneſſe vnto them that knowethee: and thy righteouſneſſe vnto them that are true ofheart. Olet not the foote otpꝛeide come againſt mee: 5 let not the hand ofthe vngodly caſt me downe. 2There are they fallen (all) that woꝛke wicked⸗ - Nes: they are cat Downe, ¢ ſhall notbe able to land. Sid. See titi ere — Noli _ Moneth. Thevii.day. > Noli æmulari, Pal. 3 ’ * Ret not tispfelfe, because ofthe vngodiy: 0 neither be thou enuious againſt the e+ pray =A uill doers. Ze 2 forthe thall foone bee cut downe I like the gralſe: and be withered euen as * Feene herbe. 3 Putthou thy trult in the Lod, a be doing good: dwen in the land, and verily thou ſhall be fed . 4 Delight thouinthe L020: andhe hal giue thee thy hearts defire . | 5 Lommit thy wayvnto the Lorde > AND putthy truſt in bin: and he ſhall bring it to paſſe. 6 He thall make thy righteouſnes as cleare as the | light , and top tuff dealing as thenoone dap, 7 Holde thee fill inthe Lode andabide patiently vponhim but grieue not thyſelle at him Whole wap doeth profper ,againkthe man that doeth atter euill counſailes. 8 Leaue off krom wrath and let goe diſplealure: fret not thy felfe, elfe halt thou be moued to doe euul 9 nDickeDdoers fhail be rooted out: andthep that. — abide the Lord thoſe thal inherite the land. et a little while, a the vngodlychall be cleane | ont: p thalt looke after his place, he halt be away, 11 Butthe mecke ſpirited ſhall poſſeſſe the earth: and ſhall be refrethed in the multitude ofpeace. | 12 Che vngodlyſeeketh countell againſt the tut: andanatheth pon him with his teeth. 3 The Lord ſhall laugh him to (cogrte-fo2 he — ſeene that his day is comming. — 14 Che vngodly haue drawen out the ſword, and thes : haue bent their bowe: to catt do wne the poor ence: 7 — to flay _ as be ofriaht tiers 15 Moneth. The vit. day. ———— * 15 Their ſword thal go though their owne heart: and their bowe hall be broken. © 16 Afmail ching that the righteotts path: is better | then great riches of the vngodiy. 17 forthe armes ofthe vngodly thal be broker: Eas — ion bphoildeth the righteous. . 18 Che Lowdknoweth the dayesof the godly: and * inheritance ſhallendure fo2 euer. 19 Chey thalinot bee confounded in the perilous time:a inthe dates of dearth thep hail haue ynough. 20 As for the vngodly thep hall pevith, a the eñe⸗ mies ofthe Lozdthall confine as the fat oflambes; pea, euen asthe ſmoke thall thep confume awap. 21 Ohebngodly bozoweth , ¢ payeth not againe : but the righteousismercifullandliberall. 22 Huch as be bleſſed of God, hall poſſeſſe $ land: and they that be curfed of him thall be rooted out. 23 Che Lode ordereth a good mans going: mas keth his wap acceptable to himſelfe. hn _ therein fo: euer. 24 Though be fall; he ſhall not be caſt awar: foe | the Lord ppbholdeth him withbishand, | 25 J haue bene young, and now am old: and pet ſlawe F neuer the righteous fozfaker , noz his ſeede begging their bread. 26 Che righteous is euer mercifull,and lendeth: and his ſeede is bleſſed. 27 Ffilec from euil, and doe the thing that ig good: and dwell koreuermore. 28 Forthe Lord loueth the thing that is right: be —— not his that be godly, but they are pꝛeſerued ſoꝛr euer. 29 The righteous chalbe puniched:as forthe feede | of the briqodly tt hallbe rooted ont. | 36 The righteous that inherit ” dans anddwen Moneth. Thevitt.day. 31 The mouth ofthe righteous is exerciſed in wit: dome: and His tongue wit be talking of iudgement. 32 Cheiawe ot his Gods in his heart : and his goings thal not fide, 33 Che bngodly leeth the righteous: andieeketh occaſion to flap Hint, peed | 34 Che Lod will not leaue him in hishand: 102. condemne him when he is iudged. 35 Hope thou inthe Lo2d.and keepe His way and he chall promote thee,that thou halt poſſeſſe the land: when the vngodly halpervith,thou whaitteett, 36 Imylelle haue ſeene the vngodlyin great pow⸗ er: and floriſhing like a greene Bap tree, 37 And J went by, and lohe was gone: F foughe him but bis place could no where be found, 3 Keepe innocencie, and take heed vntothe thing that is right:foꝛthat ſhal bring aman peace at ᷣ laſt. 39 As for the tranſgreſſors, they ſhall periſh toge: ther: and the end ofthe vngodiy is, Chey halbe roo: ted out at the lad. 40 But the ſaluation otᷣrighteous cometh of the Lod: which ts alfo their ſtrength i$ timeoftrouble, - 41 And the Lod hal land by theni,afaue them? he thalldeliuer them from the vngodly, and hal ſaue thent,becaute they put their truſt in him, : ; Domine nein furore. Pfal.38. 3 Lit me not Co rebuke (D Loꝛrd in thine Mor 26) jes auger: neither chaſten me inthy heauy ptay« es? difpleature, thas Jon ined ; =f 2 forthincarowestlichefattinme: Moneth. Theviti.day. A fo2my wickedneflesiare gone ouer my head:and ave ike a fore burden too heauy foz me to beare. 5 Dy woundes ſtinke. and are corrupt: through my fooliſhneſſe. 6 Jamb2oughe into fo great trouble and miferie: ~ that Igo mourning ail the Dap tong. 7 for mplopnes ave filed bith a Tope difeate : and there is no whole partinimpbodp, | 8 Fam feeble and ſore ſmitten: F haue roared fog the verydiſquietneſſe of my heart. 9 Lord, thou knowelt all mp deſire: and mygro⸗ ning is not hid from thee. 10 My heart panteth mp fren path fatied me: — —— eyes is gone trom me. 1 MDviouersempneighvoursddtandiooking vpon ity trouble:and mykinſmen ſtoode afarre off, 12 Chey alſo that ſought after my life, laid nares: lor me: and they that went about todoe me euiit,tal- * of wickedneſſe, and imagined deceite all the Dap ong. 13 Agfor mee. J was like adeafe matt, and Heard nis 5** one that isdumbe, which doeth not open is m J became euen as amanthat heareth not: and in ‘bore mouth arenorepzoofes, 15 fozinthee,D Lord, haue F put my truſt: thou 3 chalt anſwere foz me,D Lord my God, ; 6 Fhauerequtred that tent enen mine enemies) would not triumph ouer me: fo2 when mypfoote fipt, thepreiopcedareatipagainiime. . 17 And truely am ſet in the plague:and my hea- ? uinege is euer tr mp ale uh , 18 gfe F wit cont may cheba be for f fo my ſinne —2 Pee 19 Dut Be 4 — Moneth. Me viij.day. ‘19 Wut mine enemies liue, and are mightie: and they that hate me wronglully, are many in number, 20 Obey alſo that rewarde euill fo2 good, are a⸗ gainſt me: —— Ifollowe the thing that good 18, 21 Foxlake me not, O Lorde my God: be notthow — farre from me, -. 22 Datte thee to belpe mee! ® Loree God my laluation. Dixi,cuftodiam. Pal. 39. [eae F will take heede tomy apes ; that J of: feride not in mytongue. 2 F wilkeepenty mouth (as it were with a bridle:) while the vngodly is in my ſight. 3 Jhelde mytongueand fpake nothing: q kept fis Hence, peaeuent from good wozdes, Dutit was payne arid grieke to me, 4. Wy heart was whot within mee, and while J was thusmuting, the fire kindled: and at the laſt J patie With mp tongue. 5 Loz, let me know mine ende,and the number of my dayes: that J may bee certified how long J haue to liue. . Beholde, thoubatt made mp dapes ag it were a ſpanne long: and mine age ig euen as nothing inves ſpect oſthee, and verily euery man liuing ig altoge⸗ ther vanitie. 7 Forman walketh in a vaine ſchadowe and dit quieteth himlelle in vaine: he heapeth bp riches,and cannot tell who hall gather them, Andnow Lorde, what is mp hope: truely my hope is euen in thee. Seiner mee from all mine offences: andmaue — me nota rebuke vnto the foolich. eee To, Fbecame dunthe, and opened not my mou Ree ~ ergy : cet — egy — * — * a RES Shoes getter: 8 * De - ans eMoneth. Their * day foritiwasthpdoing, = : 11 @ake toy —— rns mee: qa anit euen confined by the meanes oſ thy heauie hand. 12 When thou with rebukes doeth chaſten mars fo2 ſinne, Chou makeſt bis beautie to conſume away like as it were a moth fretting a garment: euery man tere isbut banitic, | Heare my prayer, Lorde,¢ with thine eares. contner my calling :holde not thp peace at mypteares, 14 ForF anva ranger with thee , Fafoiourner: as all my fathers were, | 1g Oh ſpare mec alitle , that J may recouer myp Strength: before FZ ace hence, andbe tio mozefeene, - Expedans expeGaui, Pfal.go, | Iwaited patiently fo2 the Lorde: ahe enclined bute me, and Heard my calling, 2 Hee brought me alfo out of the horrible pit, out of the myre and clay: and (et my feete bpon the roche; : and ordered mygoings. 3, Andhe bath put a new fonginmy mouth euen atvankes giving vnto our God. rs 4. Marry Hall fee tf,and leare: and thal put their truſt inthe fod, 5 Bleſſed is theman that hath tet his hope i in the Loꝛrd:and turned not vnto the proude, and tofuch as gee abont with lies. 6 D Lorde my God, great are thy wonderous woorkes which thou hat done: like as bee allo thy: thoughts which are to vs warde, and pet there is no man that osdereththembntothee, 7 StF woulde declare them and fpeahe of chem: they fhouldbemothen Zam abletoerpretle, | © 8 Sacrifice and meate offering thou wouloet * : “ad tot y suse; but mine eares wii thou operieds 5 seu 3 Moneth. The viti.day. 2 Burnt offrings and facrifice fo2 finne hak teow not required: ther faid'Z, Loe,'F come, 1o In the bolume of the booke it is wettten of me, that Z thoulde fulfill thy will, O my God: Jam con tent to doe it,pea thy lawe ts within my heart. IL Jhaue declared thy tighteoumesi inthe great congregation: loc, FZ wiilnot reftatie my lippes, O | B01, AND thatthou knoweſt. 2 | haue not bid thyrighteouſneſſe within my wear my talking hath bene of thy trueth, and of thy ſaluation. 13 3 haue not kept backe thy louing mercie and truech from the great congregation. 14 Withdrawe not thou thy mercie from me, O Lord: tet thy louing kindneſſe and thy trueth alway preſerue me, 19 Foz innumerable troubles are come about me, imp finnes haue taken fuch hold bpon me, that ans not able to looke bp: pea,thep are moe in number the the heaves of mine head, my heart hath failed me, 16 O Logde, let ithe thp pleaſure to deliner me: make haſte (D Lowd)tobelpeme. — 17 Let them be athanted and confounded tonether that feeke after my ſoule to deftrop it: ict them be d2t- uen backwarde and put torebuke that with me euil. 18 Let them be defolate erewarded with ame, that fap onto me : fie vpon thee, fie bpon thee, 19, Letatt thoſe that ſeeke thee,be topttal and glad in thee:andletiuch as loue thy faluation,fay alw ay he Loꝛd be prayſed. o As foꝛ me, F ant poore and needie: hut the Lon careth fo2me, | 21 Chou art my helper and redeemer: maketto he barging mp God, | Beatu⸗ Moneth..\T he viii day. Beatus qui jintelligic. Maha ae il => ran Leſſed is he that contoerety the poore Dy, zy caw needie:) the 1020 thal deliuer Hint aN Ch Ui tbe timeoftrouble, Jom 2 Che Loꝛd preſerue him g keepe him yw aliue,that he may be bleſled vpõ earth: rarer thou him into the wil ofhis enemies, 3 Che Lordcomfort hin when he lieth fiche vpon his bed: make thou all bis ben in his tickeneffe, 4 Flapyde, Lozde bemereift vntome: heale my foute,fo Jhaue finned againt thee, 5 Wine enemies fpeake euillofme: wyhen waihe —— name periſh·· 6 And tf he come to fee me, He fpeakett vanitie: and his heart conceiueth falthoode within him ſelle and when he commeth koorth, ve telleth if, | | 7 All mine enemies whilper together againſt me; euen againg me doe they imagine this euill. | 8, Let the fentence of guiltineſſe proceede againſt f bin: and now thathe lyeth, let him rife bp no moze, 9g Pea, euen mine owne familiar friend whom J - trutted: which did alfo cate of my bread, batt) laybe : great wayte fo2z me. 10 But be thou mercikull vnto me, O £023: raite thou me bp againe,and Jſhall reward them. : 11 By this FZ know thoufauoures me: that mine enemie doeth not triumphe againt me, - 12 And when ZF antin my health, thou bpholbett We? and (halt {et me before thpfaceferzeuer, 53 Bilelled be the Loyd —— aor wt | 7 out ende. Amen, ~~ Quemadmodum, Pal. 42, = Fae as ie beart beret water U brockes: f Lis a “ed alter — sane oe 2 IBY ~ Moneth. The viii.day. ee: , Wy touteisa chive fo2 God, pea, euen for the li· eine God : when hhaillZ come to appeare before the. preſence of God? 3 Ay teares haute bene mymeate dap and night: ee thep daply fap vnto me, Hohere is nowe thy * peo wher F thinke thereupon , FJ powze out my heart by mplelfe:fo2 FZ went with the multituse, and brought them forth into the houſe of God, 5 Fr the voyce of praple and thankes qiuing + ae mong fuch askeepe holy dap. , 6 nobyart thoufofullofheauines (D my ſoule:) And why art thou ſo difquieted within me? Nig put thy tru in God: for F will pet giue Hint thankes fo2 the helpe of his countenance. | 8 My God, my foule is ered within mee ; theres : fore willJ remember thee, concerning the lande of Jordan. and the litie hil of hermon. 9 One deepe calleth another,becaule of the noyſe of the water pipes: all thy waues and ſtormes are gone over me. 1o The Lorde hath granted his loving kindnelle ott the Day time: and in the night ſeaſon did Iſingof him, and made mp prayer vnto the Godof my lile. 11 J will faybntothe God of my ſtrength Wwhy haſt thou ſorgottẽ me: why go ZF thus beaut, pile a the enemie oppreſſeth me J— 12 My bones are ſmitten alunder as with ſword: While mine —— —— atime: in * teeth. — eal. dah | Moneth.. The ix.day. 15 Oput thy tru in Good : for FZ will pet thanke him wich 13 the Helpe of mp countenance, and my God. Iudica me Deus. Pſal.43. Gi ſentence With mee, D Bod, and dekende mp cafe againſt the vngodly people: D deltucr mee from the decettiw and wicked man. . - 2 Forthouart the Govofmpttrength, why hatt thouput mee from thee: and wyr goe Jſo heauilp Wwhile the enemie oppreſſeth me? 3 Ohſend out thylight and thy trueth, that they may Ieade me:and being me vnto thy holy hill, and to thydwelling. 4 Andthat7 map qo vnto the altar of God, ever onto the God of my top and gladneſſe: and vpon the harpe wil Igiue thanks onto thee, D God, mp God, 5 Hdbpart thou ſo heauie, D mpfoule: and why. art thou fo difquieted within me? 6 Dyputthy trutt in God: foꝛg will vet giue him thanties, which ts the belpe of my esse seins. and my God, aes Deusauribus. Pfal.44. Ses C haue heard with our eares, D God, ; Vs our fathers hauetolde bs : what thow e a) is +, val done in thet time of olde. howthou halt driuen out the hea⸗ — ao then with thy band, and planted thens itt: ome thou bat deftroyed the nations, and cat them out. 3 soz theygate not thelandi in poſſeſſion thꝛough their wre ſworde: neither was it their owne arme that helpedthem. ar “putty right handeand thine arme, and the lig eer teens becaute thou haddett a fa- uour Moneth. The ix. day. nour vnto then, 5 — are my Bing ( D God: ) fende helpe vnto acob, 6 Though thee will we ouerthrow our enemies: andin thy name will we tread them vnder that riſe vp mt vs. 7 ffo2F will not trutt inmy bowe : Iti not mp ſworde that ſhall helpe me. 8 But it is thou that ſaueſt os from our enemies: “and puttett thenvto confution that hate be, 9 Mec make our boattof God all day long: ¢ will praife thy name fo2 euer. | 1o But now thou art farre off, andputtett vs to confuſion:and goeſt not forth wit our armies, 11 Thou mauseſt bs to turne our backes bpon our —— ; fo that they whic hate 68 , ſpoyle our 12 Chou letteſt vs to bee eaten bplike ſheepe: and halt fcattered bs among the heather, 13 Chou ſelleſt thy people for nought: and takelt no money foz them. 14 Chon makett vs to bee rebuked of our neigh⸗ bours: to bee laughed to ſcorne, andhadinderifion of spent that are round about hs, | 5 Choumatel vs tobee a byworde among the beaten + and that the people hake their heades at 16 Mycontuſion is darixbelore me:and the chame ofmy face hath covered me, tae 17 Foz the voyce of the launderer & blatphemer: a fo2 the enemie andattenger. | 18 And though all this bee come bpon bs, vet doe he 3 ‘We not forget thee nog behaue our lelues frowwatoly — inthr couenant. Be oe Aa, it, ee Ws Out oe Moneth. The ix. day. 19 PurHeart is not turned backe: neither our fleppes gone out of the way . 20 Ho not when thou hak ſmitten vs into the sy of Pragons:and couered b3 with the hadow of eath ox Ff twee haue lorgotten the name ofour Bod, ¢ Holden bpour andes to any range God: hall not God ſearch tt out? for he knoweth the bery fecretes ofthe heart. 22 forthy fake alfo are we killed all the day long: and ave counted as theepe appointed to be laine, 23 Gp Lode, why lleepett thou: awake, andbee not abfent from bs fo2 euer. | 24. Wherelore hidell thou thy face + and foegettett our milerie and troubie? 25. Foꝛ our foule is bꝛought lowe. euen vnto the duſt: our bellycleaueth vnto the ground. 26 Arile and helpe bs: and deliuer * fo2 thy mercies ſake. Eructauit cor meum. Phal, 4 Morte 13 enditing of a good matter: J weake tof the thinges which J haue made / vnto the Bing. Ay tongue isthepen:ofa ready writer. 3 Thou art fapzer then the childzen of men: full of en are thy lippes, becauſe God hath bleſſed thee fozeuer. 4Girde thee with thyſworde vpon thy thigh, O thou moſt — according to 0 toy — and rendume. ¥ fas — — : dent whom Chou may make princes in aillands, | Moneth. ‘Lhetx.day. 6 Thy arrowes are herp tharpe , and the people calbe fubdued vnto thee: eüen in the middes among the kings enemies. 7 Thy leate(D God)endureth for euer:the ſcepter of thykingdome is aright ſcepter. 8 Chou halt loued righteoutnelle, andhatedt inti: quitic : wherefore Gov (euen thy CD D) hath a noynted thee with the opie of gladneſſe aboue thy fel- lowes, 9 Ail thy garments tmetl of Myrrhe, Ales, and Catia: out ot the Juoꝛie palaces, whereby they haue made thee glad. 10 ings daughters were among thy honoura⸗ ‘bie women : bpon thy right bande did ftande the Mueene in a vetture of golde ( wought about with — colours.) 1 Hearken (D daughter) and conſider; encline thine eave: forget alfo thine owne people, and thr ia⸗ thers houſe 12 So thal the king Hate pleaſure tn thy beautie: kor be is thy Lozd (God)and wozhip thou him, 13 And the daughter of Cyre thallbe cyere witha Gift: life asthe rich alfo among the people thall make their fupplication before thee, . 14 Che kings daughter is all glorious within: her clothing is of wrought golde. ‘ 15 She thalvbe brought vnto the king in rapment of needle worke: the birgins that bee ber fellowes Dee beare her company, and ſhall be brought vnto ee, 16 With toy and qladnefle chall they be brought: and hallentertntothekingspatace, 17 Inſteade of thy fathers thou halt haue ch wad, 184 } * Sie atgce.> Of > Dia Ey, Moneth. Theix day. 18 J wilremember thy name fromone generation vnto another:therefoze hall the people give thankes vnto thee, world without end, Deus noſter refugium. Pfalqgé Od is our Hope and ſtrength:a verypreſent helpe in trouble. 2 Gherefore wil we not feare though the earth be moued: and though the hilles bee carped into the middes of the fea, | «3 Ohough the waters thereof rage and ſwell:and though the mountaines thake at the tempeſt of the ame, 4 Cherivers of the flood thereof hall mate glad the citicof@od: the holyplace of the tabernacie of the moſt highell, : 5 Godisin the middett of her , therefore hail hee not be remoued: God hall helpe her, and that right earely. | Cob igourrefuge, "6 Chebeathermake much adoe, and the bing? domes are moued: but God hath Hhewed His voyce, and the earthy Hal melt away. t 7 The Lordot hoſtes is with vs:the God of Jacob ig our refuge. AEDs Oe iy 8 Ocome hither, and beholde the wozkes of the oe what dekruction hee hath brought bpon the 9 Pemaketh warresto ceate itt all the wozlde: he breaketh the bowe , and knappeth thefpeave in ſun⸗ der, and burneth the chariots in the fire. lo Be till then,and know that Jam God: F wil beeralted among the heather, and J willbeeralted intheearth, ———— —— CThe Low of holtes ig with bs: the God of Fa: Omnes — > Moneth. Theix. day. Omnes gentes plaudite, Pfal,47, : X Clappe pour handes together, (all pee Luer ea i people:) D fing onto God with p voyce pray Ke aS —— of melodie. 42FmFoꝛ the Loꝛd is high.a to be feared: | SLA he i8 aveat hing bpon ail the earth, 3 De thali ſubdue the people bnder vs:and the na- tions vnder our feete, 4 Be thail chufe out an heritage foz bs : even the Wwozthip of Jacob whom He loued. 5 Godis gone bp witha — noyſe:and the Lord With the foundof the trump 6 D fing papies,fing pravies vnto (our) God: D ſing prayſes, fing prayſes vnto our hing, 7oꝛ God is the king of al the earth: fing pe pray⸗ fes with vnderſtanding. | 8 God reigneth ouer the heathen : Gad fitteth by t onbisholpteate, 9 Che princes of the people are ioyned vnto the people of the God of Abrꝛaham: fo2 God ( whichis be- ry oo defend the earth as it were with teld, Magnus Dominus, Pfal. 48, CG eat iS the Lord, and highlyto be —* in the citie of our God, euen vpon his holy Hill, 2 Che hiu ot Sion is a faire place,and the ioy of ᷣ whole earth:vpon the Northſide lieth the citie ofthe great hing, God is well knowen in her palaces, asa ſure refuge. | 3 Fo2ioe,the kings ofthe earth: are gathered ar Fes gone by together Chg eee a 4 ‘Chey maruelen tote tach things: they eve a> oe ee ‘Ga of ea | Ha. iiti. 5 feave — “AMoneth.. ‘[beix.day. 5 Feare came there vpon them,andfozowe:as bp- © on a Woman in her trauaile. 6 Thou chalt bꝛeake the hips of the ſea:thꝛough the Cal winde. 7 Like as we haue heard, fo haue we ſeene in the citieofthe 102d of hoſts, tthe citte of our God: God bpholdeththefamefozeucr, 8 ne waite fo2 thy louing kindnes ( O God:) it the middes of thy temple, poet os 9D God, according vnto thy name, lo is thy parte ~*~ * worldes end:thy right hand ts ful of righte⸗ “ro Let the mount Sion reioyce, a the daughters of Juda be glad:becauſe of thy iudgements. ‘IU walũe about Sion,andgo round about ber: and tell the towers thereof, 12 Darke wellher bulwavkes.fet bp her houſes: - hat pe may tell them that come after. 13. For chis Godis our Godfoz ever and euer: he hail be our guide vnto death. — Audite hec omnes. Pſal. 49, Obeare ye this all pee people: ponder it with pour eares ail ye that dwellin the would. 2 High and lowe, rich and poore: one With ano⸗ ther. ipo ai Tuy 3My mouth hail ſpeake of wiſedome: and my Heart hallmutsofondertianding. J 4 will encline mine eare vntothe parable: and ewe mydarke ſpeech vpon the harpe. 5 Wherelore choulde J feare in the dayes of wic⸗ kedneſſe: when the wickednes of mp heeles com⸗ paſſeth meroundabout? 6 Chere befome thatput their trult in their * * Moneth. Theix. day. ~ | an boatt themfelues in the multitude of their ri: 7 But no man may deliuer his brother:nor make agreement vnto God fo2 hint, 8 ffoz it co mozeto redeeme their foules: fo that be mutt let that alone fo2 ener. 9 Pea, though beltuc long:and ſee not the grate ; 10 Foꝛ he leeth that wife men alfo die , and periſh together:as well as the ignorant and foolith,¢ leaue their riches for other. Il And vet they thinkethat thetr houſes thal con: tintie fo2 euer:and that their dwelling places thal en- dure from one generation to Another, t cal the lands after their owne names, I2 Neuertheleſſe, man will not abide in Honour: ſeeing he may be compared vnto the beaſtes that pe⸗ riſh, this is the wayokthem. 13 This is their kooliſhnes: and their potteritie | prapfe their ſaying. 14 Chey tie tn the hell lyke ſheepe, deathgnaweth bpon them, and therighteous hal haue Domination Of them in the morning:their beauty hal confume tn — out of their dwelling. 5 But God ſhall deliuer my ſoule krom the place of bert for he ſhall receiue me. 16 Be thou not afraid though one be made rich: O21f the glory of his houſe beincreated. 17 Foꝛ he Hall carp nothing away with Him whe Henveth: neither thal his pompe follow him. 18 Foz while he lined, he counted him icife an hap⸗ pie man:and fo long as thou doett weil vnto thylelle, mien will ſpeake good ofthee. 19 He chall folow foe generation ot tanh: Moneth. The x. day. and ſhall neuer fee light. a . 20 Man being inporto2, bath 110 vnderſtanding: butis compared vnto the beaſtes that perth. “Deus deorum, Pfal, 50, =z He Lozde, euenthe mot mighty God, (Oa) 12S Hath {poker + and called the wortde, G ES * the ring bp _ — ſunne, vnto — thegoing downe thereot. 6G si DI 2 Dutof Sion hath God appeared: in perkect beautie, te pris > 3 Dur God hall come, and hall not keepe Hence: there hall go befoze him a conſuming fire,tamigh- tictempett thall be ſtirred bp round about him. ) 4 Hee Hall callthe heauen from aboue: and the earth, that he map iudge bis people. 5 Gather mylaintes together vnto me: thofe that hauñue madeacouenant with me, with lacrifice, 6 Andthe heauerts hall declare his riahteoutnes: fo2 Godis tudge himiette, 7 Heave, D my people, and J will{peake : Impy {elfe will tettifie againſt thee, O Iſraell, foꝛ J ans God, euenthy God. | | 8 °F wil wot repzoue thee, becaule of thy facrifices o2 fo2 thy burnt offerings: becauſe they were not al⸗ waybefore me. | 16. 5 °F will take no bullocke out of thy houſe:noꝛ hee goates out of thy folds. | seh ty 10 fozall the beattes of the lorreſt ave mine:and fo are the cattels vpon a thouſand hilles, ik Innow all the foules bpon the mountaines: ¢ the wilde beaftes of the field are in my fiaht. 12 FJbechungrie, F will rot tetithee: forthe © wyhole woddis mine, and all that is therein. a py . 13 Chinket Moneth. The x.day. 13 Chinkes thou that'Z wil cate bulles flech:and drinke the blood of Goates ꝰ 14 Offer vnto God thankeſgiuing: and pay thy vowes vnto the moſt higheſt. 15 And call vpon me in the time of trouble:ſo wil FZ heave thee,and thou thalt praiſe me. 16 Wut vnto the vngodly ſayde God : Why dock — my lawes and take mip couenant in thy mouth: 17 Whereas thou hatek to be reformed: and batt caft my wordes bebinde thee, 18 When thou ſawelt athicke , thoucõſentedſt vn⸗ to him:and batt bene partaker with the adulterers, 19 Chou haſt let thy mouth ſpeake wickednefle : and with thy tongue thouhat let korth decette, 20 Chou ſateſt ¢ {paket againſt thy brother: pea, and hat laundered thine owne mothers tonne, 21 Theſe things hat thou done, and Jhelde mp tongue,and thou thoughteſt wickedly thatZ am euẽ fuch a one as thy telfe:but FZ will reproue thee andſet before theethe things that thou haſt done. | 22 Deornlider this, pee that forget God : leaſt Z plucke pou awayp,and there be none to deliver pow, 23 Wyo fo offereth me thankes and prayſe, be ho- noureth mee: and to him that ordereth bts conuerſa⸗ tion right, will F thew the ſaluation of Gov, Mifereremei Deus, Pfal.s1, ‘Aue mercte vpon mee (O God) after thy qreat Agoodneſſe: according vnto the multitude of thy mercies, do away mineofientes, — 2 Wath me throughly from my wickedneſſe: ard cleanſe me from my finte. | | —— 3 Foꝛ Jknowledge my faultes : and my er th : Moneth. The x.day. igeuerbeforeme., « mys 4 Againt chee onelp haue FZ finned, and done this euilin thy fight:that thou mighted be iuſtified in thy ſaying, and cleave When thou art iudged. Beholde, J was ſhapen in wickeduelle : and in finne bath ny mother conceiued wme. 6 But loe, thou requireſt trueth in the in warde sca and thalt make mee Co vnderſtand wiſedome ſecretly. Tae 7 Thou ſhalt purge mee with Hrlope , and J Hatt becleane: thou halt wah me, and ZF thatlbe whiter » 8 Chor halt make me heave of top and gladneſſe: thatthe bones which thou hat broken may reioyce. 9 Gurne thy face from my ſinnes:and pul out all my mifoecdes, tip ii 10 Make me acleaneheart,D God: and renwes right {pivit within me. — V— It Ca mee not away from thp preſence:and take not thy holy (pivit from me, ? 12 D gitte me the comfort of thy helpe againe:and ftablith me with thy free ſpirit. ) 13. Then hal F teach thy wayes onto the wicked: and finners halbe conuerted vnto thee. | 14 Weltuer me frombloodguiltines,D God,thou thatart the Godot my health : and my tongue tail ſing ot thy righteouſneſſe. | 15 Chou thaltoper myplippes.(D Loꝛde:)and mp mouth halthew thppraple,. ) 16 Foz thou deſireſt nofacrifice , els would Jgiue it thee: but thou delightes not itburntofirings, 17 The facrifice of God ts a troubled ſpirite: a broken arid contrite heart (D God) calt thou not — Moneth. Thex.day. 18 D befauourable a gratious vnto Sion: build thou tive wailes of Hieruſalem. 19 Then halt thou be pleated with the facrificeok - righteoutnelle , with the burnt offertnges and obla⸗ — ſhall they offer pong bullocks vpon thine ay. iy | Quid gloriaris, Pſal. 52, J \ / Dy boalteſt thou thy telfe , thou tyrant:that : thou cant doe mifchiefe. z HOhereas the goodnelle of God : endureth pet vip. bites: dukes: | 3Thy tongue tmagineth wickedneſſe: and with Iyes thou cuttett lyke a tharpe rafoz. 4 Thou hat loued vnrighteouſneſſe more thers goodneſſe: ¢ to talke of ves moze then righteouſnes. 5 Thou hall looued to ſpeake all words that map doe Hurt: D thou falle tongue. 6 Gherefore thall God deftroyp thee fo2 euer: hee thal take thee , and plucke thee out of thy dwelling, and roote thee out of the land ofthe liuing. 7 The righteous alto ſhall {ee this, and feare: and Hatllaughbimtofcomne, | 8 Loe, this isthe man that tooke not God for his ſtrẽgth:but truſted vnto the multitude of hts riches , and ſtrengthened hint telfe in bis wickedneſſe. 9 Asfoz me, J am like a greene Oliue tree inthe. Houle of God:mytrulſt is inthe tender mercie of God fozetierandeuer. Io Fj wilalwayes giue thanks vnto thee fo2 that thouhaſt done: and J willhope in thy name, for thy faints like it well, aes Dixitinfipiens. Pfal. 53, T Be fantith body path tayo in bisheart: Chere is Cites Moneth. Thex.day. 2 Comwupt are they, ¢ become abominable tit their wickedneſſe: there is none that dooth good, 3 God looked do wne from heauen vpon the chil⸗ dren of men: to fee if there were anp that woulde vn⸗ derſtand, and ſeeke after God. 4 But thepare all gone out okthe way, they ave altogether become abominable ; there is alfo none that dooth good, no not one. ig | 5 Are not thep without vnderltãding that worke witkednes:eating bp utp people as tf they would cate bread? they haue not called bpon God, ant 6 Chey were afratde where no feare was:fo2 Gor Hath broken the bones of him that beſieged thee, thou : _ a them toconfufion, becaule God bath deſpi⸗ 7 Ob that thelaluatton were given onto Iſraell out of Sion: of that the Lorde wouldedeliuer his peopleotttofcaptiuitic, ? | 8 Chen thoulde Jacob reioyce: and Iſraell ould be tight glad. BAS 2 VOT | ) Deusinnomine, Pſal. 54. ia G auc te D God, foz thy names fake: and auenge me in thy trengty. RG ag 2 Heare mp praper,D God: andhearken bnto the Wwordesofmyp month. 3 Foz ſtraungers are rifen dbp againſt me: and ty⸗ rantes (which haue not God before their eves) ſeeke Oe oes 4 ie vetp ii cs 4 Behold, God is my helper: the Lorde is wi them that vphold mpfoule, ie 9 5 He thallrewardeuil vnto mine enemies:deſtroy ‘thou them in thytrueth. * oaAnoſeringot a free heart Wilt F gine thee, and — — te praiſt * — 89 — — 3 ‘he Oy ‘ a * Ss Rk se oh * — ORG ages ; MMAoneth. Thex.day. pane thyname (O Lorde:) becaute itis focomfor ° ‘table, 7 §f02 he hath deliuered mee out of ali my trouble: and mine eve hath ſeene his deſire vpon mine ene⸗ | _ ExaudiDeus. Pfal.s5. H Caremyppayer, D Gor: and hide not thy ſelle front my petition. | 2 Cake heede onto mee, and heare mee: howe F mourne in my prayer, and amt bered, - 3 Cheenemie criethſo, and the vngodly commeth on ſo faſt:for they are minded to do me ſome miſchiefe ſo maliciouſiy are theyſet againſt me. 4 Wy heartisdifquicted within me:and thekeare of death is fallen vpon me. Fearetulneſſe and trembling are come bponme: and an Horrible dead Hath overwhelmed me, | 6 And Iſaid.O that FZ had wings like a Woue:fo2 then would F flee away, and be at reff, 7 Loe,then woulde J qetme away farre off: and — remaine in the wilderneſſe. 8 voulde make halte to eſcape: becaute of the ſtormie winde andtempeff, Deltroy their tongues (D Lord)a deuide them: oe Jhaue ſpyed ouvighteoutnelle, and rife inthe cifte, | _ to aye and night they goe about within che walles thereot : miſchiele alfo and foro we are tn the middesokfit. 11 Mpicheduetle is therein : deceite and quilegoc not out of their ſtreetes 12 F02 it is Not an open enemie that hathdone ere dithonour + for ther Jcouide haue bone 4M ae > bye ie Ae : ' . 9 — Calas ee i ry A BAS pram Pee * Moneth. Lbhex.aay. 13. Neither wasit mine aduerfarie that did mag: nilie himfelte agatnt me: fo2 then ( peraduenture) J would have hid my ſelle krom Him, De 14 But it was euen thou my companion? my qutde,and mine one familiar friend, aes 15 We tooke fweetecountel together: and walked © inthe houteotGodastriendes, a ) 16 Letoeath come haſtily bpon them, and let them go downe quicke into Hell: for wickednelſe is in their dwellings, and among them. 17 As korme, J willcall vpon God:and the Lorde ſhall ſaue me. 18 Inthe euening and morning, and at noone day ——— that inſtantly:and he ſhall heare my 9 Itis he that hath deliuered mp foule in peace, fromthe battatle that was againſt me:fo2 there were ‘many with me, | 20 Pea,euen God that endureth for euer hal heave me, and bring them downe : kor they will not turne, nozfeare God. aig - 21 Pelayde his handes vpon ſuch as bee at peace with him: and he brake His covenant, ae 22 Ghe words of his mouth were fofter then but: ter hauing warre in bis heart:his words were ſmoo⸗ ther then dyle, and pet be they herp ſwordes. 23 Dealt thy burden bporr che Lozde,and he halt nourich thee:and hall not futter the righteousto fall 24 Andastogthem : thou, O God, thalt bring — fMhonet. hexi.day. _ Miferere meiDeus, Pfal.s6. — BD) * € mercikull vnto — God, kor man Mornin Sh SSS oy garth) about to deuoure me: he is daily prayer. J lighting and troubling ine,’ 2 Mine enemies are daily in hand ad to ſwallowe me bp: for they be many that bt againt nie, D thou mot higheſt. euertheleſſe, though Jam fometime akraide | pet vt mytruſt in thee. 4 F will praiſe God becauſe of his woꝛde: Jhaue mp trull in God, and will not feare what fleſh Cait dse vntome. 5 Chey daily miſtake my woordes: all that they —— to doe me euill. 6 Thepy holde altogether, and keepe them ſelues cloſe: and marke inp ſteppes, when thepiap wapte fo2 my ſoule. 7 Shall they efcape for their wickedneſſe: thou (D Good) in Hy difpleature halt caſt them downe. 8 Chor teliek my ftttings, put my teares inte thy bottell: ave net thele things noted in thy booke? 95 wWhenloeuer F call bpon thee, then chall mine —— be put to light: this knewe,foz God is or my 10 In Gods worde will J reioyce: in the Lows worde Will Jcomfortme. 11 Deatit God pace put vay cru Ff will notbe : afraid what matt can dee bntom 7 12 unto chee (D God) will % pay mp bowes: vbnto thee will Igiue thanks. —— 13 for thou halt deliuered my ſoule from death, en and my feete from lalling: that's, * walke before = a 7 Sov in the light ofthe wes a | sie “lee ee ene i ios _ Miferere mei Deus. Pfal. 57. Be rwercifitt vnto me, D Gov, be meveifent hitte ine, fozmypfoule trufleth in thee: and onder the fhadowe of thy wings hall be mp refuge, vntill His tyrannie be ouerpaſt. 2 wvill call orto the mot high God: even onto rd et that hall perfozme the cauſe which J haue in han 3 He ſhall fende from heauen: and ſaue me front eye repzoofe of him that would eate me bp. _ 4 God hall ſend forth his mercie and trueth: my foule ig among Lions, 5 And J lie euen among the children of men(that ave fet on fire: whofe teeth avefpearesandarrowes, -— and their tongue a tharpe ſworde. 6 Set bp thy lelfe, D God, aboue the heauens: and thy glory aboue ali the earch. 7 Chey haue laydea net for mp feete, atid pelted downe mp foule: thep hatte digged apitte before me, and ave fallen into the middes of tt them ſelues. | 8 Myheart ts fired, D God, mp Heartts fired: J willling and giue praiſe. << 9 Awake vp wy glorie, awake lute and harpe: J mylelle will awake right earely. 7 10 J will giue thanks vnto thee, Lord, among cthe people: andJ will ſing vnto thee among the na⸗ tions, * Il Foꝛ the greatnelle of thy mercie reacheth vnto ia the heauens: andthy trueth vnto the cloudes. ‘| 2 Set dp thyfelfe, D God, aboue the cma ano glorie aboue an aA cavty, Si vere : | ee AD. 6 gt aie: Moneth. = £ D0X).dAye | Si vere vtique. Pfal.58. | A Re pour mindes {et vpon vighteoutnelie, D yee 4 Acongregation : and Boe pee tudge the thing that {3 right, Dpefonnesofmen? A 2 Pea, peeimagine mifchiefe in pour heart vpon * earth ; and your handes deale with wicked⸗ neſſe. 2 She vngodly are froward euen from thetr mo⸗ thers wombe ; alloone as they be borne theygoe a⸗ Trap and {peake lyes. | | 4 Cipey are as denemots as the poyſon of a Ser- pent ; euen like the deafe Adder that Koppeth her 5 which refuleth to heare the boyce ofthe Char: mer: charime be neuerfowitely, _ : 6 Bꝛeake their teeth (D God) in their mouthes, finite the chatwe bones of the Lions, D Lozde: let them fall away like water that runneth apace, and wees thep thoote thety arrowes, let tyem bee rooted out. 7 Let them conſume away like a Snaile, and bee {ike the bntimely fruite ofa woman : and let hem notfeetheSunne, | : 8 D2 euler pour pottes bee made whote with thornes:ſo let indignation bere him, euen as athing that is rawe. — Oe 9 Che righteous hall reiopce when Hee teeth the vengeance:he Hal wath his footeſteps in tive blood of thebugodip, — 10 So that aman ſhall ſay, wertly there is a re- warde forthe righteous: doubtleſſe there is a God . thatiudgey tye earth, “ ehfoneth.” Lbexf.day. Eripe medeinimicis, Plal.59. es —6 Eliuer mee from nine enemies, (® <2 — God:) defende mee lromthem that rite —vpagainſit me, af a, 2 D deliuer mee from the wicked a7 ge Does + and faue mee from the blood Ait men. 3 ffo2loe,they lye wayting formy foule:the mings ty men are gathered againſt me, without any offence * or fault okme, O Loꝛd. 4 hep runne and prepare them felues without ma ose arile chow therefore to helpe mee, and be- 0 5 Stade bp (O Lorde God of hoſtes) thou ep of FAfrael, to bottite alithe heathen: and bee not merciful vnto them that offende of malicious wic⸗ | kedneſſe. 6 Thepy goe to and fro i the euening: they grinne like adogge, and runne about through the Citie, 7 Beholde, they {peake with their month, and words ate in their lippes: fer who doeth heare: 8 But thou, O Lowe, halt haue them itt dec A gtk ano thot thait laugh all the eather to corne. 9 Myſtrength will J aſcribe vntothee: for thou art the God of my refuuge. 10 God cſheweth mee His goodneſſe plenteouliy· and God thail let mee ſee my deſire vpon mine ene⸗ Slavythemnot, leaſt my people corget it: but ſcatter them abꝛoade among the people, eput them ; S _ botne,D Loꝛd,our dekfence. a ‘Ser the linne of — watts : anid — the fo ieee. “ST he xtubaye wordes of their lippes, they Hall be tanen in their pee: and why? their preaching is of curing and lxes. | * 13 Conſume them in thy wath, conſume thent, that they map peri): and kno we that it is OD ~ which ruleth in Jacob, and buto the endes of the te a. 44 And in the euening they will returne: qvinne like a dogge,and will goe about the citie. pais, 15 Ghep will runne Here and there kor meate: And grudge tf they be not fatifiied. 16 Qs for me, J will fing of thy power, and wilt praiſe thy merciebetimesin the morning: for thou batt * ity defence and refuge in the Day of mp _17 Gnto thee D my fKregth) will F firra:fo2 thor, VOGod, are my refuge and my mercifull Goo, ~Deusrepuliftinos. Pfal.6o, God, thou bal cat bs out, a ſcattered bs abzoad: NAthou halt alfo bene diſpleaſed, turne thee vnto OS againe. 2 Thou Hak mooued the lande, and deuided it: heaale the ſores thereof, for it ſhaketh. 3 Chou hal chewed thy people heauie thinges: thou haſt giuen bs ad2inkeofdeadlp wine, 4 Chou Hatt giuen a token fo2 fuch as feare thee: that thep may triumph becauſe ofthe trueth, - § Cheretore were thy beloued detiuered: helpeme with thyrighthande,amdheareme. 6 God hathlpoken in his holinefſe, Jwill reiogre aed deuide Sichem: and meteout the dalley ofue coth. ay SAPS ee et Ree oo — ooh 7 Gilead is mine, and Manalles is mine: Ephra · Bb. ttt, eS |) ame Moneth. Thexi.day. im allo is the ſtrength olmy head, Juda is mylawe giuer. 8 Moab is mp wathyot, ouer Edom wily, catt. out mip hooe: Philiſtia be thou gladotme. 9 Hoyo Will leade me into the ſtrong citie: Whe will bring me into Edom? 1o Patt thou not call bs out, O God: wilt not thou,D God,qoe out with our hottes: of Il @D be thou our helpe in trouble: fo2 baineis the belpe of ait, 12 Through God hall we doe great actes: foz tt . is be that thali treade Downe our enemies. ExaudiDeus. Pfal.é1. eae my crying, D God: giue eare vnto my paper, 2 From the endes of the earth will J call vnto thee: when my heart is in heauines. 3O fet me bp vpon the rocke that ts Higher ther F: for thou batt bene my hove, and a ſtrong tower kor me againſt the enemie. 4 Ff will dwell in thy tabernacle for euer: and my trut thalbe vnder the couering of thy wings. 5° Fforthou,D Lorde, hat peard my delires: and hat giuen an heritage vnto thoſe that feare. thy name. 6 Thouſhalt graunt the kinga long tite: that his veeres map endure throughout all generations. 7 He thail dwell bekore Godfoz euer: D prepare thy lowing mercie andfattyiuinelie, that they may peeferuebim, 8 So willy alwapes ſing praiſe vnto thy name: — ee dally sapere sal vowes. — —— be ; Bh Ae 0 Moneth. = The xt.day. | ' Nonnedeo, Pfal.62. | | PD ſoule truely wayteth fill vpon God: Mort | ‘foz of him commeth my faluation. pr ay A\@ 2 Hee verily is myſtrength and my laluation:hee is my defence, fo that J —chall not greatly fall, — tong wWillpee imagine mifchiefe againt es uery mart: pe ſhalbe flatne all the ſort of you, yea,as a tottering wall thall pe be,and like a bꝛoken hedge. 4CTheir deuice ts only how to put him out whom | GoD will eralt : their delight is in lies, thep giue at bot ea with their mouth, but curte with their eart. 5 Meuerthelefle, my ſoule waite thou rill vpon God:tor my hope is in him. 6 He truely is my ſtrength and my ſaluation:he is - mypdefence,fo that J tall not fall. 7 In Godis my Health and my glory: the rocke of My Might, and in Godts my truſt. 8 D put your truſt in Hint alway (pee people: ) povwꝛe out pour hearts befoze him, fo2 God is our ope. 9 as for the childzen of niet, they are but vaine: the chilozen of men are Deceitfull bpon the weights, they are altogether lighter then vanitie itfelfe; Io O truit not in wrong and robberie, give not pour ſelues bnto banitte: tfriches increate, fet not pour beart bpon them. 11 God ſpake once and twife: Jhaue ails beard oe the lame, that power belongeth vnto God. has 12 And that thou Lord ave merciful: fo2 — F wardeſt euerr man according to his worke · — Bb.iiii. a S \ x eAtoneth. Theæxij.day. Deus Deus meus, Pial.63. | ai (S02. thou art my God: early will J ſeeke thee, 2My foule thirFeth forthee, my fleth allo ongeth after thee: ina barren and die lande, where no water is. — —— 3Chus haue J looked kor thee in holines: that J might bebaloe thy power and gloꝛrꝛ. ie 7 Foꝛ thy lauing kindnes ts better then the lite it ſelke:my lippes thatlpaplethee, | 5 Asiong as J liue will Z magnifie theeon this mManer:andilithpimphandsinthpname, 6 Myloule ſhalbe ſatiſfied, euen as tt were with marow atid fatneſſe: when my mouth prapleth thee with toptulitippes. ) bass - 7 Haue J not remembꝛed thee in my bedde: ages ſhought vpon thee when Jwas waking? = = 8 Becaulſe chor hatt bene my helper: therefoze vnder the hadow of thy wings will Jreioyce. 9 Wy ſoule hangeth vpon thee: thpright hande Hath vpholden me. 10 Thele alſo that ſeeke the hurt of mp loule: thep fhall goe vnder the earth. i : IL Letthentfall bpontheedge of the ſworde:that thepmaybeaportionforgores, | 12 Wut the hing ſhall reioyce in God, all hey alfo that ſweare by him, hhalbe commended: for p mouth oftthem that ſpeake lies, thalbe ſtopped. —— Exaudi Deus. Pſal.64. be ty x are mp bopce, D God, in my prayers preſerue AAmy tite frontfeare of theenentte, ) 2 ive mee from the gathering together of the frowãrde: and from the iñſurrection of wicked et 3 which PY shen ie iron aS Sb * RRA Ron ae See ete > eC eMoneth, Thexiyday. Se — 3 Which Hane whette their tongue ithe a tworde: and woote out their arrowes, euen bitter wordes. 4 Ghatthep may priuily ſhoote at Him which ts per "fect: ſuddenly doe thep Hit him, and feare not, 5 Chey courage themielucs in mtichiefe: a com⸗ mite among themflelueshow thep may lay nares, ~ and fap that ito man hall {ee them. 6 They imagine wickedneſſe, and practife it: that they heepe ſecrete among themſelues, euery mar in the deepe of his heart. 7 Wut God chall ſuddenly choote at them witha fwift arrow: that they ſhalbe wounded, 3 Pea theivowne tongues hall make then fall: info much that who fe feeth them, haltlauah them Aaſcorne. 9. And all men that tee it,thallfay, this hath God done:ſor they fhall perceiue that it is his worke. 10 Che righteous hall reioyce in the Lorde, and put his trust in btn: call thep that are true of heart, — glad. Te decet hymnus. Pfal. 65. i 3 — © Gora proven itt Sion: and Euen onto thee ſhall the vowe be perfourmed praye Dace | fee Zin Hhieruſalem. S37 Mes 2 Thouthat hearett che prayers vnto Othee hall all fleth come : 3 Dy mildeeves prettaile agatnt me: oh be cheu mercikull bite ourſinnes. —— 4 Wlefled ts the man whome thou chooleft and “ receiueſt vnto thee: hee halldwellinthycourt, and. thalbe ſatiſtied with the ——— ofthy wee — — ree a ST GE Sapam — ae 4 f — eS Ng ee. ‘ tte: pe * Ney oo oh SR a ey — — * i a ies —— iy Moneth. Thexij.day. Chou tate chewe bs wonderlull things in thp righteounes God of our ſaluation:thou that art the hope ofail the ends of the earth, andot them that remaine in the broad fea, 6 wWhich in His ftrengty ſetteth fatt § mountains: und is girded about With power. - 7 Which ſtilleth theraging ofthe fea: a the norte of bis waues,and the madnelle of bis people, _ 8 Chey alfo that dwell in the bttermott partes of the earth, thatbe atratde at thy tokens: thou that ma- helt the outgoings of the moꝛrning and euening to patie thee. -9 CThou viliteſt the earth, and bleſſeſt it: thou ma⸗ keſt it very plenteous. 10 The riuer of God isfull of water: thou pꝛepa⸗ rett their come, fo2 fo thou pꝛouideſt fo2 the earth. 11 Chow wateret her furrvowes, thou ſendeſt raine into the litle ballepes thereof: thou make it (ofr Moat the droppes of raine, ¢ biefick the increafe of tt, 4 12 Thou crowneſt the peere with thy goodneſſe: and thy cloudesdzoppefatnefic. 13. Whey ſhall droppe vpon the dwellings of the —— and the title hilles whatl reioyce on eue⸗ rp Ud “ta The koldes hall be full of theepe: the balicves alfo ſhall ſande ſo thiche wian coztie , that ies ~ laugh and ling. —— Pſal. 66. Qpeionta in God all pelandes : fing prayles vn⸗ to * honour ofhis name, aie bis prapte to be glorio 2 ‘Sap bonito od, — * wonderun art — | —— an — Moneth. NThe xii.day. in ep workes: through the greatnetle of thyppawer hail thine enemies befoundiparsbntotiee, 3 forall the world Hall worchipthee: lingol thee, — thyname. | 4Vcome hither, and beholde the works of Gane How wonderkull bets in bis doing towarde the chil⸗ dren of men. 5 De turned the fea into drie lande: ſo that they went through the water on loote. there did wee — iorce thereof. G6 He ruleth with his power fer ever, His eves be: holde ‘the people: and fuch as wil not beleeue, ſhall not be able to exalt them ſelues. 7 Opraiſe our God(pe people:)and make the voice of pts praiſe tobe heard, 3 Which holdeth our ſoule in life:and ſuftreth not our feete to ſſip. —« & Farthou(D God) haſt proued vs: thou alſo hat. ire vs, like as fituertgtrped. 10 Choubꝛoughteſt bs into the ſnare:and laiedlt trouble vpon our ſoynes. 11 Thou ſufferedſt men to ride outer our heades: we went through fire and water, and thou brough⸗ tett bs out intea wealtbie place, 12 4 Wligointo thy houle with burnt offerings: and Will pay thee my vowes Which F promiſed with my oes and {pake with my mouth when 3 wag urtroubie, «> 13 J wioker vnto thee kat burnt tacrifices, with the incente of rammes: J will offer bullockes and goates 914 D come hither and hearken all yee that eare Gad: anid J will teil pou went be harponetye my 15 He A e, hw is Oa oo ee ae Moneth.. The xit.day.. 15 Fealted vnto him with mp mouth: and gaue Him praiſes with my tongue, ee 16 FEF eicline oto wickeDnetTe with mp heart: : the Lode willnotheave me, 1 17 Bul God Hath heard me: and contidered the voytce ol mypꝛayvyer. 18 patted be God, which hath notcatt omy prayer: norturned his mercie from me. eus miſereatur. Pſal.67. | G* be merciful vnto bs, and bleſſe vs: and Hew: bs ame light of his countenance, and be merciful vnto vs. 4 Ghat thy wap maybe knowen vpon earth: thy fauing heaith among ail nations, 3 Let thepeopte pratte thee,D God:yea,letal the | people pratte thee, 4O iet the nations retopce and be alad, fo2 thou ‘halt iudge the falke righteoutly: and gouerne the | ations vpon earth. 5PLet the people praiſe thee, O God: letal the peo⸗ ple praiſe thee. 6 Chen hall theearth being foorth per increale: and Gow, euen our owne God/lhall giue vs His bleſ⸗ fing, 7 7 God foal bleſſe vs:and al the endes ofthe wond | fhailfeave bint, i _Exurgat Deus, . PAal.68,. PENGo~e Et God artfe, and let his erneniteg tes ES SH Vicattered: tet them alfothat bate bist, 24 ce & flee before him. a fo\ayg 2 Like as the finoke vanicheth fo’ ASS Halt thou driue them awap: andithe — = ‘wate melteth at the fire,(o tet (he vngodly per, —_ —— of God, ut 3 ay"? * Moneth. L be Xti.day. 3 Wutlet the rightedus be glad and reioyce belore God: let them alſo be mery and iopkull. 4ODuing dnto God, g Ang prayſes vnto his name: magniũe hin that rideth vpon heauens as tt were vpon —— « in his name yea, and re⸗ ioyce betorechim. 5Hee is a kather of the latherleſſe, and delendeth the caule of the widowes: euen God hi holp Habe: | 6 Bee is We. Sod chat maketh men tobeeof one minde in an boule, and bringeth the prifoners ort of | captittitie : bist letteth the runnagates continue in ſcarceneſſe. 7 O God, when thou wentelt koorth before we sie: when thou wentet thꝛough the wit Berti . 8 Ghe earth Hooke, and the heavens dropped at the pretence of GOB: euen as Sinai alfo was : —— at the preſence of God , which is the Gov of rael. 9 Thou. OGod, fendentta gracious raine vpon | ew inberitance + and refrethedtt tt when it was earie. A 10 Chy congregation ſhall Dwell therein: foz ** D God, hal of thy goodneſſe prepared forthe poore, Ir Che Low gave the worde: great wasthe com⸗ panvx of the Prꝛeachers. 12 Tings with cheir armies did llee and were diſ · nee arid they of the houchold deuided the ſpoyle. : 3 Chougy yee haue lyen among the pottes , pet * tative beasthe wingsofa Woe: thatiscouevea with ſiluer wings andbherfeathersiike gold, ~ 4 * thẽ almightie a lor pod 4 — Moneth. Lhoxiij.day. fake: ther were they as white as (now in Salmons, 15 Asthe hillof Balan, fois Gods bill: euen an high bili,as the hill ol Baſan. 6 Whe hopye ſo ye high hils!this is Gods hill in the which it pleaſeth hin to dwell: pea, the Lown wil abide in it fo2 ever, 17 Che charets of God are twentie thoutande, euen thouſandes of angels: and the Lorde ig among pol as in the holy place of Sinat, 8 Chou art gone bp on high, thou batt {ed capti alte captiue, and recetued aiftesfoz men: yea, eüen for thy enemies, thatthe Lorde God might dwell a mong then, 19 Pꝛavlſed be the Lod dayly: euen God wyich | beipetl b3,and powreth bis benefites bpon bs. o PHeigour Gov, euen the Godofwhome conte nett faluation: Bod is the Lorde, by whome we el⸗ cape death. 2 BGod hall wound the head of his enemies: and: the hearie ſcalpe of fuch a one a8 goeth on ſtilli in his wickedneſſe. 22 Che Lorde path fayde, J wit being my pede ple againe, as Jdid from Balan: mine owne will Z eae againe, a3 J did fomietime krom the deepe of € * 23 ‘That thy foote may bee hipped int theb! oo of thine enemies > and that the tongue of tby dogges May be ved though the ſame. . 24 Bris wellieene,D God, how thou goett: how | thou mp God and hinagoek indetanctuarie. 25 Che fingers goe before, theminkreis | followe — 3 tit ee minded are the damolels playing, with e ‘ — ine anes, © ee vnto Godthe Lome MMoneth, J bextlit.day. in the congregations: trom the ground of the heart, 27 Shere is litle Beniamin their ruler, anv the princes of Juda their countatie: the princes ol Zabu⸗ lon, and the princes of Nephthali. " 23 Chy Godbhath tent torth trenath for thee - ſta⸗ blith 6 thing, O God, that thou vat wroughtin bs. 29 Ffo2 thy Cemples fake at Jeruſalem: fe hail Rings being preſents butothee, i 30 When the company of the fpearmen,and mul⸗ titude of the mightte,are ſcattered abzead among the beaſtes of the people (fo that they humbly bring pies ces of ſtluer:) and when be hath tcattered the people cthat delight in warre. 31 Chen hall the Princes come out of Cappt: the | —— land ſhall ſoone ſtretch out her hands vnto OD, ie * 32 Sing vnto God, D pe kingdoms of the earth: D fing peaties onto the Loꝛde. | 33 Babich litteth inthe heauens ouer al from the beginning: foe, he docth {end out his voyce,pea,and Chat a mightte voyce. Steal & Tie - 34 Alcribe ye the power to Ged cuer Iſrael: His worlhip and ſtrength is in the cloudes, «35 D God, wonderful art thou in thy help places: euen the Gad of Ffraei; he will giue ſtrengih and power vnto his people, bleſſed be God, . Saluum me fac, Pfal.éo. et * yg Aue mie; O God: fo the Waters are renin E cone in euen vntomy ſoule. prayer, 2Iklicke kalt in the deepe mire where A) noground is:Jam come inte deepe was SEA ters, fo that the foods runne ouer me, | 3 3 Fam weary ofcrying, my theoateis dere je | eect ght Moneth. TL bexit.day, aght kayleth me kor wayting fo long vpon my God, 4 Chey that bate me without a cauſe, ave me . then the heaves ofimy head: thep that aremineencs mies, and worlds deſtroy me giltleſſe are mightie. 5 J parde them the things that Z neuer tooke: — Gea thou knoweſt my limpleneſſe, and imp faultes ere not Hid from thee, G6 Let not them that true in chee, ® Lowe Bod | of hoſtes,be aſhamed fo2 mycauſe: let not thofetbat rat —— confounded though me, O Lorde God of Iſrael. 7 And why? fo2 thy fake haue F ſuflered reprooſe: ſchaãme hath coucred my face, 8 Fam become a fraunger bute my brethren: euen an aliant vnto my mothers childꝛen. 9 Foꝛ the zeale Of thy Houle hath euen eaten mee: we the vebuhes otthem that rebuked thee, are fallen pon me, ; - 10-9 wept and chafened my felte with fatting’ | and that was turned to my repzoofe. II 4 put On a lackecloth alſo: and they iefted bye on He, . 12 Chey that tit inthe gate ſpeake againſl mee: and the drunkards make ſongs vpon me. 13 But Lorde J make ny prayer vnto thee: in | an —— if 14 Peare me,D God. in the multitude of thy mer⸗ | cit: euen in the trueth of the ſaluation. 15 Wahe me outofthentive, that J finke not: oh “st “Tet me be delineren from themthat hate me, and out a ae ‘ofthe deepe waters. — “16 Wet wot the water flood Dowie ie, neither * 7 J ——— AEBS tha * — A ae en | 9 (lie J — lett beepefwatiowme me by: ane det not ee | ev moytpeponme, oe pie Moneth. £4 he xiii.day. Heare me. O Lorde. kor thy louing indnelle is comfortable: turne thee vnto me, according fo the multitude of thy mercies. mds 18 And Hide not thy face from thy feruant, fo2 F am in trouble: ob haſte thee,and heare me, 19 Maw nigh bnto mylſoule, and ſaue it: of de⸗ liuer me, becauſe of mine enemies, 20 Chou hak knowen my repoofe, mp fhame, and my difbortour : mine aduerfaries are allin thy fight, | | 21 Thy rebuke hath broken my heart, Jam full of heauineſſe: FZ looked fozfome to haue pitie on me, ais there was no man, neither kound J any to come ost me, 22 Chey gaue me gail to eate: and when Fj was thirite,thep gaue me bineger to drinke. | 23 Let their table be made a ſnare to take them felues withall: and let the things (that ſhould haue eer for their wealth) be orto them an occaſion of alliig, +s : 24 Let thetveves be biinded that thep lee not:and ever bowe downe their backes. | 25 «Powe oul thine indignation vpon them:and let thy wrathlull difpleature take holde of them, 26 Let thetr habitation be voyde: and no manto Dwell in theirtents, 27 «for they periecute him whome thou haſt ſmit⸗ teit: and they talke owe thep may bere thems whom thou bat wounded. — 28 Let them fail krom one wickednes to another: aid notcome into thp righteouſneſſe. | 29 Let them bee wiped out of the bootie of the Bais and not bee written among the rightee -- ou A . ; Pe F 8 — er pe a ; > t ——— Ys Oe #3 Moneth. The xtit.day. 30 As forme, whenF am — and in heauines: thyhelye (D God) thall lift me bp. 31 F will peatle the name of God with afore: and magnilie it with thankeſgiuing. _. 32 OGbis alfo hall pleate the Loꝛde: better then a bullocke,thatbhath hornes and Hoofes, 33 The Humble hall confider this, and bee glad: ſeeke ye after GOD, and pour foule hall litte, 34. Foz the Lorde heareth the pooꝛe:and dewpiteth not his prifoners, 35 Letheauen and earth pratte him: tye fea and ali that moueth therein. 36 For God willfaue Sion, and builde che cities of Juda: that men may dwellthere, and haue it in aie | vite is and they that loue his name ‘fyall dwell theres in. Deus in adiutorium. Pſal.7 Lyte thee, D God, to deliner ae make haſte fa belpe me,D W020. 2 Letthem be aſhamed and —— chat feeke after my forte : let them be turned backewarde and put to confuſion that with me euill. 7 Che potteritie allo okhis feruants chall inhe · 3 Let them (for their rewarde) be ſoone brought a to ſhame: that crpe ouerme,Chere,there, 4 But let all thofe that teeke thee, be ioylull and glad int thee: and let all fuch asdelightin thy lalua⸗ | tion, fay alway, Che Lo2d be praiten. 5 As fo2 me,F am pooze ano in miferie: hatte thee ~ DHrtome(D God.) 6 Chou art my helper anid my redeemer: O Low 7 a i tarying. et 8 Be ch 48 Ft ede yt In te. 9. / — SVEONELIg LOK GAY «Ante Domine ſperaui. Pfal.71. oe ‘Q thee, D Lorde; Haue 4 put my trust, Morni S &% et me neuer be put to confufion:but rid prayer S| | es mee, anddeliuer me inthp righteoul⸗ ah nelleencline thine cave vnto me,gfaue 2 Be ees oe ie he holde, whereunto ZF may als Way refort: thou bak peomifed to belpe me, fo2 thors art my houfe of defence, and my caftie. 3 Deliuer me,D my God, out of the Hande of the vngodly: out of the hande of the vnrighteous and cruell matt, : 4 for thow, D Lorde God, art the thing that J tong for: thou art my hope euen from my pouty. 5 Chrouch chee haueF bene holden vp ever ſince J was bone: thowart hee that tooke mee out of mp mothers wombe, mp prayſe thalbe alway of thee, 6 J am become agit werea monſter vnto mary: but wy ſure truft is in thee, 7 Diet my mouth be filled with thy prapfe: (that J may fig of thy glory and honour allthe daylong. 8 Catt me not away in the time of age: forfake me not when myſtrength kaileth me. 9 Foz mine enemies ſpeake again me, and they that lay waite fo2 mp foute, take their counfell toge⸗ ther faping: God hath forſaken hin, perſecute him, and take hin, kor there is none todeliuer Hint. 10 Goe not farre trom me,D God: my God,hatte | thee to helpe me, : 11 Let them be confounded and perith, that ave again my foule : let them bee couered with fame Jae and diſhonour, that ſeeke to doe me euill. _12 Ap fox mee.J will patiently abide alt é will i thee moꝛre and Slat — Cit, ;: Fit A ot. — —— CAP gh! eye ey SO AE See ae Moneth. he xiiij.day. 13 My mouth thall daylyfpeake olthy righteoul⸗ neſſe and faluation: foꝛ Jknow no ende thereof, 14 J will goe loorth in the ſtrength of the Lorde —* and will make mention of thy righteouſneſſe 15 Ghou,D God, hat taught me from my pouty vpvntill nowe: therefore will F tell of thy wonde⸗ rous workes. — 16 Forſake me not,D God, in mine olde age whe Jam gray headed:vntill Jhaue ſhewed thyſtrength vnto this generation, and thy power to allthem that are pet for to come, 17 Thy vighteoutnelle,D God,is bery high: and Great thinges are thepthat thou Hat done, D God, Whois like vnto thee? | 18 D what great troubles and aduertities haft thou thewed mee, and pet diddeſt thau turne and re⸗ fret nee: pea, and broughteſt mee from the deepe of the earth againe. 19 Thoñũ haſt bꝛought mee to great Honour: and comforted me on eueryſide. 20 Cherelore will J praple thee and thy kaithlul⸗ nes(D God)plaping vpon an inſtrument of mitſicke: vnto thee will Z fing vpon the Harpe, O thor holy oneetFirael. | 21 Wy lips will be faine wher F fing onto thee: and (o will mp foule whom thou hat deliuered. 22 My torque alto thal talke of thy righteouines allthe day long: fo2 they are confounded and brought vnto ame that fecke to doe me eutil, | 2 Deus iudicium. Pfal.72. ¶Aue the king thy iudgements (D God;)andtop — Srigbteoutneile vnto the kings ſonne. — Chen wall he iudge the people accoꝛding abe Oe ok eX) oe od oe te Ch ees eMoneth. Tie xiiii day. right:and defend the poore. 3 Chemountatnes alfo hallbzing * and the titie hilles rightcoutnelle vnto the people, 4 He thallkeepe the ſimple folke by their right: de⸗ fre the children of the pooze, and punith the wong 5 Chey chall feare thee as long as the funne and Br endureth:from one generation to another. 6 Pee thail come downe itke the rayne into a pose of Wwooll ; euen asthe Dzoppes that water the ca : 7 In his time hall the righteous flourith : pea, ant ame of peace, fo long asthe MBoone en ureth. 8 His dominion ſhalbe alſo from the one fea to the other: and from the flood bnto the worlds ende. 9 They thatd well nthe wilderneſſe V5 x kneele before him: his enemies thal licke the duſt. 10 Che kings of Charlis and of the Iles thall giue prefentes ; the kings of Arabia and Saba chall being a ee | Ikings thatl fall Downe before bint: all Hatt: ons thal doe him ſeruice. 12 for be ſhall deliuer the poore when hecryeth: the needie alfo,and him that hath no helper, 13 Hefhalbe fauourable tothe —— and needie: and ſhall preſerue the ſoules of the poore. 14 Hee ſhall deliuer their ſoules from faiſhood and wrong: and deare chaltheir blood be in his ſight. 15 Heſhal liue, and vnto him ſhall be giuen ofthe golde of Arabia: prayer fhalbe made euer vnto him, a and daply thallhe be prayſed. 16 Chere hall bee an heape of corne in the earth : : high vpon the hilles his krite Mall hake like Le : | C6 ¢, iti, banus, aMLoneth. The viiii day. —J— and chalbe greene in the citie line gralle vpon eearth. ‘ae pis me thal endure fo2 ever, Wis name fhalt remaine bitder zſunne antong p polterities s which thatbe bleſſed though pint, andall the heathen watt prayle Him, 18 Bieled be the Lord God, euen the Gon of Fea el: which onely doeth wonderous things, P19: Andblefleabee the name of his maieſtie for e⸗ uer: and allthe earth chalbe ũlled me * a — pW poe | --Qusmbonus Ifiael Pals 930: | <3 - iRuelp God ts louing vnto Itraei⸗ en — | ——— as are okãcleane heart. «|| Fgy 2 Neuertheles.my feete were almoll — gonesmy treadings had welnigh flipt. oS 3 AndwHp? J was grieued at the. mic Fd0 alte fee the Hrigodiy in fuch proſperitie. ‘4 fortBey ave in no pertil of death : but are luttie and ſtrong. Chẽy come in no miſſfortune like other toine · neither ave they plagued like other men. 6: And this igthe caute thatthey belo yotnen with pride: andouer whelmed with crueltie — dem Swell with latnes: and tyey do euen et ‘Cher — —— and ſpeake of wicked blat- pee their talking is againu the moſt higheſt. 9 Foz theyſtretchforththeir mouth vnto the hea: uen: and their tongue goeth theough the world, 10 Therefore fall the people vnto them:and there⸗ out fuck thep no ſmall aduantage. a J 1 cuit (fap they) ——— God perceiue it· * Mra ss * is Moneth. Thextitt.day.. . is thereknowledge in the mot biahert? | ) 12 Loe, thele ave the vngodly, thefe — the wod and thelehaue riches in voſſeſlion:and Jſaid Chen haue Jclenſed my heart in aii and wathed my Hands in innocencie 13 All the day long haue J bent: puted and chatiened euery Moning: Pea,and J had almott faide euen as they : but — fhould J haue condemned the generation: of top. childzen, - ur neg 15 Chen thouaht J to vnderlland rhis:butit was too hard fo2 me, . 16 want J went into the Sanctuary of God:the vnderſtood F the end of thefe men. 17Nameiy, howe thou doeſt fet them in flipperic | places: and caſteſt them, downe and deltroyelt them. 18 Ob how fudderily doe ebevcontume:perith, and come toa fearefull end? . Lo Pea even like as a deeame wher one awaketh: fo alt thou make their image to vaniſhe out of the citit. 20 Chus mp peat was grieued:and it went euen thiough my reines - 21 So kooliſh was J and ignozant : euen a8 it were a bealt before thee. 22 Neuertheletle , °F am alsony by thee fopehor Hat holden me by mp right hand. 23 Thou halt quideme with tpcoumelt a a fer that teceiue me with glory aeoee 2S ey yohonte haue g inheauenbut thee: ‘ato re is Bony vpon — yer ae belive: se ——— Moneth. The xiii. day. the ftrength of my Heart, and mp portion foz ever, 26 Foz log; they that fozfake thee ſhall pertt: thors batt deſtroyed all them that commit foꝛnication a gaint thee. PST oe, | ; 27 But itis good foz me to hold me fak by God, to put myptrud in the 1020 Gond: and tofpeake of all thy workes(in the gates ofthe daughter of Sioi,) - Vtquid Deus. Pfal. 74, Tae (See, wbererore avt thou abſent from b3 fo long: , — is thy wath ſo hote againſt the ſheepe of thy ature: : 2 Othinke por thy congregation : whome thors hat purchafed and redeemed of olde, ——— 3 Chinke vpon the tribe of Chine inheritance: and Mount Sion wherein thou hak dwelt . 4 Lift vpthy feete, chat thou mayelt btterly des {troy euery enemie:which bath done euil in thy ſanc⸗ tuary. J nob be § Thine aducrlavies roare in the middes of thy congregations: and ſet vp their banners fo2 to- Rens. G6 Hee that Hewed timber afore out of the thicke trees: Was knowen to being it to an ercettent 7 Wut nowe they breake Downe all the carued woke thereof: witharesandHammers, & Chey haue tet fire vpon thy holy places : and haue defiled the dwelling place ofthy name, euen vn⸗ TORN. ee o Peg, theylaide in their hearts. Let vs make ha⸗ _ dock ofthem altogether:thus haue they burnt vp all cthehoules of God inthe ladnndd... 6 wee fee not out tokens , there is not one aid | iN RE : Prophet Moneth. The xitit. day. Pꝛophet moze ; 10 not one ts there among bs that pnderftandeth.anyp more, Ir MD God, how long hail the adnerlary doe this difhonour : bow long hall the enemie blaſpheme thy tame fo2 ener? | 12 Why withdraweſt thou thyhande: why pluc⸗ ket not thou thy right hand out of thy boſome to cõ⸗ fumetheenemte? | 13 Foz God ts my king of olde : thehelpe that is done vpon earth , he doth it himieife. (14 Chow diddeſt dewide the Sea though thy -power : thou brakett the heades of the Mzagons tn the waters. | 15 Chou ſwmoteſt the heades of Leuiathan in pies ces: and gaueſt him tobe meate fo2 the people in the wildernefie, ei. ; 66 Thou broughtett out fountainesand waters * of the harde rockes: thou driedſt bp mightie wa⸗ ers. rey 17 Che day is thine, and the night is thine: thou Hak prepared thelight andthefunne. 18 Chou hat fet all the borders of the earth ; thow bat made Sommer and Winter. | 19 Remembet thts.D Lord, bow theenemie hath rebuked: a how the foolith people hath blaſphemed thyname, 3 20 MO deltuer not the foule of thy Turtle Mooue britothe multitude of theenemics: ¢ forget not the congregation ofthe poozefozeuer, =~ : 21 Looke bponthe couenant: ſoꝛ all the earth ig fullofdarkenes, and cruel habitations. 22 Oh let notthelimplegoe away athhamed +: but _ let the pooze and needte giue praiſe vnto thy ar | | — 23Arle, Moneth. The xv. day. 23 Avife,D God, maintaine thine owne cauſe: 10 — How pᷣfooliſh man blaſphemeth thee dayly · 24 Forget nol the voyce ofthine enemies: the pre- ſumption of them that bate thee, — oie — and moze. Conſitebimur tibi. Pfal, 75. | to tyee(DiGod) dor we giue ethane: \\AS fem vea bitto thee doe Wwe: giue thankes. S/S, 2 Ohp name allo is fo nigh:and that Ge Las doe tip wonderous workes declare· Saseys: 3 uahen F vecetue the congregatiõ: gq thalliudge accouding vnto right. 4 Theearth iz weake, ¢ all the inhabiters there⸗ ‘of: Fbearedp the pillars ofit. 5JIſaid orto the fooles Beale not fo madly: and Ba to eve, Set nothppourhome,. 6 Het not vp pour horne on High: and {peake not Witha Hiffe neckẽ. > 7 Foꝛ promotion commeth neither krom the eat ro} from theiiaet: 1102 pet from the South, - 3 And why: God is the iudge: He pu fettybotonte one, and fetteth bp another. 9 Foz the hand ofthe Lorde there is acup, and * —— is red:it is kull mire, and he powreth out of eſame. 10 As forthe dregs thereof: atl the vngodivot the earth hatlozinke them, and ſucke them out. 11 But F will taltie of the God of ‘Jacob : and praiſe him for euer. | 12 St the homnesot the vngodiy aifo wilJ breane and the hornes of the righteous thalbe exalted. Notus in ludea. Pfal,7é, Ted Jury ig Gon knowen: his fame is great in Ft a o,. ce Moneth:. The xv.day. 3, ats At Salem is his tabernacte : and his dwelling in —— brake hee the arrowes Li tye bowe: the — the battreil. 4 Chou artofmore honour and might : then che hille ofthe robbers. 5 The proude ave robbed, thep haue flept their heroes and ail the wen handes were mightie )- haue found nothing: 6 At eypnebukecD God of Jacob boty the charet and Hoste ave kallen. 7 Thou,euen thou art to be keared: and whomay fan inthy fight when thou art angry? | 8 Chou diddel cauſe thy iudgement to bee heave krom heauen: the earthtrembled and was (iil, 9 Mhen God aroſe to iudgement: and to helpe alt the meche bpon earth, x Io Chekiercenesof man that tumneto tp praiter and the liercenes of them halt thou retraine. 11 Promife butothe 1020 pout God;and Keepeit, all pe Chat he round about Hin : bring peetents vnto him that ought to be feared. 12 He thallrefrapne the ſpirite ofprinces: andig Wonderiullamong thekingsofthecarth. ct VocémeaadDominum, Pfal,772° °° {eeu crie vnto God with my voyce: euen vnto God will J crie with my voyce, and He chall hearken * to me. 2 In the time ofmy trouble J ſought the Lorde: my fo2re ranne and cealed not, in thenight feafon my foule refuſed comfort. — 3 When J am in heauinelle J will thinke vpon God:when miyheart is bexed will compiaine att +f DpH mineepes waking; 3 am fa fe g “ Moneth. .Thexv.day. ble that Ff cannot ſpeake. i | feet 5 ‘SJ haue confidered the dapes of olde ; and the peeves that ave paff, a 6 Fcal to remembꝛance myſong:and in the night FJ commute with mine owne heart, and fearche out myſpirites. cae : 7 will the Lord ablent himſelle foz euer:and will he be no moꝛe intreated ꝰ: - 8 Ashis merce deane gone fozewer : and 3 Hts prontife come btterlp to an ende foz euermoꝛe: 9 Hath Godforgotten tobe gracious: and will he hut vphis louing kindnefle in difpleature? 10 And laid. Je is mine owne infirmitie : but J will rementber the peeves of the right hande of the moſt highelt. 11 F will remember the workes of the Lord: and calltominde thy wonders ofolde time. 12 J willthinke alfo of all thy wozkes : and my talking thalbe of thy doings, oh : 13 Thy way, D God, is Holy : who is ſo great a @od(as our God?) ates ne 14 Chou art the God that doth wonders:and hatt declavedthp powecramonathepeople, 15 Thou haſt mightily deliuered thy people: euen the fonnes of Jacob and Joſeph. : 16 Che waters fawethee, D God, the waters ſawe thee, and were atrayde: the depthes alfo were — cloudes powred t water, the 17 The clou CO Out water, the ayre thun⸗ dered:and thine arrowes went abzoade, * os 18 The voyce of thy thunder was Heard round a: bout : thelightnings hone vpon the grounde, the earth was moued, and hooke withall. == 19 ChyWayisinthetea, and thy pathes in the ie eMVoneth Lhexv.day. great Waters: and thy footeteps are not knower, — 20 Chow leddett thy people like heepe: bp the hard of Moles and Aaron, ; ae Attendite popule. Pfal.78. , See x — Pest ¢ £ —— ak . * ** * > Moneth. Thexv.day. 12 But: fargatwhatherhan Done: and the won⸗ berfull worke that head he wed fo2 them, | 13 Maruetlous things did Hee in the ight of our oo in the land of Egypt: euen tn the ficlde of THOaMtes + nae Hee deuided che tea, and let them goe though: | ——— waters to ſtand on an heape 15 Bt the Day time alfo bee ledde them With a 7 code and all the night though with a light of re. 16 Pee clase the harde rockes in the wilderneſſe: and gaue them drinke thereof, agit bad bene out of the greatdepty, Hec vꝛought waters out of the ſtony rocke: fo | thatit uſhed outithe the riuers. 18 Pet fox all this they ſinned moze againſt om and prouoked the motpiabedt in the wilder: neſſe. 19 Chev tempted Good in cheir hearts: and requi⸗ ved meate fo2 their luſt. 20 Chey {pake again God alfo, ſaying: hall God prepare a table in the wildernefle? 21. Pee hmote the fonierocke in deede, that the Water guibedout, andthe ſtreames flowed withall: but — hee giue bread alſo, oꝛ pꝛouide fleſh fo2 his peoples 22 when the Lorde heard this,he was woth: fo the fire was hindled in Jacob, and there came dp heauie difpleature againt Iſrael. 23 Becaule they beleeued not in God:and put not . their trut in his helpe. 24 Soe J———— the cloudes aboue: and o⸗ — perience doores Of heauen, sas 5 es a a Downe Manna alto vpon tgs | 7 a a oy! — ying. ere les. ‘ oo — 2 he eit Sg ey ” Res as Te eee — re etl Moneth. .Thexv.day. for tocate sand gaue them foodefrombeauen. - 26 So matt did cate Angels foove : and bee ſent thems meate proud: : 27 Pe cauled the Cal winde to blowe vnder heauen: and — bis power he bought in the Southweſt winde. 23 He rayned fle vpon them as thicke as Dut: and feathered foules lite as the fand of the fea, 29 He let it fall among thet tentes: even round —— their habitation. 30 So they did eate and were well filled, fo2 He sats them their owniie defire: thep were net diſap⸗ pointed of their luſt. 31 But while the meat was yet in their mouthes the heauie wath of God came bpon them, andilue the wealthieſt of then: yeaand finote Downe the cho⸗ fen men that were in Iſrael. 32 Wut kor all this cheylinned vet moze: and bez lected not his wonderous workes. 33 Therefore their dayes did he conſume in vant: tic: and their peeves tn trouble. 34 When He flue them, they fought him: and tur⸗ ned them earelp,and enquired after God, 35 Andthey remembedthat G6 D DW was their ſtrength: and that the biah God was their redee⸗ mer. 36 Neuerthelelle, they did but flatter him with * mouth: and diſſembled with pint itt their ongue. 37 for their heart as Hot whole with yim: nei⸗ ther. continued theyſtedtaſt in his couenant. 38 But he was lo mercitull that he forgaue asa) mildeedes: and deſtroyed them not. 39 Dea manya time turned bebis wiatha * — : Moneth. Thexv.day. - a woulde not fuffer His whote Difpleature to as riſe. 40 Foꝛ he confidered that they were but flech: and that thep were euen a winde that pafleth away, and commeth not againe, 41 Manpy a time dtd they prouoke himi in the wil⸗ derneſſe: and grieued him inthe deſart. 42 Theyturned backe and tempted God: and mo⸗ ued the holy one in Iſfrael. | s 43 Chey thought not of his hande: and of the day when he deltucred them from the hande of the ee nemie. 44 Howe he had wrought his wen in Egrpt: and His wonders in the fielde of Foa 45 He turned thety waters into Diced: fothat they might not drinke of the riuers, 46 Pe fent lice amona them, and deuoured them bhp: and frogges to deftrop them, 47 Be nate toute onto the Caterpiller: and their labour vnto the Grathopper, 48 He deſtroyed their Aines with haile ones; and thet Mulberie trees with thetrot, 49 Be ſmote thetr cattell alfo with haile Tones ; and their flockes with hote thunder boltes. 50 He cak vpon them the furiouſnes of bis wath, auger, ditpleature,and trouble:and ſent euill angels amongthem. 51 Pe made a Wap to his indignation,and fpared not their ſoule from death; but gaue oes life ouer tothe peftitence, 52 And ſmote all the fivtt borne in ‘Egypt: He i Dene pꝛincipall and mightiett in the dwellinges of am — a ut as loe his owne e people, be ledde a ~ &Mfoneth. ‘The xv.day. koorth like theepe: and cavied thent in the wilderneſſe on a flocke, 4 Hee brought them out fafelp that they choulde sisi eave: a ouerwhelmed their enemies with fea. 55 Andbrought them within the borders of His fanctuarie:cuen tobis mountaine wyich he purcha⸗ ſed with his right hand. 56 He caſt out theheathen alſo betoze them:cauled their land to be deuided among them fo2 anberitage,, made the tribes of Iſrael to Dwell in their tents. 7 Sother tempted anddilpleated the moſt high wera Kept not his teftimonies, 58 But turned their backes, efellaway like their fozefathers:ftarting alide like a broken bowe. $9 Fo2 they qricued him with their hil altars:and — him co diſpleaſure with their images. 6o when Godheard this, be was wꝛoth: ¢ tooke | ſore difpleature at Iſrael. 61 So that yee toxfooke the Cabernacle in Silo: euen thetent thathe bad pitched among them, 62 Hedeliueredtheir power into captiuitie: and their beautie into the enemies hand, 63 Hegaue his people over alfo bnto theſwoꝛde: and Was woth with his inheritance. 64 Che fire conſumed their poung men:and their mavprdens Were not giuen to mariage. 65 Cheir prieſts were laine with the fmozde: and there were no widowes to makelamentation, — 66 Ho the Lod awaked asone out of ſſeepe: and like agpantrefrethed with wine, 67 He tmote bis enemiesin the binder parts: and ie put them to a perpetual hame, 68 De refuted the tabernacle of geerme and wee i — tribe of Ephraim. Moneth. Lhexvi.day. 69 Wut chole the tribe ok Juda: even the Hill of Sion, which he lowed, a —— 70 And there he buplded his temple on high: and layde the foundation of it like the grounde which be bath made continually, ) et 71 Dechole Dauid allo his ſeruant:and tooke him away from the theepefoldes, — en 72 Is hee wastollowing the Ewes great with porg oes, He tooke him: that be might feede Jacob his people, and Iſrael bis inheritance, 73 So he fed thems with a faithful and true heave: and ruled them prudently with atl his power, | Deus,venerunt, Pfal.79, : | ning DE God, the heathen ave come into thine cr. SAGAAYS Inberitance : thy holy temple haue they | Hdetiled, and made Hieruſalem an heape Ys, \wwvAig of Tones, ue aS — 2Thedead bodies of thy feruantes hatte they giuen tobe meate vnto the foulesofs ayre: and the fletb of thy faints vnto the beatts of the land. 3 Their blood haue they chedde like water on eue⸗ | 3 fide of Hieruſalem:and there was no man to burie - teem, : | 4Wee are become an open hame to our enemies: a ore ſcorne and derifion bute them that are round 5 Loꝛde. howe long wilt thoube angrie: hall thy ielouſie burne tthe five fo2 ever? ie 6 Pow2eout thine indignation vpon the heather | that haue not kno wert thee: and bpon the hingdomes that have not called bpon thyname, | 7 Foꝛ they hauc devoured Jacob: anditaive watte bis dwelling place. ayia fa Mee 8 Oremember not our old linnes, buthaue ent *.* 3— — 11 8 Moneth. The xvt. day. vpon vs, and that foore: fo2 Weare come to great mt: erie, | ‘i 9 Helpe hs.) God ofour ſaluation, fo2 the glory of thy name:D deliuer vs, and be merciful buto our firines fo2 thy namesfake, 1o Wherekore doe the heathen ſay: Where is nowe their God? 11Olet the vengeance of thyteruants blood that “om bee openly themed bpon the Heathen tn our 12 O let the ſorowkull fighing of the priſoners coine before thee: accogding to the greatneſſe of thy power preferue thou thoſe that are appotnted to die. 13 Andfo2 the blafphemte wherewith our neigh⸗ bours haue blaſphemed thee: reward thou them, D Lo2d, feuen fold into their bofome, 14 So wee that bee thy people and theepe of thy patture ail giue thee thankes fo2 ewer: and will al: Way bee thewing forth thy praiſe krom generation to generation, Qui regis Ifrael, Pfal.80, Care, DO thou thephearde of Iſfrael, thou that leadett Joſeph like a theepe : thewe thy telfe alſo thou that litte bpontheCherubims, 2Beloꝛe Ephraim, Beniamin, and WDarnafles : irre bp thy ſtrength and come aid heipe bs, 3 Curne bs againe, OD God:thewe thelightofthy . countenance,and we thaibe whole, 4 O Lord God ofhottes:howe long wilt thoubee ie anary with thy people that praveth: 5 Chou feedett them with the breadoftearesiand ‘glue themplenteoutnelieoftearestodzinke, = 6 Chou haſt made vs a — vnto our neigh. hh bours yee oe Par ay 28 By ge * — Riot ees > Bo i —5 ae Moneth. Lbhexvut. day. te eure: and our enemies laugh vs tofcozne, 7 Turne vs againe , thou God of hoſtes: ſhewe lightof thy countenance, and we thall be whole. 8 Chou hak broughta bine outof Egypt: thou haſt caſt out the heathen, and planten tt, | 9 Chou madeſt roome foz it: and when it had ta⸗ ken roote, tt ſilled the land. CPS THe hils were coucred with the hadowe of it: andthe boughes thereof were like ‘thegoodly Cedar Lal ¢ & Sheltretched out her branches vnto the ſea: and her boughes vnto the riuer. 12 Whxy haſt thou then broken downe her hedge: that all they which go by plucke off her grapes? 13 Che wild Boze out of the wood doeth roote it bp: and the wildebeattes oftheflelddeuoureit, — 14 Turne thee agate , hou God ofhottes , tooke © do wre from heauen: bebold, and bifite this bine. 15 And the place of the bineparde that thy right hand hath planted: and the branch that thou mate {o frorig fo2 thy felfe . : 16 Itis burnt with fire,and cut downe : and they thall periſh at the rebutie of thy countenance. 17 Let thy band bee bponthe man of thy right — hand and vpon the ſonne of man whom thou made ſo ſtrong fortbineownefelfe. 18 And fo will not we goe backe from thee: Olet vs liue, and we ſhall call vpon thy name. 19 Turne bs againe,D Lod God ofhoſts:ſhewe the light of thy countenance, and we Hatt be wyole —— Pfal, 81. ic Sie wee merilp dito God our ſtrength: maker | — — vnto the God of Jacob, al ‘> a — ¥ — * Sg , ~ Moneth. ‘TL hexvi.day. 2 Cake the Shalme,being hither the Cabzet: the merp Darpe, with the Lute, 3. Blow bp the Crumpetin the new moone:euen in tbe time appopnted , and vpon our folemne feat dap. 4 Foꝛ this wags made a ftatute fo2 Iſrael: anda lat of the God of Jacob, i 5 Chishee ordeyned in Joſeph foz a teſtimo⸗ wohen hẽ came out otthe land of Egypt, and had “<4 a frangelanguage. — 6 FPealen his wouider from the burden: ade hands were deliuered from making the pottes. 7 Thou calledſt spon mee in troubles, and Fades liuered thee: and heard thee What time as the ſtorme fell vpon thee, 8 Ipꝛooued thee alfo: at the waters of ftrife, 9 Heare,D my people, and F will aſſure thee, O Iſrael:if thou writ hearken vnto me, lo Chere ſhall no ſtrange god be in thee : nerther ſhalt thou worſhip any other god. Il Jam the Lode thy God, which brought thee balla of * 5* of Egypt: open thy mouth wide, and all 12 * — would not heare my voyce:and Itrae would not obeyme. 3 So J gaue them bp vnto their owne heartes ut oni let seme follow their owne imaginations, 4 Dthat mppeople wouldyauebearkened onto ~ * for if Iſrael had walked in my wayes. 15 I ſhould ſoone haue put downethetr enemies: and turned myhand againit their aduerſaries. 16 The haters of the Lord houid haue bin found yars:but their time hould haue endured foreuer. a ee pith the tyres VT, AN — Moneth. Thexviday. wheate floure : and With hony out of che ſtony rocke peoutt 4 yauefatiliicd thee, > Deus ftetit, Pfal,82. Sm Od flandety in the cõgregation stein as NO ces: He 8 a iudge among gods. | Foal, 2 Howe long will pee qiue wong ( Judgement: and accept the perlons of Athe vnogodly! 3 Defend the pooꝛe ad fatherleſſe:ſee that luch as be in neede and neceſſitie haue right, 4. Deliver the outcaſt and pooꝛe: fae them from the Hand of the vngodly. 5 Chey will not be learned, noꝛ vnderſtande. but swetheon fill in Darkened: all the foundations of the earth be out of courte, 6 Jhaue ſayd. wwe Ave gods:and pe all ave children ofthe mot higheſt. ~ 7 But pe thal die like men: a and fall like one of the princes, 8 Ariſe, O (God, and iudge thou the earth:fo2 thou thalt take all heathen to thine inberitance. — - Deus quis fimilis? Pfal83. _ Dide ot thy tongue, D God, keepe not ſtill {is {ence: refraine notthp {elfe, D God ae 2 Foꝛr lo thine enemies make amurmuring: and thep that hate thee haute lift vp their head. 3 They haue imagined craktily againſt thy peo⸗ ple: and taken counſell againſt thy fecret ones, - 4 hep haue ſayde, Come, and let vs roote them istiehat thepbe nomoze apeople: and that che name | of Ffrael may be no moze it remembeance. 3 5 for thepbhaue cal their heads together with vie conſent:and ave confederate againt thee. 6 nthe tabernacles or Edomites and “at St maelites: — 7 aes * Moneth. Thexvt. day. miaclites the Moabites, and Pagarenes. 7 Gebal, ard Ammon, and Amelech ; the Phili⸗ Lines, with them that dwell at Cyre. a 8 Ailur alfo is topned nto them: and Haue holpen the childzenof Lot, ) Fath 9 But doe thou to themas vnto the Madianites: vnto Sifera,and vnto Jabin.at the brooke of Kiſon. 10 Which perithed at Endor: and became as the doungot the earth. — 11 Dake them and their princes like Oreb and Seb: pea, make all their princes like as Seba ¢ Sal⸗ mana, | : 12 Which lap, Let bs take to ourfelues:the houles of God in pofietiton. | 13 O my God make them like vnto a wheele:and as the ſtubble befoze the winde. J 14 Like as the fire that burneth bp the wood: and as the flame that conſumeth the mountaines. we 15 Perfecute them euen fo with thy tempeſt: and inake them afraide with thyſtorme. — 16 Wake their faces athamed, O Lord: that they may feeke thy name, — 17 Let them be confounded and vexed euer moze and moze: let them be put to hame andperity, 18 Andthey thali knowe that thou (whole name 12 J art onely the moſt higheſt ouer all the ear ’ . ; ~2 177 —— Moneth. Lbexvi. day. the ſwallowe a neſt, where thee may lay her vortig: — altars, O Lorde of hoſtes, my king and my 0d. “tee 4 Blelled ave they that dwell tn thy Houle: they willbealwayprapling thee. — Bleſſed isthe man whole ſtrength ts in thee: in wholeheartarethy wapes. a S6 which going though the bale of miſerie, die if fora well: arid the pooles are ſilled with water . 7 They will goe trom ſtrength to frength: and vntothe God of Gods appeareth eucrp one of thens in Dior. 8 D Lorde God of hottes, heave my prayer: hear⸗ Kert , D God of Jacob. 9 Beholde. O God,ourdefender: andlookebpow the face of thine annointed. | 10 Ff02 one Day in thy courtes ; is better then a thoufand. | 11 Phadvatherbee a dooze keeper in Che houſe of inp God: then to dwellin the tents of bngodlines, 12 forthe Lozde God isa light and defence : the Lorde will giue qrace and worſhippe, and no good — hee withhold from them that liue a godly like. 13 D Lod God ofhoſtes:bleſſedis the man tha putteth his tru in thee, + gee BenedixiftiDomine,. Pfal, 85, Orde, thou art become gracious vnto thy land: ‘thou hat turned away the captiviticof Jacob, 2 Thou haſt forqiuen the offence of thy people:and couered all their ſinnes. Thyou haſt taken away all thy diſpleaſure: and turned thy lelle from thy wꝛathlull indignation. * Pe - * oe * er * i lg bee ie ye — Sia AE Ea 5 —— — ca eee BG Eee a Speier — re 4 Gurneds the, O God our Sautour: on tet EE —————— Moneth. The xvii. day. thine angerceafefrombs, 2 — 5 ilt thou be diſpleaſed at bs forꝛ euer: and wilt thou ſtretch out thy wrath from one generation to a: nother: VEE COC aha ete 6 wilt thou notturne againe ¢ quicken hs: that thy people may reiopce tn thee? 7 Shewe bs thy mercy, D Lorde: and graunt bs thyſaluation. 8 F will hearken what the Lord God will fay con- cerning me: fo he thal {peake peace vnto his people, — and to bis faints , that they turne not againe, . Foꝛ his ſaluation is nighthem that feare him: that glozy map dwell inourland, Bn cert 10 Mercie and trueth ave met together: riahte- ouſneſſe and peace haue hifled ech other. 11 Cructh thatl flozith ot ofthe earth: andrigh- teouſneſſe hath tooked Downe from heauen. 12 Pea, the Lod hall hew louing kindneſſe: and our land hall giue herincreate. 2 — 13 Righteoulnes hall go before Him : and He Matt Direct His going in the wap. ne Can : InclinaDomine, _Pfal, 86, 7 a om, Dw Downe thine eave,D Low, aheare >) J) me: foꝛ Jam poore, and in miferte, | % 2 Prelerue thou mypfoute , for Fant » § Holy:my God faue thyleruant that put- teth his trult in thee, 3 De mercitull vnto mee, D Loꝛd: for Jwill cat dayly Dpon thee, nin | C2 4 Comfort the foule of thy teruant: forbntotyee (D Low) doe J lift vpmy ſoule Foꝛ thou Loꝛde art good and gracious: and of Great mercie vnto all them that callvpon the. — 6 Giue eare Lorde vnto myprayer: and * ee —— Pee ee Mor praye Moneth. ‘The xvi. day. the voyce of mine humble defives, 7 In oᷣtime ot my trouble J wil call por thee:foz thou heareſt me, 8 Awong the gods there ts none like vnto thee | ‘ wit a al Chere 1S not one that can doe as thou oe 9All nations whome thou Hatt made; chall come and worſhippe thee. »D Lope: and hall qlozitie thy namie. £0 ffo2 thow art — a doelt wonderous things: thou art God alone. 11 Geach me thy wap (D Lord) arid J will walke Int thy tructh: Oknit my Heart vnto thee that J may feare thy name. 12 F will thanke thee. > D Lod my God. with all mp heart: and will pratle thy name foz euermoꝛe. 13 For great is thy mercie toward me : and thors Hatt delivered my foule from the nethermoſt helt, 14 D God, the proude are riſen againſt mee: athe congregations of naughtie men haue fought atter my forle,and haue not fet thee befoze their epes, 15, But thou (D Lod God) art full of compaſſion and mercy:long luſlering, plenteous in goodnes and : — aaron, | trueth. 16D turne thee then vntome, and haue mercie vpon me: giue thyſtrength vnto thy feruant, ebhelpe oe of Chine handmaide. i 17 Shewe fome good token bpor mee for good, 'ehat thep which bate me may fee it, a be athamed : bes caule thou Lord haſt holpen me. and comfoꝛtedme. Fundamenta eius. Pfal,87, “pe foundations are bpon the holyhils: the Low loueth the gates of —— wen al the dwel⸗ 2 uery Moneth.. The xvit.day. | a uierver excellent things are ſpoken of thee: thou citieo 3 J will thinke vpon Kahab and Babylon: with them that know me, 4 Beholde pee, the Philiſtines alfo : and they of Tyre, with the Morians, loe, there was he borne. 5 Andof Sion it hatberepozrted,that he was borne in bap andthe mot high hal ſtabliſh her, 6 Che Lord hati revearie it when he writeth bp the peopie that he was bornethere. 7 The lingers alfo and Crumpetters hallhee re⸗ hearſe:all mp freſh ſprings ſhalbe in thee, Domine Deus. Pſal.88. OLx Godotmy fatuation, J haue crped day and Oiriaut befoze thee: D let my pager enter into thy preſence, encline thine care Onto my calling, 2 Foꝛ myſoule ts full of troubic:and mp itte dꝛaw⸗ eth nigh vnto peti, 3 FJ amcounted ag one of them that qo downe in⸗ to * pit: a Jhaue bene even as aman that hath no ſtrength. 4. Free among the dead, like vnto them that bee wounded ¢ lie in the graue: which be out of remem⸗ brance, and ave cut away from thy hand. § Chou hat layde me in the loweſt pit: ina place of datkenes,and in the deepe. 6 Thine indignation lieth hard vpon me:and thou hal vexed me with all thy formes, 7 Thouhak put away mine acquaintance farre front me: and made nie to be abhorred of them. 8 FZ aw fo fat in priſon: that J can not get iS foorth. 9 IPyp taht failech for berp trouble: Low, Fhaue called dayly vpon thee, Jhaue ſtretched aa 8 ee Moneth. The xvit.day. 10 Woek thou whew wonders among the dead: 02 hal the dead riſe bpagaine and pratfethee? 11 HDhall thy louing bindenefle be Hewed in the graue oꝛ thp faithlulnelſe indefruction?. 12 Shai thy wonderous works be knowen in the darke: and chy righteouſnelſe in the lande where all - Hhings are forgotten? “13 Gntothee haue J cried,O Logdiandearlythal mypꝛayver come beforethee, ning Cr "14 LLovd; top abbozrett hou my loue: andhidelt . thouthy face from me? * ° 15 Jam in miſerie, elike vnto him that is at the poynt tonpe: (euen from myyouth bp) thy terrours haue Jſufiered with atroubleaminde. 16 Thy wrathkull diſpleaſure goeth ouer me:and | the feare of thee hath vndone me, “ 17 Chey came round about me dayly (the water: and compalſed me together on every fide, — 18 My louers and kriendes hall thou put away krom me:and Hid mine acquaintance out of my fight, | Mifericordias Domini, Pfal,89. - = apy Bey PP fonig hatbe alway of the lowing Hind: N axe) (Enelle of Che Lozd: mith mp mouth wil J Peuerbe fhewitta thy tructh. from one ge⸗ Yeneration to another, . 2 Foꝛ Jhaue laid, Mercy ſhalbe let bp | foreuier:thy tructh halt thou ſtabliſh in theheauens. 3: Fhauemade acouenant with mp chofen:F hauc woꝛne bitte Dauid my ſeruant. 4 Thyleede will F tablitoz euer: and ſet vp thy -. thaonefromonegenerationtoanother, 50V PD Lozd, the bery heauens thatl pzatle thy wor: derous workes: and thy trueth in the — ————— a Sy ay Pee i> fa Ee -14 SPR YY — Aoneth. T he xvti.day. of thefaints, . | | 6 For who is he among the cloudes:that hall bee compared vnto the Lord? ; And what ts he among the gods: that hall bee lyke onto the Lozd? —— 8 God is very greatly to be leared in the counſaile of the ſaintes: ard to be had in reuerence of allthem that ave about him. bey - 9O D Low God of holes, who is like vnto thee:thy trueth( (mot mightie Lord)is on eueryvſide. 1o Chou ruleſt theraging of the {ea : thot ſtilleſt the waues thereof when theparite, . 1 Chou batt fubdued Egypt, and deſtroyed it: thou batt tcattered thine enemies abꝛoade with thy mightie arme. Hynes SH eee 72 The heauens are thine,the earth alfo ts thine: thou batt layd the foundation ofthe round worlde, andall that therein is, 13 Chou hal made the North and the South: Taboꝛr and Hermon hall reioyce tn thy name, . 14 Chou hat a mightie arme:ſtrong ts thy hand, and high is thy right hand. 5 Kighteouſneſſe and equitie is the habitatiõ of thyicate: mercie and trueth chall goe beſore thy face, 6 Bleſſed is the people (D Loꝛde) that can re⸗ ioyce in thee:theyſhal walke in the light of thy coun: tenance. | ae — 17 Their delight ſhalbe dayly in thy name: and in thyrighteouſneſſe hall they make their boat, « - 18 Foz thou art the glory of their ſtrength: and in top lowing kindnes thou chalt lift bp our hornes. 19 soz the Lordis our defence: the holy one of Fe “8 i. racligour bing, € — * — eh es a i ; + r — 20 @Y — * lat ie. % J 3 Moneth. T he xvii.day. 20 Short ſpakeſt fometime in ditions onto thy | Saints’, and taydeſt: Jhaue layde helpe bpon one — : prac mightie , Jhaue exalted one choſen outotthe — peop i. aes r 3 . 21:9 haue found Dauid my leruant: with myho⸗ ipoplevaue'Zanopnteahim, = - | 22My bande ſhall holde him fat: and my arme ſhall ſtrengthen him. ped : 23 Che enemie hal not be able to do him violence: the ſonne of wickedneſſe hall not burt him, | 24 J thall imite downe his foes before His face: a plague them thathate pint. ait) hp 25 Dp tructh alfo amy mercy hall bee with Him: and in my name hall his horne be evalted. 26 J will ſet hig dominion allo in the fea: and his right band in the floods. | 27 Hethall cali me, Chou art myFather:my God, and my ſtrong ſaluation. | : 28 And J will make him my lirſt borne: higher then the kings ofthe earth. 10% | 29 Gy mercie will Jkeepe fo2 hint for euermore: and my couenant ſhall ſtand fa with him. 30 His ſeede alſo will Jmake to endure foreuer: and his throne as the dayes olheauen. 31 But his children korſake my lawe: and walke not in my iudgements. | | 32 FEthey breake my ſtatutes, andkeepe riot mp - commaundements: J will bifite their offences with — the rod, and their linne with ſcourges. 33 Neuertheleſſe, myploutng kindneſſe will J not bfterly take from him: 1107 fuffer my trueth to fatle. 34 Dypcouenant will J notbeake , noz alter the thing that is gone out of mp lippes: Jhaue ſworne once bp my holpnes that FZ would not fatle Dauid. — * e j 35, i Xesh > eis 7, ligacoat Te tte Brae WS i { — Re Pe > ee Ma ap ie co ee 7 — wp ene ee he an Zz i Moneth. The xvit.day. 35 hi⸗ feede chall endure foz euer: and his leate is like as the funne befoze me, 36 He hall ſtand fat for euermore as the moone: atid as the faithful witnes tn heauen. 37 Butthou hat abhorred and forfaken thine a ‘mopneen: and art difpleated at hint, 38 | tag thyſeruant: and caſt his crowne to the ground 39 Chou Hat Heber seb all His hedges : and | botembotone his ſtrong hoĩdes. All they that goe by, ſpoyle him: and he is be⸗ — ——— to his neighbours. 41 Thou halt ſet vpthe right band of his enemies: arid made all his aduerſaries to reioyce. 42 Choubak taken away the edge of his ſworde: and giuett not him bictozic in the batteil, 43 Thou haſt put outhisalorp:andcakhisthzone - Downe to the around. 44 The nares ofhis youth hat thou thoztenes: and mer Him with diſhonour. 5 Lord. howe long wilt thot hide top felfe, fo2 e⸗ wer: hin thal thy wath burne like fire? 46 Ohremember howe ſhort my time ts : wyere⸗ fore Hatt thou made all men, for nought? : 47 What mantis bee that liucth, and hall nottee — and hail be deliuer bis ſoule from the band of 48 Lode, where ave thy olde lowing nindnelles: which thou ftwatett vnto aid tn thy tructy? , 49 RememberOLord) the rebuke that thyſeruants haue:and how F do beare in mp bofome the rebukes of manv people, | 50 wherewith thine enemies haue blaſphemed — llaundered the lootelteps of thine AED | | prayſed Moneth. Thexvitt.day. . bray be the L020 fo2 euermore. Amen. Amen. omine, refugium. Pſal.o. BO © Dade, thou halt bene our rekuge: krom ) Sone generation to another. ~Se 2 Wefore Pmountaines were bought a4 forth, oreuer the earth andthe woelde | | as Were made : thou art God from euerla⸗ fing,and wo2lde without ende. 3 Thouturnes man to veftruction + againe thou . fapelt,Come agatne pechtldzenofmen, 4. ffo2 athouſand veres in thy fight, ave but as ve⸗ flerday:feeing that is patt as a watch in the night. 5 As foone as thou ſcattereſt them, they are e+ — a ſleepe: and fade away nddemy like the gralſe. 6 In the morning it is greene, andgroweth bp: — oo Che euening it is cut downe, dryed vp, and wi⸗ ere 7 Foꝛr wee conſume away in thy Ddifpleature: and are afvaie at thy weathiull indignation. 8 Thou hatt tet our mifdeedes before thee:and our fecret ſinnes in the fight of thy countenance, — 9 ffozvoben thou art angrp,al our dayes are gone: : we obi our peeves to an ende, a8 it were a talẽ that 19 to ae Io Che dapes of our ageare threeſcore peeregand fet, and though men bee fo ſtrong that they come to fouretco2e peres:petis their ſtrength then but labour andfoz0w,fofoone palleth it away, andwearegone. IY But who regardeth the power of thy wath : for even thereafter aga man feareth , fo is thy dit —_ pleafure. 12 Dteach bs to number ourdayes:that we may | Be th our — vnto witedome. — Mle hae 3 Gurne yA sonetb. hbexvittday. — 13 Turne thee againe(D Lorde) atthe laſt: and be gratious vnto thy feruants, 14 O latillie bs with thy mercie, and that foone: a we reioyce and be glad all the dayes of our iſe. 15 Comlort vs againe nowe after the time that thou batt plagued bs: and foꝛ the peeres whereit we haue {uffered aduerſitie. 1 16 Sbewthpleruants thy woke: and thetr chil⸗ dren thp alozy. - 17 andthe glorious maieſtie ofthe Lo2d our God be vpon vs: profper thou the worke of our hands by» on vs. O pꝛo — —— ce ogee woke, | abitat. Pfal.gr, — Vv fo dwelleth vnder the defence ofthe moe \ nit high: hall abide bnderthethadoweoftheals mightie. 2 F wil fay brite the Lord, Thou art my hope and myſtrong hoide: mp God in him will F truff, — 3 ffoz be hall deliuer thee from the fare of the = - Hunter: and from the noyſome pettilence, ee 4 Hethatl defend thee vnder bis wings,and thou — thaitbe fate vnder bis feathers : his faithtuinette ans: tructh tall be thy ſhield and buckler. Thou lſhalt not be afratd fo2 — terror by night: 1102 fo2 the arrowe that flieth by da 6 Foꝛ the peſtilence that walhety in the darke⸗ — + noꝛ fe2 the fickenes that deſtroieth in the noone ay. 734 thoufande chall fall belide thee, and tenne os thouſande at thy right hande: ‘butt tall not come 2 — 8Peg, with thine eyes bat hou nebo be: an — fee the emarde of the — ie See e J LVLONCLI. =f WCXUULGAGY. © ity: 9 ff 02 thou Lorde art mp hope: thou hat fet thine houſe of defence very high. to Chere ſhall noeuilhappen onto thee: neither ſhall any plague come nie thy dwelling. 11 Forhe hall giue his angels charge ouer thee: tokeepethecinalithpwapes, 12 Chey hall beare thee in their handes: that tyou hurt not thy foote againſt a ſone. 13 Thou ſhalt goe vpon the Lion and Adder: the = — and the Dꝛagon ſhalt thou treade vnder thy feete, | 7 14 Becaufle he hath let his loue hporrme, therefore ſhali J deliver him: J ſhall ſet him bp, becaule hee bath knowen my name. *. si a 15 He hall callbpon me, and J will hearehim: * pea, J am with him in trouble. J will deliuer him, and bring him to honour. 16 HDItH long life will F fatittie him: and chewe him my faluation.» Bonum efttonfiteri, Pfal,o2.. ae TO is a good thing to give thankes vnto the , ie aid tofing praiſes vnto thy name D moſt 1 g ee : - 2 Cotellof thy louing kindnes earely in the mor⸗ ning: andokthy truet h in the night ſtalon. UEpon an inftrunient oftenne ltrings, and vpp ⸗ onthe Lute: vpon a loude inſtrument, and vpon the Rae. xorg | 4 for thou Lod hak made meglad thozewe thy * Bikes —— — — Reena eae oe ie — Tt il ‘Soothes: and F will reioyce in giuing pꝛraiſe fo2 the operations of thy handes. 5 D Lorde, howe gloziousare thy wozkes: and thÿthoughtes are erp deepe, ~ 6 An vnwile man doeth not well contider this ‘ | i eS Moneth. LE XVI. AA. and afoole doeth not vnderſtand it. 7 Phen the vngodly are greene as the graſſe, and when all the workers of wickedneſſe doe floriſh: ther ‘fhall they be deſtroyed for ever, but thou Loz art the moſt higheſt foz euermoze. 8 ffozloe,thine enemies (D Lorde) ioe thine eres Mies hail periſh: and all the wozkers of wickednelle fhaibe deſtroyed. 9 But my boone hail bee exalted like the horne of an biticozne: fo2 Jam anopnted with fret opte. 10 Mine cye alfo thal fee his tui of mine enemies: and mine eave thal heare bis delire of the wicked that rife bp againſt me, 11 The righteous thal floriſh like apaime tree: and Hall fea ab2oade like a Cedar in Libanus, 12 Such as be planted tn the houſe of the Lorde: ae flozith int the courtes (of the boule) of our God, 3 Chey alfo hall bring forth moze fruttein their aft jaind ſhalbe fat and well liking. 14 Chat they may thewe howe true the Lorde oo ma is: and tyat there is tio —— in him. | ’ Dominus regnanit. Pfal.93. PSS sere Lorde is bing, and hath put on gle: Euen * rious apparell: the Lorde bath put on praye EU | ag * —— and girded himſelle with ——ſtrenath. 2 Pebath made the rounde worid fo * that it cannotbe moued. 3 Euer lince the world began, hath thy ſeate bene pꝛepared:thou art from euerlaſting. 4 The floods are riſen (D Lozde) the floods bate : lift bp their bopce: the floods lift bp their waues. te eee AVON. = = Lh WE NUM GAY. 5 Che waues of the fea ave mightie, and rage { = toh ‘but yet the Lorde that dwelleth on high, is — mightier, 6 Thyteſtimonies. O Lorde, are berp fuve : holt. nelſe becommeth thine houſe for euer. Deus vltionum. Pfal.94. Our od to Lohom detigeatice belongeth: thou tei God to whome vengeance belongeth, cwewe thy elfe. 2, Arifethor iudge of the woeride: and rewarde the pꝛoude after their deſeruing. 3 Lord, how long chall the vngodly:how long chal the vngodly triumph? Howe long wall all wicked doers ſpeake fo diſ⸗ dainfully:and make ſuch pꝛoude boating? 5 Chey Mnrite downe thy people, D Lorde: strous - | bie thine heritage, 6 Chey murther the widow and the ſtranger:and put che katherleſſe to death. 7 And pettheplap, Cuſh, the Lorde ſhall net fee: neither fhalithe GovofJacobreqardit, 8 Wake heede ve vnwiſe among the people: $0) pe fooies, wher will pe vnderſtand! 9g Pethat planted the eare, pal he rot heave: orhe oi. that made the eve thall be not fee? F ee 1o MOrhethatiurtureth the heathen: it is he that teacheth man knowledge, fhalinothe punt: 11 Che Lord knoweththe thoughts of ian: that they are but vayne. 12 Bleſſed is the man whome thouchaltenelt O — and teacheſt him in thy law. 3 Chat thou mayet give him patience in time ef auertitic vntill annem bp lor the vn⸗ i. 14 for —— é . got Uy Se ae ioe eerie — — * a, a — 5 ——<. ee: © ~— e@Moneth. The xix.day. 14 Foꝛ the Lodzde will npt faile his people:neither Wwill be forfake bis inheritance. MES : 15 Wntilrighteoutnelle turne aqaine bute iudge⸗ iment: all fuch as be true in Heart hal follow it. 16 Who will rife bp with mee againk the wic⸗ Red 3 02 Who will take mp part again the euill do- 117 Iftthe Lod had not helped me ; it had not fat: | Jed but my fortle bad bene put to filence, 18 Dut when J fayd, Dy foote hath ſlipped: thy mercy(D Lozwd)held me bp, be 19 In the multitude of the fozowes that F had in my heart: thy comforts haue retrethen my foule, | 20 Wilt thou Haue any thing to doe with the — of wickednelle : which imagineth mifchiele as 21 Chey gather them together againt the forte re the righteous :; and condemne the innocent 00D, ; 22 But the Lord is my refuge:and mp God ts the ſtrength of mp confidence. re | 23 He hal recompence them their wickednes,and deſtroy them in their owne malice: pea,the Lo2d our God Hall delrop them. | Venite,exultemus, Pfal.g95, SS) Come, tet bs fing ditto the Lorde: lets Morn Wyss Sfaluation, arta Gs + 2 Wet bs come before — mee? iar — —— vitch thankes gunng ; and he felues glad in him with plaimes, J 3 fsoꝛ the Loꝛd is a great Col randagreat Ring | Moneth. The xix.day. abote ali gods. aie... tee In his hand are all the corners of the earth:and the ſtrength of the hilles is his alſo. — 5 CThe ſea is his, and he made it: and his handes prepared the drie land. 6 Ocome, let vs worhippe and fall downe: and kneele betore the Lord our maker. 7 Foꝛhe is (tie Lorde) our God: and we are the people of his paſture, and the theepe of his hands. . 8 To day ifpee will heave his voyce, Harden not pour hearts: as in the prouocatiott,and as in the day of temptation in the wildernefle. 9 robert pour fathers tempted me:proued me, ad ſawe my workes. — 10 Fourtie peeves long was Jgrieued with this generation, a ſaid: It is a people that doerre in their Hearts.fo2 they haue not kno wen my wayes.· “AL Unto whome J (ware in my wath: that they mould not enter into my reff, * Cantate Domino. Pſal.96. O & ing vnto the Lord a newe ſong: ſing vnto the Lovdallthewholeearty. : 2Sing vnto the Lorde, and prayle his name: be telling of His faluation from day to dap, 3 Weclare hishonour vnto the heathen: and his wonders vnto all people, ta 4 foe the Lorde is qreat 5 and cart not woor⸗ thilybee prayſed: hee tg moze to be feared then alt gods. Neheie : s Qe fox all the qods.of the heathen , they bee but tooles : but it ig the Lorde that made the hea⸗ uens. wed HE OED Ra th —*8 fees ) — — * 4 X * — | ; a % wa wy * 7 Se. Ole ae 6 Glow * * po: a ——— — Moneth. Thexix. day.” 6 Glory and worthip are befoze Hint: power and Honour are in his ſanctuarp. 7 Aſcribe onto the Lod, (ye kinreds of the people ) | alcribe vnto the Loꝛd wozthip and power, Afcribe vnto the Lorde the honour due vnto his tame: bing peefents, and come into biscourtes. 9 D woribippe the Lord in the beautie ok holynes: let ‘the whole earth ſtand in awe of him, 10 Cellitoutamong the heathen, that the Lod is king:and that itis he which hath made theround world fo fall p tt cannot be mooued, and how that he hall tudge the people righteoufly . 11 Letthe heauens retopce, and tet the earth bee glad: tet the fea make a nopte, gall that therein is. 12 Letthe fielde bee ioyfull, and all that is init: oe chall all the trees of the wood retopce befoze the 02d, 13 For bee conmneth,fo2 he commeth to iudge the earth: and with —— to — tie anne and the people with bis truth, Dominus regnauit. Pha, 97, E Te Lodde is hing, the earth may bee glad there- of: pea, the multitude of the Files map be giad thereof. 2 Cloudes and darkenes are rounde about him: righteouſneſſe and iudgement arethe habitation of — his ſeate. ase 3 Chere hail goe a fire before him: and burne op — bis enemies on euery fide. 4 His lightnings gaue ſhine vnto the world: : the — earth fate it, and was afraide. * pitles meltfd Ne ware at the pilenctot - * eiiii. i ies. Moneth.. The xix. day. the gaa + at the peefence of the Lozde of che whole earthy, | Me 6 Cheheauens haue declared his righteouſneſſe: and all the people haue ſeene his glory. > Confounded bee all they that worſhippe carued finages,and thatdelight in batne gods: worſhip him allpe gods, . ‘ 8 Sion heard of tf, retopcend: and the daughters of Juda were glad, becauleot thyiudgementes, D Lorde. | oer) 9 For thou Lorde art higher , ther all that ave in the earth: thou art erattedfarre aboue all gods. ning er. 10 Opee that loue the Lorde, fee that yee hate the J thing whichis euil: the Lord preſerueth the ſoules ofhis ſaints, be hall deliuer them from the Hand of the vngodiy. J HGS 23) 11 Chere istpong bp alight foz the righteous: ¢ ioyfull gladnesfor fuch asbetrue hearted, oa Retopce in the Lorde pee righteous: and giue thankies fo2 a remembꝛance of his holynes. _ © Cantate Domino, Pfal.g8. NG Ding dito the Lozd a new fong: fo2 hee N hath done marucilous thinges.. 2 With his owne right bande, and NGA with vis poly arme :haty be gotte him⸗ the poute of Iſrael: and al the ends of the world haue feenethefaltationofour®od,. = 5 Sbhewe pour telues topfull vnto the L020 all pe {andes fing, reioyce, and giue thankes. Q SR — a 6 Praiſe Moneth. The xix.day. 6 Pꝛaiſe the Lorde vpon the Darpe : ſing to the Harpe wity a Pſalme of thankeſgiuing. ) 7 With trumpets alfo and haumes: D hew pour “ie topfull before the Loꝛd the king. 8 Let thefeamatke a noyſe, and all that therein is: the round world , and they that Dwellthercit, 9 Let the floods clap thety hands, and iet the hils be ioylull together befoze the Lord: fo2 he is come to iudge theearth. 10 With righteoufrelle hall hee iudge the world: and the people with equitie, 7 Dominusregnauit, Pfal.gg, . Te} Lorde ts ing, be the people newer fo vnpati⸗ ent: he fitteth betweene the Cherubing, bee the earth neuer fo vnquiet. 2 ha Loꝛd is great in Sion:and high aboue all people. 3 Chey thall giue thankes vnto thy name: which 13 ateat > wornderfulland holy, 4 Chekings powerloucth iudgement, thou batt prepared equitie : thou haſt executed iudgement and righteouſneſſe in Jacob, — § magniũe the Lord ourGod: and fail Downe befor bis footeftole for he is holy. 6 Moles and Aaron among His prtefies, and Sa⸗ muel among ſuch as call vpon his name: thele called vpon the Lord, and be heard them. 7 Heſpake vnio them out of the cloudie pillar:for a Kept Dis teftimorties, and the lawe that he gaue ent. 8 Thou heardeſt them ( D Lorde our Gon: ) thow forgauct them, D God, and punichedtt thet owne inuentions. ee D magnifie the Lorde out Gon, anoroorippe :. \ Moneth. The xix. day. ~ vpon bis holp hill: fo2 the Lode our G OD is ¢ TubilateDeo, Pfal, 100, O* fopfullinthe Lode all pe landes: ſerue the Lozde with gladneſſe, and come before his pre⸗ ſence with a ſong. Be pee lure thatthe Lord he ts Goo, it is he that Hath made vs, and not we our ſelues:we are his peo⸗ ple, andthe cheepe of his paſture. 3 Ogo your way into his gates with thankes gi⸗ uiñg, and into his courtes with praiſe: be thankekul vnto Him, and ſpeake good ot his name. od. forthe Lod is gratious. his mercie is euerla⸗ ns ting: and His trueth endureth from — to generation. | “Mifericordiam 8ciudicium. Pfal. Yor, Vf me M? forig fhallbe of mercie and iudgement : vnto theeD Lord, will Iſin — ou witt thou come vnto mee: Jwill⸗ walne in my Houle with a perfect heart, 4 A will take no wicked thing inhand, J hate the — of vnlaithlulneſſe: there chall no ſuch cleaue nto me. 5 Afrowarde Heart hall departe from mee:Jwill not know a wicked perſon. 6 wWholo pꝛiuilyſſaundereth his neighbour:him will J deſtroy. 7 Who ſo hath alſo a proude looke and high ſto⸗ a mace: will not fuffer Hint. » 8 Dine epes tooke onto fuich as be fait tut inthe iano: thatthepmapdwellwithme . : rd — enn & godly life ; Hee wen bee my g. : ‘ = inte haue priberitanbing:in the wwayot gods a8 —Meneth. The xx. day. eruant. | 10 Chere thal no deceitful perſon dwell in my see —— he that telleth lies hal not tary in myſight. 11 Fthalfoone deſtroy all the vngodly chat ave in thetatio: that Jmaxꝝ roote out all wicked doers from the atic ofthe Lod. : Domine, — Pfal.102, SSE Caremyppeaper,D Lorde : and let my ‘Morn Icrring come bnto thee, praye 2 2 Hidenotthy face from mee inthe ay \SS) lea time of my trouble: endine thine cares Wea ae Ghnito me when F call, D heave me, and that right foone, 3 Foꝛ mp dapes are confumed away like fmoke: , anid mp bones are brent vpas it wereafivebsand. — 4{ 4 My heart is tmitten downe and withered ike grate: fo that fozgettoeatempbzead, 5 Forthe voyce of.myp groning : my bones ‘wilt ate cleaue to myfleſh. i hs become like a Pelican i in the wilbernett: bit F give my ſelfe onto prayer, 4 Ghus hare they rewarded me euil fo2 good: and Hatred for my good will, 5 Set thouan vngodly man to be ruler ouer him: let Satan ſtand at his righthand. 6 Mbhenrlentenceisgqtuenbponhim, tetbinbee — condemned and iet his peayerbeturnedintefinne, a7 ne big bans bee fete + and let anotyer - & | Moneth. tbe XXIt. nisi his office oes = “Let pis —— be latheris and his twifea wt | dD 9 Let bis children be bagabonds,and vegge their bread:let them ſeeke it alfo out of deſolate ppaces. 10 Lettheertoztioner conſume all thathepath:¢ let the ſtrangers ſpoyle his labour. «AT Let there be no man to pitie him: noꝛ to haue compalſſion vpon his tatherleſſe children. 12 Let his poſteritie be deſtroyed: andin the next generation let bis name becleane put out. | 13 Let the wickeanes of his fathers be had in re- mentbzance tn the fight of the Lorde: and let not the ſinne of big mother be Done away, i4 Letthem alwaybe before the Lode : that he may has out the memoztall of them from off the cart 15 And that becauſe his minde was not to do good: but perſecuted the poore helpleſſe man, that he might ax him that was vexed at the heart. 6 His delight was in curling, and it hal happen vnto him: He lowed not bieilinag therefore hail it bee farve from him. 17 He clothed himſelfe with curling like as with arayment: and it hall come into his bawels tiie wa⸗ ter, and like ople into bis bones, 18 Letitbe vnto him as the coke that he hath by ein and as the girdle (hat bee is alway girded ithali. | 19 Letit thus happen from the Lode vnto mine —— + and to sgh —* se euill againt * ¥ 7 — — — oe Be Se) ? * Ps — Res . * rx n ck play gas + 4 i aa > 2 BT, 2 — | * L Dg ea ee Se ice ae is ee PES Sass ae orbing * * hi! Moneth. The xxiii.day. cording vnto thy name: ſorſweete ts thy mercie. 21 Ddeliuer me,fo2 Jam helpelefle and poore:and myheart is wounded within me. 22 Igo hence like — ern departeth:and am driuen awap as the graſhopper 23 Myknees are weake hrough kalting: myfleſh is dryed by foz want of fatneſſe. 24 became allo arebuke vnto them: they that . jooked bpon me, haked thetr heads, 25 Heipe me (D Lozde my God:)ob laue me accoꝛ⸗ ding to thy mercie . 26 And thep hall knowe howe that this is thy hand: and that thou 102d haſt donc it, 27 Chough they curie,pet bleſſe thou:and let them be confounded that rife bp againt me, but let thy ters uant retopce. 28 Let mine aduerfaries bee clothed with thame: and let the couer —* ſelues with their owne con⸗ fulton, a3 with a cloke 29 As fo2 me, J will giue great thankies onto the Lorde with my mouth: and praiſe him among the multitude. 30 Foz hee hall ſtande at the right hande of the pooze : tofauc his ſoule trom vnrighteous Judges. DixitDominus, Pfal,110. sei We L020 faide vnto my Lord: fit thou Morning 22 on myp right hand, vntill J make thine prayer Bary enemies thy footettoote. SS| 2 Che Lod thatliend the rodot thy | ; nA power out of Sion:be thou ruler euen inthe middes among thineenemies. Bit ens 5: ae 32177]n the day of thy power hall the people a : — thee free will ain with an —— — os eee) — © Moneth. The xxiiday. de we of thy birth is of the wombe of the morning. 4 Che Lode ſware, and will not repent: Hou art a Priel forcuer,after the order of Melchiſedech. 5 The Lorde vpon thy right bande: hall wounde euen kings inthe dap of bts wrath. 6 Hee thailiudge among the heathen. he chall fit — the places with the dead bodies: and ſmite in funder. the beads over diuers countries, 7 Pee ſhall drinke of the brooke in the wap: there. ‘ foxe Hall petite bpvisheaD : «» Confitebortibi, Pfal, 111, [int giue thankes vnto the Lorde with my whole heart: ſecretlyamong the kaithlull, and in the con⸗ gregation. The woꝛkes of the Lorde are great: ſoughtout ofall them that haue pleafure therein. 3 His worke ts worthie to bee praiſed and had. in honour:and his righteouſneſſe enduveth foreuer. 4 Gbhewercifull and gracious Lorde hath ſo done his marueilous woorkes: that they ought to bee had in remembrance. 5 be bath giuen meate vnto them that feare Him: site ſhall euer be mindfullof bis covenant. 6 Hee hath thewed his people the power of his Doatten : that pee may giue them the heritage of the eaten, 7 The workes ofhis hands ave beritte and iudge⸗ met :all his commatundements are true, - 8 Chey tandfatk fo euer and euer: and are done in trueth and equitic. 9 Be tent redemption vnto his people: hee hath gored bis couenant kor euer, holy amd reueret — Jo ee feare of the Lowe iB the beginning of — wiledome: — A pice Pe * — ~Moneth. The xxiii day. ® wifedome : agood vnderllanding haue all they that dothereafter,the praiſe oft endiureth fo2euer, Beatus vir. Pfal.112. Bicte is the man that feareth the Lorde: he hath foe delight inhiscommandements, — 2 His ſeede ſhalbe mighty vpon carth:the genera: tion of the faithfull haibe bleſſed. 3 Riches and plenteouſneſſe hail be in his houte: and bis righteouſneſſe endureth foreuer. 4 Unto the godly there ariſeth bp light itt} Darke: - nelſe:he is merciſull, louing, and righteous, 5 A good man is mercilull and lendeth: and will guide His wordes with diſcretion. 6 Foꝛ he ſhal neuer be moued: and therirherous ſhalbe had in an euerlaſting remembꝛance. ie 7 He will not be akrayde fo2 any euill tidings: for — His yeart ttandeth faft,and beleeueth in the 0 * Sie 8 Hisheart 3 Lablithed and will not nape bit till he tee His delire vpon his enemies, 9 He hath diſperſed abzoade ¢ giuen to the ponte: : and his righteouſneſſe remaineth fo2 eucr, bis horne ſhalbe exalted with honour. 10 The vngodly thal tee it, and it ſhal grieue him: be hall gnaſh with bis teeth, and conſume away, the delire of the vngodly font pest Landate pueri. Pfal.113. : on —* L020(D pe fertsants:)D peatte the nae of the L020, 2 Bleſſed bethe name of the Lop: from this tite o : fo2th fo2 euerinoze, 3The Lordes name is praiſed:krom the vifing bp - of the —— the going downe te He 4 Moneth. The xxiii.day. 4 Whe Lorde is high aboue all heathen: and his ae Nero staia testvecitee : 5 uDhoislike butothe orde our God, thathath ‘pisdwelling fo high : andyethumbleth bimtelfe to | — the things that ave in heauen and earth? 6 He taketh vp the fimple out of the butt : and lie teththepoore out of the mire. ening yer rs 7 Ghat hee may fet him with the princes : euen ta with the princes of his people. 8 Hee maketh the barren woman to keepe poute: and to be a ioyfull mother ofchildzen, In exitu Iſrael. Pfal,114, zHen Iſrael came out of Cappe: and the Pa S Bee > av WE Yc), ; Vy oe of Jacobfromamorg the ſtrange BY. VE 2 rjuba washistinctuavie: and Zt . — Drael His dominion. 3 Che lea tawe that and fled: Jordane tas dei⸗ uen backe. 4 The mountaines thipped like rammes: and the 9 fitieHitteg tite porta theepe. 5 wOhatapleththee, Othou ſea, thatthoufied- — det : and thou Fowane , that thou wa driuen backe? | 6 De mountaines that pee Tipped like Rammes: and pe litle ilies lithe pong fheepe? “g 7 Tremble thou —— the preſence of the Lod: at the prꝛeſence of the God of Jacob. 8 wWhich turned the harde rocke into a ftanding water:and the flint fone into a ſpꝛinging weil. Nonnobis Domine. Pfal.115,. Ot vnto bs, D Lorde, not vnto vs. but bitothy © rane gine the peaple: im o louing mercie, ana — — 4 —— where⸗ a 2m ise’ BN > afte ON ge Cua. ——— i — thall the heathen fay: wyhere is new lor our God, he is in heauen he hath done ———— pleaſed him. CTheir idoles are ſiluer and gold euen the worne 4 of mens handes, 5 Shey haue mouthes and{peake not: eyxes haue chey, and ſee not. *— | 6 They haue eares, and heare not: notes haue they, and ſmeil not. 7 Chey haue handes, and handle Akeh — they, and walke net: neither ſpeake they through their throate. va 8 Chey that make them,ate like vnto thent: and foareallfuch asputthetrtrutinthem, vBut thou boule of Hfract,trutt thouin the Lord: he is their ſuccour and defender, 10 Pe houſe of Aaron, put your truſt inthe Low: he is their helper and defender. 11 Pethat fearethe Lorde, put pour trutt inthe Lode: : be is their helper and defender, 12 The Lod Hath bene mindetull of bs, and pee hall bleſſe vs: euen he — of Iſrael, he ſhall bleſſe the houſe of Aaron 13 Hethall blelſe them that feave the Lode: boty - fmalland areat, |. 14 Ohe Lorde thallencreafe pou moze and more: ie aid pour children. im | 15 De ave the blefied of the Lorde: wyhich made ae 4 heaueũ and earth. 6 Althe whole heauens arethe ods: cweearth hath he giuen to the childzenofmen, 17.The dead pratte not thee,D Lor: wert a Bg. i ae — ent. 92 : : be : x, \ * 9J ‘ +5 : ~ te Y nee ES ae ho eee raat ts BS - @ en So wy Cee ee oe oe @18 But we will pratte the Lozde: trom this ti mee BB) FB ES bath beard the voyce of mp prayer : A ns 2. % Chat he hath inclined his Cea herefore wilt Icall vpon him as long as J liue. che {nares ofveath compat: _ RD save” Ca fed me round about: ¢ the paines of peligate holde vpon me, a 4J thall finde trouble and heauines, and hall — call vpon the name ofthe Lorde: O Loꝛde IJbeſeech i Chee deliuer my foule. an a Gracious is the Lode and righteous: peaour — Godis merciful, - 4 6 Che Lorde preſerueth the limple: J was in mi· ſerie, and be Helped me, Jy: i 7 Gurne againe thet onto thpreft, Omy ſoule: for the Lozd hath rewarded thee, 7 a oe 8 And why? thou hak delivered my ſoule fro death: — mine eyes from teares,and myptectefromfaliing, 9 FJ will wale betoze the Lorde: tn the iande of . thetinina, ) See 4 09I beleeued, andtherefoze will J ſpeake, but J J was ſore troubled: Jſayde in mpbhatie, Ail men are Il Phat reward hall F giue vnto the Lorde: for all the benefites that he Hath done onto me? - | 12 Ff will receiue the cup of ſaluation:and call vp⸗ : onthe nameofthe Lord. - : | 13 J will pay my vowes nowe in thepeetence of all His people: rightdeave in the fight of the Lord is thedeathotbisfaints, =~ a ae Se ey ee 14 — Iie Fa — 4 —9* CYMLONCLIS, = LUE AKL MAY. 14 Beholde( O Aon wow that Jamthyſeruant: Jam thy leruant, and the ſonne of thine handmaid. thou batt brꝛoken my bones in funder, 15 J wilofier tothee the facrifice of Chankfigiuing: and will call bpon the name of the Lorde. 16 J wil pay my bowes dito the Lod, in the light of all his people : in the Courtes of the Loꝛdes houte, euen inthe middes of thee, O Hrerufalem, Pꝛayſe the Lorde. Laudate Dominum. Pfal,117 Obeare tie Lord all pe Heathen: * him all ye nations. 2 Fo2 his mercifull kindeneſſe is euer moze and moze Coward vs:and the trueth ofthe Loꝛd endureth kor ever, Pꝛaiſe the Loz. Confitemini Domino, Pfal.118. ( Biue thankes vntothe Lord, for be ig gracious: becaule his mercy endureth fo2 etter, 2 Let Iſrael now confelle, that hee is avacious: and that bis mercy endureth for eer, 3 qLet the houte of Aaron now confefle: that hig. mercy endureth fo2 ewer, 4 Pea, let them now that feare the Lod conlelle: that bis mercy endureth fo2 ever, 5 Fcalled vponthe Lord tn trouble: andthe Lord . : beard me at large. 6 The Lorde ison my fide: F will not leare what man doeth vnto me. 7 The Lorde taketh my part with them that Helpe me: therefore hati F fee my Delire Dpors mite. | enemies, 8 Itis better to trulin the Lorde ; then to put a any confidence in man, 9 Ft is better to trutin the Lope: then t to put 2 *2 * . < ee Se 8 — 4 — —— — ee ea SP CML ONE, == LVEXKUY AA), anpconfidencein princes, 10 Ail vations compaſſed me round about: but in the name ofthe Lord will J deltroy them, * vig LS BS * 11 Mhey kept me iri on eueryſide, they kept me in (Aflaponeuerp fide: but in the name of the Lord wilt Ideſtroythem. 12 hey came about mee like Bees g are extinct euesrastye treamong thetpomnesstopin che name t | . the Lord J will deftrop them. | ae ie Thou pate tyeutefore atme,thatyn might fall: ae the Lord was my helpe. 4 The Lorde ts myſtrength and my fong: and 1g —— myſlaluation. 15 The voxce of toy ¢ health is in the dwellings ofthe righteous: the righthand of the Lord beingeth | mightic things to patie, 16 The right Handof the Lorde path the preemi⸗ nence: the right Hand of the Lorde bringeth mightie things topalſſe. ae, pacers bie but liue:and declare the workes ofthe Lod, 18 Che Lorde hath. chakened and corrected mee: hut he bath not giuen me ouer onto death, . 19 Open mee the gates of righteoutnedle : that J — May goe into them. and giue thankes vnto the Lord. » 26 Chists the gate of the Loꝛrde: the righteous fhatlenterintott, — i 21 F wil thankethee,for thoubatt heard merand art become myſaluation. , 22 The lame fone which the builders refuted :18 become the head fone in the corner. — ~_ 18 the Lords doing: and it is marueilous ae : inourer — ce ig sia day Which the “Lone bath Msoee CVE ONELI. e Xxvxitit. day. we willretopce and be qlad inte. | 25 Helpemenow,D Lod: D Loꝛd ſend vs now pꝛoſperitie. — 26 Blelſed be he that commeth in the name of the Lord: we Haue. withed pou good lucke, ve that be of the boule ofthe Loꝛd. | 27 Godisthe Lorde which hath he wed bs tight: binde the facrifice with cozdes, pea even vnto the hozttes of the altar, ; | — 28 Thou art mp Gob, and J will thanke ther: thou art mp God, and J will pate thee. — 29 Ogliue thankes vnto the Lord, kor he is graci· ous: and His mercie endureth for euer. Beati immaculati. Pſal.rig.. Lelled are thoſe that avébndefiled in oy the way-¢ wathe in the law ofthe 1020, | oe 2 Blelled are they keepe his tettimes lrNect ty Wes: elecke him w their wholeheart, — 3 For they which doe no wickednes: walke in his wayes. — ———— 4 Chou hat charged? that wee ſhall diligently Keepe thy commandements, 5 D that mp waxes were made fo Direct: that J might heepe thy ſtatutes. | 6 So thall J not be confounded: while J haue reſpect onto all thy commandements, i 7 «‘F will thanke thee with an vnkayned heart: when J thall haue learned the iudgements of thy righteouſneſſe. — Fie 3 J will feepe thy ceremonies: Dfexfakemenot biterly, 3 a In quo corrigit. ian (tees et \ X /Herewithall hata pong manclentehis wap; VY euen by ruling — felfe after topo, = Qt, — ee Euenit pe Se at —— IS re BOTS AY * * Ce ara gate — te te — ey ae: \ 29. — a ape - » Oat Ce Wee * 148 Ne, oon oP Ds , 4 ¢ - A 8 aie ae pen ae e/Vioneti, nexxvxtiti.day. 2 with mp whole Heart haue J ſought thee: O {et me not goe wrong out of thy conmmandements. 3 Thy words haue F Hid within mine heart: that Iſſhould not inne againk thee, ; : - ave thou,D Lorde: D teach ine thy lta⸗ utes. With my lippes haue J bene telling: of all the : Seren. of thy mouth. 6 F haue had as great delight inthe way obthy teſtimonies: as in all maner of riches. 7 & witl talke lle ceaalaenlon ana haue sree ona thy waye 8 Mydelight tall be in tetnen and Iwin not lorgetthy worde. KRetribue feruo tuo. O Do well vnto thy ſeruant: that J may liue, and " Reepe thp worde. 2 Dper thou mine eves: that J mayfee tie won⸗ derous things of thy lawe.. 3 Jama itannet vpon earth: D hide not thy commandements from me, 4 My foule beeaketh out fo2 the bery ferurent des | {i ive: thatithath alway vnto thyiudgements. 5 Chet hat rebuked the proude: and curled are they thatdoe erre from thy commatndements., 6 Oturne from me ſhame and rebuke: fo2 F haue keptthyteſtimonies. 7 Princes alfodid fit and ſpeake againſt me: but thy ſeruant is occupied in thy tatutes. 8 Foz thy teſtimonies are my delight: And my re get i Ad> — — ‘LVL0NCL). MexXxV. qay. Adhæſit pauimento. Me foule cleaucth to the duſt: D quicken thou me according to thy worde. 2' Jhaue knowledged my wares, and thou bear: del ine: D teach me thy ſtatutes. 3 Wake mee to vnderſtaͤnde the way of tip com⸗ — — and ſo tall J talke of thy wonderous orkes. 4 Wy foule melteth away foz very heauinelſe: cõ⸗ lort thou me according vnto thy worde. 5 Cake from me the = of lxing: andcaufe thou mæe to make much of thy law 6 ¥ haue cho en the wap of trueth: and thp indges ments haue F laide befoze me, 7, J haue Kicker onto thy telimonies: O Lozde confound me not. 8 J witlrunne the wap of thy commandements: when thow halt fet my beart at libertie. —— one. — gor inthe path oftypcommandes ments:for therein is my delire. 4 Encline my heart vnto thy teſtimonies: and not to couetouſneſſe. Oturne away mine eyes , leſt they vehoide va⸗ : nitie: and quicken thoumeinthy way, 6 D tablifothy wo2d in thy feruant: ;wot mar feare thee, 7 Cale away the rebuke thatZ ant alraide of for : | thy iudgements are Sg.iiii. 8 Behold, ae — —Moneth. Thexxv.day. 8 Behold, my delight is in thy commandements: O quichken me in thy righteouſneſſe. Et veniat ſuper me. L& thy lowing mercy come alfo vnto me, D L020: euen thy faluation,accozding onto thy worde. 2 So thalZ make anſwere vnto my blaſphemers: for my truisinthy wore, © 3 Dtake not the word of thy trueth btterly out of my mouth: for my hope ts in thy tudgements. —— ſhall Jalway keepe thy lawe: vea, fozeuer —— J wil walke atiibertie:fo2 3 feeke thy coms: —— 6 J wilſpeake of thy teſtimonies alfo, euen befoze Kings: and will not be aſhamed. 7 And my delight Hall bee tn thy commaunde⸗ iat which F haue loued, 8 Wyphandsatlo will J likt bp vnto thycomman⸗ dements, which J hate loued: and my ſtudie ſhall be inthy ſtatutes. Memor efto verbi tui. O hume vpon thy ſeruant, as concerning thy nti wherein thou bal cauted mee to put mp ruſt. The lame is my comfort in my trouble: fo2 thy worde hath quickenedDme, 3 Che proude hauehad mee —— in deriſi⸗ ON: pethaue J not ſhrinked from thy lawe. 4 Foꝛ Jremẽbꝛed thine erent aa O Lozd: and recetued comfort, 5 Fam horwibly alraide: fo the ongodly that lor⸗ 6 Chr fake “ta Monetn. hexXxV. day. 6 Thy Katutes haue ben myſonges: in the houſe of mypilgrimage. 7 J hãue thought vpon thy name,D Lord in the — and haue kept thy lawe. This J had: becauſe J kept thy commaunde⸗ ments. | Portio mea Domine. | Te artmyp portion, D O Loꝛd:Ihaue pꝛomiſed to keep) thy lawe. 2 Jmade my humble petitioninthypretence with * whole heart:O be merciful vnto Ine accordingto thy worde. 3 1Icalled mine owne wayes to remẽbrance: and turned mp keete vnto thy teſtimonies. 4 Fmadehae, and prolonged not the time: to heepe thy commandements, 5 Che congregation of the vngodly haue robbed me: but J haue not forgotten thplawe. | 6 At midnight J will rife togiue thankes vnto thee: because of thy righteous tudgements, . 7 J am a companton of all them that feare thee: and keepe thycommandements. 8 Che earth, O Hod, is full of thymercy:O teach ine thy fatutes, Bonitatem fecifti. (402, thou batt dealt gractoutly with thy feruat: according vnto thy word. 2 Olearne me trie onderftanding ¢hrowlenge: for F baue beleeued thy commandements, 3 Before F was troubled,F went wong: but now hyañue J kept chp worde. ¶Ehou art good and gracious: D teach mee thr ) Gatutes, | 4 whe proude haue — alie againt * fy . ning © er. Sek on saniny. We eV onety. He xxv.day. but, wilkeepe thy commabements with mp whole eart 6 Their heart is as fatte ag bzawne : but my Dee light hath bene in thy lawe. 7 Ft is gooͤd foz mee that J haue bene in trouble: that'd may learne thy fatutes. 8 Che law of thy mouth is dearer vnto mee: thert | thoutands of gold and ſiluer. Manus tuz fecerunt me. © 6a Sey. Ce Hy hands haue made nie, and fatgionted he} earr® se: D aiue nee onderftanding, thatZ oe | | Pag Map learne thy commandements, 2-4 2 Whey that keare thee, will bee glad SD wherrthepleeme: becaute Jhaue put | nity — in thy worde. 3 Iknowe (O Lorde) that thy iudgements ave eight: and that thou of bery faithtuinede bat cauted me to be troubled. 4 Olet thy mercikull kindneſſe be myp comfozt: ace cording Co thy word vnto thy ſeruant. 5 Diet thy louing mercies come vntome, that F may live: fo2 thy law is inp delight, 6. Let theproude be confounsed, for they goe wic⸗ kedly about to deſtroy me: but FZ will bee occupied in thy commandements. 7 Let ſuch as keare thee, and haue kno wen thy te⸗ ſtimonies: be turned vnto me, 8 Diet myheart be found inthy — that A - be not afbame Defecit anima mea. MP foule hath yoke fo2 thy faluation: a 5 bite a good hope becauſe of thy wozd. 2 Dine cies tong fore fo} thr ipo faving, whe 3 Ter 7 Moneth. Ehe xxv. day. 3 For Jam become like a bottell in the ſmoke:yet soz 9 not forget thy fatutes. 4 Pow matty are the dapes of thy feruant: when wiit thoube avenged ofthentthatperfecutenie? 5 Whe proudse haue digged pittes fo2 me: WHICH are not after thy lawe. 6 All thy commandements are true: they perſe⸗ cute me falllp,D be thou myhelpe. 7 They had almoſt made an endofme vpon earth: but J forſooke not thy commandements, 8 Oquicken me after thy loning kindenefie: and fothall Jkeepe the tettimoniesotthy miouty, Inzternum Domine. Opa, thy worde: endureth for euer in hea⸗ 2 “Eby trueth alſo remaineth front one reneratt: on fo another: thou haſt laid the foundation of the earth, and it abideth. 3 Chey continue this day according tothine ordi⸗ nance: foz all things ferue thee. 4 Fi my dselighthad not bin in thy lawe: Jchould dine periſhed in my trouble, : J will neuer forget thy commandements : foz wit them thou hak quickened me. 6 J am thine, oh faue me ; for Jhaue fought thy conimandements, 7 Che vngodly latde wapte fo2 me, to deſtroy me : buty will confider thy teſtimonies. 8 | fee that all things tome to an ende: but as commandement is exceeding broad, 3 Quomodo dilexi. Ae. what loue haue J vnto thy law: ati eb — Along is my ſtudy in it. Soe ning 62-3. Cr. Moneth. Ahe xxvi.day. 2 Chou through thy commandements Hatt made me wifer chen mine enemies: fo. thepareeuer with . me. 3 Jhaue moze vnderſtanding then my teachers: fo2 thy teltimonies are my ſtudie. 4 J am wiler then the aged: becauſe F keepe thy comunaidements, 5 FZ haue refrained my feete from euery euil way: that 9 map keepe thy worde. J haue not thrunke from thy iudgements: fo2 thouteachch me. 7 D howe ſweete are thy wordes vnto my theote: yea, ſweeter then bony vnto my mouth. 8 Through thy commandements F get vnder⸗ ſtanding: therefore FZ bate all wicked wares. Lucerna pedibus meis. * Com worde is alanterne vnto my feete: anda light vnto my pathes. — 21haue ſworne, and am ſfedkaſtly 8 2 Se to beepe thp righteous iudge⸗ ments. "3 4g ain croubled aboue meafure : quicken me(D ; 1020) according tothy wode. 4 Wet the free will offvings of my mouth pleate thee, O Lode: and teach me thy ſudgements. 5 My ſoule is alwar ttt myhande: yet aoe J not fozaetthplawe. — 6 She vngodly haue laide atnare for me: But pet Iſwarued not from thycommandements. 7 Tyy teftimonies baue F claimed as mine he- ritage foz euer: and why? they ave the berptoy of my heart. 8 J baue applped my — to kultil tb ttatutes ite alien: euen vntd the ende, —— — Iniquos Moneth. hexxvj.day. Iniquos odio habui. ie year then that imagine euiti things: bat inte doe F lowe. 2 Chou art my defence and hield: and my trull is in thy word. 3 Awapfrom me ye wicked: J will keepe the cont ; mandements of ntp Bod, 4 D tablifh mee according vnto thy woorde, that J * liue: aid let mee not bee diſappointed of my hope. 5 Holde thoume bp, and J thailbe fate: pea, mp delight halbe ever in thp Tatutes. 6 Chott hak tropendowne all them that depart from thy ſtatutes: fo2 they imagine but deceit. 7 Thouputtes away all the vngodly of the earthy like deofle:therefore F loue thy teſtimonies. 8 Wp fleth trembleth fo2 feare of thee:and ZF am ac fvaineof thy iuagements, Feci iudicium. [Peale With the thing that is lawlull and right: D giue me not over vnto mine oppreſſours. 2 Wake thou thy ſeruant todeltaht in that which 18 good: that the proude doe me no wong. 3 Wine epes are walled away wrth looking fo2 thy health: and kor Che word of (hp riahteoufneffe, 4 Ddeale with chp vito icp St thy lo⸗ uing mercy: and teach me thy ſtatutes. 5 Ham thyſeruant, Ograunt me vnderltanding: that 4 map know thy teftimonies, 6 It is time for thee Lorde to lap to thine hande: ſloꝛr thep haute deftroped thy lawe. o 7 F024 loue thycommãdements: aboue gold and as — pꝛecious ſtone. — Therefore holde J ſtraite att thy commie . — bemenits; 2 ; { eMoneto, ‘TL bexxy.day. dements: and all baile Smayes Ivtterly abhorre Mirabilia. ae : TT teftimonies ave wonderfull: therefore doeth itp foule keepe them. F 2 When thy worde goeth koorth: it giueth light and vnderſtanding vnto the ſimple. 3 J opened mymouth, and drewe in my breath: loꝛr mp delight was in thycommandements. 4 Olooke thou vpon mee, and be mercifull vnto —* : ag thou vſeſt to Doe vntothoſe that loue thy GIT, * 5.Odrder my Keppesin thy worde: and ſo ſhall no wickedneſſe haue dominion ouer me. 6 O deliuer mee from the w2ongtull dealings of mer: and fo hall Jkeepe thy conmmandements, 7 Shewe the light ofthp countenance bpon thy ‘feruant: and teach me thy Fatutes. 8 Wine epesauhout with water: becaule men Keepe not thp lawe. Iuftus es Domine. Ighteous art thou, O Lorde: and true ts thy iudgement. 2 The teſtimonies that thou haſt commaunded: are erceeding righteous andtrue, 3 My seale hath enen conſumed me:becaule mire enemies haue forgotten thpwodes, idle 4 Chy wore ts tryed to the bttermek: and thy ſeruant loueth it. ie 5 J Pamfmatt,and of no reputation; pet doe F not forget thp commandements, ree 6, Thy rightesuſnes is aneuerlatting righteouſ⸗ neſſe:and thylawe ts the trueth. 77rouble and heauineſſe haue taken holde vpon me :yet is my delight in thy wmnmandement J Bk Ue Ee Me FERS — Monethe Phe xxvi.day. 8 Che righteoulneſſe of thy teſtimonies is euer⸗ laſting: O graunt me vnderſtanding, and J Hall iue. ——— Clamaui in toto corde meo. | 7% Cal with my whole heart: heave me,D Euenin | es Gy 020,95 will keepe thp Katutes, prayer. G € 2 Pea,euen bpon thee do F cali: Helpe Ime, and J thali keepe thyteſtimonies. eB ese «3 Carelyin the mozningdo¥ cry ott to thee: fo2 in thy word is my truſt. | 4 Mine eves prevent the night watches: that J might be occupied in thy wordes, — | _ §, Beare my bopce (D Loz) according onto thy grees Rindnefle: quicken me according as thou art ont. 6 They drawe nigh that okmalice perſecute mee: atid are karre from thy lawe. | Lae 7 Be thou nigh athand,D Loꝛd:foꝛ all toy com mandements aretrue, 3 8 As concerning thy teftimonies, Jhaue knowen long ſince: that thou bat grounded them fo2 ever. Vide humilitatem. O Coativer mine aduerſitie, and deliuer me: fo2 F doe wot forget thylawe. 2 Auenge thou my caule and deliuer me: quicken Me according Onto thy worde. 3 Health ts farre from the vngodly: fo2 they re⸗ gard not thy tatutes, ie | 4 Great ts thy mercie, O Logde: quicken me as «thou art wont, ie 5 Wany there are that trouble me, andperfecute — me: xet doe F notfwaruefromthptesimonies, . 6It grieueth me wher F lee the gst oo ‘ Monet, The xxvi. day. becaufe they keepe not thy lawe. 7 Conſider, O Lorde, howe F tore thy command⸗ dements: O quicken me according to thy lowing kindnelſſe. 8 Chy worde is true from euerlaſting: all the tudgements of thy righteouſneſſe —— fo2 euer⸗ — Principes perſecuti ſunt. | Pines haue perfecuted me without a caufe : but my heart ſtandeth in awe of thy wordes. 2 Jamas gladof thy worde: as one that findety gteat{poples, | 3 As for ives, F bate andabborre them: butthp {awe doe F lon 4Seuen times adap Doe F praile thee: becaute of thy righteous iudgements. 5 Greatis the peace that they haue which loue thy lawe: and they ave not offended at it. 6 Lorde. Jhaue looked fo2 thy faning health: and done alter thy commandements. 7 Wy foute bath kept thy tettimonies: and loued | tye exceedinaly, thes 8 J haue kept thy commandements and teſtimo⸗ ries: for all mp wares are before thee, | Appropinquet deprecatio. L& my complaint come before thee, od: give me vnderſtanding according tothy woe, = 2 Let mp (application come befoe thee: deliuer me according to thy worde. 3 My lippes ſhall ſpeake ofthy praiſe: when thou halt taught me thyſtatutes. 4 Dea, my tongue hail ſing of thy worde: : for all — tbo commandements are righteous, “5 Lee thine bande —* me; * J haue choter ty “he — ——— — ek ee pe 5* + vB nie Se Eee oe oe a a * > ee ee — — Moneth, The xvxvii.day. thy commandements. 6 J haue longed kor thy ſauing health Dione: and iñ thylawe is my delight, | 7 Oh let my foule liue,and it chal praile thee: and typ iudgements {hall beipe me, - ; 8 ¥haue gone attray like atheepe p13 loft: ab leene thyſeruant, foꝛ J do not foꝛget thycommandemẽts. Ad Dominum. Pfal.120, <= Hen FZ was tn trouble, Jcalled port Aornir the Xorde: and be heard me, rayer Jom 2 Welluer my foule,D Loz, krom ly⸗ bray er · BEX ing lippes: a from a deceitful tongue, set 3 UBHat rewarde ſhall be giuen or Donte onto tec thou falie tongue: euen mightte and ihatpe arrowes, with hot burning coles 4 Wo is me, that Jam conſtrained todwell with — Melech: and te haue mine habitation among the tents of Cedar. 5 Wy ſoule hath long dwelt among them: that be enemies vnto peace. 6 J labour foz peace, but when F {peake vnto themtycrect: they make them readptobattell, = Leuaui oculos, ° Pfal,121, |: : jee Wife dp mine epes vnto the hilles:from whence commethmy helpe. 2 Myhelpe commeth euen from the show: which hath made heauen and earth. (3 He will not luller thy loote tobe moued: and he that heepeth thee will not ſſeepe. | 4 Behowe, he that keepeth Itrael: chall neither llumber nor ſleepe. — 5 Ce Lorde him felfe is theheeper: the Hones | thy defence vpon thy righthand — * * that the ſunne * not burne thee by Day: — Dor neither sc Se eM oneth. The xxvii. day. — nieither the moone bynight. 7 The Loz waũ preterue thee from all euil yea, it * euen he that ſhall keepe thpfoule. 8 Che Loꝛd thall preſerue thy going out and thy comming in: from this time foo2th fozeuermoze, a Letatusfum, Pfal,122. | [Hoasatad when they ſaid buto me: we will go into: | the houſe of tie 020. 2 Dur feet hall ſtand in thy gates:D Hierutalews, 3 hHierulalem is butived asacitie: that ts at vni⸗ tie in it felfe, 7— 4 Foꝛ thither the tribes go bp, euen the tribes of the Lord: to teftifie vnto Ffrael,to giue thanks vnto the nameof the Lode. 3 5 foz there ts the feateofiudgement:euenthe feate of the boule of Maid, - _ 6 pꝛap for the peace of Hieruſalem: they thall proſper that lore thee. 7 Peace be within thy walles: and plenteoutnes ‘within thy palaces, 8 for ny beethzen and companions fakes: F wil With thee profperitie. a, Dea, becaute ofthe houte of the Loꝛde out God: J will ſeeke todoeethee good. dtelenaui oculosmeos. Pfal,12 3. Virto thee lift FZ bp mine eyes: D thou that dwel⸗ left inthe heauens. 2 Behold, een as the eves offeruantslooke brite the hand of their maſters, and as the eies of a maiden vnto the hand of her miſtres:euen fo our epes wapte vpon the Lord our God, vntil he haue mercie vpõ bs, haue mercie vpon bs, Lord, haue mercie vp⸗ es _ obs: fo2 we ave btterlp defpiter, 4 ae foule is filled wih the — — eAoneth. Thexxeij.day. of the wealthie: and with the defpitefuineste ofthe _ prowde, Lipide | — — Niſi quia Dominus. Pfal.12q4, 0 | Ii the Lod himſelfe had not bene on our fide (nom Amay Gfirael{ap:) ifthe Lode himſelfe pad not bene on our fide when men role vpagaiuſt bs. “2 Ghephadfwaltowed bs opauicke: when they were fo weathfullp difpleated at bz, 8 Pea, the waters had drowned bs: ¢ the ſtreame Hadgone ouer our ſoule. 4 The deepe waters of the proud:hadqonecueno- — ter our ſoule. $ But peatfed be the Lord: which hath not aiuers vs ouer for a pꝛay vnto their teeth, 6 Our loule tg eſcaped, euen aga birde out of the es — the fouter: the ſnare is bꝛoken, and we are des tiered, 7 , : 7Vur helpe landeth in the name of the Lode: which Hath made heauen and earth. ’ © Quiconfidunt. Pfal.r25, TS that put their truſt tn theo2d, hall be euen as the mount Sion: which may not be remoued, but Landeth fat fo euer. 7 2 Che hilles and about Hieruſalem: even fo ſtandeth the 02d round about His people, from this time forth fo2 euermoꝛe. 3 For the rod of the vngsdlycommeth not into the {ot of (he righteous: lef the righteous put their hand vnto wickedneffe. 4 Woe well, O Lod: vntothoſe that be good and trite of heart. 5 As forfuch as turne backe vnto theirowne wie: kednelle: the Lod chall leade them toorth with there Will doers but peace ſhalbe vpon Iſrael. — oneth. NTe vxxvij. day. Imn conuertendo. Pfal,r26, ar GCs Hers the Lorde turned pe i OA uitie of Sion: then were we like vnto them that dꝛeame. eo. 2 Chen was our mouth filled with IIE A iauig ghter: andour congue with ioy. + Chetapbe they among the Heathen: theLode ” | path done great things foz them 4 Pea, the Hopde pat Dore great things foabs — alreadie: vhereoi we reioyce. 5Curne our captiuttie, O Loꝛde: as the rivers inthe South, 6 Chey that fowe inteares: fhallreape in i ioy. 7 Heethat now goeth on his way weeping, and beareth forth good ſeede: thal doubtleſſe come againe . With toy, and being His fheaues with him, : ifi Dominus. Pfal.127. Excytthe Loꝛd build the houle:their labour is but loſt that builde it. 2 Exceptthe Lord keepe the citie: the watchman waketh but in vaine. 3 It is but tot labour that ve haſte to riſe bp ear: pad folate take reft, and eate the bread of carefut- nefie: forfohegiueth his beloued ſſeepe. 4. Loe, children and the kruite of the wombe: are an heritage and gitt that commeth of the Lord. 5 Likeas the arrowes ti the band of the Grant: nuen foare the pong childzer, 6 Pappy ts the man that hath bis quitter kull of them: they hall not bee athamed when they fpeake ‘with thetr enemies in the gate. Beatiomnes, Pfal.r28 | Bien ate all they that tearethe Lord: and walke Moneth. Thexxviiday. — «2 ~Ffoz thou that eate the labours of thine hands: D weil ts thee,and happiethaltthoube, — 3.Thr wife hall be as the kruitelull bine: vpon the wallesofthineboufe, = 4 Chypchilden like the oliue branthes: rounde a⸗ bout thy table, rat ae 5 Loe, thus hall the man be blefled: that feareth the Lorde. 6 The Lord from out of Sion hall fo bleſſe thee: that thou thalt fee Hierulatem in profperitie all thy life long. ne: : big a 7 Dea, that thou fhalt ice thychildrens children: and peace vpon Ffract.. 7 | Szpeexpugnauerunt, Pſal. 129. Mae a time hatte they fought againſt me from myppouth op: (may Iſrael nowe fay.) 2 Pea many atime haue they dered me from my youth bp: but they haue not preuatied again& me, 3 Che plowers plowed vpon mp backe: andmade fong furrowes, — — 4 But the righteous Lord:hath hewen the ſnares of the vngodly in pieces. | | 5 Let tyent be confounded ¢ turned backewarde: | asmanpasvauceuwilat Sion = 6 Let them be cuen as the qrafle growing vpon tye boute toppes: which withereth afoze it be pluc⸗ ie Bhereot the mower alleth not hishanve: net © ther he that bindeth bpthe weaues his boſome 8 Spo that they which goe by, fapnotfomuchas _ thesLond profper pou: we twit pou gooptucke inte name of tye Lorde. SR —— ee Yh in. Moneth. The xxviii. day. Deprofundis, Pſal.izo. | Ox of the deepe haue J called vnto thee (xD \ 1020: ) Loꝛd heare my voyce. 2 Oh let thine eaves contider weil: the voyce of my complaint, 3 Fl chow Lod wilt be extreeme to marke what — amilſſe: of Lord, who may abide it? A Foꝛ there is mercie with thee: therefore halt thou be feared, 5 3 looke foz the Lorde, my foule doeth warte fiz Him: in His word ts my truſt. 6 Myloule fleeth onto the Lord: before the mor⸗ ning wateh,F fay, before the mozning watch, 7 O Iſrael truk in the Lorde, fo2 with the Lozde — and with him is plenteous redemp⸗ "3 And he chall redeeme Iſrael:from all His ſinnes. Domine,noneft. Pſal. 131. 1833 Jam not High minded: Jhaue no proude 2 ct “ty not erercife my felfe in great matters: which are too high fo2 me. 3 But J retraine myſoule, and keepe tt lowe, like iba childe that is weanedfrom his mother : vea, my foie iseuen as a weaned childe. 4 D Ffrael truſt in the Los: krom this time korth fo2 euermoꝛre. Memento Domine Pialiagee os ; ning SPBxXSc-e Drde — Bauid: and all bis er a1 OS oS eae Dow befware vnto the Lord:and \'76 bowed a howe vntothe almightie God 5 Of Jacob. 2 J wilt a Moneth. The xxviij.day. 3] wil not come within ð tabernacleot my houle: — cline bp into my bed, 4 FJ will not tuffer mine eves to fleepe , 1102 mine eve lids to ſſumber:neither the temples of; mp beadto take any reff, 5untill J finde out aplace fo2 the temple of the Lape: att Habitation foz the mightie God of Fas 6 Lo, we heard of the ſame at Ephrata: afound if in the wood, 7 We will aoe into his tabernacle: and fall lowe on our knees before his footeoole, 8 Avife,D Lod, into thy reſting place; chougthe arke of thyſtrength. 9 Let thy Puieſts be Cothed with righteouſneſſe: and let thy faints fing with ioyfulneſſe. lo For thy ſeruant Dauids fake: turne not away fhe prefence of thine anoynted. TL Che Lord hath made a faithful othe vnto Da⸗ uid: and he ſhall not Heinke front ie. | 12, Of the fruite of thy body: chall Iſet vpon typ eate 13. ‘Fe egy children wil keepe my couenant,and my teſtimonies that J ſhall learne them: their children st ſhall fit bpon thy feate fo2 euermoꝛe. 4 Fozrthe Lord hath chofen Sion to be an habi⸗ tation fo2 him ſelfe: he hath longed fozber, — 15 Chis ſhalbe my reſt fo2 euer: here wil J dwell, Pe fo?' E haue a delight therett,. 6 Jwill bleſſe her baits wth enreveate: ¢ will ee fatifae her poore with bzead. 17 Jwill decke her ries wit beat and her — faints — and ſing. Hhãiii. 38 There Moneth. The xxviij.day. 18 There hall Z make the horne of artid to flor rifh: Jhaue ordeined alanterne fo2 mine anointed. 19 48 foꝛ his enemies , ZF hail clothe them with fhame: but vpon himſelfe hall bis crowne — Ecce quam bonum. Pfal.13 Pehow How good andtoptulla thingie is: brethien todwell together tn vnitie. 2It is like the prectous ointment vpon the head, that ranne dewne vnto the beard:euen vnto Aarons beard, wentdowne to the ſkirtes of Hts clothing. 3 Like as the dewe of Hermon: which fell bpon the bill of Sion. 4 Foꝛ there the Lozde promiſed His bleſling: elite. fo2 euermoe, Eccenunc, Pfal.134 Bevene (119%) pratle the Lome: all peferuants of the Lord. 2 Oe that by night ſtand in the houſe of the Lozd: euen inthecourtes ofthe boule ofourGod, — — bp pour bands in thefanctuary: and praiſe the Lord 4 Che Lorde that nade Heauen and earth: giue eee bledtine outof Sion. - Laudatenomen. — Pfal.13 O Pzavle the ordlaude pee the mente ofthe Lod: pratfe it,D ye feruants of the 1020. +2 De that ſtande in the houſe cf the Lozde: in the courtes of the boute of our God. 3 Opratlethe Lord kor the orde is gracious: O¶ Ging praites vnto His nante,fo2 it is louely. 4 Forwhy? the Lorde Hath choſen Facob vnto binatete and Flraelfozbigownepolefiion, 9 aie bass thatthe Lorde is * and that our eNMoneth. The xvxviij. day. our Loꝛd is aboue allgods, ; 6 What ſoeuer the Lorde pleated, that Did hee in | ete anid in earth: andin the fea, and in all deepe ace 7 Pe bringeth forth the cloudes from the endes of the worlde: and iendeth foorth lightnings with the raine, bringing the windes out of his trealtres, 8 Hee ſmote the firt bozne of Egypt: both of man and beat, 9 He hath lent tokens and wonders into the mid⸗ deft of thee, D thou land of Egypt: bpon Pharao and all his ſeruants. I as He finote diuers nations : : and flewe mightie in Sehon king ofthe Amozites,and Dg theking of Batan: andail the kingdomes of Chanaan. 12 And gaue thetr land to be an heritage: euen art heritage vnto Ffrael his people. _ 13 Chyname,D Lod,endureth fozeuer:fodoeth tt memotall,O Low, from one generation to ano⸗ er. 14 Foꝛ the Loꝛde will auenge his people: and bee — vnto his ſeruants. 15 As for the images ofthe heather, they ave but ſiluer and golde: the wo2keofmenshands, 16 Chey haue mouthes, efpeake net: eves baue — they fee not. | 7 Ghephaue eares,¢ pet thep heare not: neither is tere any beath tn thetr mouthes. 13° Chey that make them, ave tthe brite them:and fo ave ali they that put their truſt in them. 19 Pratle the Lorde pe houte of Iſrael: Gprarte pe J Lorde ye houſe of Aaron. Se 20 MPrarle the Lord pevoute of Leut: — ning Tew ore Aoneth. The xxviij. day. the Lozd,peatte tie Lor, +21 Prayled be the Loz out: of Sion: which nivel ieth at Hieruſalem. — Pfal.136, sw, Give thankes vnto the Lorde, forheis NS: tee a and his mercy enduretl fo2 Dq 2 D giue thanks vntothe (od of alt aD =A GODS: fo2 His mercy endureth foz euer, 3D channe the Lord of all lordes: fo His mercie endureti fo? etter, 4 Which onely docth qreat wonders : foz his mer⸗ cie endureth fo2 ever. 5Which by his excellent wiledome made the hea: awit fo2 His mercie endureth fo2 ever. 6 Which latde outthe carth aboue the waters: for — His mercie endureth fo2 ever. 7 Which hath made qreat lights: for bis mercy ert dureth foz euer. 8 —— torule the day: for his mercy endu⸗ veth fo2 euer. EThe moone a the arres to gouerne the night: fozbis mercy endureth foreuer. 10 Which fmote Egypt with their firtt borne: ĩor His mercy endureth for euer. 11 And brought out Iſrael from among them:lor his mercy endureth koreuer. 12With a mightie hand and ſtretched out arme: for bis mercie endureth ſoreuer. 13 Which diuided tye redde feain two partes : for bis mercyendiuveth fozeuer, 14 Andmade Iſrael to goe through the middett of it: fo2 big mercicendurethfozeter, : ¥S But as fo? Pharao #bis bot, heoueritunme Moneth. T he xxviti.day. dine in the red fea: foz bis mercie endureth for euer. 16 Which led his people through the wildernes: fo2 his mercie endureth ſor euer. 17 wWhich ſmote great Kings: kor his mercie en⸗ dureth foreuer. 18 Pea,and ſlue mightie kings:lor his mercie en⸗ dureth for euer. 19 Sehon bing ef the Amorites: kor his mercie endureth fo2 euer. 20 And Dg the king of Balan: for His mercy ett dureth fo2 ever, 21 And gaue awaxꝝ their land fo2 an heritage: to: his mercie endureth tor euer. 22 Euen for an heritage vnto Iſrael his ſeruant: kor his mercie endureth foz etter. 23 Which remembzed bs when Wwe were tn trou⸗ bie: for His mercie endureth fo2 ener. 24 Andhath delivered bs from our enemies: fog His mercie endureth fo2z ewer 25 which atucth foode to all fleſh: fo2 bis mercie — fozeuer 26 O giue thankes vnto the God of heauen: fo2 His mercie endurety fozeuer, 27 D glue thankes vnto the Lorde of lordes: for His mercie endureth fozeuer, Super flumina. Pſal. 137. Bz the waters of Babplon wee fate downe ¢ wept : when we remembred (thee) D Sion, 2 As fo2 our barpes, we hanged thembp: vpon thie trees that are therein. 3 For they thatted vs away captiue, required of vs then a ſong and melodie in our heauines fing vs one ofthe ſongs ot Sion, * Howe Mall we fing the Lopdes — —— ange AMoneth. The xxviii. day. range lande? 5It F forget thee, © Pierufatem: fet my right par forget her cunning. a 6 If J do not remeber thee, (et my tongue cleatte to the rooſe of my mouth: yea, itJ peeterre not Hieru⸗ ). falemininy mirth, 2 9 ‘Remember the children of Edom, D Love, i itt the dar ot Hieruſalem:howe they fatd. Bowne with >. tt Doone with it, euen to the ground, / J 8 Odaughter of Babylon, watted with miferie: F —— yea, Happie hail be be that rewardcth thee as thou _ yatflerucdds. | — 9 Blefled hall he be that taketh thy chilazent: and ;) thrower them againſt the tones. — Confitebortibi, Pfal,138. 4 nein heart: euen before the gods woul F fing patie vnto thee. 2 FZ will worchippe towarde thy holy temple, and praiſe thy name,becaufe of thy louing kindenes and tructh : fo2 thou batt magnified thy name, and thy worde aboue all things, 3 HOben F called vpon thee, thou heardeſt me:and enduedſt my foulc with much ffrength. : 4 All the kings of the earth hall praiſe tice, D 5 Dea, thep hall fitig in the wayes of the Lorde: ‘that great isthe qlo.pottie Lod, | 6 For though the Lord be high, pet hath he reſpect vnto thelowlp: as foz the proude,ve bepoldeth them afarre of, 7 Though J walkein the middes of trouble, yet | thatt thou tefreth me: thou thatt ſtretch foorth thy a. “sepa _ the furioutnente. of mine enemies, and win giue thankes vnto thee, O Lode, withmy — Lorde: for they haue heard the wordes olthy mouth. thy eMoneth. | The xxix.av. thy right hand chall ſaue me 3 The Lord ſhall make good his — sinbriett towarde me: pea, thymercy, D Lorde,ervurety fo2 han defpife not ther the woorkes of thine owne handes. | Doniine,peobatt; Pfal. 139. — xonꝛde chou halt learches mee ote, a Mornin > hnowern me: thow knoweſt my downe prayet. ltting, and mine vpriſing, thou vnder⸗ Ne wr fandet my thoughts long before. Bog 2 Chouatlabout my path, anda: bout my bed: andfpiefoutallinpmapes, 3 Ffo2loe, there ts not a worde in mytongue: but thou, O Loꝛd,knoweſt it altogether. 4 Thou halt fatvioneb me bepinde and befozt-an layde thine band bpon me, 5 Such knowledge is too wonderfull and excel: ent forme: Icannot attaine vnto it. 6 whither hall F gothen from thy {pirit:o2 wht , ther thatl J goe then from thy pretence? 1 7 BEF clime hp intobeaven, thou art there: it 3 got downe to hell, thou art there alſo. | 8 F&F take the wings ofthe mozning :¢ remaine in the vttermoſt partsofthe Sea. 9 Euen there allo ſhall thp hand leade me:and thy _ Light hand fhail hold me. io Af Flay, Peraduenture the darkenelle halt couer me: ther fhall my night be turned to day. mee 11 Pea, the darkenelſe is no darkneſſe withthee, but the night is ascleare asthe day: the davkenefle ——— and light (to thee) are both alike. ave 2 Formvpreynes arechine: thoubatt couereD ie. aes in my mothers wornrbe, . ne — B a will give thankes entodher,f0r9 arn feats Wine 6 there wagnoneof them. Aoneth Thexxix.day.- fully and ————— made: marueilous are thy — thatinpfoulehnowethright well. 3 $i bones are not hid from thee: thouah J bee : —— — y,andfathioned beneath tn the earth. 15 Whine epes otd (ee my ſubſtance, yet being vn⸗ * periect: and. in thy booke were ali mp mentbers weit⸗ ten ae Mhich day by day were Fathioned es ag yet * Howe deare are thy countailes vnto God: O how great is the ſumme olthem? 18 FEA cell them, they are moe in: numberther the fand: whet F wake vp, Jam prꝛeſent with thee. 19 wilt not tpoutlay the wicked, O God: depart from mee bloodthirſtie men. pu 20 For they {peake bnvighteoutly againt hee: ; and thine enemies take thp name tn vaine. 21 Woenot F hate thems,D Lorde, that hate thee: and am not J grieued with thole that rile vp againſt ee? 22 Dea, J hate them right fore: euen as though | they were mire enemies, "23 Crieme,D Gad, andleeke the grounde of mp Heart: proue me,anderamine my thoughts. 24. Looke weil if there be any wayot wickednelle inme: and leade me in the way eucriating, Estee me Domine. Pfal.140. _ pete mee D Lorde from the euill man: and preſerue me from the wicked man, 2 Which imagine mifehiete tn their hearts : ana ſtirre vpſtrife all the Bay tong. 3 Chey Have tharpened their tongues like a fers - it system 18 vnder — uippes. ie Moneth. The xxix. day. - 4 Keepeme, O Lorde, fromthe hands ofthe vn⸗ » only: pꝛeſerue me from the wicked men, which are purpoted tosuerthzowe my goings, 5 Che pwudehath layde a tare foz me, and fpted anet abzoad with cordes: yea, and fet trappes in my way JItaid vnto the Low Shou art my God: heare the bopce of my prayers,D ow >7T DLow God, thou trensgth ofmybealth : thou Hatt couered my head intheday of battatie. : | 8 Petnot the vngodlyhaue bis deſire, D Lome: let not bis miſchieuous imagination proſper, leat they be too ppoude. Pet the miſchiefe of their owne uppes fall vpon the head of them: that conpaſſe me about. . 1o Let hotburning coles fail vpon them et them be caſt into the fire, and into the pit, that they neuer rife bp againe. 11 Aman full of wordes.thal wot proſper vpon the reg euil halhunt the wicked perfor to ouerthꝛow int, 12 Sure J am that the Lorde will auenge the poore: and maintaine the cauſe of the helpeleſſe. 13 Che righteous alfo ſhall giue thankes onto thy name: andthe tut hall continue in thy fight. “‘Domine,clamaui. Pfal.141/7 [ 22% Icall vpon thee, haſte thee vnto me: and conſider my voyce, wher Icrie vntothee. 2 Let my peaper be fet foorth in thy fight as the incenle: andiet the lifting bp of mrhands be an eue⸗ ning facrifice, ? 3 Seta watch (D amo! befoze my mouth: and Beepe the dooze of my lipp 4 — — — to agentes: 4 oF MA oneths: * Crh xxix day. = log me not be occupied in vngodiy Workes, With the men that worke wickednelle, leatt J.eate ~ a : things as pleaſe them, 5 Letehe righteous rather tmite me frienbly:aud veprooue mes 3g1 6) 6 But let not their precious batmes breake mine Head: vea. J will pray pet againk their wickednes. 7 Let their Judges be ouerthrowen in ſtonie pla⸗ | * ob they may heare my words fo2 they arefweete. ening © ayer. 8 Murbones lie fcattered before the pitte: like ag when one breaketh eheweth wood bpontheearth, 9 But mine eyes looke buto thee, DO Lode God: in thee is my trut,D cal notout mpfoute, —- o' Aheepe me from the Inare which they hate laid for me: andfrom the trappes ofthe wicked Doers. 11 Letthe vngodly fal inte their er cleat to» : gether ; aiid let me ever cape them, Noce mea ad Donnacm. Pſal. 420) * Cryed vnto the Lorde with my voyce $ ro Ne &e pea euen vnto the: Logbe didg make — iy iupplication. ‘ ) FV: “2 poled out my contptaints be- eS fore him: € ſhewed him of my trouble. : When my ſpirit was in heauines, thou kne weſt my path: inthe way sebbbi ee ring hatte ther — widẽſi ano mpi it landeotthe eliuing. laid a ſnare for me 4 ¥ looked alfobponmpriabt hande: and fawe there was nomanthat would knowe me, - 5 3 bad no place to fice bute: and no man cared lor my ſoule 6 Jcrpyed vnto thee,D Lode, and layde thou art 7 Cont: eMoneth. Thexxix.day. ie Confider my complaint:for J am brought bery 8 ‘© deliver mee from my perfecutours : fozthep are too firong fo2 me, 9 Bring my ſoule out ofprifon , that'Z may give thankes britothy name : which fying tf thou wit graunt mee, then thall the righteous retort vnto my coMtpaiiy, Domine,exaudi. Pfal.142, | | HiEate mp prarer,D Lord, and conſider mp Delite: hearken vnto mee lor thy tructh and vighteout . nefle fake. 2 Andenter not intotudgement with thy teruant: fo? in thy fight hal no man liuing be tuttified, | 3 #fd2 the enemie hath perfecuted my foute , hee " bath ſmitten my life downe to the grounde: He hath Jayde mein the darkeneſſe, as the men thathauebene long dead. 4 Cherforeis my ſpirit vexed within me: and my Heart within me is deſolate. 5 Pet doe F remember the time pal, F mute vpon alt thy wo2kes: pea,'F erercife my felfe in the workes of thy hands. 6 Iſtretch ſoorth my handes vnto thee: my foule gafpeth vnto thee as a thiritie tana, 7 Beare me,D 102d, and that foone, for my ſpirit Warethfaint:hide not thy face from me, leaſt Jbe like vnto them that qo downe into the pit. | 3 D ietme heare thy louing Binoniette betimes in the morning.for in thee is mytruſt: thet thou me the iad I fhoulde waike in , ſor . Ife mp my foule — 9 D2eliuer me O ra ome mine enemies ft emia: J — Moneth. Thexxx.day. to Geach mee to doe the thing that pleateth thee, fo2 thou art my God: tet thy louing {piviteleade mee korth into the land of righteouſneſſe. | 7 Il Quicken me,D Lord, korthy names lake: and - fo2 thy righteouſneſſe fake bring myſoule out oftrou⸗ Bele. | | : 12 Andofthpaoodnelle flay mine enemies : and — all them that bere my ſoule, for J am thyſer⸗ Want, aS: : ; Benedictus Dominus. Pfal.144, qs — Lelled bethe Lorde myſtrength: which Sy teacheth mp handes to warre, and my lingers to fight. 2Mrhopeand my kortreſſe, myca⸗ Ellleand deliuerer, my delender inwyom FZ tru: which ſubdueth my people that is vnder ‘fing peaples bnto thee vpon a ten ſtringed Lute. — to Thou halk given victoꝛie vnto Hinges: ont Moneth. The xxx. day. faa — Dauid thy ſeruant from the perill of the ſw — — mee and deliuer mee from the hande of ſtrange childzen : whole mauth talketh of banitic, € their righthand is aright hand of iniquitie. 12 Chat our fonnes map growe bp asthe voung plantes; and that our rine map be as the pot: ae corners of the temple, 3. Chatour garners maybee fill and plenteous with ali maner of ſtore: that our theepe map bring forth thoufands, and ten thouſands in our ſtreetes. 14 Ghat ouroren may bee trong to tabour,that there be nodecap: noleading into captiuttic, and no vec agen Ne our ftreetes, Pappte are the people that bee in fuch a cafe: ; pea.blefied are the people which haue the Londe foz thety God. Bidleabo re DM. Pfal,145, peu inaanifie thee, D° God, mp jun and J will papte thy name for euer and euer. 2 Cuerpday will J giue thankes vnto thee:and prarte thy name ſor euer andeuer. 3 Great is the Lorde and marueilous worthy to be peapled: there is 110 end of His greatneſſe. 4 Mne generation thall pzaple thy worꝛkes vnto nother: arid declare thy power, 5 Asfor me ,F will be talbing of thy worchip: thy glorieechy pꝛaiſe, and wonderous wo2kes, 6 So that met. thatt ſpeake of the mightofthy — | — actes:and J will alfo tell of thy great: nefle 7 She memortali of thine aboundauttt hindwvefl ale fhewed:and men thai fing of thr ae ne e. J— : Monet Avi The xxx, day. 8che Lor is qvatious and mercitull:long fuffe: — Jwill fing peaites bntomy God. ; ring, and of great goodneſſe. 9 Che Lorde is louing vnto euery man: and his mercie is ouer all his wo kes. TP ers 10 Allehy workes peapte thee, O Lorde: and thy ſaints giue thankes butothee, . Ir -Ghev thewe the glorie of thp kingdome: a talke of thy power, — — J— 12, Ghat thy power , thy glorie, and mightines of thykingdome: might be knowen ontoment, 73 CThy kingdome is an cucrlating kingdome: € thr dominion endureth theoughout all ages.· 4CThe Lord vpholdeth alltuch as fall: and lifteth hpallthofethatbe Downe, 5 The eyes ofall watte bponthee,D Lopdesand thou giueſt them their meate in due ſeaſon. 16 Thou openeſt thine hand: and filleſt allthings liuing with plenteouſneſſte. it > * J ~~? * mt OOKLA Se 17The Loꝛde is righteous in all his wayes: and holy in all his woꝛrkes. Rug 8 The Lois nigh vnto allthem that call vpon him: yeã all ſuch as call vpon him taithtullie 18 He wil fulfill the delive of Chem that teare him: he allo will heare their cry, and will helpe tzhem. 20 Che Lowe preſerueth all them that loue him: but{cattereth abzoad allthebugodlpy, = 21 Dy mouth whall tpeake the pratte of the Lorde: and let all llech gure thankes vnto his Holy name foz euer andeuer. eto nee ® 7 - PRaile the Lorde .D my foule, while Fite will J " paatfe the Tord vea as iong as J haue any being, Lauda anima mea, Pfal.1 46, Moneth. Thexxxday. 2Oput not pour trult ir ———— in any child ofman: forthere is no helpeint 3 For whenthe breath strian qoeth forth, he halt pnd againe to his ¢ earth:and afr alhis choughtes J i 4 Blefled is he * hath the God of Jacob for his * and whole hope ts in the Lord his God, 5 which made heauen andearth, the ſea and all that thereinis : which keepeth bis promite fo2 euer. 6 which helpeth themto right that ſuſſer wong: Which feedeth the hungry 7 The Lod footeti A out of priſon: the Lorde giuety fghttotheblinde, 8 Theẽe Lord helpeth them thatavefatlen:the Loz careth fo2 the righteous. 9 Che Lorwdcareth fo2 the llkrangers. he detendeth the katherleſſe and widowe:as for the wapotthe vn⸗ godly, he turneth it vpſide do wne. 10 The Lorde thy God, O Stor, ſhall beking for euermore: and chroughout ali generations, __ Laudate Dominum. Pfal. 147. | Bzaple the Lorde, lor tt is a good ching — to ſing prapies vnto our God: pea, a prayer. Bes) Plopiull and pleafant thing tt ts to bee KX thankefull. S53} x The Lowe doth builde bp Hieru⸗ ae ; fem: and gather together the outcaſtes or Iſrael. * 3 He healeththoſe that are broken tn heart: eg ——— giueth medicine to heale their ſickeneſſe. 4 He telleth the numberof the ſtarres:a and cater them all by their names. ; 5 Greats our Loꝛd, and great is His powern ea and his wiſedome is infinite, ⸗CThe ve Melia: the mecke ; and brin ey FA ttt, Moneth. The xxx.day. che vngodly downe to the ground. 7 O ling vnto the Lord with chanktgiuing: ſing pꝛaxtes vpon the harpe vnto our God. — 8 Which couereththe heauen with cloudes, and A), pꝛepareth raine fo2 the earth: arto maketh tie grafic 7 growe vpon the mountaines and herbe fo2 the vſe men. —9 Whichgiueth fodder vnto the cattell: and lee⸗ deththe pong rauens that call vpon him, 10 He hath no plealtre in the ſtrength of ant hoetes neither delighteth he in any mans legges. But the Lordes delight ts in them that feare Him: and put thetr truſt in His mercie, 12 Pꝛarlſe the Lozde,D Hieruſalem: pꝛayſe thy _ 6,0 Sion, ) 3 Forhe ha ath made fat the barres of thp gates: . gc an ‘bath biefied thychildzen within thee, | He maketh peace tw thy borders: and lilleth ‘eve with the floure of wheate. 15 Helendeth foorth his commaundement bpon earth: and his word runneth very ſwiftly. 6 He giueth now like wooll: “and {cattereth the i oes frott life aſhes. 17 Becatketh loorth his yce like morſels: whois able to abide his frott? He fendeth out His worde, and melteth them: “te biowerh With bis winde, and the waters flowe, \ —* 189 Hee ſheweth hts worde vnto Jacob: his ſta⸗ eutes and ordinances vnto Iſrael. 20 He hath not dealtto with any station: neither é aa the heathen knowledge ofhis lawes. audate Dominum. Pſal. 148. — iB — osetia of heauen: — him in the — Prꝛaiſe Moneth. Thexxx day. - spravte him all pe angels of his : prayſe Him att — him Sunne and Moone:prayſe him all ree — and light. 4 Ieayte him all yee heauens:and pe waters thai” be aboue the heauens. $ Let thenpayte the name ofthe Lorde: for hee {patie the word, and they were made,he commanded, aid thep were created. 6 Hee hath made them falk fog ewer an euer: Hee bat) given themalawe which hail not be broken. a rare tie Lorde vponearth: pee dragons and alldeepes, | 8 Fire and haile, ſnow and ‘bapouts: winde and forme, fulfilling His wo2rde, Rea F Mountaines and hilles: fruitkull trees, and all Cedars. . I o Jpeattesan anid all cattelt: wormes, and teathered Ou 11 Hingesof the earth. and al people princes and all iudges ofthe wold, 12 Poung men and maydens olde men and chil⸗ dren, prayſe tie name of the Lord: for His name onlp is iat Alama his praple aboue heauen and earth. 3 Hee ſhall exalt thehome ofhis people , allhis - fairites ſhall pꝛayſe him:euen the childzen of Strat, euen the people that lerueth him. *— - Cantare Domino. Pfal, 149, lige: Ee Ceingene the Lord a new tangy let che congtes gation of faints prayſe hint, ce | ; 2 Let Iſrael retopce tn him that mane j tet the childzenof Sion be — r ere Ji .iiii. 4 See. oes fing praiſes vnto cuties tat ae — 4 forthe Lorde hat pleature in his people: and ” peipety themecke hearted... 5 Let the laints be foptutt with glory: Jet them Yes. Sov in their beddes. 6 Let the peavies of Bod bein cheir mouch ands (wo edged tworde th their han bi Day be auenged of the beaten ato rebute the ‘people 8. Cobinde their kings in chaines: ative nobles with linkes of yꝛon. 9 Chat they may bee avenged of them, as itis wꝛitten:luch honor haue all his faints. Laudate Dominum. Pſal. 1 50. pure Bod in oe hotlines : praiſe him in che five mament of hs power, : 2 Pꝛapylſe him in pie noble actes: poatte him ACCO Y= —— Moneth. Th tna to his excellent greatneſſe. 3 Praple hint it the ſound of the Crumpetspeaple him vpon the Lute and Harpe. Pꝛaple him in the Cimbailes a daunces: prayle | Hint dpon the ſtringes and pipe. Pꝛrarſe him vpon the weituned Cymbals: praite him vᷣpon the loude Cymballes. ec: — every thing that hath breath prarte the 020 # — ee cue “PINTS. -Certaine godly praiers to be vfed for fundrie purpofes. A Agenetall confeffion of finnessto bee faid cuery Morning Almightie God our heauenly Father, Kid WF contefle and knowledge, that J ama 1 Oe 4 piiterable anda wretched finner , and Ehaue manifold wayes mot grieuouſly rangrelled thy mot godly commaun dements though wicked thoughts, vngodly luſtes linfuli words ¢ deedes,committed all my whole life, In ſinne am 5 borne and concetued, andtherets no qoooncile in mee nas much as tf thow ſhouldeſt eu 2> ter into thy narrowe tudgement with mee, tudging ‘mee according onto the ſame J were never able to fufler and gvide it, but mutt needes periſh a bee dante Tied for euer: Spolitzie helpe, comfort , op fuccour is there either in mee, 02 in Any other creature. Dnelp this is mp comtoꝛt (D heavenip father) that thou diddeſt not {pare thy onely deare beloued Sonne but diddeſt giue Him bp vnto the moſt bitter, met oie and flaunderous death of the croſſe fo· pee might fo pap the raunfome for my fires, & iudgenent, Mill and pacific thy wath ; recone againe vnto thee, aud purchate me thy grace ant Nour ¢ euerlaſting lite. whereſore Hough tem rite of fis moſt bitter death and pafion,ana tye his innocent bloodſhedding, F hefeechthee, Oheas uenlptather that thou wilt bouchlatetobeqranous = ‘and merciful! onto miec,to ſorgiue & pitas tee = Godly prayers. itp ſinnes, to lighten my heart with thy holy {pirite, to renue contirme, and frengthen me with aright aperkect faith, to inflame mee in loue towarde thee and mp neighbour, that J map hencefoorth with a willing and glad heart, walkie ag tt becommeth me, in thy molt godly commaundements, a ſo gloriſie and praiſe thee euerlaſtingly. And alſo that ZF map with afree conſcience a quiet heart in al maner oftempta⸗ tions, afflictions,o2 neceſſities, and euen in the very pangs of death, crie boldiy and merily vnto thee, and ſay, I beleeuc in God the father almightie , maker ofheauen andearth, and in Ieſus Chrift,&c. Hut, D ‘Lorde God heauenip father,to cdmfozt my felte in af fiction and temptation with thefe articles of the Cheiſtian faith, it is not 1 my power,fo2 faith is thp gifte; andfo2 as much asthou wilt bee prayed bnito, and called vpon fo2 t¢,4] come vnto Hee, to pray and beteech thee,both fo2 that and fo2 all. other my necel⸗ fities,cuen as thy dearelp beloucd fonne our Saui⸗ our Jeſus Chit himſelte hath taught vs. And from the very bottome of mp heart Jcrie and ſay, Our fa- ther which art in heauen, halowed be thy name, &c. Prayers to be ſayde in the morning. Pa NE] Wercifill Lorde GD FA Heauentlp Fas 1 AS Nither I render mot biah laudes, prayſe p7eeg)) Hand Chanties onto thee, that thou bat Le gpeeterued mee both this night, and all =the tine and daves of mp life hither⸗ this dap , and the reſidue of my whole life , fron Deneeioorth tito thy tuition, ruling and gouerning PST BS BU ——— Godly prayers. _ tne With thy holy fpirié, that all maner ofdarkeneffe, of miſbeliefe, intidelitie and of carnall tutes and af: fections,map be dtterlp chafed and driuen out of mp. heart, and that J may bee iuſtiſied and faued both body and ſoule through a right and perfect faith, and fo walkein the light of thy moſt godly tructh , to thy glory and pratte, and tothepeofite and furtherance of my neighbour, though Jeſus Chit our Lorde. and Sauiour. Amen. | ; Al poſſible thanks that we are able, wee render Abntothee,D Lode Jeſus Chzitt,for that thou Hatt willed this night pat to be profperous onto be: and we beleech thee like wile to proſper all this fame Day bnto b3,fozthpalory, andfoz the health of our foule,¢ that thou which art the truclight.not hnows ING any going Downe, and which art the funtie eters atl giuing like, koode, and qladnes vnto all thinges, houcifafe to fhine ito our mindes,that we map not any where tumble tofall into any finne, but map - though thy qoodguiding and conducting come te thelifeeuevlating. amen, — | ce O¶ e Jeſus Chritt, which art the true hmneok ingdowne,, which by the mot wholefome appease erue TOL uen, as alſo that areon earth, webeleech tare mers cifully and fatrourably to thine into our hearts; that the night and darkenefie of fines > ane the ¥ myſtes oferrourson euerp fide dive aap, ok brightly Mining within our Hearts, wee may aliens life fpace goe without any ttumblingoz offerte, ana" miay decently and feemely walke (as iy d Godly prayers. * time being pure and cleane from the works oldarke⸗ rele, and abounding in all good workes which God Hath peepared for bs to walke in, which with thefas — ther and with che holy Ghok luck and reignelt foz e- Uerandcuer. Amen, | BOY O&% and Low Jeſus Chri, thon hnowell , pea, and batt alfo taught vs howe great the inſirmitie and weakenes of man is, and how certaine athing it is thatit catt nothing doe without toy godly helpe. If man trut to himſelle, it can not be guoyded, but that be muſt headlong runne and fall tito a thouſand vn⸗ Doings and mifchieies.O our father haue thou pitie and contpaflion bpon the weakenefle of bs thy chtl- Dee, be thow pret and ready toheipe bs, alwayes fhewinag thy mercy bpon vs andproſpering whattoe- - Ler we godly goe about? fo that thougiting bstight, we may fee What things ave truly good indeede:thou encoraging bs, we map haue an eared delive to the ſame:and thot being ourquide, we may come where to obtaine them:fo2 we batting nothing but miſtruſt in our ſelues, Doe yeelde and commit our ſelues full and whole vnto thee alone, which workeſt ali things in all creatures, to thy honour and glorie. So be tf, J Godly prayers. that Jmayalwayes bee founde fo walke and tine ak - ter thy will and pleafure , theough Fetus Chꝛiſt our oma and Sautour amet, | Se eA prayer conteining the duetie of euery true Chriftian, ey Wok mightie God, merciluli and lo⸗ uingktather, Iwretched ſinner come —vnto thee in the name of thy dearelp WN beloued fone Felus Chak my onelp lauiour and redcemer: and molt hum⸗ bip beteech thee for bis fake to bee mercifull onto me, anid to cat all my ſinnes out of thy fiabt and remem: pent et OLOUgD the merites of his bloodie death and paſſion. Powꝛe vpponme O Loꝛd)thy help ſpirite of wiſe⸗ dome and grace: Gouerne and leade mee bythy ho⸗ {yp woorde, that it may bee a lanterne onto mp feete, and alight bnto myſteppes. Sbhewethy mercy bp- on me, and folighter the naturall blindnes tdarke: nesofmyp heart, though thy avace, that Fmapdap- - ipberenewed bythe fame fpirite andarace: Optpe ~ which (O L020) purge the groſſeneſſe of mp hearing a And vnderkanding o F may profitably reade Hear and vnderltand thy word and heauenly w S and ntl all vice in mee, — expreſſe mykaith in thee: mercifutip hee Die: ble futeofthy ferwant, and grant metry peace es mydayes: Gracioutlypardon mine IAPs ae Godly prayers. Defend ine in alldarigersof body, qoods a name: but moſt chiefly mpfoule againſt all aſſaultes, temptati⸗ ons, accufations,fubtill baytes and ſſeightes of that oldenemic of mankind Sathan that roaring Lier, 4 ab #), (i = Godly prayers. of enemics, but with an infinite number , not onelp with flelh and blood, but with the deuill which is the prince of darkeneſſe, and with wicked men executors of his moſt damnable will: Graunt me therefore thp Grace, that being armed with thy defence, FJ map Land in this battell with an inuincible conftancie ae gaint all corruption, which F amcompatled withow euery fide , vntill fuch time as Fj hauing ended the combate, which during thisiife J mutt fufteine , in the ende Jmaxattaine to thy heavenly ret whichis prepared foz me and al thine elect, though Chriſt our Loꝛrd and onely Sauiour.Amen. $e Certaine godly prayers | for fundry dayes, ~ & Munday. soos Minightie God, the father of mercie, KF aNd God of all comfort, which onelp korgiueſt ſinne: forgiue vnto bs our ſinnes, good Lord, forgiue vnto bs our ſinnes, that by the multitude of thy 8 Ne > mercies they may be couered, and not imputed vnto vs, and by the operation of the holy Gholl, weemay — — haue power and ſtrength bereattertoreitinnesby = our Sauiour and Loꝛd Jeſus Chk. Amer, . Tuefday. ie Lowe GOD, which deſpiſeſt not Heart, and forgettett the finnes ana a nefie of a finner.in what houre focuenyt Mourne and lament His olde maner ot bi Ue s Pas s).8 its; a. i API ee —— Ae iO a graunt vnto bs (D Losde ) true contrition of heart, that we map vehemently delpife our ſinfull itfe pat, and wholiy be conuerted vnto thee,by our Sauiour and Lod Jeſus Chriſt. amen. Wedneſday. — — (Merci gacher· oy whofe power and ſtrength wee may ouercome our enemies both bodily and ghoſtly: graunt vnto vs.O Lozde, that accoꝛding to dur pronuſe made in our baptiſme, we map ouercome the chiefe enemies of ovr foule, that is, the deſires of the wozlde,the pleaſures of the fleſh, and the ſuggeſti⸗ ons ofthe wicked {ptrite: and fo after leade our tines int holineſſe and righteouſneſſe, that wee map ſerue and Lod Fetus Chriſt. Amen. ae Thurfday. - C)alimightie anideucriating God, which not onely giueſt euery good and perkect gift,but alſo encrea- felt thofe gifts that thou haft giuen: we mot humbly beleech thee(mercifull God)to encreaſe in bs the gift tice in ſpirite and trueth , and that by our Sautour . of faith , that we may truely beleeueinthee, andin thy ponte made vnto vs: and that neither by our negligence , nor infirmitie of the fleth, nor by qries uoulnetle of temptation.nettHer by the ſubtil crattes and aſſaultes of the deuill, wee be driuen from faith ou blood of our Sauiour and Lorde Jeſu Chak, Fryday, | 2. 2 en — expelled, | Godly prayers. — ee ee ES ae gunt dito vs > D mercifull God ( wee mot rtilp befeeche thee knowledge and true ming Of thy woorde, that all ignorance Crodly prers. expelled, we mapknowe thattoy wil and pleaſure isin all things,and How to doourductics, and true⸗ ly te walkein our bocation: and that alfo we mayex⸗ prefle in our liuing,thoſe things that we do knowe, that wee beenot onelpknowers of thy worde good Lorde, butalfobe workers ot the ſame by our faut ourend Lod Jeſus Chil, Ames, i Saturday, O Amightie God, which hak prepared euerlaſting "life to all thofe that bee thy faithtull feruantes: Graunt vnto bs 1.020, ſure hope of p itfeeucriatting, that we being inthis mifctable wozlde , map haue fome taſte and feeling of ttin our hearts, and that not by our deſeruing, buthy the mevites and deſeruing ofour Sauiour and Low Jeſus Chriſt,. Amen. (erat GD PD, our onelpayde, ſuccour, and ſtrength at alltimes :qraunt vnto vs. O Loꝛd. that tn the time of profperitie we be not proude, and fo forget thee, but that with our whole Heart and Grenath we may cleaue vnto thee,and in the time of aduerſitie that we kal not into intidelitte.¢ deſperati⸗ on.but that alwayes with a conſtant faith , we map call for heipe vnto thee:graunt this,D Loꝛd. fo2 our aduocates ſake, and Sautour Fetus Chill, Amen, > Sunday, | ot wa ae O Amiobti⸗ and mercifull Lowe, which qite | vnto thy elect people the holy Oho, asa tte | pledge ofthpheauenty kingdome: Graunt tobs,D Lozde,thp Holy ipirit, that hee map bear witneſſe with our ſpirit, that we be thy chitozena heires genanne by the operations : t Rte ve seat Godty prayers. — thisloirit, we may kill all carnall luſtes, vnlawtfull piealures concupiſcences, euill aflections, contrary onto thy wil, by our Sauiour and Lord Jeſu Chu, - ee Amen. — A prayerfortruftin Gods | Se BC beginning of thefallofman, was truſt wanes tt Himlelfe. Che beginning of the reſtoring ase of matt, was dittruk in himlelle, andtrut in God. D mot gratious and mov wile quide,our Sa wiour Chik, which doeſt leade them tye right wap to immoztall vleſſedneſſe, which truely and vnfaig⸗ nedly truſting in thee, commit them ſelues to thee: Graunt vs, that like as wee be blinde and feeble it deede, ſo we may take and repute our ſelues, that we. — pꝛeſuine not of our ſelues tofee to our ſelues, but ſo karre to fee, that alway we may haue thee before our eyes,to followe thee, being our guide , to be ready at thy call moſt obediently and » to commit ourfelues wholly vnto —. thee that thou which onlykno we⸗ >. gt the way, marpettiecad bs the fante way vnto our Hea: uenly delires: to thee with ptather and ~— . theholp Ghoſt.be — gloryforeuer. Amen. Godly prayers. A prayeragainft worldly carefulneffe. EN Wott deare and tender father , our des Ni fender and nouritber , endue 63 with | hy grace that we may cattofi the great fi biindnefle of our mindes , and careful: ix Enes OF Worldly chings,and map put our i ſtudie and care tn keeping of thy Holy fawe, and that we may labour and trauaite fo2 our neceflis ties in this life, like the birdes of the ape , and the li⸗ lies of the fielde, without care ffo2 thou batt pomifed to be carefull fo2 vs,and Halt commanded that vpon thee we ſhould caſt ail our care: which liueſt and reig⸗ net world without ende. Amen. | A prayer againtt temptation, — NOW Lorde Fetus Chꝛriſt, the onelp tap and Lene fence of our moꝛtall fate , onr onelp BA OUey Shope ,ouronelp faluation, our glorie. Z Xin AR AND our triumpbhe , who in the fleth VAIN NS (‘wbich thou hadden for our oniycauſe taken vpon thee) diddeſt ſuffer thy {elfe to be tempted of Satan,and who onelp and atone of almen diddeſt vtterly ouercome and banquith finne , death, the wozlde, the deuil, and all the kingdome of Hells and. whatfoeuer hott Hatt fo ouercommed foe Out De Hooke it is that thou hat oucrcomnmen tt , 18! bers Hath it bene thy willto haue any of thy tetany, rene! P keepe battell, 02 fight with any of the rreaybe gu a but of purpote to rewarde bs with a CrowNe ee the moze glozie foz it; And to the intent at Moms 2 * Stier ag — 3 Shi, wigs 3 9 : @ BY. ts F + ae eee 4 F — By y Bee: x WY Ps” 62 a y Sapi.g. | Godly prayers. mighteſt like wile ouerthꝛo we Satan ttt thy mem⸗ bers, as thou haddeſt afore done tt thine owne per⸗ ſon, giue thou (wee beſeech thee) onto bs thy ſouldi⸗ ers, (D Lion mos victoꝛious ot the tribe of Juda) ſtrength againſt the roaring Liow, which continu: — ally wandzeth to and fro, ſeeking whom he may de- uoure. Chou being that fameferpent,che true giuer ot health andlife, that was nayled on Sigh vpon a tree, giue vnto bs thy ſeely ones, wilines againſt the deceittull awapting ofthe mot ſubtill ſerpent. Chow being alambe ag white as inowe, the banquifber of Satans tyrannie, giue vnto bs thy litle theepe the firength and bertucofthy tpirite, that being in our owne ſelues weake ann feeble and in thee ſtrong and baltant,we may withſtand and ouercome all ailauits of the deuill,fo that our Ghoſtlyenemymay not qlozy - obs, but being conquered though thee , wee map giue thankes to thp mercy, which neuer leaueſt them deſtitute that put thetr trulin thee, who liueſt and reigned God {oz ever, without ende, Amen, A prayer for the obteining of wifedome. PFA God of our fathers, ¢ Lorde of mercy, | aya ithou that halt made ail thinges with | | eS) Bthp wo2de,and ordeined man through a0 Wy, Achy wifedome,thathe thoulde haue des S este —— * —— . * J— aN i ee Ly Sep iu ADS )i2),) Be — 9 rang: Gish iPr Gek — $a — ——— ——— ——— aT. RSET: Saat a paral iets pr. ih —— ey gee ta 9 uh 9 fg " * = ty Som as 88 ae 3 J 3 ve se gia sepa shebiedla wie fie ie oth sy ae Sse hess giao teu: RBA ¶ A treatile made by /\thanafius the preac concerning the vſe and vertue oe | oss abit Lholie {criptures is certeinlie the feacher of all vertue and of the trae faith : but the booke of the pſalmes doth expreffe, aftcr a certcine maner,the berp ftate and condition of the ſoule. Foz as he which in⸗ = 5) tendeth to prefent himfcife toaking , Wwill Gri com⸗ Ie | Y<| pound swith himlelle to fetin good ozder both bis ge B24 \SS)| ure and ſpeech, ieaſt elfe he mightbe repated rave a and ignozant :enen fodoth this godly booke informe ali {uch as be Defirous to lead their life in bertac, and. to know the life of our fanioz, which he lead in his conuerſation, patting thent in mind in the teading thereof, of ail their affections andpaflions wherete sheir fouie ts inclined. ; MHozeouer,the plaims informe and teach enerp man With diuers inſtructi⸗ ong, whereby he map not onlie efpic the affections and fate of bis fonle,and te Win a good paterne and difciptine, how he may pleafe God, but alfo With What forme of words he map amend himlelfc,andhow to giue God due thanks, leak tf he ſhould {peake otherwife than were conuentent,be ſhould fall intoimpictp bp bis bnreuerent eſtimation of God , fo2 We mulſt all make an account te the iudge, as Well of our idic woꝛds,as our euill deeds. : EVE) F thereforethou wouldſt at any time defcribe a bleſſed man, Who be ts, Vd ES ib what thing maketh bim fo tobe: thon halk the 1, 32, 41,112,128, Eplalms. ses 2 Zt thou wouidſt rebuke the Jewes fo; their fpight they haue to Chzik, thou bal the pſalme. ‘ or wre: | * owne familiars purſue theẽ, and tf many rife againtt thee, fap the 3,143, plaling, RY : 4TIk thus in trouble thou hat called on God,and hak taried bpon his helpe and Would gine him thanks foz that he hath heard thee With his helpe, Gng the 4, 4°, 116 pfalms. — 5It that chou ſceſt that euill men lay ſnares foz thee, and therefoze deſireſt Gods eares to heare thp praiers,ſing the 5 pſalme. 6 Fé thou feeleſt Gods dzeadfull thzeats, and ſeeſt thy ſelle afraid of thes: thou maift fap the ¢,31,88 pſalms. 7 Pe any take counfell again thee, as Achitophell did again& Dauid, if thon be admoniſhed thereof,Gng the 7 pfaime. ' 8 Bt thou in bebolving the grace of our ſauiour {pread on enery fide, ſpecial⸗ Ne kor the reftozing of mankind te faluation, wouldſt ſpeake thereot in me dita⸗ tien to Gov, fing the 8 plalmne. % + EN ats ah, ig ce 9 7It lo againe thon Wiit fing in giuing thanks to God for the prꝛoſperous Gathering of thy krutes, vle the pfaime. 4 a SAE 10 It thon Souldtt haue thine aduerlarie kept backe, andthy foute aud, trot not in thp feife but in the ſonne of God, finging the 9 pfalme. pee 13 FE thon perceiueſt God tobe wzoth With his people,as thor RMA’ Aaa of ape Atreatife forthe vſe of thePfalme ~ ben them nothing, thon hol to pacific him tocomplaine thereof, thex0,¢0,74 pfaims. ; | \ wat * J — man Would put the in keate haue thou thy hope in God, and ſing therrpfsime. . : 13 Bf thow behoĩdeſt the pride of manp mers, and ſeeſt malice to abound. fo that tierets nogodlincfle among& men, reparre thentoGod, and fapthers — pfaime. 14 Be thine aduerfarie lie long in Wait again ye , defpaire not ag though ov sad forgotten ther, but cail bpon the Lord, and fing the 13,16,22 plaims, 15 Bithou heareſt any toblafpheme Movin his proutdence, benot partas oe With them in wickednelle, but make halk vnto God, and lay the 14, and ss pſalms. ~ 16 It thou deſireſt tc know who ts a citizen of heauen ſing thers pflalme, 17 It thos halk need ef pzaier for ſuch as be againſt the, and haue cloſed thy foule oneverp fice Gra the 16,17,87,141 pfalus. : ne -- 38 BE thon hatt efcapedfrom thineenimics , and art deliuered froin them Gho purlucd thee, fing thou the 18,22 pſalms. art 19 Bfthou doſt Meonder at the order of things created by God, confivering the grace of the diuine pꝛouidence, ſing the 19,24 palms. . 20 3 ae fet anpmaninaduerlitie, comfozt him and prap foz him with the ꝛo pſalme. 21 Ff thou percciuelt thp ſelke to be delended and ked by God, and to liue prol⸗ prrouflp,veioice therein, and fing the 23 pſalme. 22 Bf thine enimie conſpire againſt ther.tift bp thy loule to God and lay the 23 pſaĩme /and thou fhaitefpte them to labour but tn vaine again the, 23 It thine entmies clatter againk thee and go about swith thetr blody hand | to deſtroy thee, qo not thon about bp mans heipe to reuengett,foz al mens iudg⸗ ments are not rruttic,but require God to be iudge, foz be alone is iudge, and fap the 26,35,43 pfaime. —— hy 24 It they prelle moze fiercelie on thee, though they be in numbers like an ars medhoatt, feare them not Which thus rerertthe: as though thon wert not ans nointed and elect by od, but fing the 27 pſalme. 25 Bl thep be pet fetmpudent thatlap watt againk thefo that it is not law⸗ 7 et - thee to haucanp bocation bp them, regard them not,but fing to God the 4° pialme. —— 26 Bl thou wilt exhort and prꝛouoke kings € pꝛinces to ſubmit their power to God, and to regard his honour, fing the 29,82 plalms. | 27 Be thou renew and build thine honfe both of thy foule , whereto thou re⸗ — God to hoalt, and of thy tempozall habitation, fing the 30, 41, and 127 pſalms. 28 Itthou fel th p lelke had in hate, for the truths fake, of thp friends and hinffoike.ieane not off thy purpofe, noz feare them Which be againſt the, but thinke ou them Which fellow,and fing the 31 plaime. | 29 Bl thou beholdeſt {uch ag be daptifedand fo delinered from the coꝛrup⸗ — of their birth, przaile thou the bountikull graccof God, and ſing the 32 pſalme. er ; ay Bowl k 30 Bf thon delighteft tofing amonak many, call togither righteous men of godlizlife,and ing the 33 pfalre, * n Hbpehance hou fall amionglt thine ewimles, andret hall temanue - Atreatife forthe vfeofthePfalms. - efcaped them: tf therefore thou wilt gine thanks,calitogither mecke men, and fing the 33 pfalme, 0 gaareledg £4 t vestraltion cle tg 2It thou (ek wicked men contend among themſelues to bo milchefe, thinke not that their nature doth impell them bp neceflitre to worke fin again their will,sscerteine heretiks fuppole,. but confider this pſalme 36, and thou fhait perceiue that thep be to themfelues their owne occafion of ſinning. 33 It thou fet how Wicked men do much Wickednefle, and that pet Ginple foke praiſe ſuch; When thou wilt admoniſh any man not tofolicr them, to bee like bniethem,becaule thep thail be fhoztip rested ont and deſtroid: ſpeake bute thy ſelte and to otbers,the 37 pſalme. 34 It thon ha&oecrecd to take heed of thy felfe, e ſeeſt thine enimte apprech high the, as againft one When the aducrflaric 1s moze provoked to come With afiauit,and therefoze Wilt prepare thy ſelſe, ſing the 39 plaime., 35 Itthou lek many poze mento beg and Wilt ſhew pitie bntothem, thow maiſt both thp {rife receaue them to mercie, ¢ alſo exhoꝛt others to do the fame, Caieng the 4: pſalme. . 36 It thon hak a defire to Godward, and hearclt thine entmies to bpbzate thee,be not troubled, but confider what frute of immoꝛtalitie riſeth Suto thee fog this defire comfort thp ſoule With hope to God, and fo therein releeuing and af= fuaging the heauineſſe of thy life fay the 42 pfsime, 37 Fe thou wilt remember Gods benefits Which he did to their fathers both in thetr outgoing from Egypt, and in the deſert, andhow gud God was bnte —— but they vnthanktull vnto him, thou haſt the 44,78,89, 106, 114, and 117 pſalms. 38 FE thon haſt made thy rekuge to God, andhakefcapediuch trouble as Swas prepared againit the, tf thou wilt giue thanks and ſhew but bis kindnefie tothe fing the sé pfalme. : 39 Ff thou Wilt know how to gine thanks to God Whentheu dock refozt to him with afound bnderitanding,Ging the 47,48 pſalms. 4° Ff thon Wilt exhort men to put their truſt in the iuing God, who mints ſtreth all things adoundantip to gwd mens bie : and blaine the madneſſe of the Wold; Which lerneth their god Ms amnion fo ——— » fing the 49 pfaime. - | 41 Ikthou wouldſt callhpon the blind worid foz their wzong cenfinence of their bzute facrifices,and Hew them what factifice Gov mot hath required of theming the sopfalme. _ | 42 It thou halt finned and art conaerted and moued to do penence, defirous fo bane mercie thon haft the woꝛds of confeflion in the 51 pſalme. 43 Blthou bak {uffered faile acculation before the king, and fet the diuell totriuniph thereat go aſide snd fap the 52 pfainie, ; 44 Bf thep Which perfecare thes Lith accufations Would betray thee, asthe Phariſets did Felus,¢ as the aliens did Dauid, vifcomfort not thp feife thers wWwith.bat fing in god hope to Sov the 54,69,57 pfalms. AE 45 Zi thine sduerfaries Which trouble thee do bpbzaid thee , snd thatthep which fei ine to be thy frends, {peake molt againſt thee, whervpon tf in thy mes ete thon art ſomwhat grecucd thereat, thou maiſt call on Gov, ſaieng the p mg, * — 46 It perſecution come ſierce on ther , and bubewares chance toenter into the cane Where thou hidelt thp lelfe, fcare not, ay tn this ſtratght thon thait | 2 | aij, 5 "beng arv apparance and forms thereof thon matt fap the 87 plalme. Pk Atreatiſe forthe vſe ofthe Pfalms. ~ Hane expericnt words both ,ocomfort thee, andto put thee in vemembzance of his olb mercp With the 57,14 2 plalms. ‘Pag s ht a BE thon wilt confound hppocrits Which make glozions ſhews outward⸗ lie ipeake thetr conuerfion with the 58 pſalme. | | 48 Ikthy purfacrs command thy houſe tobe watched , When thor art efcas ped giue thanks te Gov, and graue tt in the tables of thine hart fora perpetual - remembrance, and fap the 59 plalme. / 49 It thine enimies cruelly aſſault thee, and Would catch thyplife , offer thp ſubieccion to God againſt them,and be of god comfozt : for the moze thep rage, the moze thail Gon ſubdue them,and fap the 62 pialme, 50 Bl thou tee leſt perfecution,and gettett thee into wiidernes fcare thon not, as though thon Wert there alone, but hauing Gov nigh to the, rifeto dtm earlp inthe mozning, finging the 93 pfalme. | §1 PEthine enimics Would put thee in feare,and neuer ceale tolap trains foz thee,and picke all maner quareis againſt the though thep be very many, giue ne place tothem, fos the barts of babes (hall be their deſtruction,it thou ſaiſt the or, 68,70,71 plalms. —— 52 It thou wilt laud God With a pfalme oz hymne, ſing the 65, 66 pſaims. 3 Itl thou aſke mercy of God, ſing the 67 pſalme. 64 It thou wouidſt fing to the Lord thou halt what te fap inthe 96, 98 plſal. 55 JE thou healt need to confelle God with thanks, fing the 71,76, 92, 108, TII,118,136,138 145 pſalms. — — 56 thou fectt wicked men pzoſper in peace, be not oſtended thereat, bat fap the 73 pfalme. 57 Itthine enimies haue befct the Waites Whither thou flea, and art theres by tn great angutth,pet in this trouble befpaire not, but pꝛay, and ifthp pzaice be heard, gine Goo thanks,and fap the77 plaime. 98 Fe thep perfecnte fill, and defile the houle of Gov, bill the elect, and calk their bodies tothe fowiles of the aire feare not their cracitie,but ſhew pitic bnte them which be in fuch agonte,and fay the 97 pſalme. 3 % $ 2 3 f thou wilt informe anp man With the mpiteric of the reſurrection, fing . the 8rpfaime. ; 60 It thou Wilt fing to the Loꝛd cal togither Gods fernants on the leſtiuall bay,and fing the 81,95,134 pſalms. , | 61 BE thine aducrlaries focke togither on euery fide, and thzeaten to deſtroy the boufe of God, and make their conlpiracies againſt the religion, tet not thete — and power trouble ther, foz thou batt an anchoz of the woʒds of the 83 aime. : f 62 Bf thou caſteſt an eye to Gods houſe and to bis eternall tabernacies, and batt a defire therctoas the apoftic had: fap thon alſo the 84 pſalme. 63 Ff Gods Wrath be ceafed,and the captinitic ended, thou halt caufe how to giuethanks to God With Dauid, recounting bis godneſſe tothe and others, With the 76,85,116 pſalms. 64 Pi thou wilt rebuke Painims and heretiks , for that thep bane not the knowledge of Hod tn them, thou mailt have an bnderftanding to fing to God the 86,115 pfalms. . _ 65 BE thou wilt fee and know the diffent that the catholike church hath krom ſchiſme and Would convert them.oꝛ to difcerne the church concerning the out= 66 It Atreatife forthe vfe of the Pfalms. . 66 BF thon Wouilds know how Moles praiedto God, andinhis meditation | recounting the bzittie ftate of mans life, deſired of God to direct ſo his ſhozt lile that be might follow wiſdome, read the 90 pfalme. we" 67 FE thou Would comfozt thy felfe anid others in true religion, ant tesch them that hope in God writ never {uffer afoule to be confounded but make te : Hold and Without feare for Oods protection, fing the 91 plaime. 68 Fe thou wilt fing on the ſaboth dap, thon hak theozplalme. 15 69 It thou Wilt fing on ſunday in meditation of Gods woꝛd, deſiring to bee inſt ructed therein, iwierebp thou malt rein Gods holp Will, and ceafe from all the works and doctrine of Daine men,renolue that notable pſalme 119. Jo Itthou wiit fing in thefecond nay of the faboth thou halk the 95 plaime. Bu r ZF thou wouldſt Ging bnto the Lord, thou halt What to lap in the 96, of pfalms. . 72 Fe thou Wilt fing the fourth dap of the faboth,fing the 94 pfalme : foz ther Sohen the 102d Was betraied, he began totake bengeance on Death, and totri- umph of it: therefore When thou readeſt the qofpell, Wherein thou hearelt the Fewes to take counfell again the Loꝛd, andthat he ſtandeth boldip againſt the dineil, then fing the fozefaid pfalme. 73 It thou Wilt fing on god· friday, thon haft a commendation of the pfalme §3,fo2 then Was the houle of Gods church butided ¢ groundly founded, though — the enimies went abont to binder tt : foz Which canfe fing to God thefongs of triumphant bictozp, with the fatd plalme,and With the 98 and 129 pſalms. 74 Bi there be any captinitie wherein thp houſe is laid walk and pet builded Sgainefing the oépfaime. — 75 Bl the land he vexed With enimies, e after come to any reſt bp the power of God, if thou wilt fing therefoze, fing the 97 pfaime. 4 76 Fe thou conſidereſt the pꝛouidence of God in his gouernance fo ouer atf, and Wilt inſtruct any With trove faith and obedience , When thon halt ir per⸗ {naded them toconfeffe themfelucs,Ging the 100,147 plains, 77 FB thou dock acknowledge in God his tudiciall power, and that in iudge⸗ ment he mixeth mercic,if thon Writ dzaw nigh Onto him , thon halt the words of this.pfalme 101,tothe end. 78 Bllozthe imbecilitic of thy nature, thou art wearie With the contirnall — and greels of this lile and Swouloct comtort thy feife, fing the 102 pfaime, pte 79 It thou Wilt giue thanks to God, ss tt is moſt connenient and duc, fo2 all bis gifts, Whenthon Wilt fodem,theu halk ho to reioice thp ſoule there vnto. With the 103,and 104 pſalms. . Meare 80 It thou wiit pꝛaiſe Hod, and aifo know how and for What caule,and With what back tei maiſt bef do it,confider the 113,117, 133, 146,147,148, 149, 150 pfaims. | 2 81 It thou haſt faith to ſuch things as God ſpeaketh, ¢ belceueſt that which . : in praier thon vttereſt, ſay the pſalme 116 to the end. 22 Bf thon ferielt thy ſeile to riſe bpward tn degreẽs of Weiliporking:@B hough thon faint swith amtPaule, J forget thole things which be befozeme, thou haft the 120 pſalme. 83 It thou be holdenin thaaldome bnder fraieng and Wandzing thoughts, and keeleſt thy feife dzawne by them, Swhereof thou art fozp, then Hap thy felfe from thenceforth , and tarry where thou hak foundthy leltcinfantt, it ther Downe tous Atreatiſe for the vſe ofthe Pſalms. downe and mourne thon allo as the Hebrue peopic did, and lay with them the 13*pſalniee J 84 Ikthou percetuelt that temptations be fent to pꝛoue thee, thon oughtc afterfach temptations to gine Gov the thanks,and lapthe 139 pfaime, e 85° Sf pet thou be in bondage bp thine enimies, and wouldlſt taine be deliue⸗ red, lap the 140 pſaime. os : - 86 Bf thou Wouldi pray and make fupplication,fap the 141,142,143 pſalus 87 It ante tppannous enimie rife bp againſt the people, teare theu not no moꝛe than Dauid did Goliah, but belerue ike Dauid, and Ong the 144 plaime, <> "$8: Fe thew art elect ont ot iow degreẽ elpecialue befoze othersto lame bocas - tion toferne thpbzethzen, aduence not thy felfe tm high againſt chemin thine | @ owne power, but give God his glozie who did chole the, and Gung thou the 145 ° faime. paket - 7 : 89. Bf thou wilt fing of obedience prailing Dod with Alleluya, thou halk the 105 106,107,108, 111,112,113 ,114,11 5,017,513 5,1 3,146,147,148, 349, and 150 plalmes. a | ; 90 It thou wilt fing ſpeciallie of our ſauiour Chrift, thon hak ofhtinin eue⸗ rie pfaime,but moft cheeflp tn the 25,45,110 pfakms. “she gt Such plaims as thew his lawful generation of his father, and his coꝛ⸗ poꝛalipꝛeſence,be the 11,69 plalms. tan sede tub ce 22 Buch as doprophecic befoze of his molt holpcrofie and paffion, telling Qh \. how manp — atlanis be luſteined foz bs, and how much be lſufftered, be \* the2,rr9 plalms. ils . 58 \\ . 93 gouth as cxprefic the malitious enmities of the Jewes, and detraieng of . C\ BYudag,are the 21,50,55,69572,109 plains, a Be 94 Such as defcribe bis agonicin his paffion,death and ſepulchꝛe be the 22, Spfaling.. . —— eh Ve ea * J * for his dominion and preſence in the flefy,read the 11 6 pfalene. \ > 96 Such as thew the gloztous refurrection of his bodie be the 24, 47 plalme. A \97 Such as tet out his efcention into heauen are the 23 96,98,99 plalms. \98 Ind that he ſitteth onthe right band ofbistather, the 110 plalme maketh maonilkelſt. | sgt = \: 99 Such as thew thathe hath authozitie of bis father to iudge expreſling his —* 9 nicigu power, both in condemning the diuell andall wicked nattons, are the “ON 72,50,82 plains. | | : : = ’ — — * * 9 | “> ¥ 5 a . pe : Be ge ‘ “ . — ae ae : . 8 = — «= ae * ? S aa — — * = = > * Sy 7 aN => LF y ON oe * PY, - LS a: = J nti Yd — * — ‘4 *8 ry GAT ~ > Ye >, * = TA eae Re f NS AY Bs F — “ y a 8 — Was * * — 9— = 5 h — — BN > —* = = ; : ry 4 Ye Lon —8 ~ > x ) — anh J "RN —8 A477 SS ‘“] \ F ~ = Z iy * Hd ( x * — Wi I wh ' Aa * Ls COR VeniCreator, — | 4 — — — — — — — — r — — — — — — — STE Te are US as — — — ꝰ — —— nites — — eee, —— — — — — — — — —— — — — — —— oa, — — — — — — fl —— ws— — ERD = — our minds and into vs thy heauenlie grace inſpire: That ==. = — — — — ene — — — OG — — i — — —⸗ — — —— — 2 in all ll truth and godlinette, we may haue true delire. 3 Thou art the verie comfogter, inall woe and diſtreſſe: The heauenlie gift of God mok high, tobich no toong can erpreffe. 4. The fountaine and the livelte cpring, of ioy celeftiall: Thefire fo bꝛight, the loue ſo cleare, and vnction ſpirituall. 5 Thou in thy gilts art manifold, whereby Chritts church doth ftand: Fn faithfull hearts writing thy lato, the kinger of Gods hand. ope 2 ~~. Veni Creator. ; 6 According tothy promifemade, thou gtuett{peech of grace: | That through thy helpe,the pratle of God, map and in euerie place. | 7 D holie ghoft, into out wits, fend dovone thy heauenlie light Kindle our hearts with feruent loue, to ferue God daie and night. | 8 Strength and ſtabliſh all our tocaknes, fo feeble and fo fraile: — That neither fielh the woꝛld nog deutll, againt bs Do preuatie. 9 ut backe our enemies far from bs, _ and grant bs to obtaine: | Peace in ourhearts with God and matt, without grudge oꝛ diſdaine. 10 And grant D Loꝛd that thou being, dur leader andour guide: - we. We may eſchew the ſnares of ſinne, and from thee neuer ſlide. 11 To vsſuch plentie ofthy grace, good Loꝛd grant we thee prate > - Thatthou matt be our comforter, at the laf Dreadfull Date. 22 Dall ftrife and diffention, MLowdiffoluethebands: And make the knots of peace and loue, . throughout allchuiftianiands. 13 Grant bs (D Loꝛd) thꝛough thee to the kather moftafmight:. ss (bnoke Chatofhisdearebeloucdfonne, woe max attaine the ſight. — piu — P ey i * Peer hye 14 if 3 * Sas oe] * * * A4hehumbleiuteoratinner, 3 14. And that with perfect faith alto, Pi . oemapacknowledgethee: The fpirit of them both alway, one God in perfons three. 15 Laud and pratte be to the father, and to thefonte equalls . . And to the holie {pirit allo, one God cocternail, 16 And prate we that the onlie fonne, vouchſake his {pirit to fend: To all that Do profeffe his name, 4 vnto the wozlds end. ) The bumble aM of afinner. M. 1 D Lordof whom J do ——— — carefull hart, 323¢ ingen — — — — SE — | > and boben thy svill apleatare ig, —— me cof my ſmart. ree — Ke fate 4 7 ~ ge * 4 a Rnotoneto thee and tp tere ig none nonethat can — . — B.ij. tate an” ie es be re ch Sonate irae este o Bechet. — re — — —— fame e from mice. f : : 2 But onlie thou vohoſe atd FJ craue, WwWbhole mercie Hill ts pꝛeſt: To eale all thofe that come to thee, fo2 fuccour and foꝛ reſt. 4. And lith thou ſeeſt my reſtleſſe eies, mnpyteares and greeuous grone: Attend bnto my lute (D Lod, ) marke well mp plaint and mone. & Forlinne hath fo inclofed me, and compaft me about: That FJ ant now remedilef{e, if mercie helpe not out. 6 Foz mogtall man can not releate, Ormitigatethispaine: Sut euen thy Chritt my Loꝛd, and God which for mp finnes was flatne. 7 nobofe bloudie wounds are pet to fee, though not with moztall ete: VYet do thy Saintsbeboldthemall, and fo J truſt ſhall J. 8 Though ſinne doth bindevime a while, whenthoufhalttecitgood: FZ halleniop the fight of him, and ſee his wounds and bloud. 9 And as thine angels and thy faints; Do now behold the fame: So truſt J topolleflethat place, wae al to peatte thpname, ~ 4 VEnte exuitemus- 10 But whiles J liue here in this bale, wohere ſinners Do krequent: Aſſiſt me euer with thy grace, my ſinnes fill to lament. rr Leak that Z tread tn ſinners trace, and giuethemmyp content: — To Dwell with them in wickednelle, wohereto nature ts bent. 12 Dnely thy grace muff be mp flap, leaſtthat J fall downe fat: And beyng dovone, ther okmyſellke, cat not recouer that. 12 Wherkoze this is pet once agate, myſute, and my requeſt: To graunt me pardon foꝛ my ſinne, that J in thee map reſt. 14 Then ſhall ny heart, my toong a boice be inſtruments of pꝛaiſe: Aud in thy church and houle of faints, fing plalmes to thee alates. Venite exultemus. Pfal, xcv. | OCome and let bs note reioice, and fing vnto the 020 : And to our onlte fautour, alfo with one acco2d. 2 Andlet bs come beforehis face, With inward reuerence: Conkeſſing all our former fines, and that with diligence, 3 Tothanke him for his benefits, alwate diſtributing F m lf. ween Sw Wh SESW WSEAS EO 3 noberefore to hin right ioifullie, inpfalmes noo let bs fing. | 4. And that becaule that God alone, is Loꝛd magnificent: And eke aboue all other gods, a king omnipotent. ʒ His people doth not he foxlake, at anytime oꝛ tide: And in his handes ave all the coatts, of all the woꝛld fo wide. 6 And with bis louing countenaunce, he looketh euery where: And doth behold the tops of all, the mountatnes far and neare. 7 The lea and all thatis thereit, archisforbethemmade: And eke his hand bath fafhtoned, the earth, pobich doth not fade. 8 DO come therefore and wozſhip him, and Downe before hun fall: And let bs weepe before the Low, the which bath made vs all. 9 He is our God, our Lod and King, and we his people are: His locke and ſheepe of his patture, on whom he taketh care: 10 This daie ik pedo heare his boice, pet harden not your hart: _ Ms tn the bitter murmuring, — voben pe were in deſert. 11 Which thing was oftheir negligence, . Wael at inthe time: “4 * JeDeum. —— — Mf trouble, in the wilderneſſe, a great and greeuous crime. 12 Whereas your fathers tempted me, and trped me euery way: _ ‘They proued me,and faro mp woꝛks, wohat J could do oꝛ ſarr. 13 This kortie yeares haue J been grieued with this generation: And euermoꝛe J ſayd, they erred in their imagination. (bred, 14. Wherewith thetr harts were fore com⸗ long time and mante Dates: nDdherfore FZ knovo aſſuredlie, they hauenot knovone mp waies. 15 To whom Fin mincanger wore, that they fhould not be bleſt: Noꝛ (ee my toy celettiall, noz center in myreſt. Gloria patri. All laud and praiſe be to the Lord, » Asit in the beginning was, O that of might art mo# : For ener heeretofore : To God the Father and the Sonne, | Andisnow at this prefent time Aud to the holse Ghost. And foallbe ewermore. | The fong of S. Ambrofe,called Te Deum. — I — — — — — = See a eeytz I oe -praifett thee God, wee knowledge thee, the onelie ——— Loꝛd tobe: and as eternall Father , all the ob eet zAhip £2 C RICUTTI. eS — woꝛlhip thee. To thee all the crie, che heauense and Be == See LE fe i Se i — exe ee Hig Gee eee Gee Se tocrie they do not lit. 3 D bolic, bolte, holte Loꝛd, offaboth Lo2d the God: Through beauen a earth thy pratfe ts (pred, : and glozte all abꝛoad. 4 Th apoſtles gloztous companie, peeld pratfes vnto thee : , The prophets goodlie fellovofhip, pꝛaiſe thee continuallic. 5 The noble and bictozious hott, of marty2s found thy praiſe: The holte church thoughout the woꝛld, Doth knowledge thee alwaies. 6 Father ofendlefle maictiec, thep Do acknovledgethee: Thy Chꝛiſt thine honozable, true, and onlte ſonne to be. 4 7 The holie ghoſt the comforter, * ofgloꝛie thou art king: O Chꝛũt and ofthe Father art, — euerlaſting. 8 wihen fLOLFCULTIo - 8 wohen finfull mans decaie in hand, thou tookctt to reftoze: To be inclofde in birgins womb,. thou diddeſt not abhorre. 9 When thou hadft oucrcome of death, the fharp and cruell might: Thou heauenskingdome didſt {et ope, — to each beleeuing wight. ae 10 In glorie ofthe Father thou, Doct lit, on Gods right hand: moe truft that thou (halt come our iudge, our caufe to bnderftand. 11 Lowdbhelp thy feruants whom thou batt, bought Lith thy prectous blood ; And in eternall glorte , fet them with thy Saints fo good, 12 D Lo2d do thou thy peoplefaue, bleffe thine inheritance: Low gouernethem, and Lorwddothou, — fo2 cuer them aduatice. | 12 Wemagnifie thee Date by Date, and woꝛld Lotthouten end ; Adore thy holiename D Lop, bouchfafe bs to Defend. 14. From fin this daie. Baue mercie Lor, baue mercyon bs all: And on bs (as toe trutt in thee) Lozdiletthy mercy fall. 15 D Lord, FJ haue repotedail, | my confidence in thee: aut to confounding ſhame therefore, ge let me neuer bee. | —— The a4 VY yi “Hi Pe Ca — Litt | —— ap a — J — ———— prouoking all creatures to do the ſame. —— — — — CE ee — — — SL — SE — — 2 ⸗ — — — a — — —— F — — — — eee a — — — — — — Be ag Se — —— — — — — —— ee ——— — TR — — — — — — — SAE —— — — — — — — — — — at aed . — OS ů GE GRE ee cee: — —— Mees ee ON — — — — — a eee — — — — — — — — — — — eS a ol — — — — — aan ao Oe —— — — — — — - —— — on — — — — —— — — — — eh LS a — ae wa — — —— — — — Es re — iit EY ERE Pre R ect Gee i — — — — J — — tay — —— — — praife him and maguifie him koꝛ euer. O pe theangels of the Lord, bleſſe pe the 1020, ac. O pethe ſtarrie heauens bie, bleſſe pe the Lord, ee. _ D pe waters aboue the thie, bleſſe ye tye Lod, ac. ® all ye powers okthe Loz, blefie pethe Lod, ac. O pethe ſhining fun and moone , bicfle pe the 1020, at. O pe the gliſtring tars of beauen,blefie pe the Loz, ac. - Oo GI QAYVIAY — O petye blowing winds of God, blefle pe the 1020,ac. 10 MD ype thefire and warming heat;bleſſe ye tye 1020,e¢. 11 Pe winter and thefummer tide, blefic pe the 1020, At. 12 D pethe dDewes a binding frofts, bleſſe pe the Lozd, ac. 12 MD pethe fro and chilling cold, biefle ye the Lordact. 14D pecongeled iſe andſnow, bleſſe ye the Lod, ec. 15 O pe the nights a lightlome daies, bleſſe ye the Lord, ee. 16 O pe the darkneſſe and the light, bleſſe yethe Lord, ac. 17 D pethelightnings a the clouds, bleſſe ye the W020, ac. 18 D letthe earth eke bleſſe the 1020, bicfle pe the Lord ac. 19 Dypethe mountatnes and the hils, bleſſe pe the 1020,ac. 20 Dall ye greene thingson the earth, bleſſe pe the Lod, ac. 21 O pe the ener ſpꝛinging voels, bleſſe ye the Lord ac. 22 D pe the ſeas and ye the flouds, bleſſe pe the Lord ae. 23 Whales call that inthe waters mooue bleſſe pe Lord, ãc (24D allye flieng foules of theatre, bleſſe ye the Loꝛd, ac. 25 Oall ye beaſts and cattell eke, bleſſe ve the mney ry -D yethehowersa dropping dew, bletle pe the Lord,ac. DCMCAIClUS ase % Rie. 26 O pethechiloren of mankind, ‘bleffepethe Lowd,ae. é 27 Let Iſraelleke bleſſe the 1020, biefle the Lod, ac. 28 PD pethe prietsof Godthe Loz, bleſſe pe the Low, ac. 29 D pethe feruants of the Lov, bleſſe ye the Lord, ec. 20 Pefpirits efoules of righteous men,blefle pe Lord, ac. 21 Peholie and ye meeke of heart, bleſſe ye the Lod, ec. 32 D Anantas blefle the Loꝛd, blefle thou the 1020,¢c. 33 D Azartas bleffc the Lord, bleſſe thouthe Lor, ec. 24. And MWilacll bleſſe thou the Lord, bleſſe thou p Loꝛdac. q| The fong of Zacharias called Benedictus. — — = Benes ESS See oe —— — — — — — — — — — ö— — — — —— —— — — : — mercie kept in ſtore. 2 pis} * — See — ple novo he hath redeemd, that long hath been in thrall: &{pzead abꝛoad his Cauing health vpon bis fernants ail. 3 In Dauids houle his feruanttrue, : According to his mind : And alfo his annointed king, , as we in ſcripture find. 448 —Ch MOLILUILLU Se — As by his holie prophets all, oft times he did declare: The which were ſince the woꝛld began, his waies foꝛ to prepare. 5 That we might be Deltuered, | From chole that make debate: Dur enimies and from the bands, ofallthatdo bs hate. — 6 The mercie which he promited, our fathers to fulfill, And thinkebponhiscoucnant made, - accoꝛding to his will. 7 And allo to perfogme the oth, | which he before had ſworne: To Abꝛaham our father Deere, for bs that were fozlozne. § That he would gine himlelle koz bs, and bs from bondage bing : Out of the hands of all our foes, to ferne our heauenlie king. 9 Andthat without all maner feare, andeke in righteouſneſſe: And aifo fox to lead our life, in ſtedkalt holineſſe. 10 ANDY (O child) which now art bowie, and of the Lord elect: Shalt be the srophet of thebiahett bis wayes forto Direct. 11 Forthou ſhalt goe before his face, forto prepare his waies: And allo for to teach his will, and plealure all the Dates. * dine —— 12,0.0n.:3.. ; Miagninicat. , a | 12 Co giue them bnotwlcoe bots he yea Gi faluation ts neere: And that remiflion of their finns, | is through bis mercie meere. eit 13 whereby the daie {pring from on high, is come bs fo2 to viſit: And thoſe for to illuminat, which Do in darkeneſſelit. 14 Tolightenthole that ſhado wed be, with Death,and eke opprett; And allo for to quide their feete, the wayto peace and vet. The fong of bleffed Mirie called . Magnificat. — SESE) Gee —— — (Gee ——— —— es —— -$,;- - “to,fo bate eftate of bis he handmaid, elet spemishtege yi 3 Fornow behold allnations,: ee eigen} sae — — 2 ee “From this time forth for euermoꝛe, —— fhallineright bleffedcall. 4Becaule he hath me magnifted, which isthe Lord ok might: — Whoſe name be euer fanctified, : and pratled Day and night. 5 Foꝛ with his mercie and his grace, — all men he Doth inflame: | Throughout all generations, to ſuch as feare bis name: a) 6 He ſhewed ftrength with his aqreatarme, - and made the proud to fart: ne WwWoith all imaginations, | that they bare in their bart. 7 he hath put do wne the mightie ones, fromtheir ſupernall feats Bud did exalt the meeke in hart, as he bath thought tt meet. 8 Thehungric he repleniſhed, -- tithallthingsthatiweregood: Andtirough bis power, hemadetherich, — oft times to want their food. oo 9 And calling to vemembsance, his mercie euerie deale: Hath holpen vp alliſtantlie, his ſeruant Iſraelll. ro According to his pꝛomiſe made, to Abzaham befoꝛe· And to his ſeede fucceffiuelte. to ſtand foꝛeuermoꝛe. Me ſong of Simion, called dunc dimittiss. J 10 Low, — — —— 1D Lo, becaute mp partabetite hath woithed tc — totee, get Eel ae onelie Lord & Sautour we fonne before Die. 2 The == —— = — Co — — — — — SS — EE — —— — * -topebealth ofall i mankind, Defired long before: noyicy Size: — ae note is come into the would, mercie bringing ſtore. 3 Thou ſufkereſt thy ſeruant now, in peace foztodepart: According to thy holie word. Wwoboich lighteneth my hare. 4. Bicaule mine cies vohich thoubatt made ; to giue my bodie light ; Haue now beheld thptauing health, wohich isthe Loꝛd of might... 5 Whom thou mercikullie haſtlet, of thine abundant grace: In open fight and bitible before all peoplesface. | 6 Tie Gentiles to illuminate, and fathan ouerquell: His And eke to betheglozieof, = — MIE DEOL IE SIAN: Se a £NCUITCCO OF ACM AN aiUs. © io 3 === — — — Seay Wea — emery what man ſoeuer he be that faluation will atteine: > = pry — — aay — — — ER eer a Thee cathoiibe beleeke mutt — all —— erin. <== [ERE — ae — — Without all Doubt eternallie,ye hall be fure to die. 2 The Catholike belieke is this, that God toe woꝛſhip one : In trinitie, andtrinitie in vnitie alone. 4. So as we neither do confound, the perfons of the three : Noꝛ pet the ſubſtance whole of one, in ſunder parted be. 5 One perfon of the father ts, an other of the ſonne: An other perfor proper of , | the holie hott alone. 3 6 Ot father, fone, and holie Shot, but one the Godhead ts Like glozie cocternall cke, the inaletie likewiſe. | GE SOY ) 7 Such Quicunque vult. 7 Such as the fatheris, ſuch is | the ſonne in ech Degree: Arid ich alſo Loe Do beleeue, .. theholie Gholt to bee. 8 Uncreate is the Father,and vncreate isthe Sonne: - The holy Shot vncreate,ſo vncreate is echone. 9 Incompꝛehenſible Father is, incomprehenſible Sonne: And compꝛehenlible alſo ts, the holy Ghoſt of none. 10 The Father is eternall, and the Sonne eternall fo: And in like fozt,eternallis: theboly Ghott alfo. ar and pet though —— of thefe eternals bee: Pet there but one cternall is, and not eternals three. 12 As neincompzehentible we, nepet vncreate three: But one ticomprehentible.one vncreate hold to bee. 13 Almighticlo the Father is, the Sonne almighticfo: And inlike fort,almightie ts, the holy Ghoſt allo. 14 And albeit, that euery one oftheſe almightie bee: Pet there but one almightie is, aud ins ——— theee, i Ci. 15 The 17 _ £90 QRS UTI YS Vibe 15 The Father God is, God the Sonne, God holy Ghok alfo: Pet are there not three Gods in all, but one God and tio mo. 16 Solikewile Lord the Father ig, aud Lod alfo the Sonne: And Lod the holy Ghoſt, pet are there not three Lords but one. 17 Foꝛ as wearccompeldto grant, bY by Chꝛiſtian berities Ech of the perfons by huntelfe, both God and Lozd to be. 18 So Catholickereligton, forbiddeth bs allway: Chat cither Gods be three, o2 that there Lords be thece to fay. 19 Oknone the Fatheris.ne made te create,t102 begot ; The Sonne is of the Father,not create,tioz made,but got. 20 The holy Ghottis ofthem both, the Father,andthe Sonne: Se made,ne create,tio2 begot, but doth proceed alone. 21 So we one Father hold not thee, one Sonne alfonotthaees Mneboly Ghoftalonc,andnot theeeholp Ghoſts to bee. 22 Mone inthis trinitie,befoze nozafterotheris: Moz greater anp then the ret, ne wledier be likewile. — | 22 But Quicunquevult. =) Hh; 19 22 But eueryone among themflelues, atin: ofallthe perſonsthꝛer : Together cocternallall, and all cocquail bee. 24. So viitic in trinitie, ag ſaid it is before < And trinitie tn vnitie, in all things we adore. 25 Therfore, what man ſoeuer that faluation will atteine: This faith touching the trinitie, of force he mutt reteine.. 26 And needfull to eternail life, | itis,that euery wight: Ofkthe incarnating of Chat, ‘our L020, beleue aright. 27 for this the right faith is, that toe beleeue and che do know: That Chꝛiſt our Loꝛd the Sonne of God, is God and man alſo. 28 God okhis Fathers ſubſtaunce, got bekoze the woꝛld began: Peete | And ok his mothers ſubſtance, boꝛne in woorld a very mat. 29 Both perfect God and perkect man, in one, one Jeſus Chꝛiſt: That doth ofa reaſonable foule, and humaine kleſh ſubliſt. 30 Touching his Godhead, equall woith ; his Father Godis hee: — Touching his manhood, lower thers bis Fatherin degree. 31 Who thoughhebebothverpGod, | peat eR te and 20 Qucunque vult. -andheriemanalfo: | Pet ishebutone Chit alone, — and is not perſons twoo. 32 One, not by turning of Godhead into the fleſh of man: And by taking manhood to God, : this being one began. 33 Allone,notby confounding of — the fubftaunce into one: But onely by the bnitte, | that is of one perfon. 34 Foꝛ as the reaſonable ſoule, and kleſh, but one man is: So in one perſon God and man, is but one Chait likewiſe. 25 Who lulkered for to ſaue be all, to hell he did deſcend: The third dap roſe agayne krom death, to heauen he did aſcend. 36 Helitsat the right band of God, thalmightie Father there: From thence to tudge the quickeand Dead, againe be (hall vetive, 37 At voholſe returne all men ſhall riſe with bodies new reſtord: And of their otone works, they ſhall geue account vnto the Loꝛd. 38 And they into eternall life, fhall go that bane Done Telly : Who haue Donel, hall gointo » eternall fire to Dwell. 39 Thisis the Catholike beliefe, anyp — wie —I OUCH? Ot Beleeuc — meg eee — —— NC Lamentation. 21 Beleeue the ſame, without all doubt, he ſaued cannot be. To father, ſonne and holie Ghoſt, all glorie be therefore: As in beginning was ts now, aud {hall be eucrmorze. @ The Lamentation of afinner, M. J——— * J away thy face, frombim that =e SSeepescneme 7) pꝛoſtrate: PEN k Cinfulllife, before thy a oe —— REE SARL” — — — — ee — — — mercie gate. 2 mie gate t thou openeſt wide to Zee S == === thofe that do lament their lin: Shut not that gate a- — — a | gaint me Lord, but tlet me enter 3 And call me not fo mine accounts, howvw J haue liued here: i F 02 then FJ know right well D sesh es Oe . bow bile FZ hall appeare. Bea ee we a a 4 JIneede not to confefie mp life, Jam ſure thou canſt tell: nd bat J haue bene,and what Jam J know thou knoweſtit weil, 5 D 1020 P kno welt that things be pat, and ebe the things that be: —— Thou knowoelt alſo what isto come, nothing is hid from thee. 6 Before the heauens aà earth were made, thou kno weſt what things were then: As all things elsthat hath benefince, — among the fonnes of ment. 7 And can the things that J haue done, - be hidden from thee then? May nay, thou kuowelk them all(D Lord) where thep were done and vohen. 8 Wherloꝛe withteares Jcome tothee, tchbo begge andto entreat : Euen as the child that hath done euill, and keareth to be beat. 9 Socome F to thy mercy gate, where mercy Doth abound ; Requiring mercy for mpfinne, tobeale my deadly wound. 10 O Lozd,F need notto repeat, what J do begge oꝛ craue: Thou knoweſt OToꝛdbefore F atke, the thing that FZ would haue. 11 Mercie good Lod, mercieF afée, f this is the totall fume: Foz mercie Lord is all mp fute, Kozdletthy mercie come. . ANC LOTS prarer or ater noſter. 23 pee Sete — — —— —— — — — ——— —— ———— — ——— — — Sa — — — —— — — — — — — — — Sewer Cite — 2 — name: Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done in earth, 4 Se See Soe | ~ even 48 the ſame in heauen is. 2. Giue vs O Low out | Se eee we VL, « ein AA A= Ee — — — — —— — — — — — — — — — daily bead) this — As we korgiue our Debters , fo kor⸗ Cw — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —— — — — ee — — giue our del our Debts we ts We pray. “amet nto —— pee * D bent, — ee, — — —— —— — er ee eee — — —— — — pt — — — — — — — — ERE ERLE? — — ———— Se — — both now and euer be. Audi — — 20. N. — — — acai —— — — — — ay ah Gee ENESTONLS Sakai — — — — — — — — — — —“ * — * He EN) OR — — tak 1 Barbe Fiat 4 vobaty fap,giue heed to ine — a O hoje is oun i" ag anh — 22 SS 2— — sec J am the Lod thy God Sania Rc a (pribarey ee omens co — — land, euen from the houſe — thou didſt in thral⸗ EE. ec eee 22 = CD = ere cee - CSpot Ce (geist Susom —— — — ee eae — — saa — — — pꝛeſence (halt thou haute. 2 Ho Maner graucn tnage halt, thou make at all to thee: $202 any figure like by thee, {hall conterfaited bee. 4. Of any thing inheauen aboue, 1103 in the earth below: Morin waters beneath the earth, — to them thou Hhait not bot. 5 for thalt themferuc: the Lod thy God, atclous God am J: That puuiſh parents faults, puto the third and fourth Degree. 6 Upon their chtldzen that me bate, and mercte Do diſplay: To thoulands of fuch as meloue, - “aud mp precepts obay. eon . The ~ thex. CommMmanaements. 7 Thenamethou of the Loꝛd thy God, | in vaine halt neuer bſe: Forhimthat takes his name in vane, | the Low halt not excuſe. 8 Bemember that thou holte keepe, the ſacred ſabaoth day: Sit daies thou labour ſhalt, and do thy needfull nooks alway. 9 Theſeuenth Day is ſet by the Lord, thy Godto reſt vpon: No woꝛkethen ſhalt thoudo init, ne thou no2 pet thy fon. 10 Thy Daughter, feruant nor handmaid, thine ove noꝛ pet thine aſſe: Noꝛ ſtranger that within thy gates, hath bis abiding place. 11 Fortin fir dates God heauen and earth, and all therein Did make: And after thole, his reſt he Did vpon the feuenth day take. 12 noberfore he bleſt the day, that he fo2 refting did ordaine: 3 And ſacred to himlelfe atone, ap ointed fo remaine. 13 Veld honor to thy parents, that prolongd thy Dates may bee : Upon the land, the which the Lord thy God hath geuen thee. 14 Thou halt not murther.Thou ſhalt not commit adultery: Thou thalt not fteale, Noꝛ witneſſe kalle agaynſt thy neighbour be, 8 15 Thou ‘ Rao = aM AsV LULL ; tae ALU VL ALLL e 15 Thou lhalt not couct houſe that to, thy neighbour doth belong: fre couet ſhalt in having of, bis wite,to Do him mong. 16 Poz his ſeruant, nozhis maid, 1102 ore oꝛ alle of his: $202 any other thing, that to thy neighbour proper ts. @| The complaint of a = inner. fe eee eee Ss GE on — — ee, ee — a where righteouſnes Doth cap Lodi formyſinkul part, 4 n ee cme RRR — — — one — — — — — — — — — — oe tbe eee — — — — al — — — — — —— — —“ — — — — — <= —— — — —ñ— —— — — —---+- — — — — — — — pe) ES 5 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —rt — —— — — — — — — —— — — — — math thou gent me pay, vengeance for my deſert: * See — — can it nate bute needs * mutt ee that conic — ASP ERAS “tae — “FE Se - pee — | musallp,tyy laws J do tratgeefie. ffe- Thy laws laws —— do trãſgreſſe. But ik it be thy will, with ſinners to contend: Then all thy locke hall (pill, and be loſt without end. Foz who liueth here fo right, that rightlte he can fay ; | He linneth not in thy light, kull oft and euerie day. (deth: The ſcripture plaine telleth me,the rightcous man offen- Seuen times a el tothee, whereonthr wꝛrath — A LALA INe je te — So that the righteous man, doth walke in tio ſuch path: But he falth now and than , tn Danger of thy wzath. Then lith the caſe ſo ſtands, that euen p man right wiſe: Falth oft in ſinnefull bands, whereby thy wath may rife, Low FJ thatam vniuſt, and righteoulneffe none haue : Whereto then hall FJ truft, my finnefullfoule to faue. But trulieto that pot, whereto FZ cleaue and hall: which is thy mercte moſt!: Loꝛd lec thy mercie fail. And mittigate thy mood, oz elfe we periſh all: The patce of this thy bloud, wherein mercie F call. The {cripture doth declare, no Drop of bloud in thee: But that thou didſt not (pare, to hed ech Drop for me. Now let thoſe Drops moſt ſweet,ſo moiſt my heart fo Date ; — That ] vith {inne repleat, may live and ſinne may die. That being mortified, this {inne of mine in me: FJ may be fanctified, by grace of thine inthee. So that J neuer fall, into fuch moꝛtall finne: ‘That my foes infernall, retoice my Death therein. But bouchfafe ine to keepe, from thoſe infernall foes : And krom that lake fo Deepe, whereas no mercie growes, And J hall fing thefongs, confirmed with the tut: That bnto thee belongs, Lohtch art mine onlie tru. PSALMESOF DAVID ineMeetre. | eatus vir. Pal. j. oF, 'S, C This Plalme is fet firſt ag a pꝛeface to exhoꝛt all godlie men to ſtudie and meditate the heanenlie wiſedome: for thep be bleflcd that fo va; but the wicked contemners thereof at length (hall come to miferie. ; S21] He manisblet that hathnocvent,to wichedteed — ners chaire. 2. But in the lato of God the Lord, doth 2a | — — — 7 — — (22 ee —— —rr — — — —— — — — — — — et his whole le Delight + and inthat labo Doth crercife oe => — SEES Gey — ee — ee — — — =~ ry — ö — — — — — — — —— — mse = = - — — (Ee SEES Seer SE See SS OS eee — a, Se oe ee ee “pint be bothi Day a and: night. 3 De halbelike thetree,that groweth faft by the riuers fide: Which bringeth forth moſt pleafant fruit, inher Ductime and tide. 4. Whoſe leafe hall neuer fade noe fall, but floriſh til and ftand: Cuen fo all things ſhall profper well, that this man takes in band. 5 So fhall not the bugodlie men, thep ſhalbe nothing fo; Sut as the Dutt which from the earth, the windes driue to and fro. 6 Therfore hall not the wicked men, in iudgement and bpright: Noꝛyet the {inners with the iuſt, all come in be ad —— — = se — — +7 Fo Pee POSE Merny cts BES 7 For wyhyrthe voay of godly men, vnto the 1020 ts knovone: And eke the way of wicked men, fhall quite be ouerthꝛowne. Quatre fremuerunt. Pfal. ij. T. S. ¶ Danidretoiceth, that albcit enemics, and woꝛidlie power rage, God will aduance his kingdome, euen to the kartheſt end of the world. Therefoꝛe he exhoʒteth princes dumbly to ſubmit thẽſelues vnder the fame, Herein is fignified Chri € his kingdome. VV Be did the Gentils tumuits vaite 2 } tan ae f what rage was in their braine! Why did the Jewiſh people mute, ſeeing allts but baine 2 the 1 pfalm. 2 The binges and rulers of the carth, confpite,and are allbent. — Again the Lod and Chꝛiſt his fonne, which be among dsfent. 3 Shall we be bound to themsfay they, let all their bands be broke : And of their Doctrine and their lato, let bs retect the yoke. 4 But he that in the heauen Divelleth, P| thetr Doings will deride And make them all as mockpng flocks, theoughout the woꝛld fo wide. | 5 Forinhis wrath the Loꝛd oil fay, to them bpon a day: Dud in his fury trouble them, _ and thea the Lord will fay. 6 Jhaue annointed him mp bing, tense vpon my holy hills | J will therfore Lod preach thy lates, tise atlas and che Declare thy will. Ps Bra te EO BE og — THE RS 0 Pſalme.iij. Hera © 7 Forinthis wile the Lord bimtete, Y | did ſayto me Iwot: Aeros Thou art my Deare and onely fonne, today J thee begot. 8 Allpeople F will Tite to thee, as heires at thyrequeſt: The ends andcoalts of allthe earth, by thee ſhalbe poſſeſt. 9 Thou halt them bꝛuſe euen with a mace, as men vnder foot trod: Aud asthepotters ſheards, {hall beeake them voith an tron rod. TO Now pe D hinges and rulers all, be noife therefore and learnd : By Lohom the matters of the woꝛld, be iudged and difcernd. 11 Sethat peleructhe Lord aboue, intrembling and in feare: See that with reuerence ve reidice, to him in like maner. 12 Seethat ye kiſſe and eke embzace, his bleſſed ſonne JIſaie: Leaſt in his wꝛath heſuddenlie, periſh in the mid waie. 13 It once his wrath neuer fo cmall, | hall Kindleinbis brett: My then all they that truſt in Cini ſhall happie be and bleſt. Domine quid. Pſal.iij. iS: ¶ Dauid dꝛiuen out of his kingdome bp bis ſonne Abſalon, Was Greatlie tormented — : in mindfoz bis fune. Cherekoꝛe be calleth vpon om and isboldinhis promtfes againft the terrors both of enemies an3 pze- lent death. Chen he ee foz the : victorie giuen to mtn, oner their enimies. 9 | | ; I 1, D Low, how are uly foesinereatt, which bereme pit = See = SoS =5 — more and moꝛe? They bill my heart when as they a ==: =e coo eee Bee God can hint not reſtore. 2. But thou O Loꝛd art mp ao ome Defence, when J ambard beltead: My woꝛlſhip ae eS = mine honour both, and chou holdſt bp my — 4 Then with my voice bpon the 1020, J did both call and crie: And be out of his holie bill, did heare me by and by. 5 J laid me dovwne and quietlie, Z flept and vole againe : Foꝛ Lobp 2 FJ kro afluredite, the Lo2d mill me futtaine. hy It ten thoufand had hemd ine itt, a could notbe afraid: — rh Sige ak AALIMIE AIT 28 Foz thou art Kill mp 1020 mp Good, - mylauiour and my aide. 7 Bile bp therefore ſaue me my God, fornowo to thee ZF call: For thou halk broke the cheeks and teeth, ofthele wicked men all. | 8 Saluation onliedoth belong, tothee O Lowaboue: Chou dott beſtow vpon thy folke, thybleſſing and thy loue. Cum inuocarem. Pfal. iiij. T. S. Cc Maid perfecuted by Saul, calleth bpon God with affured trult reproueth bis ente mics fo2 refilting his Dominion,¢ pzeferreth the fauour of od befoze all treaſure. Godthat art my righteoutnele, —— this to 7 @: ow heave me when J call: * — Thou haſt ſet me at libertic, i Wwohen ] was bond and thꝛall. 2 Haue mercy Lord therfore on me, and grant me this requett ; Foꝛ vnto thee vnceſſantly, to crie J will not reſt. 3 0 Dmortall men, hots long will pe my glorie thus deſpile: ae why wander pein vanitie, and follove after lies? 4. now pe,that good and godlie men, the Lod Doth tabeand chule: And vohen to hin FJ make my plane, bedothmenotrefule. 5 Sinne not.but tand in awe therloꝛe, eramine woell your hart: And in your chamber quietlie, ent 0 | ~ feepouyourteluesconuatt. ~ = vet eee 7 wate sy Pſalme.v. aM c oS 6 Der to God the facrifice, A of righteoulnerte, J fay: And looke that tn the liuing 102d, pouput pour truſt alway. 7 Theareater fort craucworldlpgoods, | | and riches Do embrace: Wute0o2d graunt bs thy countenaunce, thy fauour and thy grace. 8 Foꝛ thou thereby halt make my bart, mozctotfulland moze glad: ~ Chen they that of thetr cone and wine, full great increaſe haue bad. 9 Fr peace therfoꝛe lie dovone will FJ, taking my reſt and ſſeepe: Foꝛthouonlie wilt me (D Loꝛd) alone in laketie keepe. Verba mea auribus. Plal.v. T. S, . Dauid perſecuted by Doeg and Achitophel Sauis flatterers , calicth byon « God to puniſh their matice, Chen alured of ſucceſſe, he conceiuca —— INcline thine eaves vnto my woꝛds. Sing this to D Loꝛd my plant conſider: —— And heare my boice,my king, mp God —— to thee Imake my prater. 2 Heare me betime, Lord tarte not for Jwill haue refpect: My prater early inthe mone, to thee fo2 to Direct. 3 And ] will tru through patience, ae inthee my God alone: Pea: That art not pleated with wickeduefle, = s aand ill WITH Chee dwels none. — sae Se ama ee in Oe ae a> 8 oy 3 Plalme.v. 5 And in thy fiaht ſhall neuer ſtand, theſe furious fooles D L020: Wayne workers of iniquitie, - thouhatt alwaies abbo2d. 6 Theliers and the Hatterers,' thou ſhalt deftroy them that: And God votll hate the bloud thirty, andthe Deceitfullman. _ 7 Therfoze will FJ come to thy houte, trruſting bpon thy grace: And reucrentlyp will worſhip thee, toward thine holy place. 8 Lowdlead me in thy righteoufneffe, —— forto confound mp foes: And ekethe way thatZ ſhall walke, befoze my face diſcloſe. 9 Forin their mouthes there is no truth, their bart is foule and baine: | 10 Their throat an open {epulchze, their tongues Do glofe and faine. 11 Deſtroy their falle confpiracies, that they may cometo nought: 312 Subuert them in their heapes offinne, which haue rebeliton wzought. 13 Butthole that put heir truſt i in thee, let them be glad alwayes: And render thankes forthy Defence, and geue thy name the praple. 14. For thou with fauour wilt increale, the tuft and righteous till: And with thy grace as with a ſhield, —— all tl. {pet - Domine Domine rigors Pfal.x ve —. — ¶ Dauid foꝛ his ſinnes felt Gods hand, and conceited the horroz of euerlaſting — Therefore be deſireth forgiucneffe, and not to die inGovs indignation, Then ſud⸗ denlie Feeling Gods mercic, he rebuketh bis enimies, Who reioiced at his affliction,’ = — — — — — 1. Lord in thy wrath reproue me not, though J delerue See ES eee —— Se thincire : Ne vet correct me inthyrage,D Low F thee — — — — — — a Se eee — — — — — — — — — — — e — — o— — —— Rael Fe 2 —— — —- — — — — — — —ñ — on — — — — — — ob ——— — — — — —— — A —ñ— — — — ñ⸗— — — — — — — — — — — — — —— — — — | — — ee — — ‘Delive. 2. Foꝛ Jam weake,therefore D Lowdof merce — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — === — my bones do quake for keare. 3 My fouleis troubled verie fore, and bered vehementlie: But Lo2d how long wilt thou delate, to cure my miſerie? 4. Lord turnethee to thy wonted grace, my filliefoule bp take: D laue me not for my deferts, but foz thy mercies fake. 5 For vohy? no man among the dead, eemenbgeth thee one whit: — ig a D. ij. Orꝛ 39 rlalMe.Vifo Oꝛ who Hall woꝛſhip thee D Low inthe infernal pit? | 6 So gricuousis my plaint and mone, that 4 war wondzous faint: All the night long Jwaſh my bed, with teares of my complaint. 7 My light is dim and wareth old, with anguiſh of my heart Foꝛ feave of thoſe that be my foes, | and Loould my foule fubuert. 8 But now atoap from me all pe, that woꝛke iniquitie. Foꝛ vohy? the Lord hath heard the voice, of my complaint and crie. 9 Heheard not onlie the requek, and pꝛaier ok mp bart: Dut it receiued at mp hand, and tooke it in good part. 10 And novo my foes that vexed ine, the Lo2d will foone Defame: And ſuddenlie confound them all, -totheirrebuie and ſhame. | Domine Deus meus. Pfal. 2) ale WES » ¶ Dauid fatlelp accuſed by Chus , Sauls kinſman, calleth God to be his defender. Firſt, for that his confcience did not accufe him of ante euill towards Saule. Mert that it touched Gods glozie to award fentence againk the Wicked. And fo vpors Gods mercies and promifes he wareth bold, threatning that it Hailfallon thee necks, that which his enimies parpofen foz others, | O Loꝛd my God, Fputmptrut, Sing this to ' ~ andconfidence in thee: Seah ; — Hauemefromthem that me pure, J— and eke deliuerme. 2 Leatt tke a lion be meteare, and rend in peeces ſmall: ee as Whilſt 4 2BA1iLive less ea an : whillſt there is none to ſuccour me, and rid me out of thrall. 3 D Loꝛdmy God, ik haue done the thing that is not right : D3 els ik J be found in fault, oz guiltie tn thy fight. 4. Dpto my friend rewarded ill, ozlefthimindiftrefe: = which me purſued mo cruelly, and hated me cauleleſſe. | 5 Ther let my foes purfue my foule, and eke my life Dofone thruſt: — Unto the earth, and alfo lay mine honoꝛ in the duſt. 6 Start bp O Loꝛd now tn thy tozath, and put my foesto paine ¢ Performethy kingdome promifed, to me, which wzong ſuſtaine. 7 Then hall great nations come to thee, and knoe thee by this thing: If thou Declare foz loue of them, thy felfe as Loꝛd and keg. 8 And thouthatart ofallmeniudge, - O Loꝛd now iudge thou me: According to thy righteouſneſſe, and mine integritte. The fecond part. . O9 9 Low ceale the hate of wicked ment, and be the iuſt mans guide : To By whom the fecrets of all hearts, are ſearched and deſcride. 11 J take my helpeto comeof God, in all my griefe and ſmart: D BAY. That That doth preferucali thole that be, of pure and perfect hart. 12 The iuſt man and the wicked both, God tudgeth by his power : So that he keelth his mightie hand, euen euerie day and huure. 13 Except he change his mind J die, for euen ashe fhould{mite: He whets his ſwoꝛd, his bow he bends, aiming where he may bit. | 14 And Doth prepare his moztall darts, bis arrowes keene and ſharpe: F 02 them that Do me perfecute, whiles he Doth milchiefe warpe. 15 But lo though he in trauell be, of bis diueliſh forecatt : And of his mitchiefe once conceiued, pet beings foorth nought at lat. 16 Hedigs aditch anddelucsit deepe, in bopeto burthis brother: But he Hall fallinto tye pit, that he digd bp for other. 17 Thus woong returneth-to the hurt, of him in whom tt bed: | and all the miſchieke that he tozoughe, ſhall fall vpon his hedd. 18 FJ will giue thanks to Godtherefore, that iudgeth righteouſſie: & Ind with mp fong will patte the name, J a aie of him that is moſt high, éfa4thic SBA GY — * — oad ha oe ais & 2UW4444W90 7 pe e- Domine Deus nofter. Pfal. viij. | T. S. ¶ Che pꝛophet confinering the excellent liberalitie and fatherlie pꝛouidence of God towards man, Whombe made asit Were a god over all his Workes, giucth thankes, and is aftonted with the admiration of the fame. C6 our L020 hovo wonderfull, Sing this to 9. ave thy works euerie Lobere? — wohole fame furmounts in dignitie, si aboue the heauens cleare. 2 Euen bythe mouths offuckling babes, thou voilt confound thy foes ; F 02 in thefe babes thy might is {eene, thy graces they dilclofe. 3 And when F lee theheauens high, the works of thine otone band; Thefunne, the moone, andall the Lars, | in order as they tand. 4 What thing is man (Lord )thinke FZ the, that thou doſt him remember? Oꝛ what is mans poſteritie, that thou doſt bin confider ? 5 Forthou hak made him little leſſe, then angels tn Degree : And thou haſt crovoned him allo, Wwuaith glozteanddignitic. 6 Thou bhatt preferd hint to be 020, of all thy works of wonder: And athisteet hatkletalithings, that he fhould keepe them vnder. 7 As theepe and neat, and all beaſts els, | that in the fields Do feed : 8 3 Foules of the aire, filh inthe lea, — and all that therein bzeed. rae | Hath 9 Therez ls oo Naat ere) AE ae OR . 9 Therefore mutt Z lay once againe, OGod that art ourLowd: How famous and how wonderfull, arethy works though the woꝛld. Confitebor tibi Domine. Pfal. ix, T. S. Danid giving thankes foz his manifold hictozies recetued, defireth the fame wonted — belpe suite againk bis new entinies, € their malicious arrogance to be deſtroicd. VV 3b hart aud mouth onto the Lozd, ¢ singthisto 2 voll J fing laud and praife: the 3.pfal And ſpeake of all bis wondrous works, | and them Declare alwaies. 2 F will be glad and muchreioice, tnthee (D Low) mok igh: And make mp fongs ertoll thy name, aboue the ſtarrie ſkie. 3 Foꝛ that my foes are Driven backe and turned bnto flight: . They fall Downe flat, and are deſtroyed, by thy great force and might. 4 Thou batt reuenged all mp wrong, my gricfand all my grudge: Hig Thou Dock with tuftice heave my cauſe, moſt like a righteous iudge. ¥ Thou dock rebuke the heathen folke, and wicked ſo conkound == That afterward thememoꝛie, _ofthemcannotbefound. 6 My foes thou halt made good difpateh, and all their tovones deſtroid: ia Thou halt their fame with chem defatke, | though all the woꝛld fo UNG | : | : 7 Knovo 7 Knovo thou,thatbe which isaboue, kor cuerinoze ſhall veigne : Bnd in the feate of equitic, true iudgement will maintetne. 8 ndith iufticehe will keepe and guide, the wo2ld, and every wight: And fo will peeld with equitie, tocuerp man bis right.. 9 Heis protector of the poore, Lobat time they be oppeectt Heisinall aduerſitie, their refuge and their reſt. 10 All thepthat know thy holy name, therfore {hall trutt in thee : For thou forſakeſt not their fute, in their neceffitic. The ſecond part. 11 Sing plalmes therfore vnto the Lord, that dwellth in Sion hill: Publiſh among all nations, bis noble acts and will. 12 Foꝛ he is mindfull ofthe bloud, of thefe that be opprett : * Forwetting not th'afflicted hart, that ſeeks to him foꝛ reſt. 13 Haue mercy Lord onme poore voꝛetch, vobofe enemies fill remaine: which from the gates of death, art wont to raiſe me vp againe. 14 In Sion that J might tet forth, thypraiſe, with bart and voice: And that in thy ſaluation( Loꝛd) mp foule might Till reioice. 15 The ieee 4 be ad & 240142406 AO * 15 The heathen ſticke kaſt in the pit, that theythemſelues pꝛepard: And in the net that they did ſet, their otone feet fat are ſnard. 16God ſhewes his tudgments which tocre for cucric nian to marke: (good, When as pelee the notched matt, lie trapt in his owone warke. 17 Che wicked and the finnefull men, go do vone to hell foreuerr: And all the people of the woꝛld, that willnotGodremember. 18 But lure, the Lord will not forget, the pooze mans griefand paine: The patient people neuer looke, for belpe of God in batne. 19 D Lozd arile, leaſt men preuatle, that be of worldly might : And let the Heathen folke recetue, | their tudgementinthy fight. — 20 Low firikefuch terroz, feare,and dread. into the hearts of them: That thep may know atturedly, | Mert ther be but mogtailment. hese sons Vt quid Domine, pſal. x. T: s. ¶ He complatneth of all the Wrongs Which Worldlie men heya becanfe of their prolp⸗ ritie Who therefore without all feare of Gon , thinke ap oall things vncon⸗ trolled. He calleth fox remedle againſt Gach, and fg canaries stth ihe hove thercof, VV Latisthe cauſe that thou Lord, Sing this i art now fo farve from thine! Ube pt And keepett clofe thy countenaunce, ——— An on 2 ‘Che 2 The poore Doth peril by the proud, and wicked mens deſire: Let them betaten in the craft, that they thomſelues conſpire. 3 For inthe luſt of his otone hart, the vngodly doth Delight: So doth the wicked praife himlelke, and Doth the Lozd deſpight. 4. He isto proud, that right and wong, belettethallapart. May,nay, there is no God ſaith he, foz thus be thinbs in hart. 5 Becaule his waies Do profper fill, he doththy lawes neglect: Bnd with ablaſt doth puffe againſt, ſuch as would him correct. 6 Tuſh, Tulh, (faith be) Jhaue no Dead, leatt mine eftate (hould change: And toby? 02 all aduerſitie, 3 tobunis verie ftrange. . “ 7 is mouth is full of curfedneffe, of fraud Deceit, and guile: Ht: Under his tongue doth mifchiefelit, . - and trauell allthe wuilie. 8 He lieth hid in waies and holes, to llaythe innocent: : Againk the poore that paſſe him py, bis cruelletes are bent. gfodhe dint: 9 And like a Lion priuilie, | lieth lurking in bis den: fhe mayſnare them in hisnet, fofpotle pooꝛe ſimple men. nsont op os ‘Wek 10 Ang 10 > ¥nd forthe nonce ful craftilie, he croucheth Downe F fay: «1s Soave great heapsof pooze men made: by bis {trong power bis pray. The fecond pare. 3 12 Tulh, God forgetteth this Capt) be) therfore may J be bold His countenaunce is caſt ative, he Doth it not behold. 13 Arile(D Lowd)D God, in whom the pooze mans hope dothreſt: Lift bp thy hand, forget not Lord, the pooꝛe that be oppzett. 14 What blaſphemy is this to thee, Lord doeſt thou riot abboore it? To hearethe wicked in thetr harts, fay,tulh thou cavett not for it? 15 But thouleet all this wickedneſſe, and well Doct vnderſtand: 16 That frendlefle and poore fatherlette, : are left into thy hand. 17 DE wicked and malicious ment, then beake the power for euer: That they with their iniquitie, «= may peril) altogether. 18 The Lo2d hall raigne for euermore, as kyng and God alone: And he will chale the heathen foike, ; out okhis land echone. 19 Thou hearſt (O Lord) thepooremans their pꝛaier and requeſt: raed Their harts thou will confirme, oped ; (dee beare be prelt. POS BiG us f ; 20 TO _ fF lalinie. xj- 20 To iudge the pooze and fatherlefe, and belpe them to thetr right: That thep may be no more oppꝛeſt, with men of vooldlp might. In Domino. Pfal.xj. T. S. C Thepflaime ſheweth fir what affauits of semptation and anguiſh of mind i? fufteinedin perfecution. Next, he retopceth that God Cent him ſuccour inne= ceſſitie, declaring bis tuftice , as well in gouerning the god and wicked men. as the whole woꝛid. 7 Truf in God hovo dare yethen, Sing this te I fap this my foule vntill: } — DOL f Flic hence as faft ag ante foule, | and hide pou tn pour hill? 2 Behold the wicked bend ther bowes, and make their arrowes pretk : To Moot in ſecret andto hurt, thefound and barmeleffe bickt. 3 MF worldly hope all ſtaies were fhaonke, and cleavelte bꝛought to nought ; Alas the tu and righteous man, what euill hath he wzought? «4 But hethatin histemple is, moft holie and moſt hte: And in the heauens hath his teat, of rotall maieſtie. 5 Thepooze and {imple mans eftate, contidereth in his mind: Aud fearcheth out full narrowlie, the manners of mankind, G6 And with achearefull countenance, | the righteous man toll bfe ; But in his heart he doth abhorre, allfuch as mifchiefe mute, 28 74a | 4.0. Plalme. Xe 7 Aud on the linners calketh Mares, _ asthickeasanieraines; Fire € bꝛimſtone, and whirlwinds thicke, appointed fo2 their patne. 8 Beleethen how arighteous God, | Doth vighteouliefictmbraces And to the ut and vpꝛight mer, ſhewes forth bis pleafant face. Saluum me fac. Pfal. xij. T. S. : ¶ The prophet ſeeing the miferable decay of all god order deſireth Bod ſpeedily to fend refozmation. Chen comforted with the aſſurance of Gods helye x pꝛoemiſes, con⸗ cludeth that when all oꝛders are moſt cozruptcd, then God wet Ideliuer his. Hee 020 for good and godlic men, roe this 3 Do perich and decaie: — And faith and truth from worldlymen, is parted cleane away. ‘3 2 Who fo Doth with his neighbour talke, ; bis talke is ail but vayne: «. Foꝛ euery man bethinketh how, to flatter,lpe,and fayne. 2 But flattering and deceitfulllips, and tongues that be fo ftout: To {peak proud words a make great hiags the Loꝛd ſoone cut them out. 4. Foꝛ they fay ill, we will pꝛeuaile, | ourtonguesthallbsertoll: Mut tongues beours, we oughttofpeake, — — Al wohat 1020 ſhall vs controll? ee ' 5 Butforthegreatcomplaintandery, 2 : Of pooze and men oppꝛeſt: Avife wili FJ now faith the Lod, and them reſtore to reſt. oe te ety Oe 6 Gods Pialme.Xilj. | 6 ods word is like to liluer pure, - that from theearth is tride: And hath no lefle then ſeuen tunes, in fire bene purifide. 7 Now lince thy promtfe ts to helpe, Loꝛd keepe thy promiſe then: Andfaue bs now and cuerinoze, fromthis tl bind of men. 8 Fo2 now the wicked voogid is full, of mifchtefs manifold: | wWhen banitic with worldly men, - fobighipisertold. Viquequo Domine. Pfal. xiij. T. S. ¶ Danid as tt Were oucrcome With afflictions, flicth to God his onelie refuge,and encouraged thzough Gods pzomiles, be conceiueth con= Aivence again the extreame hozrozs of death. Mw long Lotlt thou forget me Lod, ſhall Jneuer be remembzed ? Saati How long wilt thou thy bilage bide, — ; hinted f asthough thou twereoffended? the iij. Pſal. ) 2 In hart and mind,bow long hall I with care tozmented be? How long eke Hall my Deadly foe, thus triumph ouer me? 2 Behold me novo the Lod my God, and heare meſore oppꝛeſft Lighten mine eies, leaſt that J ſſeepe as one by Death poſſeſt. 4. Leaft thus mine enemy fap to me, ; behold Jdo preuaile: | Leak they alfo that hate my foule, reioyce to fee me quale, 5 tut 4o Flalme. XU. 5 Wut for thy mercies and goodneffe, iny hope (hall neuer tare: — Inthy relicfe and fauing health, right glad hall be mp bart. 6 J willgiue thanks vntothe Lod, _. and peaifes to him ſing: Becaule be hath heard my requeft, and granted my wifhing. Dixit infipiens., Pfal, xiiij. T. S. € Be — tie wickedneſſe of men ſo growne to ſuch licentioulneſſe, that od was bzought to vtter contempt: for which, albeit he was greatlie —— pet perſwadedthat God would redzeſſe it, he ts comforted. — eo 1 ne isto God, as foolttl men — their ie in Oe see ee =p — ‘mood: Their drifts are ail coꝛrupt ¢ baine, not one of ee ee a — — — — SE — — —s them doth good. 2.The Lord beheld krom heauen high — = Be — ae — the — raceof mankind: ¢ lato not one that fought in Dede — — to find, > * ay, ot Nall re = Ge rssree oo! =32 aes . . —_— = ». es = ee eh OUST 3 They went all wide and were corrupt, and trulie there was none: That inthe woꝛrld did anie good, Flap there wasnotone. 4 F8 all their iudgement fo karre loft, that all woꝛke mifchicte kil 2 Cating my people euen as bꝛead, not one to ſeeke Gods will. 5 noben thep thus rage then tudbentie, great feare on them fhall fall Foꝛ God doth loue the righteous ment, and will mainteine thent all. 6 Pe mocke the Doings of the poore, to their reproch and ſhame: Becaulſe they put their truſt in God, : and call bonis name, | and tober ‘wilt thou fulfill: The pꝛomiſe made to Iſraell, front out of Sion hill. : 8 Euen when thou ſhalt reſtoꝛe againe, ſuch as were captiue lad: Then Jacob Hall therein reioiſe, and Iſrael ſhall be glad. Domine quis. Pfal. XV. —78 ere is —— whp God * the Jew es his peculiar people, and placed mong thet, Which Was that thepbp lining vpꝛightly, might bis —e that thep were bis ſpeciall and holic people, O Lord within thp tabernacle, bobs hall inhabit Hill? D2 tohoin wilt thou veceiue to Divell, in thy —— hill. —— Js Sing thisto the tt 2 ww &MWS44iLW6 ae —4 2 The man whole life is vncorrupt, | whole workes arc iu and freight: aobhote heart Doth thinke the berte truth, | whoſe tong ſpeakes no deceite. 3 Noꝛ to his neighbour Doth none til, in bodic,goods, 02 name: Noꝛ willingly Doth mooue falle tales, vohich might impaire thefame. 4. That in his heart regardeth not, malicious wicked men ; But thofe that louc and feare the Lorn, he mabeth much of them. i 5 His oth and all his pꝛomiſes, thhat keepeth fatthfullp ; Although be make bis couenant ſo, that he doth looſe thereby. 6 That putteth not to vſurie, his money and his coine: Hekor to hurt the innocent, Doth bribe o2 els purloine. 7 who fo doth all things as poutee, that here is to be done: Shall neuer periſh tn this woꝛld, 192 in the world to come. Conferua me, Pfal.xvj. T. S. ¶ Dawid praicth to God for fucconr, not foz his Workes : but fox his fathers fake , pꝛoteſting that be hateth all idolatrie, taking God onlie foz bis come lozt and felicitic, who luttereth his to lacke nothing. rem | ene keepe mie for Jtruſt in thee, 3 | —— and Doconfeffe in deede: jeu, ene * Thou art mp God and of mp goods, C the xiiij.pf D Loꝛd thouhaſt no need. 29 a sa —4 2Igiue my goods bnto the faints, that inthe wozld Do Dwell: And namelie to the faithfull locke, 3 in bertuethat excell. 2 They ſhal heape ſorro wes on their heads which run as they were mad: To offer to the idoll gods, | alas it is too bad. 4. HS for the bloudic facrifice, and offrings of that fozt : F will not touch noꝛ pet thereof, myplips ſhall make report. 5 Foꝛ vohy? the Lord the postion is, ofmineinberitances — And chou art hethat dot mainteine, mp rent, my lof, mp chance, 6 The place wherein my lot did fall, in beautie DID excell: Mine heritage aſſignd to me, Doth pleate me wondzous woll. 7 Ithanke the Loꝛd that cauled ine, tobnderttand the right: Foꝛ by his meanes myplecret thoughts, do teach me euerte night. 8 Ilet the Lord fill in my tight, and truſt him ouer ail : Sor hedoth ſtand onmy right hand, therefore J ali not fall. 9 naberefore my heart and tong alfo, Doth both retotce together : Ay fell and bodte reſt in hope, | wohen Ithis thing conſider. — G..ij. 10 Thou —2 A. IAIAMAIN ig i (ae pee t- ¥ ah ho BS Lo Thou wilt not leaue my foule tn graue, foꝛ Loꝛd thou loueſt mee: $202 vet wilt giue thy holie one, coꝛruption for to fee. 11 Hut wilt teach me the wap of life, fo2 ail treaſure and {tore < | Mf perfect toy arein thy face, aud power foz cucrinoze. Exaudi Domine. Pfal. xvij. T. S. ¶ Here he complaineth to God of the cruell pride and arrogancie of Sante, wio raged without anie caufe, Theretoze he defircth Godto reuenge . dis innocencie and Deliver hint. O Lord giue care to my iuſt caute, — attend when Jcomplaine: the jij. pla And heave the prater that J put forth, Wwaith lips that do not faine: 2 Andlet the iudgement of my caute, proceed alwaies fromthee : And let thine etes behold and cleare, this ny ſimplicitie. 3 Thou hak toell tride me in the night, | and pet could nothing find: — That FJ haue ſpoken with my toong, _ that was not in my mind. | 4, AS for the works of wicked ment, and pathes peruerſe andi; Forloue of thy moſt holie word, AhauerefrainedD til. 5 Theninthe pathes that be mot pure, tay me Load and preſerue: _ That tromthe wap wherein J walke, ie ; my fepsmapneucrfwocrue, > meat feb ! y 6 Foꝛ e 6 For 7 do calito thee (Dio) ſurely thou wilt me aide: Then heare my prayer g way right tell, the woꝛds that Jhaue ſaid. 7 Othouthe Sauiour ofall them, that put their truſt inther: Declare thy ſtrength on them that ſpurne, againſt thy maieſtie. 8 Dkeepe me Low as thou wouldit keepe theappleofthineeie: — And vnder coucrt of thy ia Defend melecretlie. € The fecond part. 9 From wicked men thattroubleme, anddatlpmeannops ꝛꝛ Aud from my foes that go about, my foule for to deſtroy 10 which wallo vo in, their twosTblp wwealth, ſo full and ek ef fat: That in their pridethep Do not ſpare, to ſpeake they care not tobat. 11 Theplicin waite where J hould patie, with craft metoconfound: And muling muchiefe in * minds, to caſt meto the ground. 12 Much like a lion 25 — _ that would bis prep embꝛate: Dz lurking like a lions whelpe, within ſome ſecret place. 13 Up Lord with haſt peeuenit my loe, and calt him at thy keete: ao em mp louletrom cheeuil man, Bas ah — ~ and toith che fwoꝛd himtmite. site 14 Deliuer me Lord by thp powers out of thefe tpeantsbands: wohich now fo long time raigned haue, and kept vs in their bands. 15 J meanefrom worldly men to tobom, all worldly goods arerife: 9.4. That haue uo hope noꝛ partof ioy, but tn this peefent life. | . aos 16 Thou of thy ore their bellies tt, she ieee with plealures to their mind gs dn Their children haue inough,and leane, — F to theirs the reſt behind. | 17 But FZ hall with purecontiene, reek BONE behold thy gracious kate: suathntin Gree So when J wake J Haltbefull, of thinie image and grarre. Diligam te Domine! Pal xij T) S._ ¶ Dautd giueth thanks entering into his. kingdome, Aoling the marueious graces of God, in his pꝛeſeruation. Herein isthe image of Chꝛiſts kingdome which ſhau conquere through Chꝛiſt, bp the vnſpeakeable toue of Go , though alithe wozid te — thee: Thou act mp catleand — my. riecemtitie. — — — — — — — — 2 + — — la — worker of mp & LALILIVOCAV SE ae ~ ofall — 3 noben J fing laud vnto the Lewd, eh moͤſt worthie tobeferued: ~ +4 Chen from my foes FJ am right ture, , that J ſhall bepzeferued. a 4 The pangues ot death did compaſſeme and bound me euery where: ‘The flowing waues of wickedneſſe, did put me in great feare. 5 The llie and ſubtilſnares of hell, were round about me ſet: Aud foz my Death there wagsprepard, a aDdeadlptrappingnet. 6 Fthus betet with griefe and fitart, did pzaie to Godforgraces. Sud he foorth with did heare my plaint, Ve out of bis holie place. 7 Such is his power that in his wꝛath, he made the earth to quake: ea, the foundations ofthe mount, ofalanfortofhakes 9 ao 8 And frombis noftrelscameatmose : when kindled wasbisires. «.- And from bis mouth came &indled coales of — —— Tei RIGLUS: ah ae e * & I4LIIIC. eAVAN SO 9 The at Defconded from aboue; —— bowed the heauens bie: BE Ws — 4nd buderneath bis feet be caſt, the darkeneſſe oftheſtie. 10 On Cherubes and on Cherubines, full royally he road: And on the wings ok allthe windes crame hlieng all abroad. q The ſecond part, 11 Andlikea denne mottDarkehemade, hishid and ſecret place s.. ut with waters blacke and airie clouds, — enuironned be was. J 12 But when the pretence ofbigface, se in brightneffe ſhall appeare > enh The clouds confume and in their fread, 7 come haile and coales offire. cue 13 Thefiericdartsand thunderbolts, — ————— Difperfe them here and there: 2 mt pagina pyle And with his often lightenings; - 53 he putsthem in great feare. 14 Loꝛd, at thy wꝛath and mets, and at thy chiding cheares 4 The {prings and the foundations; ~ of all the woꝛld appeare. i | ah 15 And from abouethe Loꝛd ſent downe to fetch me from below: And pluckt me out of waters: great, alae an peo ph that would meouerflow. = : * — 16 And me deliuered krom inp foes, — that would haue made —— ea from fuch foes’; as were too rong, | foxmetoDealetityall Wi 17 Thep & 24014641080 stdin | a, 17 Thep DID pzeuent meto opprelle, in time of my great grieke: But pet the Lod voas my Defence, my fuccour aud reliefe . 18 He bzought me forth in open place: whereas J might be free: And kept me lafe becaule he had, a fauour vnto mee. 19 And as J was an innocent, fodid heme regard: And to the cleanneffe of mp hands, he gaue me my reward. 20 Foꝛ that J walked in his wates, and in his paths haue trod : And haue not wauered wickedly, — — again my 1020 and God. ¶ The third part, 21 But euermore J have refpect, to his law and decree: His ſtatutes and rommandements, | Itaſt not out from mee. | 22 Wutpureandcieane, and vncorrupt, appeard before bis face: And did vefrainefrom wickedneſſe, and linne tn ante cafe. * 22 The Low therefore will me reward, as Jhauedone aright: , And tothe cleanneſſe of mp hands, appearing in his ſight ·. 24. Foꝛ Lod 1 with him that bolic is, wilt thou be holie to:: weit Aud with the good an bertuousiment, — —— saalgrsedt | 25 And ae y2 IAIIIIC. XVIIJ. ee 25 And tothe louing and elect, thylouethouvotlt reſerue: And thou wilt vſe the wicked mer, as wicked men delſerue. 26 Foꝛ thou doeſt ſaue the fimplefolke, in trouble when they lie and doeſt bring downe the countenance, ofthem that looke fullbie. 27 The Lord will light my candle fo, that it hall ſhine full bright: The Low my God will make allo, - my darkeneſſe to be light. 28 Fozby thy helpe,an boat of men diſcomfite Loꝛd F thall: 7 5p thee F {cale and ouerleap, the ſtrength of any wall. 29 Unlpotted are the waies of God, bis woꝛd is purelie tride: He is a ſure defence to ſuch, asinbisfaithabide. 30 S02 who is God ercept the Lord, for other there is none: D2 els who is omnipotent, fauing our God alone? ih : (¢rThe fourth pare. aac ae adhe ib 31 The God that givdeth me with ſtrength IshethatJdomeanes; That all the waies wherein J walke, * _Dideuermozebeepecteane, © 32 That made mp feet liketo thearts, = inthotftnefleof mppaces be od Wa And foz my ſuretie brought me footy, into an open place, OS SA SE ET aT! ee es. 33 be ee eee 33 Hediditrowder put my hands, — 3 to battell and to fight. To bꝛeake in funder barves of braſſe, | begaue mine arme the might. 34. Thouteachett methpfauing health, — thy tight handis my tower: Thy love and famtltaritie, Doth ſtill increaſe mypower. | 35 And onder me thou mabe plaine, the waie whereZ ould walke : So that mp feet ſhall neuer flip, noz ſtumble at a balke. 36 AndfiercelteZ purfue and take, my foes that me annoid: And from the field do not returne, — til they be all deſtroid. 27 So J {uppreffe and wound my foes that they canvife no moze: Foꝛ at my feet they fall Donon flat, J trite them ail {0 foe. e 38 For thou Dott gird me with thy ſtrength to warre infuch a wiſe: That they be allfcattved abroad, that bp againtt merite, 39 Lord thou batt put into mp hands mymozꝛtallenimies voke: Ind all my foes thou doeſt deuide, in funder with my ſtroke. “we 4.0 They cald fog help but none gauceare, 1o2 helpt them woth reliefe: Beato the Lord they cald for help, pet heard he not their griefe. qShe GFF 60 Plalme. xXvIiIJ. ¶ Me ſift part. Parte Hitt g 41 And Hull tee duſt before the wind, J driuethembnderfeets And ſweepe thei out like filthie clate, that ſtinketh tn the ſtreet. 42 Thoukeeptt me fromtedictous folke, that ſtill in ftrife be lead : And thou dof of the heathen folke, appotnt me to be head. 43 A people ftrange to me vnknovone, and pet they (hall meferue: And at the fir obep my voozd, whereas mune otone will ſwerue. 4.4. 9 (halibe tebefome to mine ovone, they will not fee my light: But wander wotde out of my waies, and bide them out offight. 45 But blefled be the lining Lord, moſt woꝛthie of allpraife : That is my rocke and fauing health, peatled be he alwaies. 46 Foꝛ God it is that gaue me ppwer, reuenged fo2 to be: And with his holie woꝛd ſubdude, the people vnto me. 47 And from my foes me deliuered, and fet me higher than thole: That cruell and bngodite were, and vp againſt me roſe. tah 468 And for this caule O Loꝛd my God, tothee geuethanks J (hall : Andling out praifestothp name, . ammong the Gentiles all, 49 Thou. fT idlilive AlAs 49 9 Thou gaueſt great proſperitie, vnto the king J fate: To Dauid thine annointed bing, and to his {eed fo. ate, Celi enarrant. Pfal.xix. T. S. ¶ He moueth the pif ew to glozifie God bp the workmanthip, pꝛoporꝛtion, and oꝛnaments of the —— and bp the law wherein God is reuealed familiatly to his chofen people. ThHe heauens and thefirmament, ees Do wondzouflieDeclare : the xliij PE The gloric of God omnipotent, ‘ His works and what they are. 2 The wondzous woꝛks of God appeare, by euerie Dates ſucceſſe: The nights likewile which their race rutt, the lelfe faine things expꝛeſſe. 3 There is no language, tong, oꝛ ſpeech, where their ſound is not heard: In all the earth and coatts thereof, theirknowledgeisconferd. — 4, Juthemthe Lod made fozthefunne, a place of great renoune: who like a bꝛidegroome readie trimd, Doth from bis chamber come. 5 Bnd asa baltant champtor, who koꝛ to gue a price: With top Doth hat to takein band, fomenobie enterpꝛice. 6 And allthe thie from end to end, he compaſſeth about ; Ndothing can hide it from his heat, | buthe will kind it autt. — a) av He Z2UMLZE4228 404488 7 How perfect is the law of God, how is his coucnant ture? | Conuerting foules and mabing wife, thefimpie and obfcure. 8 Jul arethe Loꝛds commandements,“ and glad both heart and mind: His precepts pure, and giueth light, to eies that befull blind. | 9 The feare of Godisercellent, anddothendurefozeucr> The iudgements of the 1020 are true, : and righteous altogether. 10 And more tabecmbeacedaltwates, - then fired gold J fap: The honie and the honte combe, ave not fo ſweet as they. 11 By them chy feruant is fortoarnd, tohaue Godin regard: And in perfozmance of the fame, there hall be great reward. 12 But Lod what earthly ma doth know, the errors of thisltte ; Then clente my foule from fecret tunes, which are in me moft rife. _ 13 And beepe me that preſumptuous fing, -. pretiatle not ouer me: “And when J ſhall be mnocent, and great offences fee. 14 Acceptimy mouth and eke my heart, my words and thoughts echone: Foꝛ my redeemer and my ſtrength, O Loꝛd thou art allhne. Exaudiat ExaudiatteDominus. Pf. xx. T. S. ¶ The people pray to God to heare their hing and receiue his facrifice Which he offered befoze he Went to battatle againi the Ammonits , declaring that Peathen put their truſt in hoꝛſes. But thep truſt onite in his name. Wher= foze the other (hall fall, but the King and his people (hall (and. 3 [Mtvouble and aduerſitie, Sing this to the Lod God heare thee till : ; fe ting af The matettie of Jacobs God, the xiiij. p& ) Defend thee from all ill. 2 And lend thee krom his holie place, his helpe at euery neede: And foin Sion ſtabliſh thee, and make thee rong indeede. 3 ~ Remember Loeil the facrifice, that now in him is Done: And fo receine right thankfullie, thy burnt offrings echone. ‘4. According to thy hearts defire, tthe Lod grant bntothee And all thy counfell and deutle, full well perfozme may bee. 5 He hall retoice when thou bs ſaueſt, and our banners difplate : Unto the 102d, which thy requetts, fulftiled hath alwaie. 6 The Lord twill his annointed faue, Jknow well by his grace: And fend him heaith by his righthand, out of bis holie place. 7 7Inchariots ſome put confidence, and ſome in hoꝛſes truſt: 8 Thep oA | CIAIIIIC. AAje 8 They fall do vone llat, but We do rife, and ſtand bp ſtedkaſtlie: Row faue and helpe bs Loꝛd and king, onthee when woe do crite. Domine in vixtute. Pfal.xxj. T. S. ¶ Dauid in the perſon of the people pꝛaiſeth Ged for the victozic giuen the againſt the Sprians arid Bminonits, t. Darts. rej, Whercin he was crowned With the crowne of thebing of Ammon 2. Sam. 12, andindued bith i manifols bicilings of Gods —1 — —— — Comet 1O Loꝛd hovo iopfullisthebing, inthy ſtrength e thy Seay — power? How behemently Doth he retoice in thee his faz —— — ——— == eS 4 uiour? for thou batt giuẽ ẽvnto him his godly harts de⸗ pat — — ſire: to him nothing batt p denide, of that he did require. 3 Thou didlt preuent hint with thy gilts, and bleffings manifold : And thou halk let vpon his head, acrovone of perfect gold. 4 And when he alked life of thee, thereof thou madett him ſure: Tohauclong lifepeatuch atte, Rip euer poutd endure. ; * — aR poe pe es He lo > aun 5 Great 5 Great ishis gloricby chy helpe, thy benefits and aid: : Great worhip and great honoꝛ both, thou batt vpon him laid. 6 That woilt giue him felicitie, that neuer halldecate : And with thy cheerefull countenance, wilt comfort hin alwaie. 7 For wohy? the king Doth ſtrongly truſt, in God foꝛto pꝛeuaile: | Thereforehis goodneſſe and his grace, will not that he ſhall quaile. 8 But let thine enimies feele thy force, | and thofe that thee withſtand: Find out chy foes and let them feele, ‘the power of thy right band. 9 And like an ouen burne them Lord, in kierie llame and kume: Thine anger ſhall deſtroythem all, and five hall them conſume. 10 And thou woilt root out of the earth, their frute that ſhould increaſe: And from the number of thy folke, their feed fhallend and ceafe. 11 F02 Why ? much mitchieke did thep mute, againt thy holy name: Pet Did they fatle and had no power, for to perfoꝛme the fame. 12 But as amarke thou ſhalt themſee, in a moſt openplace: And charge thy bowoftrings readily, againſt chine enmiesface. — — OWN ae ane FA 13 Be — weet Lee *; thee. — om © me © “ — a AA 9⸗ 13 Be thou exalted Lod therefore, | in thy ſtrength eucrie houre : So (hall we ſing right ſolemnlie, ailing thy might and power. Deus Deus meus. Pfal. xxij. T. 8. —CVC¶ manutd complaineth of the — extremities, and declareth whereok he recvuereth himſelte from temptation, Vnder his perſon is figured Chꝛiſt. the tune of the xxj. Pl. Oe mp God, wherefore Dott thou 5 aes d : forfake me btterlp: and helpeſt not oben ZF do make, my great complaint and crie? 2 Tothee mp Godeuen allday long, do both cricand call: Icteale not allthe night, and yet thou heareſt not at all. 2 Euen thou that in thy fanctuaric, and holie place doſt dwell: Thou art the comfort and tye top, and glorie of Iſraell. A4And he in whom ourfathersold, had all their hope fo2 euer: Aud when they put their truſt in thee, fo didſt thouthem deliuer. 5 They were deliuerd euer, when they called onthyname: And Foz the kaith they had in thee, they were not put to ſhame. 6 But Jam now become a worme, moꝛe like than anie man: An outcaſt whom the people ſcorne, with alt —— they can — ie age . 7And 3 m4 = 2 fy — EILGAIIIIC. AAI) eo - 7 And me deſpilſe ag they behold, | - mewalkingonthe wap: ꝛ They grin, theymo vo they nodtheir heads, | and in this wile they fay. 8 This man did glozie tn the Lord, bis fauour and bis loue: : Let him redeeme and helpe him now, bis power if he will pꝛoue. 9 But Lord out of my mothers wombe, Icame by thy requeſt: Thou did preferue me ſtill in hope, while J did ſuck hir bꝛeſt. 10 J was conunitted from my birth, with thee to haue abode: SinceT was in my mothers wombe, thou haſt beene euer my God. € The ſecond part. Ir Then Loꝛd depart not now fromme, in this my prefent griefe: Since J hauenoneto be mphelpe, my ſuccour and reltefe. 12 So many buls do compatle me, that be full trong of bead : Vea buls fo fat as though thep had, in Balan fteld beene fed. 12 They gape bpon me greedily, : as thouch they would me flay: 5 Much like a lion roaring out, and ramping for bis perp. 14. Hut J drop Doone like water ſhed, mptointsinfunderbyeabe; Gy heart Doth tn my bodte melt, wy like waragainttthebeat, | Be — Ye 15 And fis — * —18* en — & ALLL, AAI) ° 15 Aud like a pothard drieth my ſtrength, my toong It cleaucth fate ) Unto my tawes, and J am bꝛought, to duſt of death at laſt. 16 And manie dogs do compafle me, | and wicked countfell eke: Conlpire again mecurfedly, thep pierce my hands and feet. 17 J was tormented fo, that J might all mp bones baue told: Pet Kil bpon methey did looke, and ſtill they me behold. 18 Dy garments thep diuided eke, in parts among themall: and for mp coat they did catt lots, to nohom it might befall, 19 Therefore FJ pray thee be not far from meat my great need: *5 But rather {ith thou art my ſtrength, to belpe nie Loꝛd make (peed, i 20 And from the food 1020 faue my foule, by thy might and thy power: And keepe mpfoulethydarlingdeare, fromDogs that woulddeuour, 21 And from the lions mouth that would me all in ſunder ſhiuer: And from the horns of Unicorns, Loꝛd ſafely me deliuer. 22 And J (hallto my bzethzen all, thy maieſtie record: And in thy church ſhall pꝛaiſe the name, oftheethe liuing Lord. Wwe Plalme. XX1Je (4e Thethirdpart, 23 All ye tbat fatebim pratte the eon, thou Jacob hori: him: Ind all ye ſeed of Flraell, with reuerence worhip him, 24 Forhe deſpiſeth not che poore, heturneth not awzie: His countenance vohen they Do call, but granteth to their crie. 25 Among the flock that fearethe Lor, J woill therefore pꝛoclaime: | Thy pꝛaiſe and keepe thy pꝛomiſe made, | fo2 ſetting foorth thy name. 26 The poore (hall cat and be {ulfifde, and thofe that do their deuer: To know the Lord fhall praifehisname, their bearts fall liue fo2 euer. 27 Alicoatts of earth hall praife the Lord, andturnetobimforgraces Thebeathen folbe ſhall woꝛſhip him, before his bleſſed face. 28 The kingdome ofthe heathen folke, the Logd (hall have therefoꝛe: And be hall be their gouernoy, and king fozeuerinoze.. 29 Therich men ok his godlie gifts, thallfeed and tatt alfo ; And in his preferice woꝛſhip hin, and bowo their knees fulllow.. . 30 And all that ſhall go do vone to duff, oflife by him muſt taſt: Sy feed ſhall ſerue and vera the Eady Anbile ante woꝛld hall lat ; | aoe (Zo: TIAIIIIC. AALO 31 My ſeed hall plainly Hetoto them, _ that halbeboonebereatter: His tuttice and his righteouſneſſe, and allbis works of Wonder. — ae Cbs d a iin a so a at AR ONE y Dominusregit, Pfal. xxiij. VW. W. ¶ Dauid hauing tried Gods manifold mercies diuerle times » gathercth the affurance that God will continuc his goodneſſe fo euer. [ee Loꝛd is onlie my ſuppoꝛt, Sing this to and be that Doth me feed : $a ign! ‘ Pow can FZ then lack anie thing, | i ‘pobercol Jſtand in need. 2 He doth me fold in coats moft ſafe, the tender grafic kaſt by: And akter drziues meto the ftreames, which run mot pleaſantly. 3 And when J feele my felfe neare lof, then doth be me home take: Conducting me inthe rightpaths, enen for bis owone names fake. - 4. And though J were euen at Deaths dor, et would J fearenone tl: Foꝛ with thy rod and fhepheards crooke, FJ amtozmented ſtill. | 5 Thou haſt mptable richly deckt, in Delpight of my foe: nde dh Thou haſt mp head with balme refrefht, my cup doth ouerflovo. 6 And kinally while breath doth laf, thygrace ſhall me defends Ind in the houſe of God will J, mp lile koz euer ſpend. —— —— An other of the fame, by T. S. M DP thepheard isthe lining Lo, nothing therefore J need : Gu patlures faire with waters calme, ye ſets me for to feed. 2 He did conuert and glad mp foule, and brought mp mind infraine: To walke in paths of righteouhieffe, for bis moſt bolie name, 3 ea though J walke in bale of Death, yet will feare none ill: CThyrod, thy ſtaffe, Doth comfort me, and thouart with me fil. 4. And in the pretence of my foes, my table thou (alt ſpꝛead: Thou halt D Loꝛd fillfullmyp cup, 7 and eke annoint my bead... ʒ Through all my life thy fauour is, fo frankly hewdetome: - That in thy houſe fog euerimoze, | mp Dwelling place ſhall be. Domini eft terra, Pfal. xxiiij. I. H. ¶ The grace of God being now bttered in the temple, moze glorious ther befoze inthe Cabernacie, Dauid with exclamation fetteth forth the ho⸗ nour thereof, meouing the confideratton of the eternall manſions pꝛepa⸗ red in heauen, Mbercof this was a figure. THe earth igall the Lords, with all {sau 32 her ſtoꝛe and furniture: the tune of Peadhisisallthe world, andall the =): ph that thercindo endure, . — J— . ; eee fae ie es 2 riaIme. xxiij. Foꝛ he hath faſtly faunded it, aboue the ſea to ſtand: And laid alow the liquid flouds, to flovo beneath the land. 3 For who ishe(D Lord) thatfhalt, afcendintothphill? = | 2 palſe into thp bolie place, | thereto continue till? 4. whole hands ave harmleſſe,x tohote hart no ſpot there doth defile: is foule not (et on vanitie, who hath not ſwoꝛne to guile. 5 Him that istuch a one, the Loꝛd {hall place tn bliffull plight : And God his God and fautour, ſhall yeeld tobim bis right. 6 Thisis the brood of trauelicrs, in feeking of his grace: As Jacob did the Iſraelite, in that time of his race. 7 Pepritices ope pour gates, and ope the euerlatiing gate: Foꝛ there hall enter thereby, thekingofglostousttate. 8 wWhat is the king of glorious fate, — the trong and mightie Lozd! The mightte Loꝛd in battell tout, and triallof the ſwoꝛd. 9 Peprincesope pour gates, and ope theeuerlafiinggate: | For there Mall enter tn thereby, the king of glozious ſtate. 2 10 what » A ere > * F eels =, b Plaimeé. XXV.. 10 tobatis the bing of gloxions fate, | the Lodofhoaftsitis: ~ Tues uk at The kingdome and the rotaltie, s of glorious ſtate is bis. ; 43 Ad te Domine. Pfal. xxv. it 5: ¶ Dauid grieued at his ſinnes and malicious enimies, moſt teruentlie maieth fo, tox: giuencile, etpectallp of fuch as hecomuntttedin — 1 ern life mite neheart to te my my God and guide D aide moft — — — Sas grow fuffer me totakeno thame, to inthee do J truſt. — ee — SR — chp Spe — a, mate tot mp foes — aba om of mee: & ~ Tet them — not vtbe detain, cat — amt in tin thee. : 3 But hame hal them befal, wohich harm them wꝛõglully: Therfore thy paths thy right waies, vnto me Loꝛd deſcry. 4. Direct me in thytruth, and teach me Ithee praie: " Thou art mp God and lauiour, on thee J wait altwate, . Thy mercies manifold, J pratethee Lod remember > And eke thy pittie plentiful: forthey haue beenc foz ener. G6G Kemember not thefauits,andfratiticofmpyouth: Remember not bow ignorant, J haue beene ofthe gy ; JA rilalme. XXVe. Peery 7 Hozꝛ after my delerts, let me thy mercic find: ar Wut of thine otone benignitie Lord haue nte inthy mind, 8 His mercie is full ſweet, his truth a perfect guide : Therefore the Loꝛd will linners teach,and fuch as go afide. 9 The humble he voll teach.bis precepts fo2 to keepe: He will Direct tn all his waies, the lowly and the mecke. 10 Foꝛ allthe wates of God, aretruth and mercic both: To them that keepe his teſtament , the witneſſe of his troth.. @ The fecondpart. | 11 Now for thy holpname, D Low F thee intreat : , To grant me pardon for my fine, for it is wondꝛous great. 12 Who fo Doth feare tiie Word, the Loꝛd Doth hun Direct ¢ Co lead his life in ſuch a way, ashe Doth belt accept. 12 Hisfoule hall euermoꝛe in goodnefle dwell and ſtand: His ſeed and his poſteritie, inherit HalithelandD. =. > 14 Allthole that feare the 102d, know hisfecretintent: And vnto them he doth Declare, his will and teſtament. 15 Mine eies andeke my heart, to hun F will aduance: That pluckt my feet out ofthe fare, offinneandignozance, — 16 With mercte me behold, to thee make my mone — Foz J am poore and defolate, and comfoptlerfe alone. x7 The troubles of my heart, are multiplied indeed: Bring meoutof this miferte, neceſſitie and need. 18 Behold my pouertic, mine anguiſh andmy pare: Kemit iny fiance mine offence, andimakemecicaneagaine. 19 O Xord behold my foes; how they Do Hillincreate: surtuing me w Deadly hate, that faine would ltuein peace, 20 Pꝛeſerue and Keepe my foule,and eke Deltuer me : And let me not be ouerthꝛo vone, becaute J trult in thee. 21 Let mp limple pureneffe , me from mine enimiesthends Becaule J looke as one of thine that Pihouldmedefend. — «22 Deliuer if , y! “i — : MC. XXV].- * 22 Deliuer Lord thy kolke, and fend chem foie relieke: $n JI meane thy choſen Iſcaell, from all their * and atiete, Ad? Iudica me Domine. Pfal. xx9. T.S. auid iniurionſly oppꝛeſſed, and helpeleſſe pet affured of bis int a ele, calleth Gov fo pefen> him cauſeleſſe afflicted. Then hed ante te be in the compante of the faithful inthe congregation of dod, when he res banithen bp Saule, pzoniting godt life, open praifes , thanklgiuing, and . Sacrifice fo2 his deliuerance. [_ Ddbemp iudge, and thou thalttee, A a aif my paths be right and plaine ; thexiiij.PL Itruſt in God and hope that he, will ftrength me toremaine. 2 Prꝛoue memy GodF thee delire, my toates Co fearch and trie ; — As men do pꝛoue their gold with J———— my raines and hart eſpie. are 2 Thy goodneffe laid before my ptt J dur behold alwaies: Sor ofthytruth FJ tread thetraces and will Do allmy Dates: 4. FJdonotluttobantozbfe, with men whole words are vaine: To tome in houſe Jdo refuſe, with theDeccitfulltraine. —— 5 J much abhoꝛre the wicked fort, ‘theirDeedDsJdodepifes J Do not once to them refort,. int 100 Aa that hurtful things deuile. eats 6 Myhands J wath anddo —3— — in Works that walke vpꝛi vet ind * CThen to thine altar Jmake Lek. Rg ater therein tight. ) FO PLAUTIC. RXVIe x — 7 That FT may ſpeake a preach thy aie, : “that doth belongto thees: | and fo Declare how Toondioustoaies, . thou batt beene good to mee. GT OG; 8 D Lod thy boule Ff loue moſt DEO . tomettdothercells: — Tata —* FZ haue delight and would beneare, whereãs thy grace Doth dwell. 9 Oſhut not vp my foule with them, in linne that tabe their fill: Noꝛ vet my life among thofemen, ~ that ſeeke much bloud to ſpill. guile, 10 Whoſe hands are heapt with craft and their lips thereof are ful And their right hand with wrench € wile, fi for bribes Do pluck andpill, ve cyec inten 11 But JiurighteoutrelteintenD, = ‘ my time and Dates-foferues: — J Haue mercie Loꝛd and — GLIG SHG fo that J Do not ſwerue. ae ia gehts" O40: 12 Dy foot is ſtaid fo; all aſſaies/ ey — it ſtandeth well and right: at — OOF wherefore to God will J giue pratte, Pie —— in all the peoples ſight. Dominus illumi. Pſal paid sis Wo ¶ Dauid deliuered from great perils, giveth thanks + wherein we fee his — =e, faith againſt the affauits of all enimies,and the end Mbp he defireth to line and to be delivered. Then he exhorteth tofatth, and to attend ee the Lerd. Teno isboth my health and tight, - G Singthisto 2 4 lthall man make me diſmaid· — mS Sith Goddoth giueme frenath emit, ** whyſhould JIbe afraid’ yy hack» 2 nobile that my foes wb all thetr eength ——— begun with me to bꝛaule! ** fe . | ais — n pa | a | FIaIme. XXVij. } And thinke to cate me vp at length, themfelues haue caught the fall. 3 Though they in camp againt me riſe, my heart is not afraid· In battell plight ifthep will tric, Itruſt in God for aid. 4 Due thing of God J do require, that he will not dente: Foꝛ which Jpꝛay and will defire, till he to me applie. 5 That J within his holie place, my lifetheoughout may Dwell: To ſeethe beautic of his face, and view his temple well. 6 In time of dread he hallme hide, Wwithin his place moſt pure: And keepe me kecret byhis ſide, as on arock moſt ſure. 7 Atiength Iknow the Lords good grace ſhall make me trong and ſtout: . Dy foes to foile and cleane deface, thatcompafleme about. 8 Therefore within thy houle will J, giue ſacrifice of pꝛaiſe: With plalmes and ſongs J will applie, to laud the Loꝛd alwoaies. : q The fecond part. 3 5 Lord heare the boice of my vequett, «fox wohich to thee FZ call: _ Hauemercie Lod onme oppreſt, and fend me helpe withall. 10 My heart doth knowledge vnto thee, ZF fue to haue thy graces | | | : Then — ay ye ) Palme. XXVUJe Ther ſeeke my face laieſt thou tome, Low F will ſeeke thy face. 11 In wath turne not chy ſelle atoay, 1g nozfulfer me to lide : Thouart my helpe Hill to this day, be fill my God and guide. 12 My parentes boty their ſonne korſooke, and caſt me of at large: re | And cher the Lod himleife.pet tooke of methe cure and charge. 13 Teach meD God the way to thee, and lead meon forth right : 01 feave offuch as watch for me, totrapmeifthepmight. . 14. Bo not betake me to the will, ofthemthatbempfoes: Forthey ſurmiſe agaynſt me ſtill, . falfe witneſſe to depoſe. 15 My hart wonldfaint, butthatime ~ this hope ts fired fatt: : The Low Gods good grace ſhall it ſee, inmn like that ate ſhall lat. 16 Truſt il in God whoſe whole thou art, his toll abide thou mull: And he ſhall cale and firength thy heart, if thou in him do truſt. | Ad te Domine. Pfal, xxviij. T. S. ¶ Being in keare and penſiueneſſe to fee God diſhonored by Wicked men, be crieti for vengeance againſt them, and being allured that God hath heard him, he comniendeth all the kaithkull to bis tuition, Hon art O Loxd my trength and tap, Seats at | theſuccour which Jcraue: espe 6 — Neglect ia CIAIIMNC. AAV Lo | Meglect me not leat J be like, tothem that go to graue. 2 The voice of thy fuppltant heare, that bnto thee Doth crie: When F liftbp my hands bnto thy bolp arbe moſt hie. 3 Reputeme not among the loge, of wicked and peruert : That ſpeake right faire vnto their friends; and thinkefulltllinhbeart. - 4 According to their bandte worke, — astheydeferuetnDdDecd; And after their inuentions, , let them receiue theiv meed. 5 Forthey regard ret Ne Gods Works, vis law, nepethisloe: Therefore he will them and their feed, | Deltr ote for euermoze. 6 To render thanks vnto the Low, voto great a caule haue : My voice, my prater, and my complaint, that heard fo willingly? 7 He is my ſhield andfortitude, my buckler in diſtreſſe: Myhope, my health, my hearts reliefe, my fong hall him confeffe. 8 He is our ſtrength and our defence, our enmies to refit : The health and the faluation, ofbiseclectby Chit, > Thy peopleand thine heritage, | Aw blefle, guide and preferue > CIdIIIICoOo ADA Fucreate chem Lord and cule their hearts, that they may neuer lwerue. Afferte Domino. Pfal.xxix. T. S. ¶ Danid exhorteth princes ( who fo2 the moft part thinke there is no God ) at teak to feare him Foz the thunders and tempelts, for cave whereof all creatures tremble . Bud albeit tt theeatneth Gnners, pet tt moueth his to praifehis name. G3 uc to the Lod pee otentates, Singthisto}> ) yerulers ofthe world: ; ts tune — — ‘Give peal pratfe, honour, and ſtreugth, SF vntothe living A020. , 2 Giue honor to his holpname, and honoz him alone: Woꝛlhip him in his matettte, within bis holp theone. 2 His boice Doth rule the waters all, ceuen as himlelke doth pleate: He doth pꝛepare the thunderclaps, and gouerns all the leas. 4. Theboiceof Godis of great force , and wondzous excellent ; Ft is mot mightie in effect, and moft magtificent. 5 The boice of God doth rent andbyeabe, the Cedar trees fo long: The Cedar trees of Libanus, which ave moſt high and frong. | 6 And makes them leap like asa Calfe, a oꝛ elſe the Unicoꝛn : Eee Sot onlie trees but mountaines great, : whereon the trees are bog. 7 His doice denides the flames of fire, and ſhakes the wilderneſſe: ~ : BS SMALLEWOMAMD : te are 8It makes the Befert quake for fearc, that called is Cades. 9 Ft makesthe Hindes foꝛ feare to calue, and makes the couert plaine: Then in his temple eucrieman, his glozte Doth pꝛoclaime. 10 The Low was let aboue the flouds, tuling the raging fea: So hhallberaigneas Lod and bing, fozeucr and foꝛ ate. | rr The Loꝛd twill gine his people power, in bertue to increaſe: Whe Lozd will bleſſe his choſen kolke, with euerlatting peace. : Exalrabo teDomine. Pfal. xxx. I. H. ¶ when Dauid ſhould dedicate his houſe tothe Loꝛd, he fell extreme ſicke without all hope of life, and therefoze after recoueric, he thanked God, erhosting others to he the like, andtolearne bp him that God ts rather merciful than feucre towards bis, — that adnerfitic is ſudden. ‘Chen he peateth, and promtfeth to pzaife Gon fo; S—— sae ee oe — — — — — — — — I Ali laud praiſe with heart a voice, D Lord J giueto Sea ee thee: which didſt not mast my foeateioice but batt exal⸗ (= — a “ted Ite, 2. © > show my np God to thee J ri all mp on i. Egriele: Thougauch an eare; and Dibtprouibe to cae of = Se —— ATE ABN «9 me with relicfe. 3 Okthy good willthou haſt cald backe —- mploulefrombelitofaue: set Thou did reuiue vohen ſtrength did lacke, andkeptinefromtyegraue. ei 4 Sing pratfe pefaints, that prooue and we. the goodneſſe of the Loyd: dae In memorie of his matettie, retoice with one accord. 5 For why hiss anger but apace | .., Doth laff,and ſſacke againe: But in bis fauour and his grace, alvwaies Doth liferemaine. - | Though gripes of areefe ; fetted bis unnes, andobteincd pardow , be exhozteth the wicked men to line J godiy, and the good to reioice. ams: 7 He manis bleſt, whoſe wicke dneſſe — § Singthisto 2 4 ‘the Loꝛd hath cleane remitted: — And he whole linne and wꝛetchedneſſe, P ishidandalfocoucred. | 2 Ind bleſt is heʒ to whom the Loꝛd imputeth not his ſinne: 4 — 2b lene — "She ye” ge SR eer > eee * no hich Plalme. xxxij. | es aN which in his heart hath bid no guile, BB La nozfraudisfoundtherein, 3 For wohilſt that J kept clofe my finne, in filence and conſtraint: My bones Did weare and waft away, with daily mone and plaint. 4. Foꝛ night and daythy hand on me, ſo grieuous was and ſmart: That all my bloud and humozs moi, to Deineffe did conuert. 5 J did therefore confelle my fault, aannd all mp finnes diſcouer: Chen thou ,D Loꝛd, did me forgtue, 1 andallmypfinnespaffeoucr. rite 6 The humble man hall pray therefore, 5397 and feeke thee in Due time : aa So that the flouds of waters great, ; ſhall haue no power on him. 7 When trouble and aduerfitic Do compaſſe me about ¢ Thou art my refuge and mp toy, WN and thou dott rid me out. A ae § Come hether and J Mhallthee teach gra bow thou Mould walke aright: BY ioe And will thee guide as ‘FZ mp felfe, ‘et haue learnd by proofe andfight. teen 9 Benotforudeandignorzant, ey aed asis the hoꝛſe andDmules eg wWhoſe mouth without a raine o2 bit, ae frombarme thou cant notrule. has 10 Th? wickeDinanfhallmanifold, = ſoꝛrowoes and grieke ſuſtaine: tect ig 3 88 Plalme. xxxilj. But Onto him chat truſts in God, his goodneſſe ſhall remaine. 11 Be merrie therefore inthe Loo, ve iuſt lift vp your boite: And yeot pure and perfect hart, * be glad and eke reioice. — | Exultate iuſti. Pfal. xxxiij. I. H. ¶ Be erhorteth gad men topzaife God for creating and gouerning ali things, fo2 his faithfuũ ppomifes, fo2 fcattering the councell of the wicked, teaching that no creature prefcructh anie man, but onliebis mercie. ye righteous tn the Lo2d reioice, b 533 | } itisafeemelpfight: ei REG? That bpright men with thankful botce, : fhould pꝛaiſe the God of might. : 2 Pratle ye the Lod with harp andfong, inpfalmesand pleafantthings: - With lute and inffrumentamong, that foundeth voith ten ſtrings. 3 Sing tothe 1020 a fong moſt new, ~ © with courage giuchimpraifes — q 4 Foꝛ Why ? his woꝛd is euer true, a bis works and all his waies. 5 Totudgement,cquitte, and right, — he hath a great good voll: And with his gifts he Doth delight, the earth thꝛoughout to fill. 6 Foꝛ bythe woꝛd of God alone, —1 the heauens all were wꝛought: S| Their hotts and powers euerie chor, | | His beeath to paſſe bath brought. 7 The waters great gathered hath he, on heapes withinthe ſhoꝛze: ben — 4nd. _ Plalme, xxxtys: x |: 89 And hidtheminthedepthtobe, -.. — asin ahouſe of fore. 8 All men on earth both leaſt and moſt, feare God and keepe bis lato: Pe that inhabit in ech coat, dread Him and and naw. 9 What he commanded tought it was, atonce with prefent (peed: what he doth will is brought to pafle, with full effect in Deed. 10 Thecouncels of the nations rude, the Lo2d doth bring to nought: He doth defeat the multitude, oftheir deuiſe and thought. 1I But hisdecrees continue ill, thep neuer flacke oꝛ ſwage: The motions of hts mind and will, take place in euerie age. @ The fecond part. 12 Bnd bleLave they totohom the Loy, 83 God and guid ts knotone: wohom be Doth chule of meere accord, totakethemasbisowne. 13 The Lord from heauen ca his ſight, on men moꝛtall by birth: 14. Conlidering from his feat of might, thediwellersoftheearth, 15 The Low J fay whoſe hand hath voꝛought mans heart, anddothitframes == Forhe alonedoth know the thoughe, aD working of the fame. — 16 A king that truſteth in his hoaſt, thal a 90. Pfalme. xxxiij. fhallnaught preuaileatiengty: The man that of his might doth boat, {hall fale foz all his ſtrength. 17 The troupes of horlemencke fhall kaile, their ſturdie ſteedes ſhall ſterue: Che ſtrength ofhozle hall not pzeuaile, the rider to preferue. bef 18 But lo,the cies of God intend, and watch to aid the tut: With luch as keare him to offend, and on bis goodneſſe trutt. : 19 That he of Death and all diſtreſſe, mayſet their ſoule from dꝛeed: And if that Dearth the land opprefic, _inbungerthemtofeed. — 20 wherekoꝛe our ſoules do ſtill depend, on God our ſtrength and ſtay: He is the ſhield bs to defend, and Driucall Darts away. 21 Our ſoule in God haue toy andgame, reioicing in his might: For wyhy? in his moſt holie name we hope and much delight. 22 Therefore let thy goodnefie,D W020, , {till peefentwithosbees J As we alwaies withone accord, — do only truſt in thee. | Benedicam Domi. Pfal. Xxx}. T. 8 ¶ Dauid hauing elcaped Achis (1x. Sam.2i.) pꝛailed God for his deliuerance. giuing other example to truft in God , tofcare and ſerue him, who dekendeth the godlp Switl) his angels, and btterip deltroieth the wicked in their liinnes. = * co 5 s- ~ .*. & i le ots, BS b . ht pees Sie etic ten "Se > * ie. PialiMme. XXXUMYeo 2 Iwill giue laud and honour both, Sing this 2 — “ Hnto the Loꝛd alwaies: a —7 Pd | And ee my mouth for euerimoze, fall {peake vnto his pzaiſe. 2 J do delight to laud the Low, infoule and eke in boice : That humble men and moztified, map heave and fo vetoice. 3 Therefore fee that you magnifie, waith me theliuing Horw:. And let bs tote evalt his name, together with one acco2d. 4Foꝛ FZ my lelfe befought the Loꝛd, he anſwered me againe: And me let freeincontinent, — from all my feare and paine. 5 Who fo they bethat him behold, pas | ſhall ſee his light moſt cleare/· Their countenance ſhall not be daſht, they need it not to feare. 6 This ſillie tozetch koꝛ fome reltefe, Dito the Loꝛd did call: woho Did him heave without delay, and rid Him out of thzatl. 7 The angell of the Lod doth pitch, histents ineuerte place: | To ſaue all fuch as feare the Lord, | _ thatnothingthembeface. — 8 Talt and conlider welltherefore, Pree that God is good and iuſt: — O happie man that maketh hint, | —— bis onlp (rate and truſt. 92 __ Pfalme. xxxinj. 9 Fearepethe Loꝛd ye holicones, aboucallearthipthing: = Foꝛ they that feare the liuing Lord, are {ure to lacke nothing: 10 ThHelions hall be hungerbie , and pinde with famine much: Sut as for them that feare the L020, nolacke ſhall be to fuch. | @ The fecond part. 11 Come tiearetherefore mychildren deare, and Co my woꝛds giue care: F hall pou teach the perfect way, how pouthe 1020 fhould feare. 12 Who is that man that would liue long, and lead a bleffen itfe ? | 12 Sec thourefraine thy tong and lips, from all Deceit and ſtrike. 14, Turne backe thy face from Doing tll, and Do the godly Deed: Inquire for peace and quietneſſe, and follow tt with (peed. 15 Foꝛ wohy / the eies of God aboue, vvpon the iutt are bent: —— His eares like wiſe do heare the plaint, of the pooꝛe innocent. | 16 But hedoth frotone ebend his bꝛowes, pponthe wicked traine: And cuůt away the memoꝛie, that ould okthem remaine 17 But wyen the iult doth call and crie, the Lod doth heare them ſo: at out of paine and miſerie, boꝛthwith be letsthem go. 88 riaime. XXXV. ot anes 18 cheLovdishind and ftraight at band, , to fuch as be contrite: He faves alfo the ſorro vofull, the meeke and pooze in ſprite. 19 Full many-be the mifertes, that righteous men Do ſuffer: ‘Butoutofalladuerfities, = the Lo2d Doth thein Deliuer. 20 The Lord doth fo preferue and keepe, his verie bones alwap: That not fo much as one of them, Doth periſh oz Decay. . 21 Thefirine hhalifleathe wicked man, 3 which he himſelfe hath nought And ſuch ashate the righteous man, ‘fhallfoone be brought to nought. 22 But thepthatferue the liuing Lod, the Lod doth ſaue themſound: Bnd woho that puts their trukinhim, nothing {hall them confound. Iudica Domine. Pfal. xxxv. I. H. Saules flatterers perſecuted Dautd. who pꝛaieth for revenge, that his imo: cencie inate be Declared , and that fuchas take bis part map refoice , Foz which he promifeth to imagnifie Gods name all the dates of his lite. [| 2” plead mp caule againt my foes, pines as re confound their force and might ; per ree Aes Fight on my part —— allthoſe, J . that feeke with me to fight. 2 Dap hand bpon thyſpeare and ſhield, thy ſelle in armour dꝛeſſee Stand bp for me and fight thefield, to helpe me front diſtreſſe. flame. XXXVe 94 : — 3 Sind ontptwoor, ano topthetoap —J mine enmies to withſtand: That thou vnto my foule maiſt ſay, io, J thy belpe at hand. 4. Confound * with rebuke and blame, that ſeeke my ſoule to ſpill: Let them turne backe and ite with ſhame, that thinke to worꝛke me il. 5 Let them diſperſe and flie abzode, as wind doth driue the duſt: And that the angell of our God, their might away may thꝛuſt. 6 Let all thetr waies be void of light, | and flipperte like to fall: And ſend chine angeil, with thy — to perſecute them all. 7 Foꝛ vohy: without my ieee infecvet fet their grins | And for no cauſe haue digdacaue, totake mpfoule therein. 8 when they thinkeleatt and haue no care, O Loꝛd deſtroythem all: Letthem be trapt in theit owne fare, | andin thet miſchiekekall. 9 And let my ſoule, my hart and voice, in God haue ioy and wealth: That in the Lord Jmavreioice, and in bis fauing health. 10 And thenmyp bones fhallfpeake and fay, my parts (hall all agree: D Loꝛd though they do feeme full gay, ~~" man is like tothee? < IAIIIC. AKAVs © q The fecond part. 11 Thou didſt Defend che *— eri i that ave boty ffout and ftrong : And rid the pooze from wicked men, — thatfpotleand do them tong, 12 Dypcrucil foes againmerife, to witneſſe things bitrue: And to accule me they deuiſe ofthat Jneuer knewo. 13 Where Itothem Do ot good will, they quit me with diſdaine: That they hould pay my good with til, | my foule Doth fore complaine. 14 Whenthey werelickhe J mound therefore, and clad my felfe infacke: With faking J did faint full fore, to pꝛay Jwas not flacke. | 15 Asthey had beene mp bꝛethꝛen deare, J did myſelfe behaue: K As one that maketh wofull cheare, S18 20) about his mothers graue. 16 But they at my difeale Did toy, anDdgatheronarout; = Vea abiect flaucsatmedidtop, = = with mocks and checks full ftout, 17 Thebelly gods and Hatteringtraine, _ that all good things deride: . At medo grin with great diſdaine, and plucke their mouth alide 18 Lod, when wilt thou amendthis grant, why Doct thou fay and pauſe? O vid my foule, mine only deare, i} oS: — vk eS apa a 11 1 sas Ss 19 Bnd 990 EP LALMC. AXRVe 19 And chen7 will giue thanks to * before the church alwaies: And whereas moſt of people be, there will Jſhew thypꝛaile. 20 Let not my foes pꝛeuaile on me, which hate me korno fault: Noꝛ vet to winke op turne their ete, that caufleffe me aſſault. 44 The third part. 21 ‘of peace no woꝛd thep thinke or fay, theirtalkcisallbntrue: They till conſult and would betrap all thofe that peace inſue. 22 With open mouth they run atme, they gape,they laugh.they flive: Well, voell,fay they, our ete Doth {ee the thing that we deſire. 23 But Lozd thouſeeſt what wates they _ ceaſe not this geare to mendes: Be not far off,n02 me fogfabe, 1) as men that fatle their frend. 24 Awase, arile, and tir abꝛode, Defend me in myright: Ott! Reuengemy caule mp Lod my od; 7 and ald ine with thy might. 25 According to thyrighteouſneile, inp Lord God ſet me free: And let not them —— noztriumph ouer me· —V—— 26 Let not their arts veiofceand ctie, NIU: FMD there,there,this geavegoeth — 02 dyad Gea $202 giue them caule to faponbigh; fac) eens chi —— eet anes 27 — SST aloes —— : A LALILIVOCAAAY [6 ye re 27 Contdund them with rebuke and hame, that toy when FJ Domourne: And pay them home vith fpite and blame, that brag at me voith ſcoꝛne. 28 Let them be gladand eke reidice, which loue mine bpright boap: And they all times with hart and voice ; fhall praife the Loꝛd, and fap. 29 Great is the Lod and doth excell, foz toby 2 hedoth delight | To fee hisleruants pꝛoſper well, that ishis pleatant tight. 30 Wheretore mp toong J will applie thyrighteouſneſſe to paiſe: into the Loꝛd my God, will I ‘fing laud and thanks alwaies. Dixit iniuftus. Pfal,xxxvj. I.H. € Poebvesn by these, compantt ete mee ut cont i thereof he is comforted and aſſured of bis Deliverance. Te — with bis roe ry sings * fy oth thus perfuade bis hart: * That ofthe Loꝛd he hath no truſt, sar bis feare is fet apart. 7 2 Petdoth he iopin his eſtate to walke as he began: So long till he deſerue the bate of God and ckeofiman. 3 his woꝛdes are michen,tileand naught, higstoong notruth doth tells Pet at nohand will be be taught — —. be may Do toell. ade) 0 Bf. 4. When 90 LP LAMTICAARV Jo» 4 Mhen he Soul Seep then Doth hemnut, iN his miſchiekto fulfill: = : M0 Wicked wayes Doth he refute, | noznothpngthatisul.. in ied 5 But Low, thy gooduettedacyatend = IK aboue the heauens hye: | So doth thytruchittelfeertend vnto the cloudyfkype. 6 Much moꝛe * pilsto high and eng, thy tuftice ts expꝛeſt: | Thy udgements like to leas motkneepe, thou fauct both man and bea. 7 Thy mercy is aboue allthynges O God, it doth excell: sie In truſt voberof asin thy winges, thefonnesofimenthall dwell. 8 Within thy houle they thalbefed, . with plentie at their will: Mfall delight they ſhalbe ſped, and taketherof thet fill... 9 Sop toby the wellol lifefopure > Doth onerflow from thee: | And in thy light we are full ure the latting light to fee. 10 From{uch astheeDefireto unow, let not thy grace depart: Thy vighteoutnesle declare and how to men of vpꝛight bart. 11 Let not the proved on me peuaile,, D Loꝛd.ofthy good grace; $202 let the wicked me affatie, tothꝛow meout ofplace, = > —— eG 12 But — LRALTINAAAVE SQ 2 But they in their deutfe fhallfall, that wicked voorks matntatne They (hall be ouerthꝛowne withall, and neuer rile againe. Noli æmulari. Pfal. xxxvij. VV. W. ¶ Becauſe the gonip ſhould not be Daunted tolee Wicked men profper , David fhewerth that all things hall be granted euen With hearts dehre to them that foue sen God ; but the Wicked albeit thep flourith fopatime, Hall at (Budge not to fee the wicked ment —— in wealth to llouriſh ſtill: the xx1v pf Noꝛ vet enuie ſuch, as to ill haue bent and ſet their will. 2 Foꝛ as greene graſſe a fſouriſhing hearbs are cut and wither away: So {hall their great poſteritie foone paſſe, fade and Decay. 3 Truſt thoutherefore in God alone, 2 todo well giue thy mind: So halt thou haue the land as thine, and therefure food ſhalt find. 4. Jn God {et all chy harts delight, and looke what thou wouldſt haue, Oꝛelſe canſt wiſh in all the woꝛſd, thou needſt it not to craue. 5 Caſt both thyſelfe and thine affairs on God, withperfecttrut: — And thou ſhalt ſee with patience, theffect both ſure and iuſt. 6 Theperkect life and godlyname he will cleare as the lihhtt: So that the ſunne euen at uoonedates, hall not thine halke fo bꝛight. 9 by. : : | Be a ‘ Too Plalme.xxxvjJ. 7 Be lſtilltherekoꝛe, and tedfattlie on God ſee thou watt then: Not ſhrinking forthe pꝛoſperous ſtate of lewod and wicked men. 8 Shake off deſpight, enuie and hate, at leaſt in any wiſe Their wicked eps auoid and fie, and follow not their guile. 9 Foꝛ euery wicked man will God Deftrop,both moze and leſſe: ‘But fuch as trutt in him, are lure the land foꝛ to poffefie. 1o Match but a vobile, and thou ſhalt ſee no mozethe wicked trate: #20 not fo much as houſe o2 place, where once he DID remaine. ¶ The fecond part. 11 But mercifull and humble men inioy Hallfeaandland: Fu reſt and peace they (hall retotce, for naught ſhall chem withſtand. 12 The lewd men and malicious againt the iuſt conſpire: They gnalh their teeth athin, as men Wwbcich do his bane delire. 13 But wohile that lewod men thus do thinke, the Loꝛd laughs them to ſcorne: For vohy: be fecth thetr terme approch, wohen they hall figh and mourne. 14. The wicked haue their ſwoord out atone, their bov eke haue they bent, To ouerthꝛow and kill the poore, as thep the right way went. ~ ay ¥ 15 But et —— a ee —— Plalme. xxxviy. | 15 But the fame ſwoꝛd Hail pearce their harts, wohich was to bul the tut : Likewile theboww fhall breake to ſhiuers, wherein they put their truſt. 16 Doubtleſſe the iuſt mans poore eftate, is better agreatDeale more: Than all thefe levod and woꝛldlie mens rich pompe and heaped ſtore. 17 F02 be their potoer neuer fo trong, , God twill tt onerthzoLo : Where contrarie be Doth prelerue the humble inenand low. 18 Heleeth by his great prouidence, the good mens trade and way: And will giuethem inheritance, wohich neuer fhall decay. 19 They hhallnot be difcouraged, when fomeare hard beſted: When other fhalibe bungerbit; - they hallbecladand fed. 20 Foꝛ whoſoeuer wicked is, and enmie to the Lo20: | | Shall quaile, yea melteuen as lambs greate, 02 finoke that flies abꝛode. The third part. 21 Behold the wicked borroweth much, and neuer pateth againe: wWhereas the iult by itberall gifts, | inakes mante glad and faine. 22 Forthey whome God doth bleſſe ſhall haue theland forheritage: Aud they vohome he Doth curſſe likewile, ſhall periſh in his rage. > 102 Pſalme. xxviij. 23 The Lord the iuſt mans cauſe doth guide, hh and giues him good fuccefie: To cucrypthing he tabes in hand, he fendeth good addzefie. 24. Though that he fall vet ts he lure, not btterlpy to quaile: Becaulc the 102d ſtretches out nig —* at need, and Doth notfatle. 25 J haue beene poong anid note am old, | pet neuer Did F fee The tuft man left,no2 pet his feed to beg for miſerie. 26 But giues alwaies moſt liberaltic, : andiendstohercagignecd:. =. His childꝛen and poferitic receiue of God their meed. 27 Flie vice therefore and ticheDnet , and bertueDotinbraces us So God fhall grant thee long to haue i onearth a dwelling place. US 28 Foꝛ God foloucth equitic, and ſhewesto hisfuch grace <: - That he pꝛeſerues them euermoꝛe, but ſtroies the wicked race. 29 Whereas the good and godly men, inberit (hall the land: | Hauing as lords all things therett, in their owne power and hand. 20 The iuſt mans mouth doth euer (peake,. ofmatters vole and hie: ie His toong doth talke andendifie,. ion truth and ae. 31 fae. « Plalme. XXXVYe 103 31 Foꝛ in his hart, the law of God | his Loꝛd Doth ſtill abide: So that where ere he go oz walke, his koot can neuer fide, 32 The wicked like a rauening wooolke, the iuſt man Doth beſet: By all means ſeeking him to kill, fhe fall in his net. ¶ The fourth part. 33 Though be ſhould fallinto hishands, pet God wouldfuccourfend: _ Though men again himfentence giue, God willhim yet defend, 34. Malt thouon God and beepe his way, heſhallpzeſerue thee then, The earth to rule, and thou ſhalt ſee deſtroid theſe wicked men. 35 The Wicked haue Jleene mot ſtrong, and placed in high degree: Floziſhing in all wealth and ſtore, as doth thelatozelitree. = 36 But ſuddenlyhepaſt away, andlo he was quite gone: Then J him fought, but could {earcefind : the place where dwelt {uch one... 37 Marke and behold the perfect matt, how God doth him increale: Foꝛ the iuſt man hall haucatiengty, =. great top with ret and peace. se 3 38 Asfortran(gveflors,wotothem, - Deftrowtheyfhallailbe: -. 2... God votlicut of their buddingracc, — —— BOT ORE HST 39 But a 98 Pſalme. xxxviij. 29 But the laluation of the iuſt, Doth come from God aboue: soho intheir tvoublefends them aid, ofhis meere grace and loue. 40 God doth them belpefaue and deliuer from levod men and vniuſt: And fill will faue them, whilſt that cher in him do put their truſt. Domine ne in furore. Pſal.xxxviij. J. H. ¶ Dauid ſicke of ſome grecuous —— himfclfe to be challiked of the Loꝛd for bis finnes ; and thercfoze pꝛaieth God toturne away bis wrath, but in the end With firme confidence and penn ng his cauſe puto od, hopeth Foz tpcedte helpe at his hand. P Uit me not to rebuke (O Loꝛd) i this oe tn thy pꝛouoked ire: tbe * Ne in thy heauie wzath ( O Lord), correct ne J deſire. 2 Thine arrowes do ſticke kaſt in me, thy hand Doth preffe me fore: | And in my lleſh nohealthatall, appeareth anie woꝛꝛ. 3 And all thisisby reafon of, thy meath that Jam in · Noꝛ anie reſt is in my bones. byreafonof myſin. —V 4 Forlo,mp wicked doings Low, ain aboue my head are gone: A greater lode than Jcan beare. they lap me ſoꝛe vpon. Guissioa die 5 My wounds ſtinkẽ and ate feltved 10,” aslothfometstofee: wWhich ali through mine ovone footigynette, — betideth onto mee, ian Onis ee i . 7 — y — ee Pſalme. xxxviij. ——— 6 And Ji int carefull wiſe am brought, sete in trouble and diſtreſſe: That FJ go wailing all the date, my dolefull heauineſſe. . 7 My loins are kild with fore difeate, my flelh bath no vobole part: 8 J feeble am and broken fore, F row for greefe of hart. 9 Thou knows Lod mp Defive,mp grones ave open in thy fight: 10 My hart doth pant, my ſtrength hath fatid, mine eies haue lott their fight. 11 Mylouers and my wonted friends, ſtand looking on my wo: And eke mp kinſmen far away, are me Departed fro. 12 They that did ſeeke my life,laid Mares, and thepthatfought the wap To Do me hurt, ſpake lies,and thought - ontreafon all the Dap. 3 ¶ The fecond part. | + 13 But asadeafe man J became, that can not heare at all: 14 And as one dumbe that opens not His mouth to ſpeake withall. 15 Foꝛ all my confidence D Lord, is wholie {et on thee: 16 D Lord thou Loꝛd that art my on, thou halt giue care to mee, 77 This did J craue that thep my foes, triumph not ouer mee: Foꝛ vohen my foot did Hip, then eR “0 FORE Ke lop mp fall toſee. : —— yaa 106 Pfalme. xxxix. And truly FJ poore wꝛetch am let in place voofull wight: And eke mygreeuous heuinelle iseuerinmy light. 18 For while that J my wickeduefle in bumble wife confefle : | And while J for my linfulldeeds, my ſoꝛrowes do expꝛeſſe. 19 Myfoes do ſtillremaine aliue, and mightie are alſo: And they that hate me wronglullie, in number hugelie grow. 20 They and againſt me, that my good Wweith euill Do repay : Becaulethat good and honet things, J do inſue alway. Foꝛſake me not,my Loꝛd my God, be thou not far away: Hatt me to helpe, mp Low my God, my fafetic and mp fray. a Dixicuftodiam. Pfal.xxxix. €u. bi ¶ Dauid hauing determined filence, pet burſt fazth into words that be wonld not,through his bitter qreefe. Foꝛ he maketh certeinerequelts Which talk of © mansinfirmittes pet mired Sith many pꝛaiers ⁊ allto het a mind won⸗ - derfullptroubled , that it mapappeare how he did Krine mighttlic againtt Death and deſperation. ‘ eit) thi [Said J will looke to mp waies, Sing this as ae Ps PPE ee —— EME SEE forfeare J Mould go wong : ———— J will take heed all times, that — offendnotinmptoong, ~ 2 As waith abit J will keepe fatt mp mouth with korce and might: - Mot once to whiſper, allthe while —J the wicked are in ſightt Se J | Pfalme, xxxix, 107 3 Jheld mytoong andf{pake no word, _ butkept me cloſe and ſtill:; Pea from good talke J Did refraine, but lorꝛe again my will. 4. My hart wart hote within my bꝛeſt, with muling. thought and Doubt : Which did increale and ſtir the fire, at laſt theſe words burſt out. 5 Lod number out my life and daies,, which pet F haucnot pat: Sothat J may be certified, vow long mp like ſhall laſt. 6 Loz thou batt pointed out my life, inlength much like a ſpan: Mine age is nothing vnto thee, ſo vaine is euery man. 7 Man walkethlikea ſhade, and doth: ——- tubainebimfielfeannop: © In getting goods,anDcannottell _. who hall thefameintoy, 8 Mow Loꝛd fith things this wife do krame what helpe do Ideſire? Df truth my helpe doth hang onthee Jnothing elferequire.. @ The fecond part. > Forall the linnes that FJ hauedone, Loꝛd quite me out of band: And make menota {core to fooles that nothing bnderftand. 10 FJ was as dumbe, and to complaine no trouble might me mooue: Becauſe J knowo tt voas thy worke, mypatience fozto pꝛooue. — a1 ow Io2 ~ Pfalme. xl. 4 ds 11 Load take from me thytcourge tplague, Ican them not withſtand: I kaint and pine away, forfeare ofthy moſt heauie hand. 12 When thou for fin doeſt manrebube, he wareth wo and wan: , As doth a cloth that moths haue fret, fo baine athing ts man. | 12 Lord heare mpfute and gine good heed, regard my tears that fall: Ffotome like a ranger here, as DID my fathers all. 14. D {pare alittle,giue mefpace, ny rength fo2 to reftoze : Before J go away frombence, and {hall be feene no moze. - Expe@ansexpeaui, Pfal. xl. I.H. ¶ Dauid deliueredfrom great Danger,doth magnifie Godthercfozeandcom= mendeth his proutdence towards all mankind. Chen he promifethtoe give. Himfcife Ww holp to Gods feruice,and declarcth how oo is trulie woꝛſhip⸗ ped. Afterward he giueth thanks, and haning complained of bis enimies he calleth foz aid and ſuccour. | [saited long and fought the Lod, ——— and patientlie did beare: —— It length to me he dtd accord, . | mpboice and crie to heare. 2 He pluckt me from the lake ſo deepe, outofthe mire and clay: | And on a rocke did Cet my feet, and he did guide my way. 2 Tone): taught a pſalme of pratte, which J mutt ſhew abode. | And fing new fongs of thanks alwaies, 4 vnto the Lord our God. pe he a NET 2, | 4 when · ‘ rIaIe. Alo 4 roben allthe kolke thefe things hal ee, asgpeople much afraid ; Then they bnto the Lord willfiee, and truſt vpon his aid. 5 O bleſt ishe, whole hope and hart Dothinthe Loꝛd remaine: That with the pꝛovod Doth take no part, — nozfuch as lic and faine, | 6 Foz Loꝛd mp God,thy wondrous deeds in greatneſſe far Do pafle: — Thy fauourtowards bs,ceceeds allthinas that euer was. | «7 MBHen J intend anddodeutfe, thy woꝛks abode to hove + Toluch a reckoning they Do rife, thereof no end ZF knot. 8 Burnt offrings thou delight tot it, Iknow thy vohole defire : MWith ſacrifice to purge his ſinne thou dott no man require. 9 Meat offerings and lacrifice thou wouldſt nothaue at alls But thou.D Lo2rd.hat open made mine cares to heare withall. 10 But then ſaid J, behold and loobe, Icome a meane to be: Foꝛ in the volume ot thy booke, thus it is ſaid of me. ui That FZ, D God, ſhould do thy min’, | which thing Doth like me well: Foꝛ in mp hart thy lato J find fat Danid great afflicted, bleſſeth them —— bis cafe, complaining of ——— ends fuch as Judas, Fob.15. en be giueth thanks foz Gods mercie in chattifing him gentiie, not —E enimies to triumph. He manis bleſtthat carefullig - Sing this to the —J the needie to conſider: eee f Fort in the feafon perilious, | : the Low will him Deliuer. | 2 The Loꝛd will make him fafe and found, and happie in the land: | And be will not deliuer him SS Te ee into his enmies hand. — i 3 And in his bed tohenhelicthficke, | <= ie ce: es the Lord will him reſtore: Pre And thou, D Load, wilt turne to health — his lickneſſe and bis ee 4. Thenin myſickneſſe thus fap J, haue mercie Loꝛd onme: SCIENCE Gt ata — ſoule mete is full wo, TORT? Soe A at Z offended thee, — 5 Mine 112 Plalme.xI. — 5 Mine enmies wiſht meill that, and thus of me did ſad ꝛ; when ſhall he die, that all his name | may banifh quiteaway.. 6 And wher they come to vilit me, ee they aſke ik Jdo well: But in their harts miſcheeke they hatch, 3 and to their matesittell. | 7 They bite their lips, and whilper fo} as though they would me charme: And cak their fetches how to trap me with fome mortall harme. 8 Somegreenous fin hath brought himte — thisfickneffe, fapthep plaine; He is fo love, that without Doubt tile can he not againe. 9 The man allo that J Did truſt, With me did bie Deceit: Mho at my table cat my bread, _ thefame fo2 me latd toate. 1o Haue mercy Lowdon metherefore, and let me be preferued : That J may render vnto them the things they haue delerued. 11 Bypthis F bnow afluredip, J ant beloued of thee ; When that mine enimies haue no caule to triumph ouer me. 12 Wut in my right thoubatt mekept, and mainteined alway: And in thy peefence placeaffignd, | 7 Dstt hel Diwellfo2z ay. — 13 The Pſalme. xlij. 113 13 The Lordthe Godot Iſraell ID — be pratfed enermoze: Euen (o beit, Lord, voll Z fay, euen ſo be it therefore. Quemadmodum. Pfal.xlij, I.H. ¶ Dauid grecuedthat though perfecutors he could not be pꝛeſent in the con⸗ gregation, protefting bis pꝛeſence in heart,albeit in bodie feparat. Bt laſt be thetweth that notwithianding thele ſoꝛrowes and thoughts, pet he contt= nuallie putteth his confidence in the Loꝛd. [_ se asthe hart Doth bicath and bray, Sing this Pikes | therocl{pringstoobtaine: Rithise So doth my foule defive alway, ja) with the Lozd to remaine. 2 Dp foule doth thirlk,¢ would dato neare the lining God of might: Oh when hall J come and appeare in peefence of his fight. 3 Theteares ailtinesare myrepaſt, which from mine eies do ſlide: wWhen wicked men crie out fo kaſt, where now is God thy guide? A Alas, what greeke is tt to thinke, tohatfreedomeonce had? Therefore my foule,as at pits bzinke, is moſt heauie and ſad. when J Did march it good aray, . furnifhed both my traine: Anto the temple wasourwap, Wwaith fongs and hearts mok faine. 5 Dp foule, why art thouſad alvoaies, and fret thus in my bzeſt! a a0 —F J.j. Trulſt — 414 Plame, xlij,.: jie corms ht sar ec crt sane aca ep odd Gea N WP. J hold it euer beſt. NIPOuO GTiRsY By hin J haueluccour at need againit all paine and grieke: Heis my God, which with all ſpeed will batt to fend reliefe. 6 Andthis my foule within me 1020, Doth faint and thinke bpon The land of Fordaine, and recoꝛd the little bill Hermon. ’ @ The fecond part. 7 One grieke an other in Doth call, as clouds burſt out thetr voice: ~The floudsofeutlithatdofall run ouer me with noice. 8 Pet J by day feit his goodnefle, and belpe at allaffates: : Likewile by night J Did not ceaſe the liuing God to paailſe. 9 Jam perſwaded thus to tay to him with pure * * O Loꝛd, thou art my guideand ſt — my rocke and my defence... ae * Dal F Whydo Jtheninpentiuencite 9° hanging the head thus walke? age eer eeaR OES While that mine enimies meoppeffe, - — and bere me with their talke. 10 Foꝛ why? they vicee mtine aed p parts, OT I with pangesto beabbows : —J When they crie out with frubbomebatts, ——— where is thy Godthy Loꝛd 9 11 ——— ICR my foule, with paine — 1 Gi “smitty. Plame. xliij. 1 ot Bae With thoughts why Dot thytelfe afta ul Toth ett hi gee ſo ſore within my bꝛeſtt 12 Truſt in the Lord thy God alwaies, th rely andthou the time fhall tee: —— padice edie ‘To giuchim thaukes with laud and pꝛaiſe, kor health reſtozd to thee. Iudica me domine, Pal. xlij. cr S. He aieth tobe deliuered rei them Vhich conſpire With Abloion to c end m2 he might Weenie praife God in his congregation, ” fe [urge andrenenge mp caule,D Lod, Singthis to 2 | from them that euill be: pass, From wicked and deceitkull men, be hrs O Loꝛd deliuer me. aah | 2 For of my frength thou art the God, Loy putthoumethee frod ?ꝰ And why walke F fo heauilp oppꝛeſſed with mp foe? 3 Send out thy light and cke thy truth, and lead me with thy grace: hicn mayconduct meto thy Hill, and to thydwellingplace. 4 Then ſhall J ta the altar go of God my top and cheare : And on my harp giuethanksto thee, D God my God. moll deare. 5 wWwhy art thou then fofad my foule, andfeet thus tninp bret! Stilltruſt in God, —— — FJ hold it alwaiesbeſfftt.. Byhim J haue deliuerance a Dae agatnttallpaineand guicfe: « tar sac eG) 31] OGIEE “te aaa J. ij. He “116 Pfalme. xliiij. He is my God tobich doth alwaies at need fend me reliefe. Deusauribus. Pfal. xliiij. T. S. B moft earneſt pꝛaier made inthe name ——— ecution, f fattatnin — the quarell of Gods woʒd, as i aul, Rom.8 pert ° 3 peepee r Mut eareshaue heard our fathers telland reucrentie. Ee — — record, the wondrous works that thou haſt done in ** ase — oni D Loꝛd. 2 How thou =e caſt the Gentiles out, ¢ —— Ea oa — — — — — — troidſt them with ſtrong hand: Planting our Fathers = "in thei place,and gauettto them their iand. 3 Thepconquerd not byſwoꝛd norfrength, the land of thy beheſt: | But bp thy hand, thy armeand grace, becaufe thou loucdtt them beſt. 4 Thouart mp king O God, that holpe Alacob infundste wile: 5a 4 Pſalme. xliiij. 117 5 Led with thy power, wethzevo Dotnet, hk Ue as did againſt vs riſe. 6 Itruſted not in bow neſwoꝛd, cttheycould not ſaue me ſound: 7 Thou keptſt vs from our enmies rage, thoudidf our foes confound. 8 And fill we boat of theeour God, and pratle thy holy name: 9 Pet now thou goeſt not with our hott, butleauct bstofhame. . 1o Thou madſt bs flee beforcourfoes, and fo were ouertrod: ‘Mur enmies robd and ſpoild our goods, while we hocre ſperſt abzoad. 11 Thou haſt bs giuen to ourfoes, - ‘as theepe fo2 to be Haine: Among the beathen euerie where ſcatred we do remaine. 12 Thy people thou halt fold like Gaueg, and as a thingof nought: Foꝛpꝛotit none thou hadſt thereby, no gaine at all was ſought. 13 And to our neighbors thou haſt made, of vs a laughing ſtocke: And thole that round about bs dwell, at bs do grin and mocke. | ¶ The fecond part. 14 Thus we lerue for none other bre, but fora common talke : CThey mocke, they lcomne,thep nod their heads, where cuer they go 02 walke. 15 Famahandeontinuallp tohearethele wickedinens * J.iij. Pea 156 PALM. XU Je | Ne Pea fo Ibluſh, that all my face with red is couered then. 16 For why? toe heare luch llandzous words, ſuch kalle reports and lies: That death it is to lee their wrongs, their thꝛeatnings and their cries. 17 Foꝛ allthis toc forgot not thee, naoꝛ vet thpcouenant brake : 18 We turne not back our harts from thee, noꝛ pet thy paths forlake. 19 Bet thouhatt trod bs dotone to Duff, tobere Dens of Dragons be: And coucred bs with hade of death and great aduerfitic. 20 Ff we had our Gods name forgot, and belpe of Idols ſought: 21 Would not God then haue tride this out, foz be Doth know our thought, 22 fray, nay, for thy names fake, O Aah alwaies are we flaine thus: As theepe vnto the hhamblestent, right fo they Deale with bs. 23 Up Lor, why fleepett thou? awabe, and leaue vs not foꝛ all: 24. Why hideſt thou thy countenance, and Dott forget our thrall? 25 for Dovone to Dutt our foule is brought, and we novo at laſt taſt: | Mur belite like as it were glude,. VVnto the ground cleaues kaſt. 26 Kile bp therefore for our defence, and help bs Loe: AC MCEDS a id J i? Pialme.xlv. | ce eget ude thee beteech of thy goodnefle, to reſcue bs with ſpeed. Eructauit cor ——— Pfal. xlv. I. H. € Salomon his maieſtie, honoꝛ,ſtrengthbeautie,riches and power are pꝛaiſed: his martiage with the Egpptian an heathen Woman ts ble, if that he re Rourice her people and countric, and giue hir ſelfe wholly to bir bulband. Were | ts figured the wonderfull maictic , and increafe oF Chꝛiſts kingdome and the church bis {ponte now taken of the Gentils, | M beat doth take in hand, v4 fome godly longto ſing: — | The pꝛaiſe that FJ hall Hew therein Ushensege pertaineth tothe king. - | 2 Prvtong (hall be as quick, bis honour to indite: As is the pen of ante ſcribe that vſeth kaſt to wꝛite. 3 Okairelt of all men, | thyſpeech ts pleafant pure: — Foꝛ God hath bleſſed thee with giftes, . _ foreuer to indure. ; 4 About thee gird thy ſword, D pritice of might elect : | Wwith honour, glorte and renovone. thy perfon pure is deckt. 5 Go foorth with godly ſpeed, in meeknelſſe, truth and right: And thy right hand (hall thee inſtruct } it woꝛks of Dreadful might. G6 Thy arrowes harpeand keene, ttheir hearts ſo ſoze ſhall ſting: That kolke (hail fall and kneele to thee, rea all thy foes, O king. | | 2 : 7 Ty 1290 Piaime. xIV. 7 Thy roiall eat,D Lor, | fozeuerthaliremaines Becaule the ſcepter of chp realine, Doth righteouſneſſe naintaine. 8 Becaule thou louct theright, and doſt the ill deteſt: GSod euen thy God hath nointed thee with toy aboue the ref. | 9 with myꝛre and ſauours ſweet thy cloathes ave all bzfpzeads When thou Dott from thy pallace paffe, therein to make thee glad. 1o ings daughters do attend, in kine and rich araie: | At thy righthand the Queene doth and, in gold and garinents gate. @ The fecond part. 11 D Daughter take good heed, incline and giue good eare: Thou mutt forget thpkindzedall, and fathers boule mott deare. 12 Then hall the king Defire thy beautiefaiveandtrim: F032 Voby Zhe ts the Lodthp God, and thoumutt woꝛſhip him. 13 Thedaughtersthenof Tre, | with giftes full rich) to fee: . And all the wealthie of the land, vs hall make their {ute tothee. 14. The Daughter of theking is glorious to bebolii: Within her clofet he doth tit, all Deckt in beaten gold. i Pfalme. xlv. 121 15 In robes tne! wosongie wirhneedie, | ane and manic a pleafant thing: 3 NZith Virgins faire on hiv to watte, fhe conuneth to the bing. 26 Thusare they brought with toy, and mirth on euerie ſide: Auto the pallace of the bing, and there thep Do abide. «#7 Bu fteed of parents left, 000 Queene thy chance fo ands: } Thou halt haue fons whom thou mailſt fet, as princes in all lands. 18 Wherefoꝛe thy holyname all ages ſhall recoꝛd: Thy people ſhall gine thanks to thee £02 eucrmoze,D L02d. Deus noſter refugium. Pfal.xlvj.. I. H. a> long of thankſgiuing for the deliuerance of Jeruſlalem efter With his armic Was Datuen away,oz ſome other like ſudden and ———— —— by the mightie hand of God, whereby the prophet commendeth this great benefit, - poth erbont the fatthfull to gine themfelnes whoilp to the hands of God, ——— —— but bir) vnder bis protection thep thall be fafe again all the alſaults of cir enimies. ee — 1 The Loꝛd is our defence and aide,the ſtrength where⸗ | Fe Sarees esa eee = : by we ſtand: When woe wey {wo ave much — {22 — wena F —— te | and hurled here and there, within the {ea fo Deepe. 2 No though the waues do rage ſo sop that allthe banks tt ſpils: And though it ouerflovo the fhore and beate Dotone mightie hils. 4 Foronefaire fouddothlend abzode : bis pleafant ſtreames apace: To frelh the citte of our God, and wath his holy place. 5 In midſt of hir the 1.020 doth Dwell, fhe can no whit decaie. | Ali things again hir that rebel, the Lord will truely ſtaie. 6 The heathen folke,the kingdoms feare, the people make a noice: Thecarth Doth melt, and not appeare Wwohen God puts forth his voice. te, The Lord of hottes Doth takeout part, to bs he hath an eie: Our hope of health, with all our Heart on Jacobs God doth lie. F ecg nae ae — — — — — — — — LT — yp | meal —— — — — on Poe $= — — 8 Come . Pfalme.xlvij, * 123 8 Come heare and {ee with mind and thought | tL? the working of our God: ° What wonders he hunfelfe hath wzought, thoughouttheearth abode, 9 By him all wars are huſht and gone, which countries did conſpire· Their bowes he bꝛake and redone echone, their chartots burnt with fire. 10 Leauc oft therefore, fatth be, and ae Jama God moſt out: Among the heathen high and low, and allthe earth throughout. 11 The Lord ofhoftsdoth bs defend, he is our ſtrength and tower: On Jacobs God we do depend, and on his might and poner. Omnes gentes. Pfal. xlvij. I. H. € Bn exhoꝛtation to woꝛſhip God koꝛ his mercies toward Jacobs poſteritie Herein is pꝛophecied the kingdome of Chat in the time of the Goſpell. : ye people all with oneaccozd, S —5 cdlap hands anð eke reioice:: 2 Be glad, and ſing vnto the Lozd With ſweet and pleaſant botce, : 2 Forbhigh the Lod and dreadful ig, | with wonders manifold: Amightickingheistruclp = in allthe earth extold. 3 The people he (hail mabe to be, vnto our bondage theall: And vnderneath our feet, he hall tye nationsinaketofalle * ~~ ; Pe +? : 4 for £24 = Plalme. xlviy. 4 Forks the heritage be choſe, which wepofiefiealones: The flouriſhing worlhipof Jacob his welbeloued one. 5 Dur God afcended hyp onhie with foy andpleafantnotce: The Loꝛd goeth bp aboue theſkie — Lith trumpets rotall voice. 6 Sing pꝛaiſes to our God,fing praite, fing praties to our king : | Foꝛ God is bing of all the earth, all ſtzilfull prattes fing. 7 God on the heathen raignes, and lits vpon his holie thzone ; i Che princes of the people haue themioinedcuerteone, = 8 To Abravams people foz our Gods Which iseraltedhie: Hs witha buckler doth dekend the earth continuallie. Magnus Dominus. Pfal. xlviij. I. H. € Thanks are giuen to God for the notable delinerance of Hieruſalem from the hands of mante kings: the eltate whereof is pratfen,foz that God is pꝛelent at all tines to defend tt: this pſalme ſeemeth to be made inthe time of Ahaz Jo⸗ faphat, Aſa oꝛ Eʒechia: fo, the chiefly, twas the citie bp forte princes aftauited. CReatisthe Lord, and with great praite Sing this to \ tobeaduanced till : ey Within the citte of our 1020, vpon his holp hill. 2 Mount Stonts a pleafant place, it gladdeth all the land: The citie of the mightie king on her noꝛthſide Doth ſtand. the xlvj.pf 3 waithin· Pfalme.xlviiij.. ; 124 3 Wwithin the pallaces thereof, i Godis a refuge knovone: Foꝛ lo, the kings were gathꝛed, and together eke were gone. 4. But when they did behold it fo, thep wondzed, and thep were Aftonied much,and ſuddenly were Driuen backe with feare. 5 Great terror there on them did fail, fo2 berte wo they cries 4s doth a woman, when he hall go trauell by and by. 6 As thou with eaſtern wind the hips, bpon the {ea Dott bꝛeake: Sothbey were aid, and euen as we beard our kathers ſpeake. 7 Sointhe citie of the Loꝛd, weſaw agit was told : Pea inthe citie, vobich our Loꝛd fo. ever will vphold. S$ D Lor, we waite and do attend, onthy good belpe and grace: Foꝛ which we do all times attend, within thy holy place, 9 D Loz, according to thy name, for cucr is thy pꝛaiſe: : Mud thy right hand,D Loꝛd, is full of rightcoutnelle alwaies. | To Let for thyiudgements, Sion mount al ‘ oye — with ioies md And ebe of Juda grant, D Lord, tthe daughter to reioice. — e* , ‘ : . _ A . 4 7 * J ee 7 2 ie - 126 Pfalme. xlix. ist : 10 Gowalkeabout all ion hill, rine pea round about bir goes with : Andtelithetowersthattherenpon ave builded on a roe. an Ohi? Si 11 And marke pe well hiv bultyarks all, behold hir towers there: es Chat ye may telithereoftothem thatafterfhallbehere. 12 Forthis God is our God, our God... kor euermore is He : — NVea and vnto the death allo our guider ſhall hebe. Audite hee pene: Pfal, shin * 8 3 C Gods fpirit moueth the conſideration of manstife; hewing that the wealthieſt are not happiett : but noteth how all things are ruled bp Gods pꝛouidence, Who, as he iubgeth thefe worldly mifers to euerlaſting tozments: fodoth he pꝛeſerue dig, and will reward them in the Dap of hip refurrection. 1. Cyel. 1. A» people harken and gtue eare —— to 2 tothatthatZhalltell: = 9. | —15 — * 2 Both hic and lov, boty rich and pooꝛe that in the woꝛld Do Diwell. 2 For why? my mouth hallmabedifcourle J of manie things right wifes | In vnderſtanding fail mp hart — V——— his ſtudie exerciſe. ale 33 4 ] will incline mine caves to know theparablesfobarbe: << Aud operrallmy doubefullfpecehy inmeeteconimpharpe, °° 8 ee x wohyſhould J feare affections; © of lai up Op ap carefulltoile ; SuOLy OPW Ay =*% . r De — Pfalme. xlix, © 2 —— 127 Mrelsmy foes, whichat mpheeles Nrheies ey are pꝛeſt mp lifetofpoile?: 6 for a8 foz ſuch as riches haue, | wherein their truſt is moſt: And they which of their treatures sched themfelues Do brag and boſt. | 7 Thereis not one ofthemthatcan bis bothers Death redeeme: D2 that cau giue a pꝛice to God fufficient for him. 8 It is too greata priceto pay, none can thereto attaine: 9 Dathathe mighthis life prolong, - O2 not in graue remaine. 10 They fee wife men ag well as kooles fubtect bnto Deaths hands: And being Dead, ftrangers poſſelſe their goods, theirrents,thetr lands. 11 Their cave ts to build houtes faire, and fo Determine fure : To make their names right great on earth kor euer to indure. 12 Bet ſhall no man alwaies iniss high honour, wealth and rete: >" But fhail at length tatt of Gods cup as well as the brute beaſt. . @ The fecond part. s 33 Bnd though they trie their fooliſh thoughts to be moſt IetoD and baines 37 Their childzen pet approue theivtalke, yisd sat Ieee and in likefinne remaine. it io3 14. As theepe into the fold are brought, fo esl into graues | Death -¥28 Pſalme. xlix. © Death ſhallthem eat, andinthat day the tut ſhall loꝛdſhip haue. Their image and their rotall port, hall fade and quite Decay: noben as from hoͤule to pit they pate, With wo and weale away. 15 But God will ſurely preferue me, from death and endieffe pame ; Becaule he willofhis good grace my foule receiue againe. 16 If anie man wax wondzous rich, keare not Jſay therefoꝛe: Ilthough the glorie of his houſe increaſeth moꝛe and moꝛe. 17 For wher he dieth, of all thele things nothing fhall be vecetue: His glorte will not follow him, his pompe voll take bir leaue. 18 Jet in this life he takes himlelle the happieſt vnder ſunne: And others like wiſe Latter hur, faieng, all is well done. 19 And pꝛeſuppoſe he liue as long as did his fathersold:. Pet muſt he needs at length giue place, and be brought to Deaths fold. 20 Thus man to honoꝛ God hath cald, yet doth he not conſider: But like bꝛute beaſts fo Doth he hue, which turne to Duff and pouder. Deus ; Plaime.L. — 2g DeusDeorum. Pfal.L, W.W. ¶ He prophelieth how God will call all nations by the gofpell, and require no other fac crificc of his people, but confeffton of his bencfits and thank{giuing,and how he dete⸗ fteth all fuch as ſeeme zealous of ceremonies and not of the pure woꝛd of God only. fie Bieri x Che mightie God, theternall hath thus ſpoke: and SSS allthe woꝛld be will call + pꝛouoke: Euen fromthe Eaſt — — SS — Se 4 * . : . — Tt wt — = el x) s . : ’ 24 . ; = — a) 3373 a cae toseo be et ea¥ J “2 The mek os ‘ : oe rt ' : ; < a5 Fear * p bd peunuring firedbelien —— feces» ) He * ‘ = ¥ | om tenwet caleuaden — fish Guo D ; — : . 4. Then se, 130 ~ Pfalme. L. 4. Then hall he call the earth and heauens bright, To tudge his folke with equiticandright: — 5 Saieng, go to,and now my faints affemble, py peace thep keepe their gifts Do not diſſemble. 6 The heauens hall declare his righteoutnefle, Foꝛ God is iudge of all things moze and lefle. 7 eave my people, fo ZF vottl now reueale : Litt Flraelt, J will thee naught conceale, Thy God, thy God am Zand will not blamethee 8 Foz gining not all maner offrings to mee. 9 Jhaue no need to take of thee at all Gotes of thy fold,o2 calfeout.of thy tall. 10 Foꝛ all the beaſts are mine within the woods, On thouland hils cattell ave mitie ovone goods. #1 Iknow fog mine all birds that are on mountainß8 tu beats are mine which hant the fields and fountaing. 12 Hungrie fF were, F would not thee it tell, For all is mine that inthe wozld doth Dwell. 23-Cat Ithe flelh of great buls o2 bullocks? Mr dzrinke the bloud of gotes andofthe flocks? ideo 14. Dffer to God,praite and hartie thanſgiuing: and pap thy vo wes vnto God euerliuing. 15 Call vpon me, when troubled thou ſhalt be, | Then will ZF helpe,audthouthalthonour me. 16 To the wicked, thus faith the eternall God +. nohp doſt thou preach my laiwes otek inset a Seing thou hak them with thy mouth abufed, 17 Hud batt to be by difcipline refarmed. My woꝛds J lap thou doſt retectand hate: 18 JE that thou lee a theefe,as with thy mate, — with. him, and nr Zene, 3 AU Bape | Pfalme. L. | 131 Andare all one with bands and ruffians eke. . 19 Thou giueſt thy felfe to backbite andto flander, Aud how thp toong Decetueth, it is a wonder. 20 Thou ſitteſt muſing thy brother how to blame, And hows to put thy mothers fone to ſhame. 21 Theſe things thou didſt, and vohilſt J held my toong, Thou didſt me wdge(becaule FJ ſtaid fo long) Like to thy lelfe,pet though Jkeepe long filence, Once halt thou feele of thp wʒongs iuſt recompence. 22 Conlider this.pe that forget the Low, And feare not when he theeatneth with his too2d : Leatt without helpe J ſpoile you as a pꝛay. 232 Buthethatthanks offreth, prꝛaiſeth me ay, Saith the Lod God,and be that walketh this traces IJ FZ roill him teach Gods fauing heith to imbꝛace. Another oftheſame, byl IH. "LT God okgods, the Lord J _§ Singthis as 2 . bath calb the eacth by uae: —— tae From where theſunne Doth rife, x vnto thefetting of theſame. 2 From Sion bis faire place,, .. his glogie bright and cleare: The perfect beautte of his grace, from thenfe it DID appeare. 3 Dur Godhallcomeinhaft, tofpeake be hall notdoubt: — Before him ſhall the fier wat, . | andtempett roundabout... 7 a att 4 4 Thebheauens from on high, — —— — libewotte ¢):. ec i nz * # i. ; He i a Plalme Lo .. He will call foorth, to wdge and trie his kolke he Doth Deutfe. 5 Bring forth my faints (faith he) myp Faithfull flocke fo Deare: Which are in bond and league with me, _mplavotoloue and feare. 6 Bnd when thole things are tride, the heauens ſhall recozd, That God is iuſt, and all muſt bide the iudgement of the Lord. 7 Dy people,D give heed, Iſraelltothee Icrie: FJ am thy God thyhelpe at need, thou cant itnot denie. a 8 J do not ſay to thee, OTR OY thpfacrifice ts flackes . pou Thou offerett Daly bnto me | much more than J Do lacke. 9 Thinké thou that FJ do need thycattell yoong or old⸗ Oꝛ elſe ſo much defire to feed on gotesoutofthyfold? a0 May,allthe beaſts are mine, in woods that eat their filss Andthoufands moxeofneatand Bitte Be sis0 that run wild in the hils. @Thefecondpart. u The birds that build on high, 1 SRD 5 in hils and outof fight: . — | And beattsthatin thefeelds dole,” : aad vi ave fubtect to mp might. 12 Then though J hungred fore, "ih aaa aad — hit Niche Plaime.L, .. Sith that theearth mip arate, and all therein is mine. 13 To bushel haue J mind, to cat it, doſt thou thinke Oꝛluch a ſweetneſſe do J find, .,-. the blood of gotesto dꝛine? 14 Giueto the Lord his praite, with thanks to him apple: And fee thou pap thy bowes alwates. vnto the God mott hig, EN cyte 15 Thenfleekeandcall to me, . when ought would woʒke thee viame: And J voill ſure deliuer thee, that thou matt pꝛaiſe my name. 16 But to the wickedtraine, wohichtalke of God ech Dap: * And pet their works are foule and baine, tothemthe Lod willſank :· 17 With what a face darſte thou my woꝛd oncefpeakeoznames — UDbp doth thytalbe my lato allow, thy Deeds Dente the fame 2 18 Whereas, for toamend | thy life thou art fo ſſacke: My woꝛd the vohichthou doſt pretend, is caſt behind thy backe. € The third pare. 19 Whenthoua theefe doſt |... bythektto liue in wealth: Woith him thou runſt, and doſt agree likẽe waile to thꝛiue by ſtealth. 20 Mhenthoudoſt them behold J— jae Wines and Maids wet? } tif. Thou | 13 - riaime. : OP a — ogee Jp prt - Thouliktte t wenand ware bo —— eee Ri BIT 21 Thy lipsthoudoapplp — aid co denberanddefane . — Thy toong is taught to craft and lie, I and ſtill Doth vſe the fame. - | 22 Thou ſtudieſt to reuile thy friends to thee fo neare: With lander thou wouldf needs defile thy mothers forte mot deare. ea 23 Hereat while 7 do winke, as though J did not fee: Thou goſt on Cill,and fo dot thinke that J amliketo thee. 24. But ſure J will not let to ftrike,wohen J begin: Thpfauits inorder FZ toill{et, and open all thy fin. 25 Marke this, J you requite, . that haue not God in mind > : Leatt vohen J plague vou in mine ive, pour belpe be far to find, 26 Hethat doth giuetome . thefacvifice ofpraties. . _ oth pleaſe me well,and he halle to walke in godly waies. 1. Mifereremei. Pal Lj: Ww, W. ¶Daui9id rebuked by the prophet Nathan for bis great offenſes. scunotoleures } the ſameto God, pꝛoteiting his * ——— ih nor cing that tel God tofozgiue bis finnes,and rene th not be vnmindkull actholcavent ps ag erg ng eal 0 vuniſh the whole church ts fault, a Crone tai fa ae on ; iet PUAME.Lje 139 purifie pet once againe mp bainous crime is — * * 3 Remozle and ſorrowo doth conſtraine meto acknowledge mine exceſſe: My linnes alas do ſtillremaine before my face without reieale. «4 Forthecalone J haue offended, committing euill in thy fight Bud if J were therefore condemn * — — zl! Gory ey 136 Plalme. lj. 5 Ftistoomanifet,alas, that fir J was. Pea olny motherfo borne and Der Deir mettre romaine chetein — 6 Alld behold, Loꝛd.thou doſt loue the inward truth of a pure hart: Therefore thy wiſdome krom aboue thou haſt reuealde me to onert. 7 FEthou with Hiſop purge this biot, I ſhallbe cleaner thantheglafte: And ikthou waſh awaymyſpot che now in whitenene hau Ip safle. 8 Therefore, D Lowbfuebtopmetend, thatinwardly map find grace ; ithen le — myſtrengih may no wo a wohich chouhautoagde fos mptretpas.- ———— 9 Turne backethyface at epee =z F a ; s pice ——— ud. purge my finnes, J thee which Do in number pater Cake 10 Wake neko mp heart woit and frame it to thy holy will: Thy conttant fpirit mmeleeret, — 1 Mia which map thefe raging en — is q The fecond part. 11 Caſt me not Loꝛd ott romthytate, butfpeedilie my torments end · Take not from me thy ſpirit and grae which map from bangers mẽ Defend. 12 Reſtore me to thoſe ioies againe which J was woont in thee tof? z i z And let me thy free ſpirit retaine Synch vnto thee map tr mp ind. - — —— pel - Piaimeé, IJj. 13 Thus when F hall thy —— J ſhall inſtruct others theretas) ©” And men that are re wile eounght iow, Bey by mine evample (hail fice lin. 14 D God —— woth forgine me this my bloudie vite⸗ My heart and toong ſhallthen accoꝛd tofing thy mercies att iuſtice. 15 Touch thou my lips,mytoong vntie D Low, which PO a a 109: And then mp mouth ſhallteſtifi thy Loondzous works aviaiteaton. 16 Bud as for outward facrifice; F would haue ofredD manya ones Sut thou eftecintt thein of no price, aud therein pleaturet —“ 17 The heauie heart, the mind casei D Lo2d, thou neuer dof velvety 4} And tofpeake truth itis the bet,’ and of all lacrikice thetfect. 39 | 18 Lord vnto Sion turne thy face, poure out thp mercies on thp bulls é Andon Jeruſalem thy grace, .. build bp thy tals anblouctt ain 9 Thou hhaltaccept then ou offeings Sarre ni i sh i . sodidedt Bea calucs and many otherthings;: bpon thine altar * nc ne gn Ny GMNGY ES ‘Anodes of the fa me eby TUNE Hue mercy on ine God; after © 70 Hii ; i tp great abubane gave A +4 tax G after - | 138 Plalme.Lj. 0 0) After thy mecriee multitude, oie NI nese Ty ¢ Dothoumpfinnes Deface. tent Had) © » joes uot a menage — Jeitihene and cienfe me front my fine : Foꝛ J Do know my faults,and ſtill nip ſinnes ave tit mine eine. 2 Againt thee,thee alone, J pau offendedinthiscafes And euill haue ZF donebefore: the pꝛeſence of thy face. | 4 That inthe things that hou batt bone, ay = bpughttheu matt betride: And eke in tudging, that the doome may paſſe vpon thyſide. 5 Behold in wickedneſſe my witb and ſhape J did receaue: And lo, my ſinfull mother eke inſinne did me conteauee.. 6 Butlo,thetruth of toad varis sidiusisdsog al én's is pleaſant vntothe: Nps ie din Andfecrets ofthy wifdomethou — 2D nine Ceol revealed haſt to mee. eBri C PG Vai 7 With Pifop, sLozd befprinkleme, — wate sae iki FZ thallbecieanfedfo: ie gs i a Bea walh thoume, andfohalZY os veo: be whiter than the ſnovo. i 38 Ofioy and glabnette make youmne — Gamelan to beare the pleating baice:: - $4 WIN NEgu That fo the bꝛuſed bones which chon halt bꝛoken may reidite.. lo xitionA * 9 From the bebtbing frp anes raqprant 0% 4 Lom surnieatoay thy kate: ünmn Andall my deedsof wickednefle j “Do btterlpdeface. | 10 O God,create in me a heart vnſpotted tn thy fight : And eke within my bowels, Lord, ; renew a tabled ſprite. 11 He caſt me from thylight, noꝛ take: thybolptviritawap: = The comfort of thy ſauing helpe giue meagaine, ZF pray. 12 With thy free ſpirit eſtabliſh me, and ] wolll teach therefore ; Sinners thy wates,and wicked hall be turnd vnto thy lore. ¶ The fecond part. 13 D God, that art mp God of health, from bioud deliuer mee ; } That praifes of thy righteouſneſſe mytoong may fing to.thee. 14. My lips that pet fatk clofed be, do thou, D Loꝛd, vnloſe: CThepꝛaiſes of thy maieſtie, my moucth ſhall ſo diſcloſe. 15 FJ would haue offred facrifice, ikthat had pleated thee: But pleaſed with burnt offerings AIxnow thou wilt not bee. 16 A troubled {piritis facrifice, delightfull in Gods cies: - bzoben and an humble heart, God, thou wilt not deſpiſe. 17 Inthy good twill deale gentiie,Losd, — to Sion,and withall, — 140 | Plalme. Lij. we GSrant that ok thy Jerulalem — vp reard may bethe wall. 18 Burnt offrings,gifts and lacrifict, of tuftice tn that Day, Thou halt accept,andcalues they fhall vpon thine altar lay. Quid gloriaris. Pfal. Lij. I. H. Ceara einen ute Bbenclehannthepnetetopelinme, Weprepeetety Meee ftruction,cncouregeth the faithful to truſt in God, Who moſt ſharplie ——— His, and oe thanks fo; his deliucrance. Herein is liuely (et loꝛth the Kingdome of Butichik 1 Why Dott thou tyrant t boatt abrode tp wicked works 4 — — -_™ to pꝛaiſe? Doſt thou not know there ts a God, Lobofe fia mercies laſt alwaies: 2. Why doth thy mind pet ſtill de⸗ i oa — ike a araldur fharpe. x Pfalme. Liij. STDS 141 3 Oumin why lett thouthymund; i and w — — Cec 2 Thou batt moꝛe lutt falle tales to find, J than bꝛing thetruth to light. 4 Thou didſt delight in kraud and guile, Ms in miſcheeke, blood and wꝛong: Thy lips haue learnd the flattring ftile; Okalle Decetttull tong. 5 Therefore hall God foz ate confound and plucke thee fromthy places: Chy feed root out from off the ground, and fo ſhallthee deface. 6 The iu woher they behold top Fall, with feare will prꝛaile the Loꝛd: And in repꝛoch of thee withall, crie out with one accoꝛd. 7 Behold the man which would caine the Loꝛd for his defenſe: But ofhis goodshis God did mabe, .. and truſt bis corruptiente, - § But Z an oliue kreſh and greene, will fpring and ſpꝛead abrod : For Loby / mp tru all times hath beene bpontheliving@od. . 9 9 Forthistherefore will J giue pꝛaile to thee, with hart and voite: FZ will {et forty thy name alwateg, whereinthyfaintsretotce. Dixit infipiens. “ Pfal. Li. TN, ¶ Dauid deferibeth thecrookednature, the crueltie Hment Wicked, When they looke not koz it,and bias hy — 3h er map tetoice togither,, Heme; 142 Pfalme. Liij. Te fooltlh matt, inthat which he | —— within his hart hathſaid a! eS That there is any God at all, hath vtterly denaid. 2 They are corrupt, and they alfo a hainous worke haue wꝛought: Among them all there ts not one, of good that woꝛketh ought. 3 The Lod lookt Dotone reat | from heauen all abode: - To ſee if any vocre, that would be wilſe, and ſeeke kor God. 4 They are all gone out okthe wap, they arecoꝛrupted ail: | Chere is not one Doth any good, there is not one at all. 5 Do not all wicked woꝛkers know, that they do feed ppon Jy people,as they feed on bꝛcad: the Loꝛd they call not on. 6 Euen there they were afratd,and ttood with trembling all Difinatd whereas there wasnocaufeatall why they ſhould be atraid . 7 for God,higbonesthatthee beleegd sg yath{catteredDallabode:... Thou hatt confounded them,for the . . i tetecteDarcofGod. ot cians, 3 D Low, ginethouthy people wea, 34 and thou,D Loꝛd/ kullill cai eats a Thy promiſe made to Iſraell, — af Nese be? Ooegiss — of Sioñ hill. TM] enn TaN GON aC ct | 9 noben Pſalme. Liiij, 143 9 nobett Godbis people fhall reftore, that earſt voas captiue ladd: Then Jacob hall therein retoice, and Iſraell ſhall be glad. Deus in nomine. Pfal. Lüij. I.H. Dauid tn great dan ou is yon Godto del ents CPanel aca ac MON (4® fauemeforthybolpname, Sing this 3 andfoz thy goodneſſe ſake· ) thexiyj pC Unto the ſtrength Loꝛd of the fame, : Jdo my caule betake. 2 Regard, D Low, andgiue aneare to me when Jdopzap: Bow Downe thy ſelke tome, anid heare the mods that J Dofap. . | 3 Foz rangers bp again me rife, 7 and tyrants ber me Tilley Cao which haucnot God before theireies,-.. they feeke my foule to ſpill. log coat and co 4 But lo, my God doth giue me aid, - the Lord is ſtraight at band; Nith chert by vohom mp ou ga, at ithe the Ho2d Doth euer ſtand. rn 5 with plagues epapagainc ale, te kor me that lie in voaitt oe Suh inthy tenth betivor ne Eee og * oii? Othe with their owne ſnare and bait, 3 6 Anoffring of free hart and i — ( then Jtotheehailmake: — And pꝛaile thy name, for therein fill. re he Speak cumntage 9 BE tae: ct * 3) ote agit it $f! & oe 70 144. Pfalme. Lv. rt 7 D Lord atlength do let me free Hl GORD NOT GHE S ie Foor them tent crate coueetg io ssot Tastee And novo mine ete with toydoth lee on them my harts delire. Exaudi Deus. Pfal. Lv. I. H. Dauid in great dittrette, complainetl) of Sauls crueltie and faltheod of his fa⸗ miiar acquãaintance,eſfectuouſſie moouing the Loꝛd to pitie him. Chen aſſured of pst eons fetteth Foogth the grace of mun ag if be had alxeadie obteined his — God giue eare, and do applie Singthisto O toheareme tohen FJ prays > ook And wohen to thee J callandctie, Hide not thy ſelfe away. 2 Take heed to me, grant my requeit, and anſwer me — ae NDith plaints J pray full fore opprett, _ great greeke Doth meconftraine. 3 Becaule my foes with threats and cries oppreffe ine throug beat Its —E it eee and fo the wicked fort tt a robbericvaue neliatic. oe egtehbt | port als a 4. Foꝛ they in cola gk * at * to charge me with fometil: Se eee hae Soin their hattic weath and ire . — fe Gro x — they do purſue me ſtill. 7909 e ‘ 5 Mp heart doth faint for woant ia a it panteth — ident sa cane he terrors and the dee —— Doth worke me much vnr na a: * ie — 6 Such dreadfull keare onme po ETON ae ‘that J therewith Do quake: — Ont = Such hoꝛcoꝛ whelmeth mewottyat, . 4 that J no Mhift can make, ° Hd ‘ean onan — 7 But ~ aELH CSS oe Pialme. LV. ri | [45 — 7 But ] do lay, voho will giue me the ſwift and pleaſant wings ME fome faire Douce? that J may flee, and rett ine from thee things. § Lo,then J would go farre away, to flie J would not ceaſe: | And J would hide my felfe, and Kay infome great wildernelſe. 93 would be gone in allthe haſt, and not abide behind: Chat J were quite and ouerpaſt thefe blaſts of boiſtrous wind. ro Miuide them Lord, and from them pull their diueliſh Double tong : Foꝛ F hare {pied their citie full. ofrapine, rife and wong, IIT which things both night and Dap thzoughout, did cloſe hir as a wall: bat In midſt of bir is mifchiefe tout, and forvo vw eke withall. | | 12 Hir priuic parts are wicked plaine, — bir Deeds are much too bile: And in hir ſtreetes there doth remaine all craktie fraud and guile. @ The fecond part. 13 Ifthat my foes Did! ſeeke mp fhame, J might it well abide: Fromopen enmies check and blame, ſome vohere Jcould me hide. 14 But thou it was my fellow —*— wohich kriendſhip didſt pꝛetend And didſt myſecret counlell heare, —J sD : — He Of 9908 6S SG US €) L. j. 15 with 146 “ Plaimey. 9 ots“ 15 With whom J had delight to talke, infecretanDdDaboad: And we together oft Did walke within the houteof God. 16 Let death in halt bpon them kall, andfend them quick to hells | for miſchieke raigneth in thetr hail, and parlour where thep dwell. 17 But J buto my Goddocry, to him for belpe F flee: , The Low doth heare me by and by, andbeDothfuccourmes. 13 Atmozning, noone, and evening tide vnto the Loꝛd Jpꝛay: When FJ fo inſtantly hauccride he Doth not fap me nay. 19 To peace he hall reſtore me yet, though warre be neare at hand ¢ Although the number be full great tthat would againſt me ſtand. 20 The Loꝛd that kirſt a laſt doth taigne, both now and euermoꝛe: Ndillbeare when Jto him complaine, and puniſh them kull ſoze. 21 Fozlurethereis no hope. thatthep toturne willonceaccoDs ꝛ For vohy/ they will not God obey, — noꝛ Do not feare the Low. 22 Upon theirfriendstheplaidtheichands Wwohich were in couenanthutts. 6 Mffriendihip to neglect thebands, °° eae thep patie o2 care no whit. 23 mobile Plaime. LVj. As! 147 23 Nobile they hauc war Lwithin cheir hart, VV——— as butter are their woꝛds: Although their woꝛds wereſmooth as odile, they cut as ſharpe asſwoꝛds. 24.Cat thou thy care bpon the Loz, and he (hall nourifh thes: Foꝛ in no vole will he accoꝛd the iuſt in thrall to fee. 25 But God hall caſt them deepe in pit, that thirſt foꝛ blood alwaies: He will no guilefull man permit to line out halfe bis Dates. | 26 Though fuch be quite dettroid and gone, inthee, D 1020, ZF tru Iſhall depend thy grace * with all my heart and luſt. Miferere mei. Pſal. Lvj. I. H. a; sings being brought to Achis the king of Gath. 2, Hatt. 21,12. complaineth of is enimtes, demandeth fuccour, trufteth tn Gov, and brosntters, to periorme hts — which was to pꝛaiſe God in bis church. HAue mercie Loꝛd on me ZF pray, Sing this to. foxmaniwouldmedeucurs 3 i ae af & He fightcth with me Day by day, and troubleth me ech houre. 2 Mine enmies daily enterprife, to ſwallow me out right: To fight againſt me mane rife, O thou moſt high of might. 3 When they would make me moſt afraid, Wwith boaltes and bꝛags of pride: Itruſt in thee alone for atd, ) 3 sn ate abide, ; ; L.ij. 460d8 148 Pſalme. Lvj. 4 Gods promile J do mind and praife, O Low 7 ſticke to thee: J donot care at allaffates, what flelh can do to me. 5 What things FJ cither did oꝛſpake, they wreſt them at thetr will: And allthe countell that they take, : ishow to worke me ill. 6 Thep all confent themfelues to hide, clofe watch fo2me to lay. They (py my paths, and {nares haue tide totakemyplifeaway. 7 Shall they thus ſcape on mifchiefe (et? thou God on them wilt frovone ; Forin his wꝛath he Doth not let to thꝛo voe whole kingdoms Dotone. 8 Thou leek hovo oft they make me fice, . and on myteares doſt looke: Kelerue them in a glaſſe by thee, And wꝛrite them in thy booke. 9 nehen Idocall vpon thy name myfoes away do ſtart: J well perceiue tt by theſame, that God doth take my part. 10 J glorie in the wordofGod, — to pꝛaiſe it Jaccoꝛdd = With ioy J will declare abꝛoad the pꝛomiſe of the Loꝛd. 11 Itruſt inGod, and yet FZ fap as Ibefore began: oer Che Lord be is my helpe and Tap, Ido not care foꝛ man, GIT ZAI a4 Vije 12 F will performe with heart fo free, to God my vowes alwaies: Bud J, D Low, alltimes to thee: Loillofferthanksandpeatfe. 13 Myfoule from death thoudott defend, aud keepe my feet vpright: That J before thee may afcend, withluch as line in light. Miſerere mei. Pſal. Lvij. J. H. ¶ hee in the deſert ok Ziph betratcd by the inhabitants , and in the fate cane Haul, calleth vnto God, With fullconfidence that he will perfo prometfe , and ſhew his glozte in heaucn and earth elias the nell —9 = Therefoꝛe he rendzeth laud and pratfe, ; "TL abe pitic for thy prꝛomiſe ſake, haue mercie 1.020 on me: Foꝛ Voy 2 my foule Doth bir betake butothebelpeofthee, 2 Within the ſhadovo of thy wings Iſet mp telfe full fatt ; Till mifchiefe, malice, andlike thinas be gone and ouerpatt. 3 FJ callbpon the God mot bie, to whom 7 fticke and and: F meanethe God that will rand by the cauſe J haucin band. 4. From heauen he hath fenthis aid, tofaue me from their fpight , That to Denour me, haue affatd - His mercie, truth and might. 5 Ilead my life with lions fell, aillſet on voꝛath andives And with ſuch wicked men J dwell, that kret like llames of — < * otf, Ba Sing this to the tune of the xxxv.pf 150 TIAIIMC. AMVIJ. 6 Their teeth ave ſpeares € arrowes long; astharpeas Jhaucleene: Thep woound ecut with their quick tong, like ſwords and weapons keene. 7 Set vp and ſhew thy ſelle, O God, aboue the heauens bꝛight: Exalt thy pꝛaile in earth abzoad, thy maieſtie and might. 8 They lay their net, aud do prepare apriute caue and pit: nobherein they thinke my foule to ſnare, but they are kalne in it. 9 Myheart is tet to laud the L020, in him to toy alwates: My heart Flay, Doth well accord, tofing his laud and patie. 10 Awake mp toy, awake J fay, my Lute, my Harpe, and fring ; Foz Imy lelfe before the Day will rife, retotce and fing. 11 Among thepcople F twill tell | the goodnefleofinp God: — Bud Hhew hig pzate, that doth ercell in heathen lands abꝛoad. 12 His mercie Doth extend as farre, aas heauens allare hie· is truth as bie, as any ſtarre that ſtandeth tn the fete. a3 Set foorth and ſhew thy felfe, OGod, ~ ath A sone beauens bright: Si Pialme. LVWfo 151 Sivereveique, PL Dwg. tein eit ¶ He defcribeth his malicious enimies Spies fatterers » Who lecretiy and opentp fought hts deſtruction, from whom he appealcth to Gods tudgement , Hewing that the tuft thaliretoice at the punithment of the Wicked to Gods glozic. ye rulers vohich are put in trultß —— if to iudge of tozong andright: 3 Be all your indgements true and iuſt, ei not knowing need o2 might ?: 2 ay, in pour hearts pe marke and mute, in milſchieke to confent: Bnd where pou Hould true iuſtice ble, vour hands to batbes are bent. 3 This wicked ſozt from their birth day haue erred on this voile: And from their inothers wombe alwa haue bied craft and lies. ! 4 Futhem the potfon and the breath of ferpents do appeare: Pea like the adder that is deafe, - and fatt Doth op bis eave. 5 Becaule he totll not heare the voice of one that charmeth weil: No, though be were the chiefe of choice, and did therein excell. : 6 D God,weake thou their tecth at once, within their mouth throughout : Thetulkes that tn their great chatw bones like lions vohelpes hang out. 7 Let them conſume away and wa, as water runs forth right; : The Hafts that they do ſhoot in haſt, ae let them be bzoke in fight. = ‘ge * * 152 Plalme. LIx. OS by 8 Astnailesdo wat wiehinthethell, | and vnto ſlime do runne: Asone before his time that fell, and neuer ſaw the ſunne. 9 Beloꝛe the thornes that novo ave vong, to buſhes big ſhall groo:; The ſtoꝛmes of anger waxing ſtrong, ſhall take them erethey Buow. - ro Cheiuk ſhall ioy t¢ Doth them good that God doth bengeance tabe: Andthey hall wah their feet in vioen. of them that him foꝛſake. 1i Then hall the woꝛld ſhew foorth etell, that good men haue reward : And that a God on earth Both dwell, that iuſtice doth regard: Eripe me, Pſal. Lix. I. H. ¶ Dauid in great danger of Saul, who ſent to ſlaie him in his bed , declareth his innocencte and their furie, —— God to deſtrop all malicious ‘inners > dhe liue for a time to exerciſe bis people, but inthe end conſume in bis wath, te Gods giozie, Foꝛ this he ſingeth * to od, aflurch of his mercies. lamentation of a ſinner. Send: aid and fane me from my fos, Sin this to the é 4 | D Loꝛd. ZF pray to thee: 3 Deklend and keepe me from all thofe, that rife and ſtriue with me. | 2 D Lord, preferne me from thole mer, wobhole Doings are not good: And fet mefure and fafe from them, that thirſteth after blood. 3 Foꝛ lo, they waite mp foute to take, thep rage againt me fill: ss Pea fopnofaultthatZJdidmake,- — - a ————— a | 4chep Pſalme. Lix. BS ea 4 They runne and Do themlelues prepare, ates Wwohen Z no whit offend ; Mrife and ſaue me from their fare, and fee what they intend. 5 O 102d of hoftes of Iſraell, ariſe and ſtrike alllands: And pittie none that Doth rebel, and in their milchiefe ands. 6 At night they irre and ſeeke about, as hounds they houle and grinue ; And all theciticcleanethzoughout from place to place they runne. 7 They ſpake ofkme with mouth alway, but in their lips are ſwords: : They greed my Death , and then would fap, - what! none Doth heare our words. 8 But Lord thou hak their waies eſpied, 4 and laught thereat apace: The heathen folke thou (halt deride, : and mocke them to thetr face. | 9 The firength that Doth my foes withitand, D Low, doth come ofthee ; My God he ts my helpe at hand, a fort of fence to mee. Jo The Lozd to me doth hheto bis geaces ! ingreat abundatice fl ; ee That J map ee imp foes in cafe, Real fuch as mp heart Doth wilt. | tt? The fecond part. 3 By a One ts 1ꝛ Zeftrop them not at once, D God, — pane Do fall: — aaa But with chy trenat Deine hem abpenes Oe ae and — 0) 3a ae : 154 Pſalme. Lx. 12 Fortheir ill voords and truthleſſe tong, | conlound them tn their pide: | Their wicked othes, with lies and Lorong let all the world deride. 13 Conſume them in thy wrath, D Loyd, that naught ofthem remaine: | That men may know thoughout the Pood, — that Jacobs God doth raigne. ae 14. At euening thep returne apace, i as dogs they grin and crie: Tinoughout the ſtreetes in euerie place they runne about and ſpie. 15 Theyplecke aboutfor meat J fay, vut let them not be ked; | Noz find a houſe, wherein they may be bold to put their bead. 16 But F will ſhew thy ftrength abzoad, thy goodnefle J will pratfe : Foꝛ thou art my Defence and God, at need in all affates. 17 Thouart my ſtrength, thou haſt me Taide, O Loꝛd Iſing tothees Thou art my fort, my fence and awe, a louing God tome. Deusrepulifti. Pfal. Lx. I. H. : ¶ Dauidnow king ouer Judah, after manic hictozies Heweth by eutdent fignes, that God eiected him king, afuring thepeople that God will profper them iFthep apprꝛoue the ſame. After he pꝛaieth vnto God to finiſh that that he hath begun. (C208. thoudint bs cleane foꝛſake, — and ſcatter bs abꝛoad: UD thee ve Such great difpleaturcthoudwhtake, =~ | returne to b3,D God. os 4 2 Op idl, Like . 4155 2 Thy might did moue theland fo foze, Br that it in ſunder bate: The hurt thereof, O Loꝛd, rettoze, fo2 it Doth bobo and quake. 2 With heautechauce thou plague thus | thepeoplethat are thine: And thouhaſt giuen bnto bs adzinkeofdeadlyioine, 4 Birt pettotuch as feare thy name, atoken ſhall inſue: That they map triumph inthe fame, becaule thy wood istruc. 5 Sothat thy might may keepeand faue . thy folke that fauour thee: That they thy helpe at hand may haue, O ‘Lord, grant this tome. 6 The Lord did {peakefrom his ovon place, this was his ioyfull tale: FZ will diuide Sichem by pace, and mete out Succothes vale. 7 Giliad ts giuen to mp hand, Manalſes mine belide: Cpbhaimn the ſtrength of all my land, my lato Doth Juda guide. § In Moab F will wath my feet, otter Edom throw my fhoo: And thou Paleſtine ought to fecke - forfauourme vnto. 9 But who willbꝛing ine at thigtive — vnto thecitie ſtrong! ect awe D2 toho to Edom will me guide pe | oy raat eta airs 10M 50 . raline. LX}. _ 10 Hilt thou, D God, which didſt forfake thy folke, their land, and coats ? Pur wars in hand thou wouldſt not take, 102 walke among our hots. 11 Giueatd, D Lord, and bs relieue, krom them that vs diſdaine: The helpe that hoſtes of men can giue, it is but all in vaine. 12 But thrꝛough our God we ſhall haue might, | totake great things in band: He will tread do wne and put to Fight all thofe that bs withſtand. Exaudi Deus, Pfal. Lxi. I. H. € whether he were in danger of the Ammonites, og purlued of Abſolon here he cri⸗ eth tobe deliuered and confirmed in his kingdome, pzomiling perpetuall pratics. Regard, D Loꝛd, for 7 complaine, . Sing this asthe 2 - and make mp lute to thee: } —— ‘ Let not mp woꝛds returne in bane, but giue an eare to mee. 2 From offthe coaſts and vtmoſt part of all the earth abꝛoad: In grieke and anguilh of my hart, Icrie tothee, O God. * 3 Upon the rocke of thy great power my wokull mind repole Thou art my hope,my fort andtower, my fenceagaint my foes. 4. Within thy tent J luſt to dwell, coꝛ euer to indure: Under thy wings J know right tell J hail be fate and ſure. | 5 The Loꝛd Doth mp defire regard, and Doth kulkill theſame: | wah Pfalme. Lxij. aa «ae pith goodly gifts will he reward ? all themthat keare his name. 6 The king ſhall he in health maintaine, and ſo prꝛolang his daies:. That hefromage to age ſhall raigne, kor euermoꝛe alwaies. 7 That he may haue a dwelling place before the Loꝛd foꝛ aie: O let thymercie, truth and grace, Defendhim from decate. 8 Then hall J fing fo2 ener til Lith praife vnto thyname, That all my vowes J map fulfill, and daily pay the ſame. NonneDeo. Pfal. Lxij, I. H. Coa ee ee ee eee ea pont aches one sO pees 0 faue, and that he rewardeth man accozding to bis woꝛks. Mf Biouleto God thall giue good heed, $Singmery and himalone intend: . Ethexviij.pf F 02 Why? my health and hope tofpeed, 3 Doth whole on him depend. gee 2 Foꝛ be alone ismp defence, 7 | _ mp rock, my health and aid: Heis my flay, that no pretence hall make me much difinaid, 2 D wicked folke, hovo long will pe bfe crafts? ſure pou mutt fall: — Forasarottenhedgeyebe, and like a tottering wall: — 4WMhom God doth loue, ye ſeeke alwaies do put him tothe wokes * 1— ‘tas : 2 ee oe 3 baa Sa f rd — F — — i eg - — 158 : Pfalme. Lxij. Pelouc to lic, with mouth pe praiſe, and pet pour heart Doth curie. 5 Pet ili my foule doth whole Depend o Gov my chiefe deſire: From all ill keats me to Defend none but him J requite. 6 He is my rocke, my ſtrength mytower; nmyhealth ig of his grace He doth ſuppoꝛt me, that no power can moue me out of place. 7 God is my gloꝛie and my health, mp foules Defire and luſt: My fort, my ſtrength, my ſtay, my wealth, GSod is mine only truſt. 8 Oh haue vour hope in him alwap, ve kolke with one accoꝛd: Poure out pour hearts to hint, and fay, our trutt is in the 1020. * 9 The ſonnes of men deceitiullare, dn ballance but a fleight : pith things molt baine Do them compare, for thep can keepe no weight. 7 10 Truſt notin wꝛong, rebberie,o2 fealty, letbainedelightsbegone: : 3 Though goods well got flow in Lith wealth, fet not pour heartsthercot, | 11 The Lor long lith one thing Doth tell, whichherctomind Jealle Hetpabeit oft, J heard it well, that Eod ãione doth al. 12 Bnd that thou Losdart good aud bind, thp mercic Doth CEEEEDS. 2 tenn 9030" at Pfalme. Lxiij. ©. «AS9 So that all forts with thee thalt find, atid {0% e according to their Deed, | tnwod ~ Deus Deus meus, Pfal. Lxiij. T. S. , foz bis wondertull deli⸗ — ae Near mecctog te rodiethenen nthe tniobet offer: propbeteng the deftruction of Gods entmics , and contrariiwife happineſſe to all them that truſt in the 3Lo2d. 2, Hartt, 3. . God my God, J watch betime pyre hock to cometothee in haſt: C thexliiij pf Foꝛ vohy 2 my foule and bodice both | Do thirtt of thee to tat. And inthis barren wilderneffe, 3 where waters there are notte: My fell is parcht for thought of thee, forthee J wiſh alone. 2 That J might fee pet once againe thy glorie, frength and might; As J was wont itto behold within thp temple bright. 3 F02 why ? thy mercies far furmount this life and wzetched Dates : My lips therefore Hall giue to thee - Duehorour, laud and pꝛaiſe. 4 And while F liue,Z will not kaile to toozthip thee alway: And tn thy name J ſhall lift bp myhands when Ido ppa. 5 My foule is fild as with marrow, which ts both fat and ſweet: My mouth therefore thallfing fuchfongs - as are foꝛ thee moſt meet. G 6 Hoben as in bed J thinke onthee, and eke all thenight tine: — 7H 160 Pfalme. Lxitiy. 7 For buder couert of thy wings thou art my topfullguide.. 8 Ay fouledoth furely tick to thee, thy right hand ts my power: 9 And thole that ſeeke my ſoule to ſtroy, them death (halifoonedeuour. 10 ThefworwdhallthemDdeuourechone, . their carkates ſhall feed The hungrie fores, which do run their pray tofeeke at need. Ir Theking and allmen (hall reioice, that Do pꝛofeſſe Gods hood : Forlters mouthes hall then be opt, which haue the truth diſturbd. Exaudi deus. Pfal. Lxiiij. I. H.. ¶ Dauid prateth againk thefaife repogters and flanderers , hedeclareth their pus | niſhment and deltruction, to the comfogt of the tulk, and the glozte of God. C) £020; bnito my boice giue care, —— ‘with plaints when J Do pray : —— And rid my life and ſoule from keare 4 of foes that threat to flay. 2 ekend me from that fort of men, . vobichindecettsdolurke: and from the frotoning face ofthein, that all ill keats do woꝛke. 3 Who vohet their tongs, as we haue ſeen men whet and harp their ſwords: They ſhoot abꝛoad their arrowes keen, J mean moſt bitter woꝛds. 4With priute eight Hoot they their (hate. the vpright man to hit: Cheiuſt vnware to ſtrike by traft 8 chey care oꝛ feare no vohit. i a 5 a wicked woꝛke they haue decreed, 3 in counſell thusthep crp : To ble Deceit let bs not dzeed, what / who can it eſpy? 6 what wates tohurt, thep talke and mule alltimes within their bart: They all conſult what feats to vie, echdotyinuenthispart. 7 But yet all this ſhall not auaile, when they thinke leak bpon, God with bis dart (hall fure aſſaile, and wound them euerp one. | 8 Their crafts and their ill toongs withall, fhall wozke themlelues ſuch blame: That they tobich then behold their fall, {hall wonder at thefame. 9 Then allthatiee,thall knot riaht well that Godthe thing hath tozought : - And praite his witty woꝛks and tell what he to patie hath broughe. 10 Pet hallthetukin Godretotce, _. filltruttinginbismight: . -- So lſhallthey top with mind and voice, — whole hart is pure andrighhg... Te decet hymnus. Plal Lxv. I. HH. : | qs thas ¢ — vnto hey ef the kaithtau, who are fignified bp Sion ane shen iaetiines qocxest nth boon Catan rN cate Saree . “T Pe prate alone: Loꝛd, Doth reigne aig ’ | | in Sion thine ovone hill: ———— Pete Dome to tee eee ee ie PPh ath eg beheſts fulfill, >. EL OTB 4 102 MIaime. V. 2 Forthat thou dot ——— and doſt thereto agree: Thy people all both far and neare with truſt ſhall conte to thee. 2 Mur wicked life fo far exceeds, F that we fhould fall therein: But Loꝛd forgiue our great miſdeeds, and purge vs from our ſin. 4 The man is bleſt, whom thou doſt chuſe within thy courts to dwellz Thy houle and temple be Mall vſe with pleatures that excell. & Okthy great iuftice heare bs om our health oftheedothrife: = i Che hope ofailthe carthyabzode, and the fea coatts like wiſe. 6 with ſtrength thou art befetabout, and compatt withthy power: Thou mabe the mountains fevong @ tout to ſtand in euery homer, - 7 Thefiwelling ſeas thou doſt affipage, and make their ſtreames full fill; Thou doeſt veftreinethe peoples rage, and rule them at thy will. 8 Thefolke that dwellkull kar on earth ſhall dzead thy ſigns to ſe: wWhich moꝛne and euening in great mies): ‘Do patle with praife tothee, 9 neben thatthe earth is chaptand bei, and thirſteth moꝛe and moꝛze: Then with thy dꝛops thoudotta apply, ii —— ete ; supa Plaime.-xvje © 163 15 Thefloud ok Goddoth ouertiots, | and fo Doth cauſe to ſpꝛing The ſeed and come which men do ſow, foz be Doth guide the thing. 1i With woet thou doſt hic furrowes fill, vohereby bir clods Do fall ; Why Drops to hit thou Do dittill, and bleffe hir frute withall. 12 Thou deckit the earth of thy good grace with faire and pleafant crap: Thy clouds diſtill their Devo apace, great plenty thep Do Dgop. 13 Wherebythe delert ſhall begin full great increate to bꝛing: The littichils hall ioy therein, much frute inthent hhall{pring. 14 In places plainethe flocke Hall feed, and couer all the earth: Che baliies with coꝛne hall fo erceed, that men hall fing fog mirth. Iubilate Deo. Pfal.Lxvj. I. H. 26 to nd pak —* in his Weonderfall works. He ſettethtkorth tde els, and — Gods mercy to AIſraell,and to pꝛo⸗ uoke all men to hewn J cade bis nam ve men ow earth it God reiotce, SF Siogthisto With praite fet forch his ratte : the lxviii-p& Extoll his might with hart and voice, gine glory to the fame: 2 2 How wonderfull,D Logd,fap pe, in all thy woꝛks thou art: Thy foes kor feare do ſeeke to thee,. aan i Aagaink their bart. * M.ij. 3 Mil 4 164 Pſalme. xvjſjſj. 3All —— Jeguah ad ¢ Do praiſe thename of God =» ied CThe laud thereof the rood about’ is ſhewed andfetabrode, 9 4. All kolke come forth, behold and ſe Me what worke the Lord hath wrought: _ SParke well the wondꝛous works,that he. * for man to paſſe hath brought. 5 Helaid the ſea like heaps on hie, therein a wao theyhad Mn foot to paſſe both faire and drie, Lohercof their harts were glad. - 6 His might doth rule the world alway. , biseiesallthings behold: | All fuch as would himdifobay,. by him hall becontrolo, 7 Pepeople,giuebntoour God Duelaud and thanks alwates 3 with ioikull boice declare abꝛode, and ſing vnto bis praife. 8 which Doth indue our loule with re anditpreteructwoithall: | He ſtaieth our feet,fo that no ſtrife can make bs flip o2 fail. 9 The Lord Both lagi our Deeds with five if that thep will abide: As Loorkemen Do, wobert they delire to haue their mettals tride. 10 Mithough thou ſuffer bs fo long tn pꝛiſon to be caſt: | et Aud there with chaing and fetters trong, cnt 9 * liei in Lees fat. Pfalme. Lxvj. si OF The fecond part. — | oh) — 11 Although, Jſay,thou ſuſfer men on vs to ride and reigne: ‘Though we through fire and water rut, 4 of bery greefe and paine, | 12 Pet Cure thou Dott of thy good grace Difpoleit to the beſt: And bring bs out into a place to line in wealth and reff. 13 Unto thy houte reſort will J, to offer andtoprayp: And there F votil my lelfe apply myvbowes to thee to pay. 14. The bows that with my mouth J ſpake in all my greefe and ſmart: The vowes FJ lay, which J did mabe — inDdolozof mp bart. 15 Wurnt offrings J will giue to thee oforenfatandrams: = = None other facrifice Hall be of bullocks.gotes and lambs. 16 Come forth,and harken here fullfoone, all pe that feare the Lod: What he for my poore foule hath Done, to vou J will recoꝛdd. 17 Fulloft Jcall vpon his grace, this mouth to him doth crie: And thou mytoong imate ſpeed apace to praiſe him by and py. 18 Butik J keele my hart within itt wicked works reioice: Odꝛit FZ haue delight to fin, cha Hikes she ces sol aera ae : oop will not heare my voitte. — Sei." | : “49 Sut et vi — 166 pfalme.Ixvijij. But lurely God mp boice path heard, and wohat J do require: My pꝛaier he doth well regard, and granteth my delire. 20 All praite to him, that hath not put nozcaft me out of mind : ~.. Norpet his mercy Fromme ſhut ~ wobich J do cuer find. Deus mifereatur. Pfal. Lxvij. T.S. ¶ A fweet prater foz all the faithfulito obteine the fanoz of God,and to be lighten: With his countenance,to the endthat his wap and iudgements may be knowwne: | throughout the earth. Reioiſing that Gon is the goucrnoz of allnations. the tune of Haue mercy on vs Lozd, | Sei this to — and grant to bs thy graces To ſhew to bs do thou accord thebightneeofthpface. =. — 2 That all the earth may bnow the wapto godly wealth: Gnd allthe nations on a row map fre thy fauing health. 2 Letalithe wold,D God, | gine pratt vnto thy names - O lettheveople ailabzode xtolland laud the fame. 4 Throughout the world fo wide let all retoice with mirth: Foꝛ thou with truth and right doſt guide the nations of the earth. | : 5 Let allthe wood, D God, giue praife buto thy names Olet the peopie allabꝛdde cxtoll and laud theſame. ne > sa neuen | 6 Chen — ithe xxv. pfu} eee ih pl The Pfalme. Lxviij. 167 | 6 Then thall the earth increate, great fore offrute ſhall fail: . And then our God, the God of peace, fhallbleffe bs eke withall. +7 God thall bs bletie F fay, and then both far and neare: The folke thoughout the carth alway | of him (hall fand tu feare. . . se, ~ Exurgat Deus. Pfal.Lxviij. T. S. ECWDanid erprellcth the wonderfull mercies of Gon towards his people, Who by ali means ans molt ftrange fosts declareth bimfeife to them. Gods church thereforeby reafon of his pꝛomiſes grace and bictozies Doth excell all woꝛldiy things, wherefore all men arc moued to pꝛaiſe God foz euer. es — — — — — — — — — — — —— —— — — — — * — 1 Let Godariſe, and then his foes will turne them⸗ Te ee == AL BA SE SUNT TE — — ‘felues to flight: : His enmies = nt will run abzode, and te 22 oe — * — — * ſcatter out of fight. fight. 2. “2, Bnd ‘asthe fire D Doth 1 melt the See ee —— — spade and wind ead wees one entire te hice . § 9S — * y be hl oe — — — Mos Th EPAPER ay — — ome — — — — —— Wp, oo ee — 8 ——— Vea Z —— — oft io the wicked fall besa — x at J, 3 ut — $68 Pſalme.Lxviij. 3 Butrighteous men before the Loyd: {hall hartily vetoices | They hall be glad and merry all, and chearekull in their voite. 4 Sing praife,fing praiſe vnto the Loꝛd, who rideth on theſfie: Ettoll this name of Jah our God, and. him Do magnikie. 5 That fame is he that ts aboue,. , within bis holy place ¢ That father is of katherleſſe, and iudge of wido wes cale.. 6 Poules he giues and iffue both, bnéo the comtoꝛtleſſe: He bringeth bondinen outofthzall,. and rebels to diſtreſſe. 7 When thou Did march before thy folke- the Cgpptians from among : and brought them though the wilderneſſe that was both wide andiong.. $ The earth did quake,the rain pourd do wne, heard were great clapsof thunders: THe mount Sinai ſhooke infuch ſort, asit would cleaue in ſunder. 9 Thine heritage with Drops of raine: abounDdantlie was waſht: And tf fo be tt barren wart, : by thecit was rekreſht. 20. T bp.cholenflocke:dDoth there rematue;. + thoubattprepard that place: , ‘And fo2 the poore thou Dott pꝛouide got thine efpectall grace. Pfalme. Lxviij. @ The fecond pare. 1z God will gine women caulesiull tomagnifiehisname: nohen as bis people triumphs make, and purchale brute and fame. tz Foꝛ puiſſant kings fo2 all their power, ſhallflie and take the foile: And women which remaine at home {hall belpe to part the {potle. 33 And though ve were as blacke ag pots, pour hue (hall paffe the Doue :. Whoſe wings and kethers ſeeme to haue liluer and gold aboue. 14 When in this land God Hall triumph, ouer kings both high and lowo: Then ſhall it be like Salmon hills, as wohite as any frow. 15 Though Balan be a frutefull hill, and inheightathers pale s Pet Sion, Sods mohoip hil Doth far ercellin grace. 26 Why brag ye thus ve hils moſt high. and leape for pride together? This hill of Sion, God doth loue, and there will dwell for euer. 47 Gods armic ts two millions of warriors good and frong :: The Lord alfoin Sinai | isprefentthemamong. _ 18 Thou didſt, O Lord, altend on high;. and captiues lead them ail, HOdich intimes patt thy cholen flocke: in prilon keptand thea. 169 - re 25 Ot — * — yf F rs 170. Pſalme. Lyxiij. — Thou madeſt them tribute fozto pay, andfuchasbdidrepine Chou didſt ſubdue that they might divell inthy temple diuine. 19 Nowopꝛailed be the Loꝛd, koꝛ that he poures on bs ſuch grace: From dayto day he is the God of our health and folace. @ The third part, 20 He is the God, from whom alon faluation commeth plaine: He isthe God, by whome toe (cape ali Dangers death and pane. 21 Thus God wil woundhis enmies head, and bieake the hairie ſcalpe MF thole,thatinthetr wickedneſſe continuallic Do walke. 22 From Balan will J bring, fatd he, | my people and mp {heepe : And all mine ovone, as F haue done, from Danger of the Deepe. 22 And make them Dip their fect in bloud _ ofthole thathatemp names And dogs thail hauc their toongs imbꝛude with licking of the ſame. 24. All men may lee how thou,D God, thineenmicsdot deface: And how thou got as God and bing, intothybholpplace. = + 25° Thefingers go before with top, the minttreis folio ve after : Aud inthe midſt the damlels play, Sons woithtimbꝛell aud with taber. 26 Pow | Plſalme. Lxviij. — ine) 26 pot in the congregations Jpeg — (D Flracil)praite the Loꝛd: And Jacobs vohole poſteritie, gine thanks with one accoꝛd. 27 Their cheeke was little Reniamin, but Juda made their hoaſt: With Zabulon and Neptalim, Which dwelt about their coaſt. 28 As God hath giuen power to thee, fo Lozd make firme and ſure Thething that thou hak wrought in vs. koz euer to indure. 29 And in thy temple gikts toil we giue vnto thee, O Lorꝛd: Foꝛ thine vnto Jeruſalem ſure pꝛomiſe made by woꝛd. q The fourth part. Bea and range kings to vsſubdude, Hhalldolikeinthofedates; J meanctothee they ſhallpreſent their gifts of land and parte. : 30 He ſhall Deftroy the ſpearemens ranks, thefe calues and bulsof might: Bnd caufe them tribute pay, and Daunt allfucy as loucto fight. 31 Then ſhallthe Lords of Cappt come, and prꝛeſents with them bzaingg : The Moores moſt blacke ſhaltſtretch their hands. | vnto their Lord and king. 32 Therefore pe kingdoms of the earth _ glue pratlebnto the Loꝛd: Sing plalms to God with one content, thereto letallaccod. — bee — 33 Who 172. Pfalme. Lxix. 32 nobo though heride and ener hath abouc theheauensbught: | Pet by the fearefull thunderclaps men may well knovo his might. 34 Therefore the ftrength of Iſraell afcribe to God on high: oboe might and power doth far extend aboue the cloudiefkie. 35 O God,thy holinefle and power is Decad for euermoꝛe: Che God of Iſraell giues bs frength, prailed be God therefore. Saluum mefac. Pfal.Lxix. I, H. ¶ Chriſt and his elect is figured in Dauids zeale and anguiſh: themalicous erne eltie of Whole enimics and their punshinent , Judas and fuck traitozs noteth, Soho are accurfled. Chen gathereth * courage in aff lictions, and — praifesta od, which are moze acceptable than all facrifices. Finallie, he Doth prouoke all crea atures to pratfes pꝛopheſieng of the Kingdom of Chꝛiſt and biulding of Juda,uhere all the fatthfuil and their fecd Mall dwell fo; euer. a — == ae — q 1 Saueme, O God, and oD, and that with (peed, the thewaters | Fe | | — | flow fullfat ; So nie my foule do they procecd, that J — FS isos ee ee : Boe te agaſt. 2.7 ey full deepe in filth andclay, © ‘whereas eto reset sphereas J feeleno ground : AIm fall into touch flouds, 7 Me. GC ieee outre oe mS Oe aN - . ye ——— N. ij. Diſpatch —— te i | dy — —— oy A = 180 ‘Pfalme. Lxxj. Srikcet a Diſpatch him quite, for to his aide : iwis there commeth none. 12 Mo not ablent thy elfe away, D Lod, when need thall be: But that intime of griele thou matt inbatt giue helpe to me. 3 With Hame confound and ouerthrow aill thoſe that ſeeke mp life: Mpprefle thein with rebubesalfo — that faine would woꝛke me ftrife. 14 But J will patiently abide thyhelpe at all aſſaies: Still moze and moze, ech time and tide J will ſet koorth thy p2atte. 15 Py mouth chy inftice fall record, that dailyhelpe Doth fend: But of thy benefits.D Lo20, Jknow no count noꝛ end. 16 Pet will J go andleeke koorth one, with thy goodhelpe, D God: The fauing health of thee alone to ſhewo and fet abzoad. 17 Forof my pouth thou tabi the care, and doſt inſtruct me ſtill Therefore thy wonders to declare ZF baue great mind and will. 18 And asin youth from wanton rage thou didſt ne keepe and ſtay: Foꝛſake menot vnto mineage, and till mp head be gray. : : ¶ Thethirdparte. 9 That F chy ſtrerigth e might mapiheto — do themthat nots be here: 0 * Pialme. Lxxj. 181 And that cut feed thy potoee marbnow 18 SACRO FY hereatter manteapeare, 20 D Low, thy iuttice doth exceed, thy doings allinayfee: a we workes are wonderfullindeed, “ob voho is like to thee? 21 Thou madlt me feele afflictions fore, and pet thou DID mefaue: Pea thou didſt belpe and me reſtoze, andtookſt me fromthe graue. 22 And thou mine honour doſt increaſe, my dignitie maintaine: Vea thou dott make all greefe to ceaſe, and comfogttt me againe. 23 Therefore thy kaithkulnelſe to praite, FZ willboth Lute and fing: Myharpe {hall found thy laud alwaies, D Iſraels holy king. ‘ 24. APy mouth thal toy with pleatant doice, when F hall fing to thee: And eke mp foule (hall much reioice, for thou haſt made me free. 25 My tong thy vprightneſſe hall found, and fpeake tt Daily fill: Foꝛ griefe and ſhame doth them confound that fought to worke me ill. ) Deus iudicium. Pfal. Lxxij. I. H. | ¶ Gods kingdome bp Chꝛiſt is reprefented bp Salomon, vnder Whom hall be righteoufneffe, peace and kelicitie, bnto whom all kings and nations hail Dobomage, Whole name and power Mall endure koz cuicr, — Poti. oa 182 ~— Palme. Lxxij. = —— ee — —— 1 Low giue thy iudgements tothe bing,therin inſtruct — == him well: And with hisſon that princely thing, Loꝛd let thy iuſtice dwell. 2 Thathemaygouerne — — — — — — — ee Ss Hip — — — — —r— — — — — — — SO equitie, the poore that haue no might. 3 And let the nountaines that arehigh, vnto their folke giue peace: And eke ict little hils apply , | in iuſtice to incveafe. 4 That he map helpe the weake and poore With aid, and makethem trong : And eke Deftrop for euermore all thofe that Do them wꝛong. 5 Andthen from age to age Mall thep tegard andfearc thy might : So long as ſunne doth ſhine by day, oꝛ els the moone bp night. = > Pfalme. Lxxij. 6 Low, makethe king vnto the iulk, Ulike raine to fields new motone: Wud like to Drops that laythe duſt, and kreſh the land vnſowne. 7 The iuſt Hall flouriſh in his time, and all ſhall be at peace: Wnt the moone ſhall leaue to prime, watt, change, and to increaſe. $ He fhall be Lo2d of fea and land, from {hoe to fhore throughout : AInd krom the fouds within the land, though ail the earth about. 9 Thepeople that in deſert dwell ſhall kneele to him full thicke: And all his enmies that rebell the earth and Dutt (hall like. 10 Che Lords of all the Files therebp gteat gifts tobim hall bꝛing: The kings of Sabe, and Arabie, giue many acottiy thing. tp The fecond part. 11 All kings hail feeke with one accord in his good graceto and: And all the people of the woꝛld fhallferue him at his hand. 12 forhethe neediclort doth ſaue, that buto him do call: And eke the imple folke, that haue no heipe of man at ail, 3 he taketh pitticon the poore, that are with need oppreſt: Hedoth pꝛeſerue them euermoꝛ, and brings their ſoules to reſt. 183 14 Be 14 | Palme. Lxxij. 14. He thallredeeme theivlifercom Diced, Ot OSe from fraud, from wꝛong from might: And eke the bloud that they ſhall bleed, is pꝛecious in his ſight. 15 But he ſhall line, and they ſhall baing to him of Sabaes gold: Heſſhall be honoꝛed as a bing, and daily be extold. 16 The mightie mountaines of his land of coꝛne {hall beare fuch throng ; That it like Cedar trees hall ſtand in Libanus full long. 17 Their cittes che full well Hall ſpeed, the frutes thercof ſhall paſſe: In plentie it ſhall farre exceed, and {pring as greene as gralſſe. 318 Foꝛ euer they Hhall pratle his name, while that the ſunne is light: And thinke them happte though the tame, allfolke ſhall bleffe his might. 19 Pꝛailſe pe the Loꝛd ofbotts, and ſing to Iſraels God echone: Foꝛ he Doth euerie wondꝛous thing, peahebimfelfealone. 3 20 And bleffed be his holyname alitimesetertallp: ee all the earth map praife the came, Amen, Amen, fay Jo Quam bonus Deus. Pla xxi. T..S,' ¶ Dauid teacheth that neither the pꝛoſperitie ofthe vngodiy nos the affliction of the gud ought to difcourage Gots childacn, but ra heats yee toconfider nek apd ole — bistoogenrente, 09 tha He Wicked vanifH awap mobe, and the godly enter into life eucriatt w reũgnerh — to Gods hands. OB » ope tei Pow Si aaa —J ai 4 Pfalme, Lxxiij. ommisty 18 5 Mio cure it be, pet aD gtbD. ToC Singthisto } ) a and kind to Iſraell: — tates ad geet ¢ And to allfuch astafelpbeepe | theirconfciencepureand well, - 2 Pet like afoole Fatmottflipt, mypfeetbeganto fide: , And ere J wit, eucn atapinch ty fTeps atop gan glide. 3 Foꝛ wohen Jlatwluchfookfhmen, Igrudgd, and did diſdaine: 9 That wicked men all things ſhould haue, withoutturmotleozpaine. — 4 They neuer fluffer pangs noz qviefe, as tf Death ould them (mite: Their bodies are both out and ſtrong and euer in good plight, 5 Andfree from all aduerfitie, when other men be fhent ; And with the rett they take no part . of plague oz puniſhment. : 6 Therefore prefunption doth imbzace, their necks as doth achaine: i And are cuen wraptas ina robe, with rapine and diſdaine. 7 They are fo fed, that euen kor fat their cies oft times out fart: And as for worldly goods; they haue. | mozethan can with theirbart. 8 Their life is motklicentiong, 4 boafting much oftheir wozong, = wWhich they hauc done to ſimple men, and euer pꝛide among. JJ 9 The 186 Pſalme. Lxxiij. Ts) bi — crpeteneideh ent he Valea nie Wh Gale RPE ET thep{pare tot to blatpheme: © - ——— And pꝛate they do on worldly things, *— no voight they do efteeme. 10 —— — ee to ſee their pꝛoſperous ſtate: And almott dzinke thetelfeCamecup,.’ . and follow tyefamerate. ¶ The fecond part. | 4 scotia 11 Hotwean it beryar God,tayther, —J ſhould know and vnderſtand Theſe worldly things, ſinte wicked men be Lows of lea and landꝰ 12 Foꝛ we may ſee, hovo wicked men invichesftilltncveafeé: KRewarded well with woridly goods; E300 948.33: and liue in reat and peace. 13 Then why do J from wickeduele inpfantafierefraine: ESTO aud walh my hands with innocents, 4 Hor och and clenfe my heart in bane? | 14. And ſuffer ſcourges euerie Dap, asfubtect to allblame: | And euerie mowing from my pout), ſuſtaine rebuke and ſhame? shane 15 And J had almoſt laid as they, miſſiking mine eſtate: | But that J ſhould thy children tudge, asfolke bufoztunate. 16 Then J bethought me pow gy might this matter vnderſtand: But pet thelabour was too great - —— take in hand. Wega. 17 Ute Pfalme. Lxxiij, 91 ao is | 17 Untill thetime J went into. i? 2 thy bolpplacc, and thert J vnderũood right perfectly: the end of allthefe men. 18 And namely, how — — vpon a ſſipperie place: and at thypleaſure and thy will thou dof them all deface. 19 Then al men mute at that ſtrange rt | tofechow fuddenip hep avedeftroiD, difpateht,contuni,, and dead ſo horribly. 20 ghuch like a dze ame when one ome, fa hall their nocalth decay: Theivfamous names in all mens aie * ſhall ebbe and paſſe awax. ¶ The third part. 21 Bet thus my hart caret, ud my mind mas much opprek : 187 22 Sofond was J anDignozant, - s “a Hage (hs and inthis point a beaſt. 23 Pet neuerthelefle, bp mpighthand J thou holdſt me alwaies fat: 24 And with thy countell Dott me guide, ! | J to glorie at the ladt. 25 What thing is there that J {can toh, | but thee inheauen aboue? And inthe earth there is nothing liketheethatZcanioue. - 26 Dp fleth and eke my hart dafaile, but God doth fatie me neuer: Foꝛ 0f mp hart God is the frength, pe poiatt che forcuer. 27 Bnd £388 Pflalme. Lxxiiije;ie-. 9° seo) 27 Ando, allfuchas thee foslakes 2. ao thou (halt Deitrop echoes ce lee And thoſe that truk in ante thing, oonnanee ſauing in thee aldd. 28 Therefore will Jdzꝛavo neare to God and euer with him dwelii In God alone FZ put mytruſtu his wonders will Ff tell. ooo sees Ded rer Vt quid Deus. Pſal. Lxxitije He) poe) jp ¶ The Faithfull complaint of the deltruction of the church Sy Feat religion vnder the name of Apion and the altars —A trufting in the might andfree. ... mercies of Gov, bp bis conenant thep require helpe and ſuecour for the glozi¢ of Gods holse name, the faluation of his poze alllicted ſeruants, and theconful= on of his proud enimies. we : rite "ie V 7Hy art thou Lod, folongfrombs, eg this * in all this dangers deßype s:2-thedexifos why Doth thine anger kindle thus. atthineovonepatture (heepe? 2 Low call thy peopleto thy thought, which haue beenethinefolong: ennai The which thou halt redecmDandDbroughe . ... .-. from bondage fore and flvong.. 2 Haue mind therefore,and thinke bpow, rememberitfulltoclls Thy pleafant place, thy mount Stott, wyhere thou walt wont to dwell. ‘4. Lift bp thy foot and come in haſt, and all thy koes dekate: which now at pleaſure rob and walk withinthybolpplace. 5 Amidthe congregationsall, = thine enimies roare, D Gods Theyſet asliguesonenerie wall, ~ their banners ſplaid abꝛoad. a ‘ eee ie ‘ >t ne By in 0 oe * — $34 U2! er the dxxipipl 5 — Meosw me ele a tt 5 MITE HT Biers . 4 =" * t e \ Pfalme. Lxxiiij. ) 189 6 As men Loith aves hew the trees, het — that onthe hils do grow So lhine the billes and twordsokthele, within the temples novo. 7 The icelingsfaod,the carued boords, the goodly graucn ftones: With ares, hammers, bils,and ſwoꝛds, they beate them Doone at once. 8 Thy places they conſume with fame, aud che in all this toile , Thehoule appointed tothy name, they race Dotone to theſoile. 9 Andthus they faid Loithin their heart, Difpatch them out of hand: Then burnt they bp in euerte part, Gods houles theough theland. 10 Pet thou no ligne ofhelpe dott fend, our Pꝛophets allare gone: To teil when this our plague ould end, among vs there is none. 11 When wilt thou Lord once end this ſhame, and ceafe thine enmies ſtrong? Shall they alway blatphemet thy name, and raile on theeſo long: 12 Why Dott —— thy hand aback, and hide it in thy lap? O pluckett out, and be not flacke fo giue thy koes a rap. @ The fecond part. 13 D God, thou art mp king and Low, and euermoze batt beene: Pea thy good grace theoughout the woꝛld, | fop our good helpe hath ſeene. J che 190 Pfalme. Lxxiiij. 14, Theleasthat are fo Deepe and dead, thy might did make them Date: And thou did bꝛeake the ſerpents head, - that be herein Did Bie. 15 Yeathou didſt breake the heads fo great of nobales that ave fo fell: And gaueſt them to thy folkes to eate that in the deſerts dwell. | 16 Thouinadett a lpring with Freames to rife, fromrock both hard and hie: And cke thy hand hath made likewile Deepe riuers to be drie. 17 Both day and eke the night ave thine, by thee thep were begunne: Thoulett, to ſerue ds with their Hine, thelight and eke the ſunne. 18 Thou doſt appoint the ends and coatts of all the earth about : Both ſummer heats and winter frotts, thy hand hath found them out. 19 Thinke on, O Lord, no time forget thyfocsthatthecDefames And hot the foolifh folke ave tet to raile bpon thy name. 20 Dletnocruellbeattdeuour _ thy Turtle thats trues Forget not alwaies in thy power the pooze that much do rue. 21 Regardthy coucnant, and behold, thy foes poſſeſſe thy land: | Allfad, and davke, fozwowne; andold, 9 « our realme as now Both flan. — Pfalme. Lxxv. nisl 19]. 22 Let not the funple goe away Pate A Ts a With difappointed ſhame: But let the pore and needie ape giue praiſe vnto thy name. 23 wile Lord, let be by thee maintaind the caulethat ts thine otone: Remember hoo that thoublafphemd art by the kooliſh one. 24. The boice forget not of thy foes, fo2 their pꝛeſuming bye, : Is moꝛe and moze increatt o£ thofe, that hate thee ſpightkully. Confitebimur tibi Deus. Pfal, Lxxv. N. ¶ The faithfuil do pzaife the name of the tLozd , Which hall come to indgeat the time appointed when the wicked fhalbe put to confufion and drinke the cup of bis Wrath their pride Malbec abated, and the righteous ſhalbe exalted tobonoz, - V Pte thee God we will giue thanks, — we will giue thanks to thee : the ali pf Sith thy nameisfoneare, Declare an thy wondzous woꝛks will Loe. 2 FJ will vpꝛightly iudge, when get conuenient time ZF map: The earth is weake and ali thereitt, but J her pillers fay. 3 ] didto the mad people fap, deale not fe furtoufly : And bnto the bugodly ones, | fet not pour hornes fo hte. 4 FJ laid onto then, fet not bp ss pour raifed hoꝛnes on bie: And lee that poudo with ttiffe necke | | not ſpeake prefumptuoufly. fo | | 5 JO , * ae > Balin, Dies SrAis| 7 5 Forneitherfromthe Eafternepatt, “oem | no2 from the nocfterne fide: | Noꝛ from foxfasen wildernefe, protection Doth procecd.. : 6 Foz why the Lorꝛd our Godheis, the rightcous tudge alone: He putteth Dovone the one, and ſets an other inthe throne. | : ‘5 For toby? acup of mightte wine istnthe hand of God: And all the mightte wine therein himfelfe Doth poure abroad. 8 As for the lees and filthy beegges, | that Do remaine of it, | — The wicked ofthe carth Hall drinke, and ſucke them euerie whit. 9 But J will talke of Gob, J laie, of Jacobs Godtherefore : And voll not ceale to celebrate His pratteforzeucrittiore, ro In ſunderbꝛeake the hors of all vngodlie met will J: But ther the hoꝛnes arias TER | fhallbeevaltedbic. Gloria patri. All laud and praife be tothe Lord, » ¢ Asit inthe — ss, | O that of might art most : For ewer heeretofare : To God the Father and the Sonne, Andis now at this prefent time Andta the holte Ghost. | And foali be ewernsore. In Iudza. Pfal. Lxxvj. I, H. ¶ This 49falme fetteth forth the power of Gob and care fox the defence of his | people in Jeruſalemthe deſtruction of the armie ol Senacherib.and — ohn, open es fame. v> - ' ie. ae 7 Aes . DSA: LAA J: - TO quthat now in Jury dwell, —* the lxix. pſa. the Loꝛd is clearelyknovone: His name is great in Piracil, apeople of hisowne. 2 at bia he his tents hath pight, to tarry there aſpace: Fn Sion ebe he hath delight, — to make bis Dioelling place. 2 And there he beake both ſhaft and bow, theſwoꝛd,the ſpeare and ſheeld: and brake the sy oucrti20 00 inbattellon the feeld. 4. Thou art more worthy honoꝛ, 020, moze might inthee doth lie: Than in the ſtrongeſt of the world, that rob on mountains bie. 5 But now theproud are {poild through thee, aand they are falne on ſieepe: Chꝛough men of war no helpe canbe,” ! themmfelues thep could not keepe. 6 Atthy rebube,D Jacobs God, Loven thou dott them repzooue ; Ac halke in lleepe their chariots ſtood, no hoꝛſſeman once DID mooue. 7 Forthon art dzeadfull, 102, indeed, wohat man the courage hath To bide thy fight, and doth not bead): when thou art in thp wzath? from heauen through the ground CThen all tye carth full ſoꝛe afar, - —* eee halibe found, « - * — 8 wohen thou doſt makẽthy i Paani , Z z a* Du» % §: ¥i-s . My! 1 | pare a7 + A ia TLL RAV Ao eee OT am ae 9 And that when thou,@ God,dolk hand Tiere se in iudgement forte ſpeake: ————— To faucthe afflicted ofthe land, on earth that are full weake. 10 The kury that in man doth reigne, ſhall turne vnto thy pratte: Hereafter, 1020,do thou rettreine their wzath and threats alwaies. 11 Make bowes «pay them to your God; yefolkethatiighbimbe: : Brinig gifts all pe that dwell abzoad, for Drcadfull ſure is he. 12 Foz he Doth take both life anbimight from pꝛinces great of birth = Aud full of terror is his ſight do allthe kings on earth. Voce mea ad Pominum. ‘Phil. a. I He 8 with heart and hartie cheare: the an pe My boice to God J lift on high, and he myſute doth heare. 2 Intime of qreefe Iſoughtto God, by night no reſt Itooke: But ——— hands to him abꝛoad mpfoule comfort foꝛſooke. . 2 wWhen FJ to thinke on God intend, imp — ismoʒe: i | — —— ‘Sener t : 4 Piaime. LXxvy, 195 Jſpake but could not make an end, | ape my breath was ſtopt fo fore. . 4. Thou hold mine cies alwaies from reſt that Jaltoaics awake : With feare am FJ lo {ore oppreſt, my {peech Doth me forſake. § Thedatesofoldinmind ZF cat, and oft Did thinke bpon Che tines and ages that are pak —— fullmanypearesagon. 6 By night myſongs F callto mind, once made thy pratte to ſhow: And with my hart much talbe FJ find, my {pirits Dolearch to know. 7 Will God (fatd Fat once foz all, caſt oſtf bis people thus / So that henceforth no time be hall be friendly vnto bs. 8 nobat? is his goodneſſe cleane decaid, fopeucrandadapS ꝛ: Oꝛ is his pꝛomiſe novo delaid, and Doth bis truth decay? 9 Bnd will the LowWour Godforget, bis mercies manifold? D2 ſhall his wꝛath incteate fo hote, bismercieto withbold! 10 Atla Jſaid my weakenelle is thecaufectthismittrut: ‘ Gods mightie hand can helpe allthis, ie and change it when he luſt. | — q The ſecond part. 11] will regard and thinke vpon the wozking of the Lorzd: a2 eg h : O.ij. Dt $. 196 Pfalme.Lxxvij. Mf all his toonders paſt and gone, I gladiy woillrecod. 9 12 Peaall his works J will Declare; and tobat J did deuiſe: To tellhis facts F will not {pare, and eke bis counfell wile. 13 Thy works,D Lor, are all vpright, and holy all abode ; What one hath ſtrength tomatch the might ofthee,D Lowourgod! 14. Thou art a Godthatoft dot How — thy wonders eueryp houre: And fo Dott make the people know thp bertueand thy powre. a5 Andthine one kolke thou didſt dekend, with ſtrength and fivetcheDarme: Che ſonnes of Jacob that deſcend, and Joſephs (eed from harme. 16 The waters Lord percetued thee, the waters ſaw thee well ; | And they forfeare alide did flee, the Depths an trembling fell. 17 The clouds that toere both thicke and blacke, did raine full plentiouſſie The thunder in the aire did cracke, thy hafts abode did fie. | 18 Thethunder in the fire was heard, _ the lightning from aboue, With falhes great made men afeard, the earth did quake and moue. . 19 Thp waies within the lea Dolie, wey ss thp path in waters deepe: s 'y , Pialme. Lxxviij- : 197 set none canthere thy ſteps apply, | tor know thy paths to keepe. 20 Thouleadett thy folke bpontheland, as ſheepe on eueryſide: asus Moiles and through Aaronsbhand, thou DID then fafelp guide. Attendite populi, Pſal. Lxxviij. T. S. ¶ He hheweth how God of his mercy chofe his church of the poſteritie of Bbzaham, cafting in their teeth the rebelifon of their fathers,that their childgen might acknou= ledge Gods free mercies and be aſhamed of their peruers anceltozs. The holp Ohok hath compzehended as it were the ſumme of ali ods benefits, that the groffe peo= gle might fectnfe words the effect of the whole hiſtoꝛies. == te — — ea. wh — 1. Attend my people te my lavo, and to my Woods in⸗ cline: 2, My mouth ſhall ſpeake ſtrange parables , and ieee — fentences diuine. 3. Which toe ourfelues * heard and aes ee —— — — — — — learnd, euen of our fathers old: And which ‘pfor out in⸗ ieucgiot ou fathershaue bs told. eve, D.iy, 4. Becaule 193°. -Plalme.LXxvilf. 4 Becaule toe ſhould not keepe it cloſe krom them that ſhould come after: who ſhould Gods powerto their race pꝛaiſe, and all his works of wonder. ‘ 5 To Jacob be commandment gaue, howo Iſraell Hould liue : Ndilling our fathers ſhould the fame vnto their children giue. , 6 That thepand their pofteritie, which were notip2ung bp tho: | Should hauc the knowledge of the law, and teach their feed alfo. — 7 That they map haue the better hope, in God that is aboue: And not forget to keepe his lawes, and hts precepts in loue. S prot being as our fathers were, rebelling in Gods fight: And would not frame their wicked harts, to brow their Godaright. 9 How went the people of Ephraim their neighbors foz to ſpoile: Shooting thetv Darts the Day of war, and pet they tooke the koile! 10 Foz Why sthep did not keepe with God the coucnant that was made: f202 pet would watke o2 lead thetr lines, according tohistrade. . 11 Mutputintoobliuion . . bis countell and bis toil: Bnd allthis works mot magnifique, | which be Declared Mil. . Pfalme. Lxxviij. ¢ The fecond part. 12 Nohat wonders to our forefathers, | Did he himfelfe difclofe In Egypt land, within the field, thatcalledisChaness? 13 He did diuide and cut thefea, that thep might paſſe at once : Bnd made the waters ſtand as till, As Doth anheape of tones. 14 Heledthemfecret in acloud, by day oben it was bight : And i the night wobhen Darke tt was, 4 with fire he gaue them light. 15 Hebrake the rocks in wilderneſſe, and gaue the people drinke: Asplentifull,as when thedeeps Do flow bp to the bꝛinke. 16 He dzew out rivers outof rocks, that were both drie and bard: DF fuch aboundance,thatno flouds to them might be compard. | 17 Pet loꝛ all this again the Lod their ſin they did intreaſe: And ſtirred him that is mot high, to wrath in wildernelſſe. 18 They tempted hint within their hearts; like people of mittrutt; Requiring fuch a kind of meat as ſerued to their luſt. 19 Sateng with murmuration, in their vnkaithfulneſſe: | tiobat? cau this God prepare fox bs a feat | in wilderneſſe: 199 20 Lehold 200 Pſalme. Ixxviij. 20 Behold he rake the ſtonie — nora sd? 2 and flouds forthwith did flovo: But can he now giue to his folke both bead and fleſh alſo: | 21 When Godheard this, he wared ety etic with Jacobandhisteeds So Did his indignation . on Iſraellpꝛoceed. @ The third part. 22. Becaule thep didnot faithful beleene and bope,thathe | Could alwaies helpeandfuccour them in their neceſſitie. i 22 Wherekore he DID command the: clouds; | forth with they brake tnfunder + 24 And raind Donon Manna forthe to eat, a food of michle wonder 25 When earthly men with angels food: poere fed at their requett : 26 Hebad the eaſt wind blow atoay, andbrought in the ſouthweſt. 27 And raind do von kleſh as thicke as duff, andfouleas thicke asſand: 28 wWhich he Did caſt amidſt the place where ailthetr tents did ſtand. 29 Then did they eaterceedingly,. and allmen bad their fils: Bet more and more they Did deſire toferne their tufts and wils. 30 But asthe meat was iu their mouths. bis math bpon them fell | at And fluethe lowers ofall their routh, and choile of Iſraeil. | 32 Bet | Pfalme. Lxxviij. lsd 201 22 pet fellthey to their wonted ſinne, pPott od and fill they DID him greeue > Foꝛ all the wonders thathe wrought, thep would him not beleeue. 33 Their daies therekore he ſhoztened, and nade their honour vaine: Their peares Did waſt and patie aways Loith terrors and with paine. 24 Wut ener vohen he plagued them, they fought him by and by ; 25 Kemembꝛing then he was theit ſtrength their helpe and God moſt hy 36 Though intheir mouths they "Di but glofe,: and flatter withthe Lod: And with their toongs andin their se diſſembled euery woꝛr =| Si @ The fourth part.’ 3:7 Fox vohy ? their harts were noting bent to him no2rto bis trade: Ne yet to keepe oz to perfoꝛͤme the couenant that was made. 38 jet was he ſtill ſo mercifull, when they deſerude fo dp: That he koꝛgaue them their mifdeeds, and would them not deſtroy. Pea many atime he turnd his vorath; and DID himſelke aduiſe: And would not ſuffer all his whole diſpleaſure to ariſe. 39 Conlidering that they were buttech, and euen as a wind, That paſſeth away,and satnot well returne by his ovone kind. — 40 Bown 202 Pfalme. Lxxviij. 40 How often tines it wilderneſle Did they cheir Lord prouoke / How did they moue and frit their Lod to plague them with his ftroke ? Al Pet did they turne againeto fin, and tempted God eftloone : Pꝛeſcribing to the holy Loꝛd. J what things they would haue done. 42 Hotthinking of his hand and power, nozof the Day, vohen he Deliuered them out of the hands ofthefierceentmic. 43 Hoꝛ hovo he wrought his miracles, as they themfelucs beheld In Egypt, and the wonders that he did in Zoan field. 44 NPoꝛ how heturned by his power their waters into bloud: That no man might receiue his drꝛinke at riuer noꝛ at floud. He OOK 45 Noꝛ how he ſent them ſwarms ofllies, which Did them foze annoy: Aud fild their countrie full of frogs, which ſhould their land deſtroy. ¶ The fift pare, 46 Hor how he did commit their krutes vnto the caterpiiler ; ; And all the labour of thei hands be gaucto the gralhopper. | 47 With hailſtones he dettrotd their bines, fo thatthey were all lott : } . And not fo much as wild fig trees, ~ ) buthe conſumde with kroſt. i, GEOR | 48 Bnd M — 8 And pet toith vaitttoness once againe | the Loꝛd their cattell fmote, And all their flocks and heards like wile with thunderbolts full hote. 49 He caſt bpon them in his ire, and in his kurie ſtrong, Diſpleaſure, waꝛath, and euillſpirits do trouble them among. 50 Then to his wrath he made a way, and ſpared not the leatt : But gaue vnto the pettilence, the man and cke the beat. 51 De ſtrake allo the firſt bone all that bp in Egypt came: And all the cheefe of nen and beats - Loithin the tents of Ham. x2 But as for all his ovone deare folke, he Did peeferue and keepe: Gnd carried them through wildernetie, euen like a ffocke of ſheepe. 52 Without allfeare both fafe and found he brought them out of thrall; Whereas their foes withrage of fea Here ouerwhelmed all, 5 4 And brought them foxth into the coats ofhis ovone holy land Euen to the mount, which he had got. by his trong armeand band. - 5 Andthere caft out the heathen folke, | and did their land diuide: And tn their tents he let the tribes oa abide. 203 “56 Pet 204 Plalme. LXxviij. 6 Bet for ail this,their God moſt high they firdandtempted ftills Bud would not keepe his tettament, noꝛ pet obey His will. 5-7 Wut as their fathersturnedbacke, euen ſo thep went aſtray: Much like a bow that would not bend, but flip and tart away. @ The fixt part. «8 And greeud him waith their bill altars, withoffrings and votth fire: And hoith heir ols vehemently pꝛouoked him to tre. 59 Therewith his wrath began againe tokindlein bis bec: The naughtinefle of Iſraell he did fo much deteſt. 60 Then he forfooke the tabernacle J J of Silo, where he was AROMA RD Right conuerfant with earthly men, ei cuenathisdivcllingplaces == 61 Then luffred he his night and ciouie | inbondagefoztoffand: | . 2 And gauethehonozofhisarke , - 2 into his enmies hand. : 62 Anddid commit thentto the ford, , a wꝛoth with his heritage: fi 63 Thepong men were Deuourd with five, if maids bad no mariage. 64 And with the ſword the genic alfo did periſh cucry one : aa | And not a widow left altue, _ their Death fo2 to bemone. 65 And Plalme.LXxvije 5 205 65 Andthenthe Lox beganto wake, | like one that fleptatime: And asa valiant man of war, refrefhed after noite. | 66 with Emvods inthe hinder parts ’ heftvakebisenimicsall: And put them then vnto a fhame “that boas perpetuall. 67 Thenbe the tent andtabernacie of Joſeph Did refule : As for the tribe of Ephꝛaim, he would tn no wilſe chufe. G6s But chole the tribe of Jehuda, whereas he thoughttodiwell: Cuen the noble mount Sion, wohich be DID lone lo well. 69 Whereas he did his temple build, both fumptuoutly and fure: : Like as the earth, which he bath made for cucr to indure. 70 Then chole he Baud him to ferue, _ hts people fozto keepe : Which betooke bp anDbroughtawap — cuen from tye foldsof ſheepe. 71 Ashe dtd follow the ewes with yong, the Lod did hin aduance: Tofeedbhis people Iſraell, and his inheritance. 72 — Dauid with a faithfull heart | bis flocke and charge did iced; Sud prudently with all his power vas lias OEE. Deus 206 Plalme. Lxxix. Deus en— Pfal, Lxxix. I. i, ¶ € Che Fleactite complainets God tes the calamittethat they ſaſfered, Whe: Antiochus deſtroicdtheir temple and citte, defiring atd againt bis tyzanuie, leaft God and hisreligton Mould be contemned bp heathen, Who Meulsfee him fozfakenand perth, , Chand. the Gentiles do inuade, —— thine heritage to ſpoile: the Ixxvij. pl Jerulalem an heape is made, | thy temple they defotle. eas 2 The bodies of thy faints mot deare, Abzoad fo birds they caſt: . The flelh of them that Do thee feare, the beatts deuoure and waft, 3 Their bloud theoughout Jeruſalem, as water ſpilt they baue: Ho that there is not oneof them _ tolap their dead in graue. 4 Thus are we madea laughing ftocke, almoft the world throughout: The enmies at bs ieſt and mocke, Lobich Dwell our coatts about. 5 Wilt thou,D Low,thusinthineire againfkoseuerfune? And ſhew thy wath ashoteasfire, | thy folke for to confume? 6 Upon thole peoplepoure the fame, which Did theeneuer know: All realmes which call not on thy name, conſume and ouerthꝛow. 7 Foꝛ they haue got the vpper hand, and Jacobs ſeed deſtroid: His habitation and his land | thep hauc left watt and boid, rae os pig) S Beare & FALE LAAT Ae af aVJs 8 Beare not in mind our former faults, | withipeed ſome pittie how ; And aid bs 020,10 all affauits, » forincareiweabeandlow. ẽo The fecond part. ) Peo). 9 D God, that giueſt all health and avace, on vs declare the fame: Weigh not our Dorks, our ſinnes deface, fo2 hono2 of thy name. 10 neh⸗ ſhall the wicked ſtillalwapy, to vs as people dumme, In thy reproch reioice, and ſay, where is theit God become? RKequire, O Loww,as thouteett good, before our eies in ſight: iasigatze Mfalithole folke thy Ceruants blood, _ wohich theyſpilt in deſpight. 11 KReceiue into thyſlight in haſt, tye clamoꝛs, greeke and wiong Okluch as are in pꝛiſon caſt, ſuſteining trons ſtrong. Thy force and ftrength to eee Sah ies Loꝛrdſet them outofbands mohich butodeath aredeftinate, ih andin their enmies hand. : 32 The nations, which haue beene fo botb astoblafphene thy name : ete Into their laps with teuenfold, repay againe the ſame. 13 So wethy folke and paſture mete | i will praife thee eucrinoge: — fae And teach all ages forto zeegee —— aici Pr ee 206 FidiVieelLrAAne 2 | QuiregisIfrael, Pfal-Lxxx. IH. ¶ A lamentabie prater to God to helpe the mifertes of the church, bering bent co ma confider the firft eftate when his favour ſhined towards them , that he urtght finily that Mozbe Which he begun, gine care and take good heed : the Inxis pt Which leadelt Joſeph like a (heepe, ved and doſt him watch and feed. 2 Thou 02d,F fap, whole feat is {et on cherubins fo bright: Shew forth toy teife, and do not let, - fend downe thy beams oklight. 3 Before Ephraim and Bentamin, . MBanaflesekelikevotles To ſhew thy power do thou beg, come belpe bs Lo2d,artle, 4. direct ourharts bnto thy grace, conuerths,1Lo20,tothees SHhew bs the brightneſſe of thy face,” andthen fullfafe avewee. 5 Lord God ofhotts of Iſraell, how long wilt thou laps 2... |... Againt thy folbe in anger ſwel and wilt not hearethem pray! 6 Thou doft them feed with forto ws deepe, their bead with tears they eat: TT 2oubeard that Iſraell doſt keepe, ——— And drinkethetearsthatthe do weepeee inmeaturefullandgreat. 7 Thou haſt hs madea very ſtrife to thoſe that dwell about: And that our foes vo loue of life, they laugh and ieſt it aut. aD ADB shee cee Gitil otel? tnt ub et 4 EN fi Jb Dyed a - ret can lie 138° > ir PiU SIH UA WIK iA a , t 4 2 ». " & F Plalme.Exxe. 00x 0° | 209 8 Dtakebs Lord, vnto thy grace, | conuertour minds to thee: Shew forth to bs thy topfull face, and woe full fafe Hall be. 9 From Egypt vohere it grevo not well, thou brought a bine fullDeare: Che heathen folke thou didſt expel, and then didſt plant it here. 10 Thou didſt prepare forit a place, and fet hir rootes fuilfatt : That it did grow and {pring apace, and fild the land at laſt. 11 The hils were couered round about, with (hade that from it came: And ekethe Cedars high and ſtout, with branches of thefame.. 12 Whythen DDE thou hir wall Deffroy ¢ ? hir hedge pluckt vp thou haſt: That all the folke that paſſe thereby, thy bine mayſpoile and toatl. ¶ Te fecotidpart. 13 The Woreout of tye wood f0 wild, .. Doth dig and reote tt out: — The furtous beaſts out of the field, deuour it all about. 14 OrLowofhoatts, returneagatne, froin heauen looke betime: Bebald, and with thy Help ſuſtaine this poore dinepard of thine. 15 Thy — — whom thy right hand hath let: The fame which thou diet loue ſo —* —— OL, do not forget. aie P.. 16 Thep 210° Plaime. Lxxxy. . 16 They lop and cut it dovone — they burne it che with kire: And through the frowning of thy face, we perth in thine ive. 17 Let thy right hand be with them now, wohom thou haſt kept fo long : : And voith the ſonne of man, whom thou to thee haſt madefo trong. 18 Andfo when thou hak let b3 free, and ſaued vs from ſhame: | Then will we neuer kall krom thee, | but cailbpon thy naine. 19 D Lord ofhotts, through thp good grace conuert bs vnto thee: Behold bs with aplealantface, and then full fafe are wee. Exultate Deo. Pal, Lxxxj. oy: Hy! | : ¶ An erhoztation te pꝛaiſe Dod fo, bis benefits, conning tet ingratinne, God, 3 fa. 2 — pou frit-runents mott met, Pialme.Lxxxj. i 211 Hoist — Wet lute fo ſweet, on euerie iepleatant fring. 3 Blow,asit were tithe new moore, with trumpets ofthebelt: As it is bed to be Doone kis at antefolemne feat. 4 Foꝛ this is vnto Iſraell a ſtatute and atrade:: Jlaw that muſt be kept full well which Jacobs God hath made. ʒ This clauſe with Joſeph was ————— when he krom Coppecames - the That asa witneſſe, all his feed. * fhould ſtill obſerue the fame: +3 6 When God, Flay, hadfo prepard to bring hin fromthatlands whereas the {peech whith bebadbeard he vid Not vnderſtand. 7 FJ from bis houlderstooke, faith He, the burthen cleane awapꝛ ꝛ·;· Aud from the furnace quit hin fee, from burning brick of clap. SHIH 8Whenthon in griele didſt crieand cae — Fholpetheebyandbp: and 4 did anſwerethee withall — ſecretiyy... ¶ west ag Pal 9 Bea 212 Pfalme. Lxxxy. 9 Bea at the waters of diſcord I did thee tempt and pꝛooue: wohereas the goodnefie of the Lord with muttering thou didſt mooue. 10 Heare, O my folbe, D Iſraell, ; and J affure tt thee | Regard and marke mrp words full well, if chou votlt cleaue ts mee. wits ! (°> The fecond part. : 11 Thouthait no Godin thee reſerue of any land abꝛoad: Noꝛ in no wife to bow o2 ſexue a ſtrange and korren God. 12 Jamthe Lordthy God, andz from Egypt fettheefree: Then atke of me aboundantlps © and ZF will giue tt thee. 12 And vet my people would not heare my boice, when that Pipakes Noꝛ Ifraell would not obey, a |, but did me quite forabe.. 14. Then did J leaue them to thete will in hardneſſe of their hearts 9 To walke in their owne countell Hill, themfcluesthep might peruert. 15 D that my people would haue beard the wordsthat days > Andebethat Iſraell would regard towalkewithinmp bap. 16 ow foone would F confound their foes, andbringthemDotonefulllows: Bund turne mp hand bpon allthole. pois Yon that would them ouerthꝛow? Avocet ne ay : 17 And PLAMIIC. LARA eo 213 17 Mud theythat at the Loꝛd do rage, ——— as ſlaues ſhould ſeeke bimtils But of his kolke the time and eee ee ſhould flouriſh ener ſtill. HOS SST 28 F would haue fed them with the crop, - andfinebofthetobeat; =. Aud made the vocke with honieDrop, ... that they their fils Mould eat..... ) Deus ftetitin, Pfal. Lxxxij, I. H. € Waid declaring God to be prefent With iudges and magiſtrats, repreoucth thete parcialitie and vᷣnrighteouſneſſe, and exhozteth them to do iuſtice: but Coping no amendment, be defiretl) Gon to execute iuftice himfctfe. ; ’ Ave the pꝛeaſe with men of might — the Lord bintelfe Doth Hand, — Tao plead the cauſe of truth and right, sea with tudgesoftielandD. 2 Sow long (faidhe) will you pꝛoceed faite tudgementto atoard: | And haue refpect fo2 lone of meed the wicked to regard 2 3 Whereas of due von Moulddefend thefatherleſſe and weake: | And Lohen the poore man Doth contend, iniudgement iuſtlyſpeake. 4. Ff ve be wile, Defend the cauſe > of pooze men in thetr right: | And rid the needic fromthe clawes of tyrants force and might. 5 But nothing will they know oz learne, in vaine to them Jtalke: They will not lee oz ought diſcerne, but Hill in darkneſſe walke. — P. iij. — 2S aA ion Wwe EGE HS: be 2 Foz lo euen now thetimeigeome, is. a. that all things fall to moughes: 9 ie and likewile lawes both allandfome) for gaine are ſold andbought, ., 6 Jhaddecreeditinmptight, > as gods totakepouall:. -<- fs. And children to the moſt ok might kor loue J dib ypou cal 7 But not withſtanding pe ſhall die as men, and ſo decaf ·;·; «Otyrants,7F thallpoudeltvop, © see ooo: aand pluck pou quite aboap. 8 Up Loyd, eict thy Hrength bebnotwne,..... and iudge tye world with might: J 02 Mbp Pall nations ave thine ovone, to take them as thy right. fy te ‘ing fobs Deus quis fimilis. Pfal, Lxxxiij, EHS he coed a ¶ The rackites pray the Loꝛd to deliuer them krom their eniates ,bothat home and far of : alfo that all {uch Wicked people be ftrthen with bis ſtoz⸗ tte tempeſts, that thep nap know his power, D not, D Gob, rekraine thy toag, § Sipethis to Q- infilenceDonotitap: © es os ‘thelaxvij.pt Withhold not Low , thyfeifefoiongs 1 noꝛ maxe no moze delay, Wik) 2 For vohy? behold thyfoes,andleg : bow they do rage andcrie And thoſe that beare an hate to thee, bold bp their heads on hie.e. 3 Againſt thy folke they bſe deceit, and craftilp they inquire: Bric yoꝛ thine elect to lie in wait v their counlell doth conipivess : — 4Come i PLalMe, LuXXXWe BD | 4 Comeonlay they let vo expell and plucke thefe folke J So that the name of Iſraell may vtterly decay. 5 They all conſpire tithintheirheart bow thep map thee withſtand: Again the Lodtotakeapart, — | they are in league and band, 6 Thetents ofall the Edomites, the Iſmalites alſo: The hagarens and Poabites, With diuers other mo. 7 Geball with Ammon, and iinewite doth Amalec conſpire: The Philiſtines againſt thee rife, with them that dwell at Tyrze. 8 And Aſſur eke is wellapaid with them in league to be: And doth become a kence and atd tco Lots poſteritie. 9 As thou didſt to the Madianites, fo ferue them Loꝛd echone: | AstoCicerandtoJabin, befide the brooke Kiſon. To Whom thoutn Endor didſt deftroy, and watt them through thy might: That they like dung on earth did lie, * and that in open light. LB Aig | @ The fecond part. rr Make themnow — Eg like Zeband Mrebthan: | | as Zabaand Zalmana were a henge — | —— 12 Which #19 PALMITIC, LAAALe 12 Which {aid etstnoughouthelan, ) in ail the coats aboad: Savant Poſſeſſe and take into our hand _ the faive houſes of God. 13 Turne thẽ, D God, with ftoung,agfatt & as wheeles that haue no ſtad :ꝛ:; af Mrlike the chaffe, which men do caft with boindestoflte awap. 9° 14. Like as the five, with rage and fund themighticforreftstpils: And asthe Haine, doth quite — the mountaines and the hils. 15 So letthe tempelt of thy wrath vpon their necks be laid: And okthyſtormie wind and ſhower, | Loꝛd, make them allaffraid. , 16 Loꝛd being them all, J ote — 9 to ſuch rebuke and ſſanee That it may cauſe them to inquire, and learneto ſeeke thy name, : “a9 And let them cuerimoze daly ———— to ſhame and flander fall: et Sth th And in rebuke and obloquy to periſh eke withall. 2 18 That they may buoto, tee ttiny, aa. Ga thatthouartcalleD od: ꝛ tier acel toa And that alonethoudoftercell, = = , and raignethzoughout te ae Quam dile&a, Pfal. Laci I. H. € a eh bie coumntrie, Beliteth —— — and alicinbdly of the faints to pꝛaiſe God e prait a —* —— the wiſdernelle to aſſe eth ta ie — re sr “s * — —— ————— rIaiIme. LXXIN) O Loꝛd of hofts, to me? Che tabernacie of thy grace, - | how pleafant Loꝛd they be? 2 My ſoule doth long full fore to goe, . into thy courts abꝛoad: My heart Doth luſt, my lleſh allo, in thee the liuing God. | 3 The Sparrowes find aroometo ref, andfaue toemfelues from wzong: And che thefiwallow hath anett, wherein to keepe her pong. 4 Thele birdes full nigh thine altar map haue place to fit and fing: D Lord ot hoatts, thou art F fay, my God, and eke my Bing. & Db they be blefled,that may dwell within thy houſe alwaies. Foꝛ they all times thy facts do tell, and euer gtue thee praiſe. 6 Peabhappic lure like wiſe are they, : Low pleafant is thy dwelling tei | wholſe ftrength and ſtay thou art: which to thy houſe do mind the way, and ſẽeke it in theirbeart. 7 Asthey go thor —— they digge bp fountaines ſtill: Chat as a ſpring tt all —— and thou their pits doſt { Sing this to the tune of the xcv.pi. 8 Fromfrengthto Soaiene J walke full i ) no kaintneſſe there fhall bee. And ſo the Godof gods atlaé in Sionthey do ſee. 217 ie ; 9 J 34 * ws ™ . ‘7 ‘ 94 “$IR 0 0s PPUGEITIC. LAXKV a 9O Madd okhoalts to megiueheedy: a and heare when ZF DO pays) rꝛꝛꝛ;; Ard let it thꝛdugh thine eares ppoceedeee Yo O Low our ſhield, ofthy good graet regard, and ſo dzaw neareeee; a Regard Flay, behold the face i shad race wie ofthine annointed dearfre. 11 For vohy? withinthy courts one Day pat ott: isbettertoabide, Pyeign e Chan other where tokecpeozhay- yates 78) athouland Dates beſide... 12 Much rather would Jkeepe a dooꝛe within theboufeofGoo: = Ahan in the tents of wickednelſe tofettic mine abode, sis Bye, COR Ch 13 Foꝛ Godthe Lod tight and defences). ) sigs o> > veeill grace and woorthipgiues: Goede dee. And no good thing ſhall he withhold from them that purely liue. —— 14 D Lowdofhottes, that man is bleſt and happie ſure ishe That is pertwadedinhisbeeh, oe to truſt alltimes intheee. Benedixifti Do. Pfal.Lxxxv. I. He . ¶ Weeaule Gon withdrew not bis rops from: bis church after the returne from asabplon, fir thep put him inmind that he hhould not leaue the woꝛks of his “grace bniperfit and complaine of their longatdictton. Then thep reiotcein hope of pzomifed deliucrance, which was a figureot Chꝛiſtes kingdome, bnder which fhoulbbeperfitfclicitie, = — T hhzzuhat beene merciful indecd Singthisto the tune of A. BASLLIVG SAIAAAY O. — 2 The wicked waies that they were i it *0 thou didſt them cleane remit: And thou didſt hide the peoples linne, full cloſe thou coueredſt tt. | 2 Thine angeveke thou didſt allwage, that all thy wꝛath is gone: And fo dibte turne thee trom tiprage, a for waith themtobeatone. 4D Godour health,do now convert thy people bnto thee: Put all thy wꝛath from bs Spare, and angrie ceaſe to be. | 5 aby! thalithine anger neuer end, but Tillpoceed on vs? And (hallthy vorath tt ſelfe ertend vpon all ages thus? - 6 Wilt thou not rather turne terete. and quicken vs, that we, And all thy folbe,may euermoꝛe beglad and ioy in thee. 7 O Loꝛd on vs Do thoudeclare: thy goodneſſeto our wealth: Shebo foorth to vs and donot fpare, i thine atd and ſauing health. $ FZ will harke what God faith, for be {peakes to bis peoples peace: And tohisfaints;thatneuerthep returneto fooliſhneſſe. 9 Foꝛ wohy? his health is ſtill at hand, to ſuch as do him feare: Whereby great glorie in the land epen and flouriſh 10 For 220 A¶MIIIIC. L4RAANY JO” a A ek Rae Se 10 Fortruth and mercietherethallmect, | inonetotabe their places | one Aud peace hall iuſtice woith ville greet, and therethey fhall imbrace. 11 Astruth from earth Mall (pring apace; .» and flourilh pleafantiys > er Sorighteoutnerle hall hew hir face, and looke from heauen hichh. 12 Bea Godhimlelfe ſhalltake in hand; to giue vs ech good thing: Aud through the coaſtes of all the land, the earth ber frutes {hall bꝛing. 13 Before his face ſhall iuſtice goe, much like a guide oz ſtay: He lhalldivect his ſteps alto, and keepe them in the Way. Inclina Domine. Pfal. Lxxxvj. I. H. ¶ Dauid ſoze altlicted, pꝛapeth fernentip koꝛ deliuerante: ſometimes rehearũung his miſeries and mercies receiued, deſiting alfo tobe inſttucted of the Loꝛd that he map feareand glozifie his name , Pecomplaincth alfo of his aduerſa⸗ rics,and requireth to be delivered From thei, [_D2d.bow thine carcto my requett, — fui lenese —J and heare me by and by: | —— NOith greeuous plaints and greefe oppreſt, WEdiGnk: fullfoze and weake am J. 2 Pꝛeſerue my foule,becaule my waies anddoingsholpbe:. Andfauethpleruant,DmpAod, thatputshistrulb inthe. 2 Thy mercie, Lord, on me erpretle, Defendmecke withalls For though tye day J Do notceale a] BR on theeto crie and call. — 4 Comfloꝛt, Plalme, duXXxXxXvVj. | ee! Comfort, D Lory, topreruantstonle, that now with paine is pinde: Foi dnto thee, Lowd, J ertolt of and lift mpfoule and minde. 5 Forthouart good and bountiful, thy gifts of grace are free: And cke thy mercie plentiful, ) to all that callon thee. 6 D Lod, likewtle when J do pray, regard and giue an eare: . Marke well the words that FZ dolay, and all my peaters heare. 7 In time when troubledoth me mooue, to thee J do complaine. F02 why: F brow and well [do prooUr, | thou anſwerſt me againe. 8 Among the gods (D —— with thee to bectompard Bud none cando as thoualote,: the like bath not beene peat. q The fecond part. 3 9 The Gentilsand the eopleall, — which thou didſt ante and — — 6 Before thy face on knees toil fall, and glozikie thy name. yo sorb tarts machotmiah, — ae 7 all power is thineotones..... Thou twoorbelt wonders thillintight, foz thou art God atone.” 11 hallin thy truth proceeds O ioine my hart to thee ſoni, that it thy name may dreed. —206 124 pF > 7 CIAIIIIC. LAAAY Aj}e 12 Totheemy God; will F gine praife ; with all inp heart; O Loyd: J And glorifie thy name alwaies, fo2 cuer through the world. 13 Foꝛ why? thy mercie ſhewoed to me is great and Doth excell: Thor ſetſt my foule atlibertic, from out the lower hell. 14. D Load, the proud again me rife, : and heapes of men okmight: TOUUR CIR They fecke my foule, and tang wi! ee voll haue thee tn thetr fight. SKSS CINE ONG 15 Chou Lord ae and —— ae a full ſlacke and flor th: SESE toto eth Thy goodneſſe is full aE — oli ah thy truth no meaſure — — ae 16 D turne tome, and: agra, oa teats thy ſtrength to mie apple — Soham Jie O helpe and faue thine omnes — 860 sa ong thy handmaides formreamt J. 8 — G3 17 Oume fomefigneoffawour he, | Anes act Ut that all mp foes mayſe. roar * Aud beathamd, becaute Layo th. atid 10% eds Sgn} Dott helpeand comfort mecc. lp air "8 : 0G Fag Fundamenti Gis! PANIES eT, H.. ui ft feth that rty.ab petin atter the taitie . z35 ts enoze comfoztable than to be nu — eke Hat citie hall full to — on pS Sing shista 2 “ | T hit ground worke Till Doty Gap: ord — —— cit F The dune griras CD it can no time decay. onen v a ta) aD t *y ; 2 60 Plalme, LXxxvy. 0 123 de God loues the gates of Sionvet, | —— eae his arace Doth there abide: ‘ Heloues them morethenalltheret — of Jacobs tents beſide. - 3 Fullglozious things reported be. in Sion and abroad: —— Great things, F lay, arelaid of thee, thou citie of our God, | 4.Dn Rahab J will caſt an eie, and beare in mind the ſame:; Snd Babylon ſhalleke applie, and learne to kno w thy name. 5 Lo Paleſtine and Tprealfo, with Ethiope likevotle > 4 peopleald, full longago ‘poere bowne,and there did rife. 6 PF Sion, they thall fay abroad, that Diners men of faite Haue there fpzung vp and the high 0d hath founded faft thefame. --- 7 In their records to them it ſhall through Gods deuiſe BP BEE EE « OE Sion,that the cheefeokall had hisbeginning there. | “eh 8 The trumpeters with luch site * therein great plentie be:. Myfounteins and my — I — are compaſt all inthee. ns set! Domine Deus. Pia? Ti i Hy roy a? a Harken to my crie. 3 Foꝛ whp? my foule with woe is kild, andDdothintroubleDwells and draweth righ to bell. J am eſteemd, ag one of chem that in thepitdo falls. . ‘Op life and byeath almoft Doth Pee ie And made ag one among thote nett, jC ane that haue no ſtrength at all. 5 As one amongthe dead, andfree from things that here remaine: Ft were moꝛe ẽate korme to be themthe which are ems 6a * oS Peale LXV 2 a 6 Astholethatlicingrane,Jtap, - as whom thoubatt cleane forgot: © The which thy hand hath cut away, and thou regardſt them not. 7 PBealike to onc {hut bp fullfuve, waithin the loboer pit: In places Darke and all obfcure, andinthedepthofit. 8 Thincangerand thy weath likewile, fullforeonmedothite: And all thy forms again me rile, my foule to ber and trig. 9 Thouputt my freends far off from me, and mabeſt them bate me fore: Jam (hut dp in priſon fat, ‘and can come forth no moze. | 10 My lightdothfaile through aveckes Wo - JF calltothee,D God: ba Throughout the Dap my hand alfo tothee J ſtretch abzode. q The ſecond part. 11 Doſt thou vnto the dead Declare thy wondꝛous works of fame ? Shall dead to life againe repaire, and pꝛaile thee fo2 the fare? 12 D2 hail thy louing kindneſſe, L020, bepreachedinthegrauc? Mrthall, with them that are deſtroid, thy truth hir honour haue? — * 13 Shalltheythat lie in darke kull lovo, odkfallthy wonders wot: * Oꝛ there ſhalltheythy iuſtice know, where all things are koꝛxgott ?: LF oy ae — Dj. . 14 But i ert 226 PLATO LARKIN 14. But J,D Loꝛd tothee alway Decrieandcallapace: | My praterebe eve it beday fhall conte before thy face. 1g Why Do thou Lod abhoꝛ mp foule, - in greeke that ſeeketh thee! Aud novo,O Loꝛd, why doſt thou hide thykace awayfrom mee: 16 Jam akllict as dying ſtill, from pouth this mante a veare: Thp terrors which Doth ber mel, with troubled mind J beare. 17 The furies of thy weathfull rage fullfoxebponmefall:; = Chy terrors che Do not afflwage, but meopprefle withall. 18 All Day thep compaſſe me about, as water at thetide: iy And all at once with ſtreams full Tout beſet me onech fide. ek 14 19 Thoutettett farve from me my freends, and louers euerie one: | Pea and mine old acquaintance all out of imp fight are gone. Mifericordias. Pfal. Lxxxix. I.H. ¶ Dauid praifeth Gov koz his conenant made betweene him and his clect ⸗ ſus Chaiſt, then he complatneth of the deſolation of We —— fo tlhe promife fecmed to be broken, Finally. be prateth tobe deltuercd front affitctions, mentioning the fhoztnes of mans life.¢ confirming himfelfe bp Gods promites, TT ois the mercies of the 02D, Singthis to ) mwptoong lhall neuer ſpare: — And with mp mouth from age toage, ee thy truth J roill Declare. bias q ee Ps (2 FQ 2 ForZ hauelaid,thatmercie hall ſoꝛ euermoze remaine: | Fu that thou Dok the heauens ſtay, thy truth appeereth plaine. 2 Tomine elect, faith God, J made a couenant and bebett : My Ceruant Dauid to perluade, Iſware and did pꝛotelt. 4. Thy feed for euer Jwill ſtay, and ſtabliſh tt fullfatt: | And hill bphold thy theone alway, from age toageto laſt. 5 Thebeauens ſhew with ioy and nrirth, thy wondrous works, D Loꝛd: Thy laints within thy church on earth, thy faith and truth vecozd. 6 woho with the Lod isequall then, in all the clouds abzode? Among the fornes oF all the gods, what oncis likeour God? 7 Godin aſſemblie of the faints, isqreatlptobedzead: = And ouer allthat dwell about, in terrozto be had. 8 Loꝛd God of hots, in all the woꝛld what one isliketothee? Mn euerie fide, mol mightic Lod, thy truth is feene to be. : 6g Theragingleabythincadule tthouruleſt at thy will: —* And tober the waues thereofarife, thou maki themcalme and fill. ore dt ae “Io And 228 Pialme.LXxxix. 10 Bnd Egypt thou Lord hat ſubdude, and thou haſt it deſtroid; Nea thou thyfoes with mighty arme bat ſcattred all abꝛode. ve ¶ The fecond part, 11 Theheauens ave thine,< ſtill haue bin Ithevoile tye earth and land: | The world with all thatis therein, thoufoundeft with thypband. 12 Woth nosh a ſouth, with ea and weſt thp (elfe didſt make and frame: Both Tabozmount,andeke Hermon reioice and pratfe thy name. 13 Thine arincis ſtrong and full of power, allmight therein doth lie· The ſtrength of thy right hand ech houre tchoulikteſt bp on bie. - 14 Inrighteoulſneſſe and equitie thoubakthpfeatanDplaces Mercy and truth ave trill with chee, and go before thy face. 15 That kolke is bleſt, that kno weth aright thy preſent power, O God; Foꝛ in the fauour ofthy ſihght they walkefullfafe abꝛode. 16 Forinthy name theoughoutthe Dap, thep top and much retotces And though thy righteoutneffe,haue they aplealſant fame and noiſe. 17 For wohy! their glogic.ftrengthandaid, - tntheealone doth ite: | Thy goodnefle eke that hath bs Laid, ſſhall likft our hoꝛne on hie. 18 Our —4 ~Piaime. LXXxxix. . 18 Dur ſtrength that doch Defend btw, the Loꝛd to bs Doth bzing: * The holy one of Iſraell be is our guide and king. 19 Sometime thy will vnto thy faints in vilions thou didſt ſhewo: | Bnd thus then didſt thoufapto thent, thy mind to mabe them knovo. 20 Aman of might J haucerect, pour king and guidetobe: And fet him bp, whome FZ elect among the kolke to me. q¶ The third part. 21 Myſeruant Dauid J appoint, whome J hauclearched out And with my holy oileannoint him king of allthe rout. | 22 Foz why? mphandis redy till with him foz to remaine ; And with mine arme allo FZ voll him frengthen and ſuſtaine · 22 The enmies hall him notoppecile, ou thep fhallhunnotdeuout: 92 Ne vet the fonnes of wickedneile ° on him hall haueno power. 24 bisfocs likewiſe J will Dettrop, beforebis faceurfight: And thofe that hate bun, FZ toillplague aud {trike them with mymight. 25 My truth and mercy eke withall fhall fill vpon hun lie: And in mp name his hone ebefhall ag vpon hie. ay Diij. 26 Bis 229, 230 ‘ Plalme. LXXXIx. . 26 His kingdome J will et to be vpon the ſea and ſand: And eke the running llouds ſhall be imbrace with his right hand. 27 He ſhall depend *— all his hart on me, and thus ſhall ſa ꝛ; Wy father and my God thou art, my rocke of health andftayp. 28 As one kirſt bone J will himtake, of all on earth that ſpꝛings: His might and honour J ibaltmate ue ag abouc all woozldipbings. 00) 29 Ay mercy ſhall be with him iil, bid as J mpylelfe haue told: argh e My Faithfull couenant to fulfill, TI mymercy J willbold. 2 eh a) 30 And eke hisleed J will caine, GH for cuer trong and ſure: i Sothat his teat hati tl berate. while heauen Doth indure. rx ri J q The fourth part. ABET 31 Zi that his fonnes fonfake my * and fo begin to ſwerue;e;e and of my iudgements haue none ato, noz will not them oblerue. Ra 32 D2 tf they Do not b{earight,) - mypftatutestothemmade:: And fet allmy commandments. light, and will not keepemyptrade. 2° 33 Then withthe rod will Ibegin theirDoingstoamend: «=. And fo with (courging fortheic lin, ‘shit aries a Inbenthatthepdootend. —* SHE MO YU OU. 340P Plaime. 2311 sppmereypetammmpqoonnet. HOI TLGD 53 34 FJ willnottakebinfros) | | Noꝛr handie ee craftinelle, andfomyptruthforge. —. 35 But lure my couenant Jwill hold, with allthat Jhauefpokes $20 woꝛd the which my lipshath told, | | {hall alter 02 be broke. | 36 Ducefware FJ bp mpbolinefle, and that perfozme will J: With Daud J fhail keepe peomite, . tcto him J will not lie. 37 His ſeed foꝛ euermoꝛe ſhall raigne, aand eke his thꝛone ok might: As doth thefunne, it (hall remaine APRS foz cucr in my fight. ot 28 And asthe moone within 7 fo? ener ſtandeth fat , cen atta ; A faithfull witneffe from on bie: * ast fre co lſhall his kingdome laſt. 39 But now,D Loꝛd, thou doſt — | and novo thou changeſt cheare : Pea thou art wroth with thineelect, thine owne annointed Deare. 40 The coucnant with chy feruantmade, Lord, thoubatt quite bndone : And dowon bponthegroundalfo bal caſt his roiailcro vne. Ap Rapin | ¶ The fift part, * 41 Thou pluckſt bis hedges bp wieh ight | his wals thou doſt confounds” ’ Chou beatet cke his bulwarks Dotone, and bzeakſt them to the ground ol — —— te 42 That 232 Piaime.Uxxxix.. oi ae 42 That heisforedeftroidandtome so of commers by theoughouts:i so | And fois made amocke and (cowie: toallthatDdivcll about. 9 43 Thou theirriaht handhat lifted bp, J that him ſo ſoꝛe annoyvꝛ ‘ul J— And all his koes that him deuour, — lo thou haſt madetotoy, | 4.4. is ſwozds edge thoudot take atvay, © that ould bis foes withſtand: | Tohim in war,no bictorp - thou giueſt, noꝛ vpper band. 45 is glory thou dot alfotoat, bisthzone,bistoy,andinirth Bpthee is ouerthꝛo wne, and caft full love bpon the earth. 46 Thou bat cut of and made full hore _ _ bs youth andiuttyDaies:, Sud raild ofhimanill report, with Hame and great dilpeaite. 47 Howo long atvay from me,D Low, _ forener wotitthouturne? and hall thincangerPillalwap: as fire conſume and burne? 48 O callto mind remenber then, mytime conſumethkaſt: ie Bhp halt thou made the fornes of men, FE | as things in baine to watt? 7 . | 49 What manis he that liueth here, a and Death (hall neuer {ee ¢ J Yo Oꝛ fomthehandofhell,bistoule hall he deliuer free? Sid OTH: 50 nobece | Pfalme. XC. | 233 Wits 50 Mhere is, D Low, thineoldgoodnelle, : fo oft declard beforne ; which by thy truth and bprightnerfe, | to Daud thou halk ſworne? The great rebubesto mind F call, that on thy feruants lic: The railing of the people all borne in my bret baue J. 52 Wherewith, O Lord, thine enimies blaſphemed haue thy name: The ſteps of thine annointed one they ceaſe not to Defame. 52 All praiſe to thee, D Loyd of bots, both now and eke fo2 ap: Chrough Chie and earth Aid all the coats, Amen,amen J fap. Domine refugium, . Pfal.XC. I.H. eee etataaet geotmeieh pean Noes cie towards them and their polteritic fox ever, Pou pLowd, batt beencourfure defence, sing this to our place of eaſe and rett : —— In all times paſt.vea fo long ſince, as cannot be expꝛeſt. 2 Ere there was made mountaineoꝛ hill theearth o2 woꝛld abode: | Fromage toage,and alwates till, for euer thou art God. 3 Thou grindeſt man,theough qreete and paine, toduftozclay,andthen, | And then thou laiſt againe, returne * againe yve ſonnes of men. 234. + ~——~Pfalme. XC ——— 4 The laſting ofa thouſand veaxeee what is it in thyſich sto As veſter day tt doth appeare, oꝛras a watch by night. 5 So ſoone as thou doſt ſcatter them, then is their like and trade All as a fleepe,and like the guafle, whoſe beautie ſoone doth fade. 6 which in the moming ſhines kull bright, — but fadeth by and bypꝛ And ts cut Dotone ereit be night, all withered, Dead, anddz2p. | 7 Forthrough thine anger ive comtunte, our might is much decaid: and of thy feruent nozath and fume wearefullforcafratd. - 3 The wicked works that toe haue wꝛoght thou ſetſt befkoꝛe thine eie Our priuie kaults, yea eke our thoughts thy countenance doth ſpie. 9 Foz through thy wꝛath our Dais Do watt, thereof doth naught remaine: Our peares conſume as woꝛds oꝛblaſts, and are not cald againe. 10 Our time is thacelcore peares and ten, that we do liue on mold: Ifone ſee fourefcore,furely ther we count him wondrous old, ¶ The fecond part. 11 Pet of thistime the ſtrength and cheefe, the which we count vpon: | Is nothing elfe but painfull greefe | ppbine like blaſts ave gon. - 2yoho 3 Piaime.AG, 9 5) 235 12 Who once Doth know what deers tere? | tohat might thineangerbath? . Pte Odꝛ in his heart voho —* thee feare, "| ~ according to thy wrath? . — 13 Inſtruct bs, Lo2d, toknow and trie, how long our Dates remaine: That then we may our hearts applie, true voiſedome to attaine. 14. Keturne, O Lord, haw long wiltthou foogtl on in vorath proceed ? Sew fauout to thy feruants novo ? | and belpe them at their need. i d 15 Refrelh bs with thp mercie foone, J—— and then our ioy ſhallbe: Ali times fo long as life doth lak, in heart reidice hall we. 16 As thou haſt plagued ds before, non alfo make bs glad: And for the peares, wherein full fore affliction noe haue bad. | 17 D let thy woke and power appeare, and on thy ſeruants light: And ſhewo vntothy rhuͤdren deare, thy glory and thymight. | 18 Lozd let thy grace and glory ſtand, on vs thy ſeruants thus: Confirme the works we take in hand, Loꝛd profper thent to bs... Quihabitar. Pſal.XCi. LH. RP Bere is defcribed theallurance he liueth in, ood Peg eg himfelfe Sohotig to Gods protection in all temptations ..B promife of Gon tothofe that loue Sint, bnow him, ¢ true in hint,to deliuer hic a Ste thems taunogtal glorx· SE Sa ie * 236 Plaime. ACI. HE that withinthefecretplace =«--§s-s—«sF Sngthistop ꝛ¶ of God moſt hie doth dwell: — In ſhadow of the mightieſt grace, | 7 at reſt (hall keepe him weil. , 2Thou art mp hope and my ſtrong hold Ito the Lowrotilfaps —J— Py Godhe is in him will J mp whole affiance fap, 3 He hall defend thee from the ſnare, tthe vohich the hunter laid ; And from the deadly plague and care tobereof thou art afraid. 4. And with his wings hall couerthee, andbeepetheefafely there: is faith and truth thy fence hall be, it tiie as ſure as ſhield andf{peare. So that thou halt not need, Iſay, to keare oꝛ be afright: DE all the ſhatts that fice by Day, nozterrozsofthe night. 6 Noꝛ ofthe plague, that pꝛiuily Doth walke in darke ſo faſt: Noꝛ pet of that which Doth Deftroy, and at noone Dales Doth walk. 7 Pea at thy lide as thou doſt fand, athoufanddeadfhallbe: Tenthouland cke at thy righthand, - and pet thou halt befree. 3 But thou ſhalt fee it for thy part, thine eies fall well regard ; That euen like to their defart, the wicked haucremard. = —— . goin ae ays digs Flalme.AUj.- 9 For why? ( O Loꝛd Jonlyvluſt, toftapmphopeonthee: And tthe higheſt Jput my tuk, myſure dekenceis he. 10 Thou ſhalt not need none til tofeare, with thee it hall notmells oun o> Moz yet theplague hall once come neare the houſe where thoudott dwell. 11 Foꝛ why? vnto his angels all, ss Sotth charge cammandeth be: That Kill in all thy waies they hall preferue and profper thee. | 312 Andintheir hands hall beare thee bp, : ſtill waitingthee vpon ·ꝛ So that thy foot ſhall neuer chance to ſpurne at any one. in: 13 Wpon the lionthou halt go, the adder felland long; And tread vpon the tions yong, with Dragons out and ſtrong. 14. Forhe that truſteth onto me, J voll Difpatch him quite; And him defend vbecauſe that he Doth know myname aright. 15 When he for health to medoth crie au anſwer J will giue: and from bis aveefe take him will J. in glory fo2 to liue. ; 16 With length of peres,edaies of wealth J woul fulfill bis tune: The goodneſſe of mpfauing health. J will declare to him. 3s Bonum 2390 — Flame. ACY. | Bonum eft; -PRLXCH.: EH 0 A plalme Foz the faboth to ftir bp the people to acknofwlengeand pꝛaiſe God in — his Saks Deu — —————— but the Wicked conſider —* the vn⸗ odlie when he is moſt flouriſhing,ſhall moſt {pecdtlp perth, In the endis ves cribed > kelicttie of the iuſt, pianteb in the houfe of God, in pꝛaiſe of the Loꝛd. [Tisathingbothgoodandinect, = {tee to praite the higheũ ord: — ——— And to thy name, O thou moſt high, one _ tofing with one accozd. re ee 2 To ſhe w the kindnefle of the Lord, ttt betimeereDapbelight: aud ckeDeclarebistruthabzode, — when it Doth dzaw to night. 2 Uipon ten fringed inſtrument, on Lute and Harpe ſo ſweet: With allthe mirth poucaninuent, 2°. ofinftruments mott meet. 4. Foz thou hat made me to reiotce in things fo wꝛought by thee: And J haue toy in bart and voice thy handy woꝛks to fee. 5 D Lord,hoto glorious and how great are all thy woꝛks ſo ſtout⸗ So deepely are thy counſels ſet, that nonecan trie them out. | 6 The man bnioifehath not the wit this geareto paſſe to biing: And all luch kooles are nothing fit to vnderſtand thisthing. 7 When fo the wicked at their will, adg gralſe Do ſpꝛing full ſaſt: They, vohen thep llouriſh in their til, foz euer ſhallbe waſt. * 8 But Pialme. ACY. — Hie: 8 ut thou art mightic,Lo2d mot hic, anit Me | pea thou doſt reigne therefore In enery timeeternally, . boty now and euermore. 9 For why? O Loꝛd behold andſee behold thyfoes J ſay: How all that woꝛke iniquitie hall periſh and decay. lo But thou like as an Unicome, ſhall lift mp horne on hie: With freſh and new prepared oile., thine ointed bing am J... 11 And ot my foes before mine cies fhallfee the fall and fhame: MOF all that bp againt me cife, mine care hall heare the ſame. 12 The tut hall flourtlh vpon hie, as Date trees bud and blow :. And as the Cedars multiple, in Libanus that gro. 13 Foꝛ they are planted in the place and Dwelling of our God: Within his courts thep (pring apace, and flouriſh allabzode.. 14. Andin their agemuch frute ſhall bring, both fat and weil befeene ; And pleafantly both bud and fpeing, with boughs and branches greene. ——-¥§ To ſhew that Godis good and iuſt | ‘and bpright ts bis will: Hels my rocke, my hope and tru, ie J cn iſnone ill. J ee Domings — ee 240 Pialme. ACU}. ACY. Dominus regnauit. — LH. —— —— pꝛom cas Lon asking aloft doth raigne, | Sing tis te in glory goodly dight : ae 7 And heto ſhewo his ſtrength and maine, hath girt himſelfe with might. an 2 The Lord likewiſe the earth hath made, and ſhaped itfo fure, No night can make it moue oꝛ fade, at ſtaie it Doth indure. 3 Cre that the woꝛld was made o2 woꝛought thy feat was ſet before: Beyond all time that can be thought, thou haſt beene euermoꝛe. 4 The llouds. O Loꝛd, the foudsdo tite, thep roare and make anotfe: The flouds (7 fai) did enterprite, and lifted bp their boice. 5 Pea, though the Cones ariſe in ſight, though feas Do rage andfwell: — The Load is trong and moreofinight, fo2 be ont bie Doth dwell. 6 And looke wohat promile he Doth make, O God ʒ thou dott reuenge all wong, 3 Seti of 2 ‘ his houſhold te defend: Foz iuſt and true they hall it take, all times withouten end. Deusvitionum. Plal. XCiiij, I.H. ¶CHe pꝛaieth to God againk the biotence of tprants,andcomferteth the aGlicteabp _ the goos iſſue of their affitctions,andby the ruine of the matched, the tune of si wire longsto thee: the Ixxvilj pt | Sith ge Pſalme. XCinj. 7 ee ae Sith bengeancedothtotheebelong, - ddeclare that all may ſee. 2 Set forth thy telfe, for thouof right the earth Dott tudge and guide ¢ Retward the proud and men of might, according to their pride. 3 3 How long {hall wicked men beave ſway, with lifting bp their boice / Pow long Mall wicked men, Flay, thustriumph and reioice? 4. How long (hal thep with brags burſt out, and proudly prate theiviill? Sdhall they retoice which be fo Hout, whofe workes are euer til? 5 Thy flocke, D Loꝛd, thine heritage they ſpoile and ber full fore : A gaint thy people they do rage ſtill daily moze and moze. | 6 The widowes which are conifortlefie, and ftrangersthey deſtroy: They flay the chtldzen fatherlef{e, and none do put them by. 7 And cohen thep take thele thingsin hand, this talke they haue of thee: Can Jacobs Gods this vnderſtand? tufh, no he cannot fee. 7 S$ D folke vnwile and peoplerude, fome knowledge now diſcerne: Be kooles among the multitude, at length begin tos learne. 9 The Loꝛd that made the care of man, ey heneedsotrightimubyeares Me 242 Pfalme. XCiiij. He made the eine, all things muſt then bekore his ſight appeare. | Jo Che 1029 Doth all the world correct, and make them vnderſtand: Shall be not then pour deeds detect / How can pe — * his hand: q The th'rd pa . 11 The Low doth BnOw the thought of ind, his heart he fecth fullplaine: The 1023,7 fay mens thoughts doth {car and findeth them but baine. 12 But Lord, that man ts happiefure, whom thou Dol keepe in aw: And thꝛough correction dof procure toteach him in thy labo. 13 NOvereby he Hallin quict rete, in time of trouble fit: When wicked men halbe ſuppzeſt, aud fallinto the pit. . 14 Forfure the Loꝛd will not refute, his people foz to take: His heritage whom he Doth chute, hHevotiinotimefortake. 15 Untill chat iudgement be decreed, to iuſtice to conuart: That all may follow hir with (peed, that are of vpꝛight heart. 16 But voho byon my part ſhall and againg the curted traine / | Oꝛ woho hall vid me froin their bands, | that wicked workes maintaine / x7 Except the Low had bin mine aid, | mine ne to expell: Plalime.XCy. My ſoule and life had now bin laid almoſt as low as bell. 18 When J] did fay my foot did lide, and J am like to fall: Thy goodneſſe Lord did fo prouide, ‘toftaymebpwithall, 19 When with my lelfe F mufed much, : andcould no comfort find: ~ hen Loyd, thy goodnefle did me touch, and that Did eaſe my mind. 20 Wilt thou inhaunt chy Lelfe; and draw with wicked mentoſt: Wwhich with pretence in feed of law, much mifchicfedo commit? 21 Foꝛ they confuit againt the life of righteous men and good: And in their counflelsthey are rte to fhed the guiltleſſe blood. 22 But pet the Lod he ts to me. 4 a trong Defence o2 locke: He is my God, to whom F fie, bets mp ftreng. hand rocke, 23 And he ſhall cauſe their miſchiele all themſelues kor to annoy: | And in their malice they Hat fall, our God hail them deſtroy. Venite exultemus. ‘Pfal. XCv, * H. 243 c In earneſt exhoꝛtation to praife Godtor the gouernment of the World, and elec⸗ tion of his church to eſchew the rebellion of the old fathers, who temoted Goo" inthe wildcrnefle, and therefoze entred not thedand of —— O Come let bs litt opourboige, 3 and ſing vnto the Lod: — SP BY, Sing this to, the tune of 7” R Pat ; no thelxxvij.pf J 244 Pfalme. CXv. In him our rock ofhealth retotce liet vs with one accoꝛd. 2 Pea let vs come beſoꝛe his fate, to giue him thankes and praiſe: In ſinging pſalmes vnto his grace, let bs be glad alwaies. 3 For why? the Lod heisno doubt, agreat and mightte God: J king aboue all Gods thoughout, in allthe woꝛld abrꝛoad. 4. Thelecrets of the earth fo Deepe, and coꝛners of the land ; The tops of hils that are fo ſteepe⸗ he bath them in bis hand. 5 The lea and waters all are his, _ for be the fame bath wrought: The earth and alithat thereinis, bis hand hath made of nought. 6 Comelet bs bow and pratle the A o2d before him let ds fall : : And kneele to him with one accozd, the vohich hath made bs all. 7 Foꝛ vohy? he is the Loꝛd our God for bs be dothpꝛouide: ipa nacare bisfolke, he doth bs feed, is (heepe, and he our guide. 8 To Dap tfpe His voice will heare, then harden not your heart: As pe with grutching many a veare pꝛouokt mein delert. 9 Whereas pour fathers tempted me, ui mypowoer fop to pzoue: , My wondrous woꝛkes to jen thep did te 4 vet ſtill they did me mooue 10 Twile t wentie yeares they Did me greeue, | and FJ to them Did fay : They erve in heart and not beleeue, they baue not kuotone mp wap. II wWherloꝛe Iſware, whẽ that mp voꝛath was kindled in mp brett: That they ſhould neuer tread the path fo enter inmy ref, Ganeate Domino. Pſal. XCyj. I. H. ¶ AIn ecbhostation both to the Jewes and Gentils to praife God fox hig mere i Bnd this {pecially ought to be referred tothe kingdome of Ch * hismerei, Sins pe with praife vnto the Lod, ꝰnew fongs oftop and myrth: Sing bnto hin with one accord, alipeople onthe earth. i 2 Pealing vnto the Lord, Flay, praiſe ye his holy name · Declarcand ſhew fromdapto Day . Caluation by the fame. 2 Among the heathen eke Declare bis honoꝛr round about: . To lhew his wonders do not {pare in all the woꝛld thꝛoughout. 4 Fox why? the Loꝛd is much ok might and woꝛthie praiſe ihe ada . And he is to be Decad ofricht aboue all Gods, Flay. - 5 Foꝛ all the Gods ot heathenfolte K.iij. are Idols that will lade: — a : Sing thisto | thetune of > © thelaxviiept § they 246 Pſalme. ACvj. But pet our Sod he is the Loꝛd that hath the heauens made 6 All pzaiſe and honoz eke Dodtwell for ate before his face: Goth power and might like wile ercell within bis holp place. 7 Aſcribe vnto the Loꝛd alway, pe peopleof the worlds All might and woꝛlſhip eke F fay, alcribe Dnto the Lorꝛd. 8 Alcribe onto tye Loꝛd alfo theglozteofbisname: And che vnto his courts do go, - waith gifts bnto thefame. q The third part 9 fall Dotone and woxthip vethe Lord, within bis temple bright. et althe people ofthe woꝛld be feareful at his fight. 10 Telal the wozld,be not agaſt the Lord doth raign aboue: Pea hehath (et the earth fo fat, 3 that it did neuer moue. | a1 And that itisthe Loꝛd alone, * that rules with Prꝛincely might: | ‘ To iudge the nations euerie one With equitie and right. 12 The heauens hallgveat inp beat, oe 9 the earth eke ſhallreioice: me 188 Thelea with allthatis therett fhall hout and make a noite 33 Thefield ſhall ioy, and eüerie cng | Wo ipunigeth of fe earth; 5 1 —— = riaime, ACV. 59 247 Whe wood and cueric tree hailfing, : with gladneſſe and with mirth. 14. Before the pretence of the Loꝛd, and comming of his might: When he ſhall iuttp iudge the world, and rule his kolke with right. Dominus reg. Pſal. XCvij. I.H. @ Dauid exboꝛteth all to reioice fox the comming of the — of Chriſt — — totherebels and Idolaters, andiopfull to the iuſt, whom he er hor⸗ eimn o innocencie, to reioycing and thankeſgiuing. The Voꝛd Doth raign, whereatthe earth poner o> may iop toith pleatant voice : ai =o | Aud ekethe Iles with ioyfull mirth RN: imap triumph and retoice. 2 Both clouds and darknefle eke Do well, : and round about hun beat: | Pearight and iuſtice euer Dwell, and bide about bis feat. 2 PBeafire and heat at oncedo run, and go before bis face : which Hall pis foes and enmies burn abroad in euerte place, 4 His lightuings cke full bright Did blafe, | and to the woꝛld appeare: nohereat the earth did looke and gate, With Dread and Deadly feare. 5 The hils like woardid melt, in light and preferiee of the Loz. Whey fled before that rulers might, | which guideth allthe wogld. 6 The heauens eke Declare and how he — iuſtice koorth abꝛoad: ihe ; 248 Plaime. ACvye That allehe wo2ld may tee and knoblb the glorie ofour od. | 7 Confufion {ure Mall cometofuch, as woꝛſhip Idols vaine: And che tothole that gloꝛie much " Duin pictures to maintaine. 8 Foꝛ allthe Idols of the woꝛld, which they as Gods do call: Shall feele the power of the 1020, and dovone to him Hall fail. 9 With toy Hall Ston hearethisthing, and Juda (hallretoices Foꝛ at thy tudgement they ſhall ſing, and make apleafantnotle, 10 That thou, D Loyd, art ſet on hie, in allthe earth abꝛoad: And art exalted wondzoully, aboue ech other God. 11 Bll pe that louc the Lord do this, ate all things thatisul: | Foꝛ be Doth keepe the foules of hts, from {uch as would him ſpill. 12 And light doth (pring bp to the uf, withpleafureforWisparts Great iop with gladneſſe, mirth and luſt, to them of bpzight bart. . : 13 Perighteousinthe Lord retotce, ‘bisholineffepgoclames = Be thankful eke with hart and voite, and mindkull of theſame. Cantate Domino, Pfal. XCviij. J. H. ¶ Bu earneſt exhoztation to alicrcatures, to pꝛai et 402d, fog his power mercte,and fidelttic in his promile by Chak, by mhem he beth commas 1D uicated bis faluation to all nations. Pfalme. XCviij. a ae S Sing penow vnto the sot | jo ee O anew andpleatantfong: sein gap For he hath sv20Ught thoughout the world his wonders greatand trong. 2 With his right band full toopthtlp, be Doth bis foes Deuour ; e And get himlelfe the bictorie, ‘Doth his ovone arme and power. ae The Lod doth makethe people knovo bis faving health an might; The Loꝛd doth eke his iuſtice ſhowo in all the heathens ſight. 4 His grace and truthto Iſraell in mind be Doth reco20:: That all theearth — right tocll. the goodneſſe of the tod. 5 Be glad in him with ioylull voice, aill people on the earth: Giue thanks to God, fing and retotce to him with toy and mirth. 6 Upon the Barpe vnto hun fing , giue thankes to him with plalmes: Reioice before the Lordourbing, 9 ay withtrumpetsand withthames. 7 Bea let theſea with alltherein; koꝛ top both roare andfwell: The earth like wiſe let it begin, with all that therein Divell. GOT ws 3 3 Andiet the llouds reiotcetheirfiis, 3 and clap thetvhanDsapace: And eke the mountaiesandithehils, — the Loꝛd his face. 9 Foz 250 Flaime.ACIX,. = 6 For hecDoalbepei to mile TF ot — the woꝛld and euerie wightt And rule the people mightil Hea eg with iuficeand with right. ~ Dominus regnauit. Pfal.XCix. I.ra. € —* ca bes oe the power, equitieand excellence of the kingdome of Godby iff, oner the Jewes and Gentiles, pronoking them to magnifie the Came | —* * keare the Loꝛd as the ancient fathers, Moles, Pavonand Samuel, whe calling byon Gov were heard in theitr praters. © thetune of the Ciij Ph @ har HLozd Doth raigne althoughatit — | Sees ; thepeopleragefull fore: Pea heon Cherubins doit, ~~ though all the woꝛſd would reare. 2 The Loꝛd that Dothin Sion dwell; - ishigh and wondrous great: Aboue alifolke he Doth excell, anid be aloft is fet. 3 Let allinen pꝛaiſe thy nightie name, . fozitisfearefullfure: - And let them magnifie the fame, that holpis and pure. ‘4 The pꝛincely power of our king doth loue iudgement and right: Thou rightly ruleſt euerie thing in Jacob, though thy might. & To pꝛaiſe the Loꝛd our God deuiſe, ail honoꝛ to him doo: * Ae is kootſtoole woꝛſhip ye mwewite, for be is holy too. 6 Motes, Aaron and Samuel,’ as pꝛieſts on him do call; : Gita Phen thep Did pray he heard them ill Tees Re : ~ yeni anſwere all. gel aft , toh O35 ea = * —— a ae oe 7 Within By SF : BA : i : : ; Flaime,.C. — 294 7 within the cloud to them bethake; then Did thep labour Mill , To keepe fuch lawesas hedwd make, and pointed them vntill. 80 LowWoour God,thou didkt them heare, * 4 Denter then his gates with praife, and anſwerdſt themagaine: Thy mercie did on them appeare, their deeds didſt not maintaine. 9 D laud and praife our God and Lord, ~— within his holp hill: J 02 why? our God 55 the world, is holy euer fill. 2 Iubilate Deo omnis. Pfal. C. € Be exhoꝛteth all men to ſerue the Lozb, Whe hath mabe $s to enter into his cots and aſſeinblies to pzaife bis hante, I ail people that. on earth do Devel ) fing to the Lod Sa — rt be ws a — — “with cheerefuil poice. 2 ¢. 2 Bim ferue with —— praiſe seen — —* — — — i foogtl tell, Come pe before him an. reioice. 3 Theword. pe kno w is God indeed, -noithout our aid be DID vs mabe: We are his llocke he Doth vs keed and forbhis heepehe Doth bs take, — Soe ppꝛoch with toy bis counts bnto Q Tee 252 = FRAME Jo ba 4 Paile laud, and bleſle his name alwaie dd it is ſeemelyſo todo.. 5 For why?the Loꝛd our God is good, his mercie is koz euer ſure: His truth at alltimes firmelyſtood, and ſhall from age to age indure. An other of the fame. | J {#® Godthe Lord be glad and light, praife him throughout the earth ¢ Serue him and come before his light, wit} ſinging and with mirth. 2 Know thatthe Loꝛd our Godhets, he did bs make and keepe Mot wocourfelucs;forwearehis owne flockeandpatturetheepe. 3 D gointo bis gates altoates, | giue thanks within theſame: Within his courts fet foorth his pꝛaiſe andlaudbisholtename. 4 Foꝛ why?the goodnefle ofthe Lod _ for euermoꝛe doth ratgne ¢ | From age to age theoughout the woꝛld his ruth doth ſtill remaine. Milſeticordiam. Pſal. Cj. nm. — ¶ Dauid deſcribeth what gouernment he will oblerue mm his Sn abt bingdortie, aheleayj 5 by roting ont the wicked, and cherifhing the gobip perfons, [ Wercie will and tudgement ſing Seingthisse 2 OD LodGod,ontothee: ... Qaheheanyat 2 And wilelte Do inperfect way; «- | butillthoucometoinee. § >| And inthe midſt of my houle toalke,... 76 iin pureneſſe of mplptttts oc jos ners IgA i om Pfalme. Cij. : 153 3 And Ino bind of wicked thing will fet before my ſight. J hate their worke that fallaway, it hall not cleaue to ine: 4 Fromme thail part the kroward heart, none eutil will F fee. 5 Him will J troy, that ſlandereth his neighbour priuily: The loftic heart FJ can not beare, nor him that looseth hie, - 6 Mine eies Hhalbe on thein within the land that faithfull be: In perkect way who woꝛketh, hall : beferuant vnto me. 7 ] will no guilefullperfon baue waithin my houte to Dwell: And in my pꝛeſence he (hall noe remaine that lies Doth tell, 8 Betimes ]J will deſtroy cuen all the wicked of the land: That J may from Gods citie cut the wicked workers hand. Domine exaudi. Pſal. Cij. N. ¶ It fecmeth that this praier Was appointed tothe faithtull to pay inthecape tinitie of Wabylon. B — — the vuuding of the church, 8 fete loweth the pratfe of God to be publifhed vnto au potterities. Che conuerſion of ihe Gentils and ſtabilitie of the Church, Fad his eee i O Beare my prater Lozd, and let eng ws wale. C1 | my crie come buto thee: ; the lew af 2 In time oftrouble donot hide thp face away from me. Wags Incline thine eares to me, make bak to heare me whew Z call: ⸗ — ats , © ue : — a — Fok MRL : 2 Ho vik, ; : * — ‘te... Plalme. Cy. 2 For asthe finoke Doth fade, fo do my Dates confume and fall. 4. Aud as aharth my bones are burnt, my heart is {mitten Dead: Aud withers as the grafle , that J korget to catmpbiead. 5 By veaton of my groning voice, my bones cleaueto mp fein: 6 As Pellican of wilderneſſe, fuch cafe note am J itt. And as an O wie in deſert tg, lo, ‘J amfuch aone: 7 ZF watch, andas a Sparrow on the houſe top am alone. 3 8 Lo, daily in reprochfull voile mine enmies do mefcome: And thep that do again merage, again me they haue Toone. 9 Surely with alhes ag with byead, | mpbhunger J hauefiid: | And mingled haue my drinke Loith teares, that from mine cies haue ſtild. 10 Becaute ofthy difpleature Loꝛd, thy wrath and thy diſdaine: Foꝛthou haſt lifted mealoft, and caſt me dovone againe. 11 The Dates wherein F patie my life, | ateliketheficeting hate: And FJ am hoithered like the graſſe, thatfoone away Doth fade. 12 But thou, O Loꝛd/koꝛ euer doſt remaine in ſteadie place: And PlalmeCy..6 9 sndcld 255° Bnd thyremembꝛance euer doth | abidefromracctorace. 0p The fecond part. 13 Thou wilt arife,and mercie thou to Sion wilt extend: Thetime of mercie now the time fozelet is come to end. 14 Foz euen in the ones thereof thyſeruants Do delite : And on the Dulk thereof thep haue 4 compaffion in thetr fp2ite. | 15 Then fhall the heathen people feare ttchhe Lords moft holte name: And ail the Kings on earth (all Dread _thpglogteandthyfame. 16 Then wobhen the Lord the mightie God, againe fhall Sion reare: And then voben he moft nobly in bis glozie hall appeare. 17 Toprater ofthe defolate wohen he bimfelfe hail bend: wWohen he hall not diſdaine vnto their pꝛaiers to attend. 18 This ſhall be written for the age that after ſhallſucceed: The people pet vncreated the Lords renotone (halif{pread. © 19 Forhe from bis hic fanctuarte bath looked Downe below: And out ofheauen bath the Lod beheld theearthalfo. 20 That of the mourning captiue he might heare the wofull crie: pi Bi, n 256 Bud that he might deliuer thole that Damned are to die. | 21 That they in Sion map Declare the Lows moft holy name : Andin Ferufalem (et foorth the pratfesofthefame. 22 Then when the people of the land, and kingdoms Lotth accord, Shall be aflembled, foz to Do thetr feruice to the Loꝛd. © @ The third pare. 22 My former force of ſtrength he hath abated tn Che way: wise And fhorter he Did cut my dates, thus J thereforcedidtap. 24. My God, in midſt of allinp dates nowtakemenotaiwaps :; Thy yeares indure eternally, fromage to age foz ate. 25 Thouthe foundations of the earth before all times halt laid: And Lo2d,the heauens are the woꝛke which thine owne hands haue made 26 Peathey Hhallpertih and decay, but thou ſhalt tarrie ſtill: Ind they thall all itt time waxe old, euch asa garment wil. i Thou as agarment (halt them change, and changed ihallthepbe: 27 But thoudot fill abide the fame, thy pearesdo neuer flee. 28 The childgen of thy leruants hail : continually indure: Pfaime.Ciij, = 257 Bnd in thy fight thete happy ſeed nn — for euer ſhall ſtand ſure. 1.Benedicanima. Pfal.Ciij. T. S. — prophet prouoketi men and angels, and all creatures topza‘fe the Loꝛd * 4 mercies , in deliuerance of his people fromenils, in his proutdcnce ouer things and in pacferuation of the Faithfull, 1 @Ppfoule gine laud-ontothe Loyd, mylpirit haltd Do mf ES Sas the fame: nd ail the fecrets of my heart.peatte ve bis bolp name. 2 Gtuethanksto God fo allbis gifts, ſhew not thy felfe vnkind: Andf{ulfernothisbenefits to flip out of thy mind. otek 9 3 That gauethe pardon for thy faults, and thee reſtord againe: i For all thy weake and fraile difeate, and heald thee of thy paine. 4 That did redeeme thy like from death, | from wohich thou couldft not fice : | aS His mercie and compaflion both . ay Uh he Did extend to thee. 5 That anno —* gras Defires. WILE | = id pꝛolong thy youth : He SR &f, Like 258 | Pfalme.Ciij. Like as the eagle caſts bir bill, = _ Lobeveby hir age renueth. 6 The Low with iuſtice doth repay allfuch as be oppreft : So that their uttrings and their wrongs are turned to the beſt. 7 His wales and his commandements to Moles did he ſhow: His counſels and his valiant acts, the Iſraelits did knowo. 8 The Lord is kind and mercikull, ~ Loven linners do him greeue : The ſloweſt to conceauca wrath, and redieſt to forgiue. 9 He chides not hs continually, though woe be fullofftrife: F202 Keepes our faulfsinmemozp, ‘fogallourfinfulllife. 10 f202 pet according to our fins, the Lozd Doth bs regard: $202 after our intquities, he doth vs not reward. 11 But as the ſpace is wondrous great twirt carty and heauen aboue: Soishis goodnefle much more large. to them that do him laue. 12 God doth remoue our ſins frombs, and our offenſes ail : As kar as is the lun riſing flull diſtant from bis fait, _ @ The fecond part. tS 13 Andlooke what pitie parents deare nto their childꝛen beare: be | * Pfalme.Cuy, he 2539 Wikepitie beares the Loꝛd totuch — ——— as woꝛlſhip him in feare. 14. The Lord that made bg, note our rane, ourmoldandfahhiontut: | How woeake and fraile our nature is, aiid hovo woe be but duſt. {iis 1s And how the time of moztall mett, is like the withering bay: : D2 like the floure right faire tn in field, that fades full fooneatoap. | 16 Whoſe gloſſe and beautie, ſtormy winde do vtterlie diſgrace: And makes, that after their aſſaults fuch bloffoms haue no place. 17 But pet the goodnefle of the Lod with bis ſhall euer ſtand: Their childrens childꝛen Do receiue his righteouſneſſe at hand. 18 J meane which keepe his couenant, with all their whole deſire: And not forget to Do the thing thathe Doth them require. 19 The heauens high ave made theleat and footitoole ofthe Loꝛd: And by his power unpertall he gouerns all the world. 20 Ve angels which ave great it power, pratle pe and bleſſe the 1Lozd which toobey and Do his will, immediatly accord. 21 Penoblehotts and minifters, 9 ccatenottalaudhimttill: ae aOR a adie we: Säa. which 260 Pialme. sei BO Me ge nobich redicarctoerecute | Be Tae bis pleafure and bis will, heist 38 22 Peaall his works in euery place, — SUT? bs. praife pebis bolp name ; My hearty mind, and eke mp foule, pꝛaiſe pe alto the fame, Benedic anima. Pfal. Ciiij, W.K. €2 thanklgiuing for the creation of the Sorld , “and gouernance of the fame bp hig marucilois providence. Alſo a pꝛaier egnat the wicked, who are the eccafion that God diminiſheth his bieflings. ae — = eae GORA, «TAB 300 1. My foule praite the Lod, fpeake good of bigname: a — — ae : ra 2 O L020 our great Bod, how doſt thou appeare, So a — a ee — PD paling in glory that great is thy fame ta pm a Pie — mS. — — = ae teftfe in thee a hiormet < moſt cleare, 2. —— light as a robe —— fine oN thee oe all the — great⸗ nelſe _ Pfalme. — — s (pread,that tt toacurtaine compared may be. 3 is chamber beams lie in the clouds full (ure, which ag a chariot ave made hin to beare > — And there with much Mwiftnesle his courte doth indure, por the wings viding of wind in the aire. 4 4. Be maketh his ſpirits as heralds to go, and lightnings to ferue te fee alfo pzeſt: His will toaccomplith thepruntoandfro, — tofaue oz conſume things as feemeth bim beſt. 5 He groundeth the earth {fo firmly andfat, that it onceto mooue none {hall haue ſuch pe er: 6 The deepe a faire couering for tt made thou haſt, which by bis owne nature the hils voould deuour. 7 But at thy rebuke the waters do flee, and fo giue due place thy voord to obay: At thy voice of thunder fo feareſfull they bee, —3* that in their great raging they batt foone atoay. 8 The mountains full hie they chen bp atcend, tf thou Do but ſpeake thy word they fulftil: So likenotfe the vallies mot quickly Defeend, where thou them appointett remaine Do thep ſtill. 9 Their bonds thou haſt ict how far they ſhall rutt, fo as in their rage not that paſſe thep can: Fo Godhath appointedthepthalinotreturne, — earth to deſtroy moze, which made was for man. S.lij. me 262 Pfalme. Ciiij. aa “Se The fecondpart.. & 10 Pefendeth thetpeings to trong — oꝛ takes, si which run do full footft among the huge hils: 11 Where both the voild alles their thirſt oft tines flakes, and beatts of the mountains thereof dzinke their fils. 12 By thete pleafant ſpꝛings offountatis full faire, the foules ofthe aireabidefhallandDdiwell: — who moued by nature to hop bere and there, among the greene bꝛanches their ſongs ſhall excell. 13 The mountains to moiſt the clouds he doth vſe, the earth with bis woꝛks are wholy repleat: 14 So asthe brute cattell be Doth not refule, but graſſe Doth proutde them, hearbe for mans meat. 15 Pea bread, wine and oile he made for mans fake, bis face to refrefl) and hart to make ftrong : 16 The Cedars of Liban this great God Did make, which trees he Doth nourilh tat grow bp fo long. 17 Inthoſe many birds butld,and make there their nett, in firre trees the Storks remaine and abide: 18 The high hils are ſuccoꝛs foz wild gotes to reſt and eke the rocks ony foz conies to hide. 19 The moone then is ſet hir ſeaſons to run, the daies from the nights therebyto diſcerne: And by the defcending alfo ofthe fun, — the cola from heat altoay thereby voe Do learne, 20 wohen darknefle Doth come by Gods will and potoer; then creepe forth do all the beatts of the wood: 21 The Lions range rozing their prap to Deuour, but pet it ts thou, Loꝛd, wohich gineſt them food. 22 Asfooneas the funne igs bp,thep retire, to couch in their Dens then are they full faite: 23 That man to his worke may, as right Doth requite, a nightcome and call him to take volt againe. X | Pfalme.Ciiij, 263 —J 7he third part. ais | 24. Hots ſundzie, O Loꝛd, are all thy works found, weith wildome full great they are indeed vozought: So that the vohole noogld of thy praifedoth found, and as fo2 thp riches they paffe all mens thought. 25 Sots the great lea which largets and brode, where things that creepe ſwarme a beatts of ech ſort: 26 There both mightie ſhips ſaile, and ſome lie at rode, the wWhale huge and monſtrous there alſo dothſpoꝛt. 27 All things on thee wait, thou doſt them releeue, and thou it Due time full well Dott them keed: 28 slow Lober it Doth pleate thee the fame fo to gtue, _ they gather full gladly thofe things which thep need. Chou openct thy hand, and thep find fuch grace, thaͤt they with good things arefilledD we ſee: 29 But ſoꝛe are they troubled ikthouturne thy face, for if thou thetr byeath take, bile Dulk then they be. 30 Againe, when thy ſpirit from thee Doth proceed, ail things to appoint, and vohat ſhall inſue: There are they created as thou haſt decreed, | | and Dott by thp goodneſſe the Date earth renue. 31 The praife of the Lord koꝛ euer ſhall laft, who map in his wozbs by right weil reidice: 32 His looke can the earth make to tremble fullfatf. and like wiſe the mountains to ſmoke at hts voice. 33 Tothis Lord and God ſing will Jalwaies, folong as Jliue,my God peaife voll: | 34. Then am F moſt certeine my woꝛds hall hur pleate, J will retoice in him,to him voill Icrie. | 35 Thelinners,D Lerd,confume in thineire, and eke the peruers them root out with ames —Butasformypfoulenowleti¢Milidefive, = | and ſay with the kaithkull, praile ve the aa name. onfitewini a eee — ConfiteminiDom. PACvNE 9 ace Wepraifetl the Ingular goodnelle of God koꝛ choofing a peculiar people to himlelte neuer ceafing to do chem geod euen koz bis promile ſake. 18 ten age Jue pralles vnto God the Lo2d. Pipe Se aathie andcallbponbis name; ? sieaner: : Among the people cke declare | bis works,to ſpꝛead bis fame. 2 Sing pe vnto the 1020,7 fay, and fing vnto him pzaiſe: And talke of all the wondrous woꝛks that he hath wrought alwaies. 3 In honour ofhis holy name, reioice with oue accoꝛd: And let the heart alſo reioice ita Gh ofthem that ſeeke the Lord. 4 Seeke pethe Lord, g leeke the ſtrength “is : — i ‘ A&P * F Saas — of his eternall might: And ſeeke his face continually and pzeſence of hisſight 5 The wondrous works that he hath Done, beepe ſtill in mindtullhart: Neletthe indgements ok his mouth out of pour mind depart. 6 Be that offaithfullabeabam bis ſeruants are thefeed : Be hiselect,the childeen that Oꝑ Jacob Doth proceed. 7 Forhe,beonely is,7 fap, ; themightpLodour@od: .:. Sndbismottrightiulliudgementsare though all the earth abꝛode. a — Pfalme.Cy. 265) 8 Hispromifcandhiscouenant = _ whichbehathmadetohiss Hae. He hath remembzed cuermoze, - tothoulands ofdegrees. @ The fecond part. 9 The coucnant hobich he hath * with Abraham long ago: i) And kaithkull oth vohich he hath ſwoꝛne to Iſaac alſo. 10 And did confirme the ſame fo2 late, that Jacob {houldobaic: = And koꝛ eternall couenant to Iſraell fo2 ate- 11 When thushe faid,lo,7 toyow all Canaanland will giue: The lot of pour inheritance, | wherein your feed hall liue. 12 Although the numberat that tine Did very fall appeare: Pea berp hnall,and inthe tand thepthen but ftrangers were. 13 Nobile yet they walkt from land toland, without a ſure abode: And while krom ſundꝛie kingdoms they DID wander all abꝛode. 14. And trong at no oppeefforshand befuttredthemtotake: But euen the great and mightie kings reprooued for thetr fake. | , - 25 Aud thus he laid, touch pe not thofe | that mineannointedbe: Ne Do the prophetsany harme, : fe ao pertaineto ime... 16 Be 266 Palme. Cyt) eal 16 Hecalde adearth bponth elandys 9 eR ofbread be ſtroid the ſtꝛeeeee Buk he againſt their time of need, had ſent a man before. ¶ The third pare. | 17 Cuen Joleph which had once beenefold to liue a ſſaue in wo: 18 Whoſe feet they hurt in focks, tobotefoule | thepronpearttalfo, 19 Untill the tune came Loben his cauſe was knovone apparantly ; The mighty woꝛd of God the Lod bis kaultleſſe truth did try, 20 The bing fent and Delinered hint from pꝛiſon where be was: The ruler of the people then DID freely let him pas. 21 Andouer all his houſe he made hint Lozd to beare the ſway: And of his ſubſtance him to haue the rule and all the ſtay. 22 That be might to his will inſtruct tie princes of his land: i and wildoms loze his ancient men might teachtobnderfkand. 23 Then intothe Egyptian land came Iſraell alſo: and Jacob in the land of ham Did liue a ſtranger tho. | 24. His people beerceedingly in number madeto flow : And ouer all their enimies * aga bae in ſtrength he made them grow. i CSG ge oe | . 25 Mhoſe Pfalme. Cy. © 25 tobe barter sar eyep bate — bis people DID intreat: And did his leruants wiongkun ly abuſe with falle deceit. @ The fourth pare. 26 His taithfullferuant Moles then, and Haron whom he chofe: | He Did command to go to them, bis meflage to diſcloſe. 27 The wondous meffage ofbis figns among them they dtd tho : And wonders inthelandof bam then Did they wozke alfo. 28 Darknelſe hefent and made it darke, in feed of brighter day: And buto bis commiffion they Bid not Difobay. 29 Heturnd their waters into blond, be did their fifhes flay : 30 Their land brought frogs euen tn the place ss LWherethetr king Pharao lap. 31 Heſpake, and at his botce there came great ſwarms of noifome fies ; And all the quarters of their land were fild with crauling lice. 32 He gaue them cold and ſtonyhaile, tn feed of milder raine : Aud fiery dames within their land. he ſent vnto their paine. 33 Helinot their vines, and all their trees whereon their ligs Did grow: and ail the trees within their coats, Poo! san DID He ouerthzow, : 267° 3.4. 8 268 Pfalme. Cv... oh 5 a4 24. Pe fhake,cheneaterpillers dD. and avalhoppers abound: :; 25 Which eat the gralle in alitheir land, and feute ofall their ground. — ¶ The fift part, 36 The firt begotten in thet land eke Deadly DID He finite: Bea the beginning and firtt frute ofall thetr ftrength and might. 37 Mith gold and filuer hethem brought from Egypt land to paſſe: And in the number of the tribes, no feeble one there was. 38 Egypt was glad and toyfull ther, when they Did thenfe depart: Foꝛ tervoz andthe feare of them was falne into their bart. 39 To ſhroud them from the parching heat, a cloud he Did diſplay: And fire he fent to giue them light, when night had hid the day. 40 They alked, and he cauled quatles toraine at their requeſt: | Bud fullie hoith the bread of heauen their hunger be repzeſt. 41 Heopened them the ſtonie rocke, and voater guſhed out: And inthe Date hea parched — like riuers van about, 42 For ofhis holie couenant ale mindfull was he tho: | POhich to his ieruant Abraham we be phate lotia ago. | 43 Be Pfalme.Cvj, 269 43 — people forth with mirth, and his elect with toy: Mut ofthe cruell land, where they had liued in great annoy. 44 And of the heathen men he gaue | to them the frutefull lands : The labours of the people eke they tooke into theit hands. 45 That they his holy ſtatutes might obferuc fog euermozꝛe: “ Bnd faithfully obcy his lawes, pꝛaiſe pethe 2o20 therefore. Confiteminidomino. Pfal. Cri. N. ¶ The people diſperſed vnder Pntiochus.do magnifie the goodnes of Bod amorky the Bron and pray to be gathered from among the heathen, thatth«p map p2aifebis name, P Baite ve the xox, tor he is good, — F his mercy dures for ay; the Ciij. pfa, 2 Who can expꝛeſſe his noble acts, | oꝛ all his pꝛaiſe difplay ? 3 They bleſſed are that indgement keepe, and iuſtly Do alway: 4. With fauour ofthy people, Logd, remember me, J] pray. 5 And with thy fauing health,D O Loꝛd, bouchlafe to bitit mee: Chat F the great felicitie | of thine elect may fee. Aud with thy peoples toy, Jmay atopfull mind poſſeſſe: And may with thine tnheritance a glozieng heart erprefie. — 6 Both } ae Plalime.Cyj. = * 6 Both we and ekeour kathers all, haue ſinned enery one: We haue committed wickednefle, aid lewodiy we haue done. 7 The wonders great which thou Lod hat Done tn Egypt land: Dur fathers thougy they favo them all, pet DID not vnderſtand. F202 they thy. mercies multitude i: SO keepe in thankfull mind: But at tye lea.pea the red fea, rebelled moſt vnkind. 8 Neuertheleſſe hefaued them for honour of bis name: Thathe might make his power Enowne, | aud ſpread abrode with fame. 9 The redfea he did thenrebuke, and forth with it was dzide : And as tu wilderneſſe, ſo thꝛough the Deepe be Did thentauide. 10 He ſaued ——— the cruell yand of their Defpitefull foe: And from the enmies hand he did deliuer them alſo. q "the fecond part. — The waterstheir eppreffors tobelmd, | not one was left altue: 12 Then they beleeued his 00208, praile in ſong they did him gine. 13 But by and by bnthankfully — his works they cleaneforgat: AInd for bis counfelland his will a — on heglect to Wait. 44 But ein < t ; me * 14 Butluffedinthe wildernefle, with fond and greedy luk: _ And inthe detert tempted God, the ftay of all their truſt. es, 15 And tn their wanton minds deſire he ſuffred them to haue: But waſting leaneſſe therewithall into their foule be gaue. 16 Then when they lodged in their tents, at Moles thep did grutch : 3 Haron the holy ofthe 02d, fo Did they enute much. 17 Therefore the cart did open wide. and Bathan did deuoure: And all Abirams company DID cover in that houre. 18 In their aſſembly kindled was, the hote conftuning fire : Aud wafting lanes did thenburne bp the wicked in his ire. 19 Upon the hill ok Hoꝛeb they an doll calfe did frame: And there the molten image they — did worſhip ofthefame. 20% nto the likeneſſe of acalfe, thatfeedethonthegtaite: Thus thep their glorie turnd, and all: their honoꝛ did deface. 21 And Godtheironelicfaurow. bonkindly they foꝛgot: hich many great and mightie things: in Egypt land had wrought. _ | aya 272 Pfalme. Cyj. * ¶ Me third part. 22 And inthe land of Ham,fo2 them moſt wondrous woorks had Done ¢ And by the red fea Dreadfull things, perlozmed long agon. 23 Therefore for their ſo Heiwing them forgetful and vnkind: To bring deftruction on them all hepurpolde in his mind. Had not his choſen Moles ood before him in the bꝛeake, To turne his iwzath, leak he on thent with ſlaughter Hould him wꝛeake. 24. They Did defile thepleafant land, that he bebight to giue: Pea and the words that he had ſpoke, they did no whit beleeue. 25 But in their tents with grudging hart they wickedly repind: $202 to the voice of God the Loꝛd they gaue an harkening mind. 26 Therefore againt them itfted he bis rong reuenging hand ; Thein to deſtroy in wilderneſſe, ere they ſhould feethe land. 27 And to deſtroy their ſeed among the nations with bis rod: Bnd through the countries ofthe woꝛld o ſcatter them abꝛode. 28 To Baall Beor then thepdid _ _ ablotnethemfeluesalfo: — Andeattheokringsofthedead, =. fo they forſooke him tho. 29 Thus | - Plalme.Cvj. 4 273 29 Thus with their owne inuentions, bis wzath they Did prouoke ¢ And in his fo nkindled wrath, the plague bpon them bzoke. 30 But Phineas ſtood bp with scale, the ſinners bileto flap: And tudgement he did execute, and then the plague Did Tay. § The fourth part. 31 It was imputed vnto bint foꝛrighteouſneſſe that day: And from thencefoorth fo counted ts, from race to racefo2z ay. 32 Ht woaters cke ok Meribah, they did him angrie make: Vea fo farfoorth; that Moles was. then puniſht fo2 their fake. 33 Becaule they bert his ſpirit fo foze, that in inpatient heat, | His lips{pake bnaduilediy, « bis fener was fo great. : 24. Poꝛ aS the Low commanded them, they fiero the peovletho: | 25 Wut were among the Heathen mice, and learnd thete wozkes alto. 36 And did their Wols ſerue, which were their ruine and decay: 37 To kiends, theirfonsadaughtersthep did offer bp and flay. 28 Pea with bnkindlp murdering bnie; Hee the guiltleffe bloud thepfpiit : — iver otone Conese baugyters blow iy — gilt. Rhng deg. Ti. whom 274 Plalme. Cyj. wWhom they to Canaan Idols then offred with wicked band: And fo with bloud of innocents, | Defiled was the land. 39 Thus were thep ſteined with the woris of their ovone filthie way: And with their ovone inuentions a whoꝛing they Did ſtray. ‘4.0 Therefore againk bis people twas the Loꝛds math kindled ſore: And euen his o vone inheritance therefore he Did abhorre. 41 Into the mene of Heathen men he gaue them koꝛ a pray: And made thetr foes their Lords, who they were forced to obay. ¶ The fift part. 42 Pea and their ‘patefull enimies oppreft them in the land: if Bud they were humbly made to Toupe, as {ubiects to their band. 43 Full oftentimes from thal hadhe Delinered them before: But with their countels, thep to torath. pouokt him euermoꝛe. Therefore thep by their wickedneffe, were brought full low to lie: 44 Bet whenhelaw themin vinrene, he harkned to their crie. 45 He cald to mind his couenant, which be to them had ſwoze: ‘And by his mercies multitude, = mm repentedbunthercioge, PA Se 460 Bnd Pfalme.Cvij. ae 275 46 And fauour he themmadetofind, . —D before the fight of thoſe, That ied them captiues krom their land, when earſt they were their foes. 4/7 Sauce bs, O Loꝛd, that art our God, faue bS, D 1020, we prap: and from among the Beathenfolke, Lord gather bs away. That we map ſpread the noble p ale of thy moft holp name: That toe may glorie inthy praife, and ſoundingof thyfame. 48 The Low the God of Iſraell be bleſt fo2 euermoze: Let all the peoplefay Amen, roe pꝛaiſe pe the Loꝛd therefore. Confitemini Domino. Pfal. Cvij. W. K. ¶ Dauiòd erhorteth all that are redeemed by the Loꝛzd and gathered onto bitte, to thankes thercfoze, who bp fending profperttic and aduerſitie bꝛingeth uen tobim. Therefore as the righteous — rejoice , fo ser the wicked haus their mouths ſtopped. Jue thankes ontothe Loꝛd our God, Singthisto ) for gracious ts be : the C.pfah § And that his merciehath no end, | | all moztall men map fee. 2 Such asthe Lord redeemed hath, withthanks ſhould praile his name : And (hew ho they from foes were freed, and how he wrought the fame. 3 He gathered them koorth of the lands, _ thatlap fo far about; From eaſt to weſt, krom noꝛth tofouth, - ‘istanddi fd themout. SRE T.ij. 4 They 276 Pfalme. Cvij. 4 They wandzed in the wilderneſſe, and ſtraied fromthe way: And found no citie where to Dwell, that ferue might for thet fay. 5 nobote thirſt and hunger was fo great, in theſe deſerts fo boid: That faintneſſe did them fore aſſault and eke their foules annoid. 6 Then did they crp in their diſtreſſe, bnito the Loꝛd fo2 aid : Who did remoue their troublous fate, accowWing. ag thep prad. 7 And by that way which was mot right, he led them like a guide: That they might to acitie go, and therealfoabide. — 8 Let men therefore befoze the Lod confeffe his goodneſſe then: Bud hew the wonders that he Doty before the ſonnes of met. 9 Foꝛ he the empticfoulefultaind, whom thirſt had made fo faint: The hungry foule with goodnefle fed, and Did them eke acquaint. 10 Such as do Dwell in Darkneffe deepe, where thep of death Do wait: ) Falk bound to tatt ſuch — — as iron chains do thꝛeat. The fecond part. = * 11 Foꝛthat againſt the Loꝛds ovone wons they fought fo to rebell: Eſteeming light bis rountellbie, ie — excell. Gonnnt aia i 12 But riaime. Cvij. a 12 But tohenhe humbled them fulllow, they then fell Dovone with griefe: And none boas found fo much to helpe, wherebyto getrelicfe. = 13 Then did they crie in thetr diſtreſſe, vnto the 1020 for atd: ? Who DID remoue their troublous fate, according as they pratd. 14 Foꝛ befrom darkneſſe outthem brought — aud from deaths Dreadfull Hade: Buriting with forccthe pron bands, which did before them lade. 15 Let men therefore before the Lord, confeffe bis kindnefle then: And ſhewo the wonders that he doth, before the ſonnes of men. 16 Foꝛ he thew Down their gates of brafle and brake them noth rong hand: Their tron bars he ſmote in two, nothing could him withſtand, 17 The kooliſh kolke great plagues Do feele, and cannot from them wend: But heape on moze to thoſe they haue, becauſe they Dooffend. 18 Their foules fo much did loath allineat, . that nonethey could abide: nobhereby Death had them almott caughe, as they full truelp-tride, 19 Then did they crie in their diftrefle, | vnto the 1020 foz ard : Who did remoue their troublous tate, = according astheypaid. — me Wet , T.iij. 20 for Ke af Ss PAA. WVie 20 Foꝛ bethententtotenbis wor; 7 which health did fo reſtore: Ind brought the from thofe Dangers a wherein they were before. The third pa 21 Let — therefore ekore tie sLond, confeſſe bis kindneſſe then: and the tw the wonders that he Doth bekoꝛe thefonnesof men. 22 And let them offer facrifice, with thanks and aifo feare: And fpeake of all his wondrous works, With glad and topfull cheare. 23 Such As it Ships oꝛ beittie barks into the {eas deſcend: Their merehandife through fearfull flouns to compaffe and to end. 24 Thole men are forced tobehold, - the Lords woꝛks vohat they bee: And tn the Dangerous deepe the fame mot maruellous thep fee. 25 Forathis woꝛd, the ſtoꝛmie ond ariſeth in arage: And ſtirreth bp the furges fo, asnaught can then aſſwage. 26 Then are they lifted bp fo hie, the clouds they feemeto gaine: And plunging downe the Depth, brill if their foules conſume with paine. 27 Amd like a Drunkard to and fra, nowo here, now there they reele: As men with feare of wit bereftt, at i of fenfenofeele, = » 28 Chen ey a MOREA G Se agS pe Yt Hey ak 28 Then did they crie intheirdiftrefle, buto the Lord fo2 atd: | Who did remoue their troublous tate, According as they praid, 29 Foꝛ with bis noord the Lord doth make the furdy tone to ceaſe: So that the great waues from their rage, ave beought to reft and peace. 30 Then are men glad when reſt is come, which they fo much do craue ; Aud are by hint in hauen brought, which they fo fapne would haue. | ¶ The fourth part. 31 Let men therfore before the Lord, confeffe bis kindeneſſe then : Mud thew the wonders thar he doth, befoze the fonnes of men. 32 Let them in pretence of the folke, with praple extoll his naire ¢ Mud where the elders do conuent, let them there do the fame, 33 Fortrunning foudes to dppdelertes, be Doth oft chaunge and turne: And dryeth bp asit were duſt, the fpzingyng well and burne. 24. Afruitehulland with plealiwwes decke, fullbarrenbedothimakes = mo hen on their linnes which dwell therein he Doth tuft bengeance take. 35 Agapne the wildernefle fullrude, she maketh frutte to beare: With pleafaunt (peinges of water cleare, thoughnonebeforewerethere. ==. : SUL Sk | 26 wherein 279 200 rildlllic. VVije ek 26 nobereintuch hungryſoules are fet, as he doth freelychuſe Chat they a Citie map them build, to dwoell in foꝛ their vſe. 37 That thep maylow their pleafant an and binepards alfo plant: To peeld them frute offuch tucreate, as none may feeme to want. 28 They multiply erceedingly, the Loꝛd Doth bleffe them fo: J Hobo Doth alſo their bꝛute beaſts make by numbers greatto grow. 29 But when the faithfullare low brought by the oppzefiors trout : And miniſh do thaough many plagues, 7 that compaſſe them about, 3 ‘40 Then doth be Princes ring to ſhame, which Did them fo oppꝛeſſe: And likewife cauled them to erre within the wilderneſſe. Al But pet the poore he raiſed bp, outof his troublesDecpe: And oft times Doth bis traine augment, much like a flock of fheepe. 42 The righteous hall behold his fight, and alfo much reiodice: | Whereas the wicked and peruerle with grieke ſhall ſtop their voite. 43 But who is wile, that now kull well be may thele things record? Fo2rcertainely fuch hall percetue hohe of the ies is bs Plalme. Cviii. a Paratum cor. Pfal. Cviij. F ¶ Dauid With heart and boicepzaileth the 102d, and aſſureth himfelfe ofthe pzo⸗ mifc of God concerning his kingdome ouer Ffracil, ¢ his powcr againk other nations , Who though be feeme to foxfake vs for atime , pet beatone in the — will caſt Downe our enimies. O God my heart prepared is, oh pr this we and cke my tong ts fo : the * J voill aduance my voice infong, in giuing pratfe alfo, 2 Awake my viol, and my harp, ſweete melodie to make : Andinthe moming J my lelfe tight carip youll awake. 2 Byme among the people, 102, ſtill pꝛaiſed Haltthoubes And J among the heathen folke, will fing ,D Loꝛd, to thee. 4. Becaule thy mercte, Loꝛd is great, aboue the beauens bie: and eke thy truth Doth reach the clouds, within the loktie ſtzie. 5 Aboue the ſtarrie heauens hie, exalt thyſelfe, O God: And Lord diſplay bpon the earth thy glorie all abzoad. 6 That thy dearelp beloued map beſlet at libertie: Helpe O mp God, with thy righthand, and barken vnto me, , 7 God in his holinelle hathſpoke, wherefore my ioyes abound: Sichem J ſhall diuide, and mete 1 placate ground, a —— nd 282 IaIme. Uke 8 And Gilead ſhall be mine ovone, Manalſes mine ſhalbe: My head ſtrength Ephraim, and late hall Juda geue foꝛ me. 9 Moab my waſhpot, and my (hoo on Edom will Jthꝛow: Vpon the land of Paleſtine, in triumph will Jgoe. 10 Who ſhall into the Citie ſtrong be giude to conduct m·· Oꝛ hoðo by whom to Edom land ctonueied hall Ibe? 11 Is it not thou(M God)which late WHadlſt vs koꝛſaken quitee And thou(D Lord) which with our hoaſt, DIDE not go forth to fight: : 12 Geueds(D ord) thy fauing apde, - wohen troubles Do aſſaile: Foꝛ all the helpe of man ts vayne, and can no vohit auaile. z Thꝛough God we lhall do valiant acts, and wozthie of reno bone ; | He Mhallfubdue our enimies, | pea he thalltread them downe. Deus laudem tuam. Pfal.Cix. N. | ¶ Dauid being kalſely acculed by Saules flatterers, pꝛaieth od to helpe him to de⸗ Crop hisenimies, who repzeſfent Audas the traitorꝛ vnto Jeſus Chri , and all like entities of the childzen of God. INſpeechles filence,dDo not hold, D God, my tong alwaies: 1D God, euen thou J fay, that art the God of all my praiſe. 2 The wicked mouth and guilful mouth on me Difclofed be: Bnd they with fale and ying tong haue fpoken vnto ie ey Neel ate 3 They . | Plaime.Cix. = © 283 3 They Did belet me round about, with voords ofbateful {pight Without all caule of my Delert, again me did they fight. 4. Foꝛ my good voll they were mp foes, but then gan F toprap: 5 My good with tll, my kriendlineſſe with hate they Did repay, 6 Set thou the wicked ouer hint, to haue the vpper hand: At his right hand eke fuller thou his hatefull foe to and. 7 When he is iudged, let him then condemnedbetherein: — And let the prater that he makes be turned nto fin. 8 Few be his dates, his charge alfo let them another take: 9 His childgen let be fatherietle, his wife a widow make. 10 Let his ofſpꝛing be bagabonds, to beg a fecke their bread: Wandꝛing out of waſted place, where erſt thep haue bin fed. 11 Het couctous ertostioner catch all his goods in fore: And let the rangers ſpoyle the frutes of all his toile befoꝛe. 12 Let therebe none to pitie him, let there be noneat all ¢ That on his childeen katherleſſe will let theivmercy fall, ‘tt? The fecond part, , 13 And fo let his poſteritie fox euer be deſtroyd: Their name out blotted tn the age,that after hall fucceed. 14. Let not hisfathers wickednes fro Gods remembrace fall: and let thou not his mothers {inne be Done awapatall. , 15 Butin the prefence of the Lord let them remapne for ay: That from the earth their memozy he may cut cleane alway. 16 Sith mercy be forgat to ſhewo but did purfue with {pite The troubled man, and fought to lay the wofull harted wight. 17 Ashe did curfing loue, it ſhall betide vnto him ſo: And ashe did not bleſſing loue, tt Hall be farre him fro. 13 ashe with curing clad bimfelfe,fo ttlike water Mall Into his bowels, and like ople into his bones befall. 19 As garment iet itt be to him,to couer him for ay: * Aud asa girdle, where with he hall girded be alway. 7 IDRED | 2020. 284 ELAM. Ae 20 Vo letthis lame be from the Loꝛd the guerdon of inp fos Vea and of thote that eutll (peake againſt mpfoule alto, 21 But thou,D Loꝛdẽ art my God,deale thou,¥ tay, with mez Afterthy namedeliner me, for goodthpmerciesbe.- 22 Wecaule indepth of great diſtreſſe, J needy am and pooꝛe: And che within my payned beet, my hart is wounded ſoze. — eae @Thethirdpat. 9 23 Euenlo do F depart away, as doth declining ſhade: And as the Grahopper,fo FJ ain haben ot andfade. (knees: - 24 With fatting long from needfull food, enfeebled are my Andall her katneſſe hath mp Gelh enforced benetoleete, 25 And J allo a vile reproch to them was imadetobe: And theythat did vpon me looke, did ſhake their heads at ine. 26 But thou,D Lo2w.that art my God, mine atd efuccour be: Accowding to thy mercic, Lord, ſaue and Deliner me, 27 And thep ſhal kno ve therby ỹ this, Low, ts thy mightie Had: | And that thou,thou halk Done tt Lo2d,fo ſhalthey bnderftand. 28 Althogh they curle v ſpite yet yp ſhalt bleſſe wloutngbotce: — They Hall ariſe and come to ſhame, thy feruant hall reioice. 29 Let thentbe clothed all with ſhame, that enmicsaretome: And with confulion as a cloke eke coucred let them be. 30 But greatly J will my mouth give thanks bnto p Lod: And Jamong the multitude his praties will record. , 31 Forhe with help at vis right hand will ſtand pooremaby: To laue him fro the men that would condemn his ſoule to dy. Dixit Dominus. Pfal.Cx. Noi ¶ Dauid prophefieth of the power and cuerlafting kingdome of Chaike and of the Pzieſt⸗ hood, which ſhould put an end to the priekhad of ete.) . ; Tee Loꝛd did lay vnto my Low, Cit thou on my right hand: + 4 F — — ee = * Til Jhaue made thy foes a Cool, oberon thy feet Hal oe 9 Mees ee — | 2 The | * Pſalme. Cxj. 285 2 The Lord hhallout of Sion fend the ſcepter of thy might: Amid thy moꝛtall foes.bethouthe ruler intheirfight. . g Andinthedayon which thy raign and power they Hall fees . Then hereby free wiil offrings ſhall thy people offer thee. Pea with an holie worhipping then (hall they offer all: (fall. Thy births devs isthe Dew that Doty from wombe of moꝛning 4. The Lod hathſwoꝛn, a neuer will repent vhat he Doth fay: By the order of Melchisedech, thou art a Pꝛieſt foray. 5 The Lord thy God on thy right hand ſtandeth foz thy tay: Shall wound kor thee the ſtatlye kings, ups his w,athtul Day. 6 The Heathen he Hall udge,c fill the place with bodies Dead: And ouer Diners countries, hail infunder ſmite the head. 7 And be ſhall drinke out of the brooke, that runneth inp wap: Therefore he hall lift bponhiehisropallbeadthat day. Confitebor tibi. Pfal!Cxj. N. 3900 =a — — — — — — — ES es — — ~ - 2 a ‘ “Teach them tuch are bound,asdobinloue strut. 3 bis — Se —3 Doses are glorious, alto hig rigbteoutnes itdo = 286 Pfalme. Cxy. . — = oe —— — kor euer. 4 His wondrous works he would we frill re⸗ — — == Se ae — — — ee member fhould, his mercie faileth neuer. 5 Such as to humlouebeare,a portion full kaire ehath bp korthem laid: act Forthis they ſhall well find,ve will chem haue in iin: And keepe them as he faid. 6 Foꝛhe did not diſdaine his works to thew them plain, By lightnings and by thunders: | When he J—— land did giue into their hand, Where they beheld his wonders. * 7 Okall his works inlueth both ungement gh an tit nohereto bis ſtatutes tend: a $- They are decreed ſure, kor euer to endure, pa a Which equitie doth end. Redemption Ye gaue: is people toe totaue. 9 Andhath alfo required, oh yee AG ARR His pꝛomiſe not to fatle, but alwaies to preuaile, Bue His holicname befeared. -! 10 Who fo with hart full faine,true Loifedoine would attaine, The Low feareandobay : Such as his lavoes do keepe, Mall knowledge tae fa deepe | His pꝛaiſe all lath fop ay. Beatus vir. Pfal.Cxij. W. K. Re erate eect he sate 6a, oo comment men carted Rate ot © he concurs 06 Bod, 3 ! * he CRT — — —— — — Pfalme. Cxij. Cæiij. | —7 man is bleſt that God doth feare, And that his lawes Doth loue indeed: 2 His feed on earth God will bpreare, And blefletuch as frombim proceed. — 3 His houle with good he will fulfill, His righteouſneſſe endure hall till. 4 Unto the righteous Doth ariſe, Fu trouble ioy in darkueſſe light: Compaflion isin his eies, And merce alwaies in hislight. Me 5 Pea pitie moueth fuch to tend, He doth by pitie things expend. 6 And furelpfuch fhall neuer faile, Foz in remembꝛance had is he:;: 7 $10 tidings illtan make him quaile, - ‘Sho inthe Lord fure hope Doth fee. 8 His heart is firme, his feare ts pat, For he ſhall ſee bis foes Doxone caſt. 9 He Did weil for the poore prouide, - J His righteouſneſſe ſhallſtillremaine: And his eſtate with pꝛaiſe abide, Though that the wicked men diſdaine. 10 Pea gual his teeth thereat halt he, and foconfume bis Fate to fee. ~ Landate pueri. Pfal. Cxiij. W. —* 287 Sing this to the tune of the %& paternofter ) «3 an eae pratie the Loꝛd fo2 bis ——— > in te that contrarte to CF courte of nature be woꝛketh in his ngs ; * — — — 1 Bechidien toch do tere an aiepebié 6288 Pialme. — | —— name with one accoꝛd. 2 Vea bleſſed be alwaies his — memayea count, Aboue the heauens fiat to be: 5 with <== SS ae 1 SITET OTE GAT NI, FY God the Loꝛd who may compare. whole Divellingsin the heauens are! okſuch great power and faces | 6 He Doth abate himlelke wwe knot, : Cogan one a a 4 ui dalloin heauen aboue: OU CUCM SIGNED Ie, Fg | 7 Ube Plalme. Cxiii. 289 7 The needy outofduktodraw, | “ae and eke the poore vohich helpe none fate, his only mercy did him moue. 8 And fo him let in high degree, With princesof great dignitic, — | that rule bis people with great faine: 9 The barren he doth make to beare, And with great toy hir frute to veare, | therefore praiſe pe his holp name. In exitu Ifrael. Pfal. Cxiiij. VW. WV. ¶ Iſraels detineric out of Egypt putteth bs in remembꝛance of Gods aveat mer⸗ Ges tou ards hts chilpzen,andof our vnthanklulncſſe Fo3 the fame. : Hen Iſraell by Gods addzeſſe, __ (Sing this to Ww from Pharaos land was bent: 3 lane ot And Jacobs houſe the ſtrangers left, 2 and in the fame traine went. 2 Ju Juda God his glory ſhewd, bis holineſſe mott bright: Ho didthe Firaclits declare his kingdome, po wer and might. 3 The lea it ſaw, and ſuddenly as all amaſde DID Hite: The roring ſtreames of Joꝛdans floud reculed backwardly. 4 As rams afraid the mountains ſkipt there ſtrength dtd them korſake: And asthe ſeely trembling lambs, their tops did beat and hake. 5 What aild thefea,asallamald fo ſuddenly to flie? Ve rowling waues of Jordans floud, why ran ye backwardlyꝛ? * Mays 6 Toho 290 FideeeVe 6 Why ſhooke vebils,asRamsafraiNy Wwyhy did your ftrengthfothabe? Why DID pour tops,as trembling lambes,, for feare quiner and quake? 7 D earth conferle thy fouereigne Lod, and dead bis mightieband: : Wefore the face of Jacobs God, feare ye both fea and land. 39 meane the God which from bard rocks Doth caufematnefloudsappeare: and fromthe ſtonie flint Doth make . guſh out the founteins cleare. Non nobis Domine, Pfal. Cxv.. N. € The faithfull oppzeſſed by toolatrous tyrants, paomifeth that thep will nos be vnmindtuli of fo great a bencht, tf tt would pleale God te heare their prater,. _ and deliner them by bis omnipotent power. NOt vnto bs,Lo2d,notto bs, j Seccnes 2 but to thy name giue patfe: the lxxviij.p6. Both for the mercie andthe truth Wi that are in thee alwaies. "tng 2 Whyſhallthe heathen ſcorners fap, _ where ts thew Godbecome? — 3 Our God in heauen is, and what be will, that hath be Done, 4. Thee Jdolsiilucrare and gold, | woꝛke of mens handes they bee: 3 They haue amouth and donot ſpeake andevesandDonotfee. 6 And they hauc ears ioind to their heads, and do not heare ag ali: . And nofes che thep formed haue, and do not ſmell withall, Mi a ee —9* Tame. UXVe alae 7 And handes they haue and handle not, and keete and Do not goe: Athroate they hauc,pet thꝛough the fame they make no found to blow. 8 Thole that make them be like to thent, and thofe whole truſt they be: 9 D Flracil truſt in the Lord, their helpe and ſhield is he. 10 D Aarons houte truſt in the Loꝛd, their helpe and fhield is be: 11 Truſt pe the Lord that feave the 1020; thet helpe and ſhield ts he. 12 The Loyd hath mindefull bene of bs, and wil bleſſe vs alfo: On Iſraels and on Aarons houle, his bleſſing be will how. 13 Them that be fearers of the Lord, ‘the Lord will bleſſe them all: Euen ve waill blefle them euery one, the great and ebe the fmail. 14. To pou(F fap the louing 102d will multiply bis grace: ‘To pou, and to the chilhren that hall follove of pour race. 15 Pearethe blefledofthe Low, . even ofthe 1020, 4 fay ; Which both the heauen and the earth hath made and ſet in ſtaä. 16 The heauens, pea the heauens hie | belong bntothe 102d: The earth butothefonnesofmen = be gauc offree accozd, aS te a nen } Re Pee ia i Plaime-Cxvj. . 17 Theythat be dead donot withpeaile fet forth the Lordstenownes : Noꝛ any that into the place 4 7 of filencedo go dovone. 18 But we will paaile the Lord our God, from henceforth and for aps. | Hound pe the praifes of the 1029, peaifepe the Lod, Jfap. Dilexiquoniam. Pfal.Cxvj. N. ¶ Dantdbeing in great danger of Saule in the delert of Maon, percetuing the great - and incftimable loue of God toward him,magnifieth fuch great mercies, and prote= fteth that be will be thankkull koz the fame. [Aone the Loꝛd, becaute my boice and prater heard hath he: 2 When in my Dats FZ cald on him, he bow) bis eare to me. 3 Cuen wyen p Mares of cruct death about befet me round + When pains of hell me caught.< whe Jwoo a ſoꝛrovo found... 4 Upon the name of God my Lord, then did Jcall andſayp: Deliuer thou my foule,D Loꝛd, Ido thee humbly pray. 5 The Loꝛd is very mercifull and iuſt he is alſo: And in our God compalſion doth plentifully fſovo. 6 The Lond in lakety Doth pzeſerue allthoſe thatſimple be: Jwas in wokull mifery,and he releeued me, 7 And now my foule ſith thou art fafe,returne vnto thy reſt: Foꝛ largelylo the Loyd to thee his bountie hath exrpꝛeſt. 8Becaule thou halt deliuered my ſoule krom deadly thrall: My moiſted cine fro mournful tears my ſſiding feet fro fall, 9 Wefore the Low F inthe land of life votil walke therefore: 10 J Did beleeue therefore FJ tpake,for J was troubled fore. |The fecond part; is ir J faid in my diſtreſſe and feare, that allmen liers be : 12 What hall J pay the 02D fo2 all his benefitsto ine? 13, Che wholſom cup of fauing heith, J thankfully wiltake: and onthe Lode name J will call whe FZ my prater make Ss te * aap ee AE ode tae et 14.9 a a re Becaule his merepdo | Plame. UXVI. XV, | , 14. Ftothe Lord will pap tv otmes 3 buen bebe, Pea euen at this pꝛeſent time, in ali bis peopies tight. 15 Right dere a pretious in his ſight the lorꝛd Doth ay eſteem The death of all his holy ones, wohat euer men do deem. 16 Thy ſeruant Loꝛd thy ſeruant lo Jdo my ſeltfe confes, Son okthy handmaid.haſt kobe the bonds of mp diftres. 17 And F wiil offer by to theealacrificeofyraife:. And J will call vpon the nameof God the Loꝛd alwaies. 18 Ito the Lozd will pay the owes?’ have him bebight, Peaeuen at this peefent time, in all his peoples fight. 19 Bea in ᷣ courts of Gods owt houte,vin the miptt of thee O thou Ferufalem,Z fay, wheretoꝛe the Lord praite pee. Laudate Dominum; | PRL}. Ne aP He echorteth the Sentils to zaile God becaule as Goel — ———— bu, — Cyallpenationgofthe wait, © © — O —— OE ib aa : And all pe people euery voheree glace uel fet forth bis noble praifes | >" ti —9 —* —J———— 2 Forgreat his bindnete is to vs, na rig Hrs truth indures fo2 ap 3 .foe) ni Dist eia J ae Whereloꝛe pꝛaiſe pe the Lob aurgeDs, ———— pꝛaile pethe Lozd, Jſlay. ra} ih VUTTS! i s09 a sG G, Ton a, STE SIG TT Bog: ai gS —— Pal —— ba. — mrnd fo2 gratious is hee: i eT s rapt * rIaime. XviIiJ. | 2 Let Bteacltcontette and tay, Jur GE his mercy dures foray: 5 soe 3 Mow let the houte ofarontay, | bismercpDurestorap. 4: Letall that feave the Low owe Gov, DAT euen note confefic and ar· ¢ BT! The mercy of the en our God, . indureth fillfoz ay. « 5 In trouble and in heauinefle vntothe Loꝛd Icride: which louingly heard meat — my lute was not denide. 6 The Lord himlelle is on my fide,..... J willnot and in doubt: —* Noꝛ keare what mancan doto me, person — mpadht aie Saar bpon mineenimie. . ote acne } 8 Better itisto tru in 6od,. 2G Buna - than in mans mtnuiteede Jog ———— 9 Datoput confidence bingy. F Oso Sd3 se TG oz pritic cept ove ng eh. oe 10 — nea al imastineD herent ieostet I snQ Mteiet haeeD sputintvenamest God Mal mine enimies confound. 11 —B———— Woda sew L theyk eptine in Iſay: + 990 SHE 1048 [sos } ‘ Butthough —— moſt mighty name id Sasa sE oo It ROAD a 12 SPARE NAV ARO - 12 They came about me alllike bees but pet inthe Lows naine, « J quencht their thors that were onfite, aud will Deftrop the fame. (4p The fecond part. 12 Thou haſt with force thruſt fore atine, that J indeed might fall: But through the Loꝛd F found fuch belpe, that they were banquifht all. 14. The Lord is my defenceand ftrength, — inp toy, my mirth, and fong Heis become tomeindeedD, ' a@fautourmoftitrong. 15 The right hand of the Lod our Ged Doth being to pafle great things : He cauleth voice of ioy and health, in righteous mens Dwellings. 16 Theright hand of the Lord doth bꝛing mot mighty things to paffe ; His hand hath the preheminence, bis force is as it was. 17 F will not die but euer line, 7 to biter and Declare The Low vis might a mondous power, bis works and whatthey are. 18 The Lord himlelfe hath chaſtened, and hath corrected me: But hath not giuen me ouer pet to Death, as pe may fee. 19 Set open onto me the gates _ of truth and righteouſneſſe: That J may enter into them, me ows praife to contetle, —E— = * eyo IAIIII. XVIJ- pone | 20 Thisisthegate cuemof theo, MOUHIUAIWED sx: which ſhall not fo be thutsi soo be But good an ighteai men alinay $0 Ia ene y ſhall enter tnto tt. pele Oxlisd iad aye : § The third part. onstoaT ty 21 — ——— ead becaule thoubak heard mes. 0 And art become moftioungly,: -afautourbntome, © 54 22 The {tore twhichatthistimeamong: the builders was refutes Is novo become the comer ͤdne, and cheelly to be vied. 23 This wasthe nigh inotke of 60D, | itn Reopen rk monet nag — And it is maruellous to behold 20 9210 FIURITE Wwuith eies that noble a ttt 24 This is the ioyfull day indeed, which God bimfelfehath wꝛought: Let bs be glad and toy therein, . 7 in heart, in mind and thaught. ORD} 25 Now heipe — nr ari pt ste Woe will) with one accord, i 26 Bletled ts he thatcomesto be in thename ofthe Lor. 27 Godisthe Lord that fheweth véliagt,, ' bind pe therefore with cod: - PBourlaceificetathealtar, and glue thanks to the Lord. 28 Thou art my God,F wit conefte, and render thanks tother: ——— Thou art mp God, and J —— — ———— — Wee, 782 CIITA S40 AG 29D) PsdiilleWV Aiko Tet et. 29 — giue ve thanks vnto the 090, » ee tog gratious is hee: | Becaule his mercie Doth indure for euer towards thee. Beatiimmaculati. Pfal.Cxix, VW. VW. ¶ The prophet Manderfullp commendeth Gorsiaw, wher in he cannot fatiffie hun⸗ fclfe,noz exprefte fufFictentlp his affection, therebnto adding notable complaints. and confolations meet fo2 the faithtuil to bauc, both in bart and boice: and in the Hebꝛue euerp eight verſes begin With one ictter of the — — io oe — — — — — — — — — te — — SS — —s——— ie ee = I. Blefled ave they that perfect aves ‘any and purcin mind — a “t ———— liues aconuerlation krom — aoe Ls = = — i tb — neuer uer arte 2, Blefed are they that giue themteines, — — —— — — — — — — — bis ſtatutes to oblerue: Seeking the Lord with all their heart,and neuer from him bwerue. 3 Doubdtlefile,fuch men gonot aſtray, noꝛ Do no wicked thing : Which ſtedkaſtly walke in vigpaths, eae inlets V ——— > 43t 4. Ftts thy will and commandement, that with attentine heed, Thy noble and diuine precepts we learne and keepe indeed. 5 Dh would to Goditmighttheepleate, _ imptoalesfotoaddeefie: That FJ might both in hart and voice thylawes keepe and confefie. 6 So ſhould no ſhame mp life attaint, — WwhileZ thustetmineeies: And bend my mouth alwaies tomufe on thy facred decrees. , 7 Then will J praile with bpright heart, and maguiftethy name: ee Ns When J thailtearne thy indgments int, and like wiſe prouethefame. » 3 And wholy will J giue mp felfe, _ tobkeepe thy lawes moſt right : Foꝛſake me not for euer, Loꝛd, but ſhew thy graceand might... BETH The fecond part. } 9 B® what means may a yong man beſt | his ltfelearne to amend: : Jf that be marke and beepe thy word, and therein bis time ſpend. 10 Unkainedly Jhaue thee ſought, and thus ſeeking abide: as neuer ful€er ine,D Lor, fromthypꝛecepts to lide, 11 Within my hart and ſecret thoughts thy word Jhaue hid Hill: © That J might notat anytime Ofendthp godly will, <9. > 13 i9¢ a iclilinNve WALA 12 noemagnifie thyname, O Load, and praiſe thee euermoꝛe: Thy ſtatutes of molt worꝛthy fame, O Lo2rd,teach me therefore. 13 Mylips haue neuer ceaſt to preach and publifh Day and night, Theiudgements all, which id prsceed fromtbp mouth fullofmight. 14. Thy teftimonies and thy hayes, pleafe me noleffe in deede: Than alithe treafure of theearty,. which worldlinges make their mecde, 15 Df thy preceptes J Loill Till mute, and thereto frame my talke; | As atamarbe lo will J apme, thy wayes how FJ map walke. 16 Dy onely toy ſhall be ſo fixt, and onthy lawes ſo ſet: That nothing can me fofareebiind, 30 G: that Ithy wordes forget... 8 os GIMEL The third pare. 17 (5 Bantto thpferuanntnoto uch grace, as map mp life prolongs. 0.8) cue Thy holy word chen will keepe aie “a “3 both in my hart and tong. sy 1054 18 Dine cies wohich were dum and ut bp, — fo open and make bright: That of thylaw an maruclions orks, — J may haue the cleareſight 19 J ama ſtranger in this earth; wandzing now bere,now theres ’ Thy wo2rdthereforeto me ditclole, He my footthepsfogtocieare, 2. J ae je? hw OG " . ae wi & fae it ? * J . 2 : ? - cu a. ‘? 20 Bp 20 0 My touleigvanithe wiriydetiees fy Td Sense x and neuer is at reſt: — ——— But ſeekes to know thy indgements hie, and what may pleale thee beſt. 21 The proud men and malitious, thou batt deſtroid ech ones and curfed are fuch as Do not thy hefts attend bpon. | 22 L020, turne me fromrebube and tame, Wwohich wicked men conſpire: Foꝛ Jhaue kept thy couenants with scale as hote as fire. 23 The princes great in counlellſat, and did again meſpeake: But then thy teruant thought how he thy ſtatutes might not bꝛeake. 24. Foꝛ why! thy couenants aremy iop, aud mp great hartsfolaces: ©. They terue in freed of countellers; grog Ing: my matters fozto paſſe. sass ur qe ah DALETH The fourth part. beds of T IAMID ——— VU OMIA >) ¥ andalmotturmndtodubs ,Relſtoꝛe therefore mp lifeagaing, 0 sou! Vlog yd > as thy promife istulh. voice adqmcigsed 26 My wates woken J acknotwledgeD, : with mercie thou didſt heare .·.·.·.... Heare now attoanes and me inttruct alyiiiasadD thp lawes to lone and fearreeee.. 24 Teach me once roughly forte bent, wn mia EX thy preceptsandthp lore: TRUONG, Thy works then will J meditate, S90 Ee SD andlarthem bp in ſtore. —J ————— eters “28 My 28 Myloule J feele ſoſore opprett, ee that it melteth fo2 greeke: Accoꝛding to thy woꝛd therefore, batt Lo2d tofend reſeefe. 29 From lieng and deceitful lips, let thy qrace me Defend ¢ Cia And that J may learne thee to loue, thy holy law meſend. 30 The way of truth both ſtraight and fare Jhaue chofen and found: J fet thy tudgments me before, which keepe me fafe and found. a1 Since then,D Lord, J foꝛſt mp telfe,. thy couenants to imbꝛace: Let me therefore haue no vebube, noz checke in any cate. 32 Then will FJ run with toifull cheare,. - ‘oberethp woꝛd Doth me call: When thoubatt fet my hart at large, and rid meout of thrall. | HE The fift part. 33 | safteuct me Load, in the right trade ofthyſtatutes diuine: And tt to keepe euen to the end, my hart will J tneline. 34. rant me the knowledge of thy lavo, andqfhallitobay: mith bart and mind, and all my migot,. J will it keepe F fay. 35 Inthe right path of thy precepts, guide nie, Lord, J requires. None other pleature DoF with, noz greater thing dekre. sls oie 36 Incline (302 Plalme. CXxix- Pes dy 26 Incline my hart thy lawes to keepe, and couenants to imbꝛace: And from all kilthie auaricee Loꝛd ſheeld me with thygrace. 37 From vaine deſires and worldly luſts turne backe mine eies and ſight: Giue me the ſpirit of life and power, to walke thy waies aright. | 38 Confirme thp gratious pꝛomiſe A020, wohich thou haſt made to mec; pOhich am thy feruant,and do loue and feare nothing but thee. 29 Reproch and ſhame which ZF do feare, from me,D Lozd,erpells Forthou dott tudge with equitic, and therein doſt excell. 40 Behold my harts delire is bent, thylawes to keepe for ay : Loꝛd ſtrengthen meſo with thy grace, that it perloꝛme map. VAV The yj. part. Al Te? mercies great and manifold, | letmeobtaine,D Los Thy fauing health let me inioy, —— @ccading to thy 0020. eet 42 SHothallF lop the fanderous mouths — ——— ofletoD men,andDbniuts Forin thy faithfullpronutes ſtands mp comfost and truſt. “ay 43 The word of truth within my mouth leteuerftillbeprett: Forin thy iudgements wonderfull, — my hope doth tandandret. ~ | ae a 44 And Pfalme.Cxix. 4.4 Andiwhilethe breath within my byte doth naturall life preferue: Pea till this woꝛld halbe diffolucd, thy lavo will Jobſerue. 45 So wale will J as ſet at large, and made free from all Dread: Becaule Fought hovo for to keepe thy preceptes and thy read. 4.6 Thy noble actes J will detcribe, as thinges of mott great fame: Cuen before binges J will them blate, and ſhrinke no vohit kor fhame. 47 ] will reioyte then to obep thy worthy heſtes and will: Which euermoze J haue loued beſt, and ſo will loue them ſtill. 48 Dy handes will J lift to thy lawes, which J haue dearely fought: And practile thy commaundementes, in waill, in deede, and thought. ZAIN The vij. part. 49 T pꝛomiſe vohich thou madſt to me thyſeruant. Loꝛd remember: for therein haue J put my truſt, and confidence for ener, So Ftis my comfort and my ioy, when troubles ine aſſaile: Foꝛ were my life not by chy word, — mp life would foone me fale. 51 Theproud,and ſuch as God contemne, ftillmade of meafcorne: Pet would F not thy lato forfake, as he that were forloꝛͤne Ye aes esl oie a me | aa 2 But 304 Plaime.Oxix, = 52 But calto mind, Horwd,thygreationks — fhewdtoourfathersold: ngbereby J felt thy top ſurmount my grectean hundzed fold. 52 But pet alag, for feave FJ quake, fecing ho vo notched men | Thy lato foꝛſooke, and DID pꝛocure thy iudgements robo bnoweth tobe. &4 And ag forme, J framde my fongs thy tatutes to eralt: When FJ among the frangersdwelf, and thoughts gan meaffalt. 55 FI thought bpor thy name,D 1020, by night when others fleepe ; Als for thy lavo alfo TF kept, and euer will it keepe. 56 This grace J Did obtaine, becaule thy coucnants ſweet and deare J did imbrace,and alfo keepe waith reuerence and with feare. HETH The viij. part. 57 O God, which art my part and lot, mycomfortandiny ſtayv · haue decreed and prꝛomiſed te thy lawes to keepe alway, 8 Dine earnett hart Did humbly fue in pretence ofthp face: A Is thou therefore haſt pomifed, Low grant ine ofthy grace. 59 DMylife J hauceramined, . anbdtride myſecret hart: Hobich to thy ſtatutes cauled me mykeet ſtraight to conuart. « is, PS, | 60 pg 7, i ph a RE a * — aie — , Pfalme. CXix. Go J did not ay noz linger long, te as they that flothfull ares Fi But hak lie thy lawes to keepe FZ DID my felfe prepare. 61 The cruell bards of voicked men haue made of me their prays | | Pet would F not thy lawes rget, noꝛ from thee go aſtray. 62 Thy — bap ment ſhevod to me ſo great is and ſo hie· That cuen at midnight J vill vie, thy nameto magnifie. 6z Companion am F to all them, which keare thee in their hart: And neither will for loue noz dread, fromtbhy commandments ſtart. 64 Thy mercies, Lod, mot plentioullie Do all the woꝛld fulfill : D teach me,hovo J may obey toy fatutes and thy voll. — TETH The ix, part, 65 ACcording tothy pꝛomiſe Loꝛd, ſo haſt thou with me delt: Foꝛ of thy grace tn ſundry forts haue Jthyſeruant felt. 66 Teach ne alwaies to iudge aright, and giue me knovoledge lure : Foꝛ certetnely beleeue FJ Do, that thy precepts are pure. | 67 Ere thou didſt touch me with thy rod, Jerred and went aſtradꝛ But novo J keepe thy holie word, and make it all mp Tay. - 3 B39) rf —X * a. J. 105 68 Thou — 306. Plalme. Cxix. ints 68 Thouartboth good andgracions, and giuett mot liberally: Thy owinances how to keepe, therefore, D ow, teach me. 69 The proud and wicked men haue forgo again memany alie: | ct thy commandments fill obferue with all mp heart youll J. 70 Their hearts arefiwolne with worldly weath as greaſe ſo are theyfat: rar But in thy lato Do J Delight, and nothing ſeeke but that. 71 D happie time J may well fay, wohen thou didſt me correct ; F 02 as a Guide to learne thplatoes, thy rods Did meDirect. | 72 So that to me thy word and law is Dearer manifold; Than thoufands great of ſiluer and gold, 02 ought thatcan be told. IoD The x, part. 73 Seis thy hands haue made me How, to be thy creature: Grant knowledge likewile hovo to learne to put thy lawes in bre. 74 0 thep that fearethee ſhall reioice, when euer theyme ſee: Becauſe J haue learnd by thy voord to put my truſt in thee. 75 When with thy rod ue vol srlaghe Jxknow the caufe ts So tohen thou Dott — Led, i hy cauſe iuſt ee be mut, 26 Pon oe Paalmes Cris rik 9S, BOR 76 prot of thy qoobnetl thee pay, f odesit 12 fomecomforttomefends vols Asthouto methyleruantheth, fo from alltime ſhend. 77 Thy tender mercies poure on me | and J fhallfurelptiues 9 Fortoy and confolation boty. thy latoes to me do gtue. 78 Confound the proud, whole falfe pretence is me forto deſtroy:ꝛ But as for me, thy heſts to know J voll my felfe imploy. 79 Who lo with reucrenceDo thee keare, to me let them retire: and fuch as Do thy couenantsknow, and them alone defire. So My heart without all wauering, | iet on thy lawes be bent: Chat no confulion come tome, whereby FJ fhould be fhent. CAPH The xj. part. 55 MB foule Doth faint , and cealeth not thy ſauing health to craue: And for thy woꝛds lake, till Itruſt my hearts deſire to haue, 9! 82 Mine cies do faile with eager foz thy word, andthus Flay: Dh when wilt thoume comfort 1020, why dof thou thus delay ? 83 Asa ſkinne bottle inthe ſmoke, foam J parcht and dꝛiide: | Bet will J not out ofanp heart . Cie Fix! a ev tbe commandementsdide, ot Bhar Aa.ij. 84 Alas 3006 rlaime. UXIX. 84 Mashow long ſhall J — * i“ before Jfeethehoure, = That on my foes which me torment, thy bengeance thou wilt poure? 35 Pꝛeſumptuous men haue digged pits, — thinking to make meſure: Thus contrary again chy lato, my hurt they Do procure. 86 But thy commandements are ail true, and cauflefle thep me greeue: Tothee therefore J Do complaine, that thou mightit me relecue. 87 Almok they had mecieane deftroid, and brought me quite to ground: Pet by thpttatutes J abode, — and therein fuccor found. 88 Reftore me Lod, agatneto life, for thp mercies excell: And ſo (hall J thy couettants Keep, tillDeath mplifeerpell. LAMED The xij, part. 89 |# heauen, Lod, where thou dot dwei thy woꝛd is ſtabliſht ſure: And ſhall koꝛ all eternitie, faft grauen there indure. 90 From age to age thy truth abides as doth the earth witneſſe: wMholſe ground woꝛke thou haſt laid fofure, AS no toong can expꝛeſſe. 91 Euen to this dap we well map fe, bow all ec ae : According tothpordinance, — ali * ashes — ies 92 Bad PIalme. VXIX. 92 Had it not beene, that in thy lavo myſoule had comfort fought: Long time ere now in my diſtreſſe J had been bꝛought to nought. 93 Therefore will J thy precepts aie, in memoꝛy keepe Falk: By them thou bhatt my life reſtozde, when ZF was at latt taſt. 94 No wight to me can title — for J am onely thine: Saue me therefore, for to thp latwes my eares and hart incline. 95 The wicked men do ſeeke my bane, and theretolie in wait: But Ithe while conſidered hynoble woꝛks and great. 96 Iſee nothing in this wide world, at length which hath not end: But thy commandements and thy word, bepond all extend. —WV y The xiij.p ae t 9 at great deſire and feruent loue W Do J beare to thy law? Mil the day long my whole deuiſe | isonly on thp law. 98 Thy word hath taught me far to paſſe my foes in pollicie: For Hill Jkeepe it as a thing, of moft excellencie. 99 My teachers which did me inſtruct, inknowledge Jexcell: Becauſe J Do thy couenants keepe, he em toothers tell, Ma. iij. ae dae 9 4 ( & SAREE WALA 100 oFn wiledome J do paffe alto | the ancient men in deed: | and alibecauletokeepethplatoes F veld it ate beſt reed. lor My feet F haue refrained eke, from euẽry euill way: Becauſe that J continually thy word might keepe ZF lay. 102 J haue not ſwerude fromthy indgements no2 pet ſhrꝛonke any Dell: F 02 vohy ? thou haſt me taught thereby, _toltue godly and well. 103 D Lowd,how feet onto my tatt, find Jthy words alway? - Doubtleſſe no honte inmy mouth - keele ought ſo ſweet Jimap. 104 Thy lawes haue me ſuch — learnd that vtterly Jhate, Ail Wicked and vngodly waies, in euerie kind o2 vate, - NVN ce | The xiiij. pare. 105 Euen asalanternto mpfeet, fo Doth thy word ſhine bꝛight: And to mp paths, where euer Igo it is a flaming light. ing 106 J haue both Moon and toll perforne, iat mot certainly Doubtlefie: , That J will keepe thy couenants tuft, — annd them in ite expꝛeſſe. isis Horn 107 HéHliction bach meforeoppreh, and brought me to Deaths DR, D Hor, as thou haſt promiſed, : BY nop gained AE 90 0) MOT ans tg — — 108 The / eo PRAMS. CXR et. Te 108 The offrings which with harte boice moſt frankly ZF thee giue: Accept, and teach me howto FJ map after thy tudgements ſiue. 109 My foule is aiefo tn np hand, that Dangers it afatle : _ PBetdo FZ not thy law forget, 1102 it to keepe will fatle. 110 Although the wicked latd their nets, tocatch me at a bꝛay: Bet did J not from thy precepts: onceſwarue o2 go aftray. 111 Thy law J haue ſo claimd altoay,. as mine owne heritage: And vohy? for therein J Delight, and fet mp whole courage. 112 Fozenermorze JF haue beene bent thy ſtatutes to fulfill: Euen ſo likewile vnto theend J voill continue ſtill. SAMECH The xv.part. 113 Te craftie thoughts a double harts J do alwaies deteſt But as fo2 thy lavo and precepts, FJ loued them euer beſt. 114 Thou art my hid and fecret piace, my (hield of trong Defences Therefore haue ZF thy promites lookt for with patience, 115 Go to therefoxe pe wicked men, | Depart from me anone: Forthe commandements Lvotll Ikeepe of God my Lord alone. ay * iz ELALITIC, XIXx. 116 As thou hat pꝛomiſt fo performe, that Death menot aſſaile: Por letmyphopeabulemefo, that thꝛough diftrutt Jquaile. 117 Uiphold me and ZF hall befafe, for ought they Do o2 fap: And in thy ſtatutes pleafure take will J both night and day. 118 Thouhak trod ſuch vnder thy feet, aas do thy ſtatutes bꝛeake: Foꝛnought auailes their fubtiltie, their counlell is but weake. 119 Like droſſe thou caſts the wicked out, where euer they go 02 dwell: Therefore can J„as thy ſtatutes loue nothing halfe fo well. 120 Mylleſh alas ts taken with feare, asthoughttwoercbenumbd; For when F fee thp iudgements, ftraight Jam as one attound. AIN . — Thexyj.part. 121 [Dothething that latofullis, and giue to allmen right: Keſigne me ot to them that would - oppreffe me with their might. 122 But for thy (eruant ſuretie be, inthatchingthatiggood: = That proud men give me notthe foe, tobich rage as thep were voood. 123 Wine cies with watching are now blind, thy health fo much J craues ‘And eke thy righteous pꝛomiſe Loyd, whereby thou bout mefaue, La aio beat 124 Guntreat Piaime, Cxix. — 313 124 Intreatthy ſeruant louingly, —D—— and fauour to him ſhowo8; Thy ſtatutes of mo€ excellence, teach me alfo to know. 125 Thy humble feruant, Lord, F att, grant meto vnderſtand, How by thy ftatutes ZF may know, | be tobattotakeinhand. 126 It is not time, Loꝛd, to begin, __ foztruthis quite decaide: Thy larw likewife they haue tranſgreſt, and none againtt them faide. 127 This is the caule wherefore J lone thy latocs better than gold: | Dr Jewels fine that are eftecmd, - _ mot coftly to be fold. 128 FJ thought thy preceptsall mot iuſt, and fo them latd in ſtore: All craftie and malicious waies J do abhorre therefore. PE The xvij. part. 129 Te coucnants are moſt toonderfull ; and full of things profound ; : My foule therefore Doth keepe them fure, wohen theyaretride and kound. 130 When men kirſt enter nto thy wow, theykind alight molt cleare: And berie Idiots vnderſtand, when they it read oꝛ heare. 131 Foz top Jhaue both gapd and bꝛeathd | to knot thycommandement: ‘That J might guide my lile thereby, ti Flought what thing it ment. ae ako 1S ey 132 With 314 ETAL e XIX. 132 With mercie and compaſſion both behold me from aboue: As thou art wont to behold ſuch as thy name feare aid loue. 133 Direct my footiteps by thy Wood, - that J thy willmayknows - And neuct let iniquitie thy feruant duerthꝛow. 134. From ſſandrous tongs and deadly bares pꝛeſerue and keepe me ture: Thy precepts then will J obferue, and put them ebe in bee. 135 Thy countenance, which doth Sarno thefunne in his bright yew: oct ex Let hine on me, and by thplan teach me what to eſchew. 136 Out ok mine cies great flouds ais out: of drearie teares and fell: nohen J behold how wicked men thylavwes keepe neuer a dell. ZADE The xviij. part. 137 IN euerie point, Loꝛdthou art iuſt, the wicked though theygrutth And vohen thou doſt lentence pronounce; thouartarighteoustudge. ( 138 Torender right and flee from guile, ave two chiefe points full dat rf And tuch as thou hat tn thy lato. commanded bs ſtraitel. 139 With zeale and vorath J amtonlumd, aand euen pinde away: Toſlee my foes thy woꝛd forget, J cuayetiat 3 Do may, Se * 140 Sd — riaime, CxIXx. —4 140 So pure and perfect is thy word, oo | as any heart can deeme: And J thy feruant nothing moze do louc o2 vet eſteeme. 141 And though J benothing {et by, as one of baſe degree: Pet do J notthy heſtes forget, nor (hzink away from thee. 142 Thy rightcoutnefle, Lord, is moſt iuſt, fo2 euer to endure : Alto thy lato is truth ittelfe, moſt conftant and mot pure. 143 Trouble and griefe haue feald on me, | and bought me wondzous lovo: Bet rd ep of thy precepts | — Delight to beare and know. : 144 The righteouſneſſe of thy tudgements — : Doth latt for eucrmorze: Then teach them me, for euen tn them my life lieth bp in fore. | KOPH The xix. part. I th feruent hart J cald a cride, ne W se anſwere me, D Lord: ‘That thy commandements to oblerue J may fully acco2d. 146 To thee mp God F make my fute, with mot humble requeſt: Sate me therefore, and FJ votil keepe thy precepts and thy heſt. dues: 147 To thee FZ ——— w alisata | Che. before the Dap Wwarlights a (ined outsEd Moy noe Becaule that Jhaue in thy word? vai nee, mp — —— Tn GRC ke » 148 Spine 310, aime. WU XIKe 48 Mine cies preuent the watch by night, and ere they call J wake : That by Deuiling of thy woꝛd J might fome comfort take. 149 Incline thine caves to heave my doice, And pitie on me take: - As thou wak woont,fowdgeme Lord, leaft life ſhould me forlake. 150 Dy foes Draw neare,and Do procure imp Deaty malicioufly ; Which from thy labo are farre gone roe and ſtraid from it lewoly. 151 Therefore,D Loꝛd, appꝛoch thou — for need Doth fo require: And allthy precepts true they are, then helpe J thee Defire. 152 Hy thy comandements J hauclearnd, not note but long ago: That they rematne for euerimore, thoubatt them grounded fo. RESH — The xx. part. 153 M# trouble and affliction confider and behold: Deliuer me, for of thy lato. Jeuer take fatt hold. 154. wefend mp good and righteous caule, with {peed mefuccourfend: = From death, as thou haſt promifed, ULdꝛd keepe me and defend. 155 As for the hoicked, farve they ave from bauing health and grace: nobherebpthep might thy tatutes BNW; «they cuter not 9 trate. 156 Great _ 156 Great ave thy eels Lo arnt, ROE Wwohat toong can them attaine? | And as thou halk me iudgd eve now, fo let me life obtaine. 157 Though mante men did trouble me, and perfecute moſt fore : Pet from thy lawes J neuer ſhꝛunke, noꝛ Went awoꝛie therefore. 158 And truth it is, for griefe FJ die, when J theſe traitors {ee : Becaule they keepe no Lohit thy word, no2 pet ſeeke to know thee. 159 Behold, for FJ Do loucthy lawes, with beart moſt glad andfeine : As thou art good and gratious, Loꝛd, reſtore my life againe. 160 What thy woꝛd Doth Decree mutt be, and fo it hath beene euer : Thy righteous tudgements are alfo moſt truc, and Decay neuer. SCHIN .- The xx). part. 161 pe inces haue fought by crueltie cauſeleſſe to make me crouch: But all in vaine, for of thy woꝛd the keare did my beart touch. 162 And certainely, euen of thy hood J was moze merrie and glad: Than he which of rich ſpoiles and pray great tore and plentiebhad. —- 163 As forallites and falfttte, ZF bate moſt and deteſt: — Foz wyhy?thy holy lawes do J | | aboue all things loue beſt. RY 164 Sener 318 Plalme. Cxix. iy | 164 Seuen times a day J pꝛaiſe tesa, finging with heart and votre: Thy righteous acts and wonderfull, - eT fo caufe me to retotce. 165 reat ret and peace {hal all luch ba, as do thy ſtatutes loue: Vast No danger ſhall their quiet Kate impaire 02 orice remoue. 166 Mine onlp health and commu Lo “FF looke for at thy hand: And therefore haue J Done tyole things, that thoudwe me command. 16-7 Thy lawes haue beene mp erercite, which my foule moft defired ; | So much my loue to them was bent, that nought els J required. 168 Thy fatutes and commandements, F kept thouknoweſt aright: Foz all the things that J hauedone, are prefentinthyfight. . TAV The xxij, part. oar? 169 O Loz, let mp complaintand cry before thy face appeare: — And asthou valk me promife made, : foteach me thee to feare. 170 Dine humble fupplication, | toward thee let findacceffe: . And grant me, Loꝛd deliuerance, for fo, is thy pꝛomiſe. , oat Then ſhall my tpt prailes ſpeake, after moſt humble ſort: athouthy ſtatutes haſt metaught, wyherein ſi — all tonvetand 172 Mr Pfalme. Cxx. © ) 319 172 Dy tong ſhall ling a preach thy be i RIE and on this wiſe fay fhall : Gods famous acts and noble lawes are tuft and perfect all. 1°73 Stretch out thy hand I thee beleech, and ſpeedily mefaue: Forthy aig wpeinge ti to — choſen, D Loꝛd, Jha 174 Df thee alone, Lond, qT craue health, for other J bnownone: — And in chy law and nothing els FJ Do delight alone. 175 Grant me therefore long daies to liue, thy name to magnifie: And of thy iudgements merciful let me thy kauour tric. 176 For J was lof and went aftrap, much like a wandering ſheepe: O feeke me,for Jhaue not faiid thy commandments to keepe. Ad Dominum. Pfal. Cxx. T. S. is Dauid banthed from among the barbarous Arabians through faife reports of ve vious flatterers, lamenteth bis long abode among ſuch infidels, giuen to att Bind Swickednefle and contention, 3 ¥ Se = a | docht mecomlozt: 2 Deliuer med fay. from liers — a * ar 320 _ _ Plalme. Cxxy. SEs ese — — — ohm — e — — — —— — ote man ae ae — — — —— — —— — —— — alwap, and | and tong ang of falfe: report, 3 What bantage o2 what thing, gett thou thus foto fting, Thou falfe and flattering lier? 4. Thp tong doth hurt J ween, no leffe than arrowes keen, Okhoteconſuming fire. 5 las too long J ſſacke, within theſe tentsſo blacke, Which Kedars are byname: By tohom the flock elect, and all of Iſaacs fect, Are put to open ſhame. 6 With them that peace did hate , J camea peace to make, And {et a quiet life : 7 But vohen my woꝛd wastold, cauſeles J was controld, By them that would haue ſtrike. Leuaui oculos. Pſal. Cxxj. W. W. ¶ The — ſheweth by bis owne example that the kaithlull ought to loke for all their fuccour of Gov alones who Will gouerne, and giue god ſucceſſe to all their god⸗ | tp — — bina | 1 = life mine — to Sion hill, Lhill , krom tot whenle re Doat: (pene Co en me ee = — — 4 — = ——— — — St nd, that Cuccour God me ſend. 2 The mightie God — “mie Ticco till wich beaten naib ea earth f framed, — — 321 + pi > wae PP i allthinastheveinnamed. 3 Thy foot from flip he will preferue, And will thee lakely keepe, eroꝛ he willneuer lleepe. 4. Love that doth Iſraellconſerue No Meepe at all can him catch, But His cies Do cuer watch. 5 The Lo2d is thy warrant alway, The Low eke Doth thee couer: — Agatthy right band ever. 6 The ſunne hail not theeparch by Day, Hoꝛthe moone not halfe fo bright, Shall with cold theehurtbp night. 7 The Low willkeepe thee from diftreffe, And voill thy life Lure faue, i And thou alfo Halt haue 8 In allthy buſineſſe good ſucceſſe: Where euer thou gock in oꝛ out, God tll thy things being about. | Letatusfum, Pfal.Cxxij,; W.K. | Dauid reioiceth that God actompliſheth his pꝛomiſe and placed his arke in Slon giuing thanks, and pzaieng foz the pzoſperitie of the church, ‘4 ring ſo willingly: Foz let bs bp fay they,and in tye ods | Bb ate 5 he ae ai GALLI N AAT oO pire “that wands wandied wid wide (hall in the Gates avine,D thou Je⸗ — — t= — ruſalem full faire: 3. ma art fo feemelp ſet, much like — — — — — — acitie neat,the like whereol is not elfe where. 4. The tribes with one accord.the tribes of God the Lord ave thither bent their way to take: | Ho God before did tell, that there his Iſraell, their pꝛaiers would together make. 5 Foꝛ there are thꝛones erect, and that foz this relpect, tofet forty iuſtice oꝛderlx: Which thrones right to maintain,to Dauids houſe pertaine Hisfolketotudgeaccordinglp. 6 Topray let vs not ceaſe for Jeruſalems peace, thy friends God proſper mightily: 7 Peace be thy wals about, and profper thee ehoughout toy places che continually, 8 J wilh thy protperous Tate,foz np poore bꝛethꝛens ſake, that comfort haue by means of thee: 9 Gods boule doth me allurethy wealth forte procure, ff much alwaies ag lieth in me. 3 isl chen esa apap cad 123 Alte leuaui. Pſal Cxxiij. T.SsS. — CBs ta Whehen mnin te ehn ora ees J Ou thatheauen doſt hollelle, ‘Singhs 2 Bliftmineeiestothee: = 3 aaa. Sl Euenas theferuant lifteth his, pis maifters bands to fee. 2 Ashandmaids watch their miftreffehands, ſome grace forto atchiue: So we behold the Lord our God, tillbedo bs foꝛgiue. 3. Low, grant bs thy compaſſion, | and mercy tnthy light: For we are fild and suercome ~ Sith hatred anddefpight. 4. Ourminds be tuft with great rebuke, ‘the rich and woꝛldly voile | Joo make of bs theirmocking ſtocks, the pꝛoud do be deſpiſe. Nifi quia ‘Domi. Pfal. Cxxiiij, W. W. Ae faithful delinered out of areat danger, acknon ledge not to hans eſcaped b — edi stip aaah Sy * Sli ‘had: not our caute iain 2 3tbat the ‘Lod bad not, Bb.ij. —— ‘our. . oufly, made their bprozes,and ſaid we cwend all Die. ‘i 3 Mow long ago,thep had deudourd vs all: , AnD ſwallowed quicke for ought that wecould deeme, Such was their rage, as we might well eſteeme. 4 And as the flouds wity mightie force do fall ; So had thep no w our liues euen bzought to thrall. 5 Theraging ſtreames moſt proud tn roaring nibiee, ree long ago oueriwhelmd bs inthe Deepe : But loucd be God, which doth bs Cafelte keepe, From bloodie tecty,and their matt cruel boice, Which as a pray tacat bs wouldreioice. 7 Euen as a bird out of the foulers grin Eſcapeth away, right fo tt kareth with bs, Broke are their nets,and woe haue ſcaped thus. $ God that made heauen and earth, is our helpe then His name hath laued bs froin thele wicked men. Quix —— Pfal. Cxxv. W. K. He — theatfuranceof the fat u int etr afflic 2 > del thetx —— veftruction of the wic af : tons on rth bet * fuchasn Plaime.CxxVe 325 Bee OS NEE SENTRA OF Sa PAE. ET A SP firmly ſtand, a be remoued at no hand,the 102d wil coũt a5 eS Sree eee the right a iuſt, ſo that they ſhalbe ſure for euer to indure. 2 As mighty mountains huge and great, Jeruſalem about do cloſe: So will the 1020 be bnto thofe, Who on bis godly will Do woatt. : Such areto him fo Deare, They neuer need to feare. 2 Foz though the rightcous trie Doth he, By making wicked men his rod: Leaſt they through greefe fortake thetr God Ft Hall not as their lot til be. 4 Giue Lord to thofe thy light, Whoſe harts are true and right. 5 Mut as kor luch as turne alide, By crooked wales which they out fought, Che Loz willſurely bring to nought, With works moſt bile they Mhallabtde. Wut peace with Iſraell Foꝛ euermoꝛe (hall dwell. Another of the ſame by R. W. hoethat do put their confidence, Sing this asthe )- | Wiponthe Lod our God onely: — And fice to him for their defente, 3 In all thew necd and miferp, HA GIS) 1 SUSU SU * BUY. Their ae Plſalme.Cxxv. Their kaith is ſure, firme to indure, Grounded on Chak the corner ſtone: Moued with nore ill but tandeth til Stedfal like to the mount Stor. ‘And as about Jerufalem, The mighty hils do it compaſſe: So that no enmies come tothem,, To hurt that tovone in any caſe. So God tndeed,in euery need His faithfull people doth defends. Standing them by aſſuredly, From this tune forth wooꝛſd without end. Right voile and good is our Loꝛd God,, And waill not fuer certainly, Theflinnersand vngodlies rod, To tarry vpon his family. Leatt they alſo from God ſhould go Falling to ſinne and wickedneſſe: D Low defend woꝛld without end, Why chꝛiſtian flocke though thy goodneffe.. D L020,00:go0d to Chꝛiſtians all,, That ſtedtaſt in thy toozd abide : uch as willingly from God fall, and to faite Doctrine Daily ſſide. Such voill the Lozd ſcatter abroad, With bppoczits throvone DoLone to hell :. God will them fend paines without end,, But Low, grant peace to Iſraell. Glorie to God the father of might; And to the ſonne our ſauiour: ) And to thehoite Ghoſt, whole lihght Shine in our hearts, and vs fuccour, That | Pele, Cay. ee Chat the right way from Day to Dap bi te moe may walke,andhimglorifie: — With hearts Defirc,all that ave here woꝛſhip the Loꝛd, and fap, amen. Inconuertendo. Pfal.Cxxvj. W.K. € This plane Has made after the returne of the people from Babylon and Mewethy that the meane of their deliuerance Was Wanderfull,after the ſeuenty peares of caps tivitic foꝛeſpoken by Feremic,25,1 2. and29,10. I, when that the 020 again nhis Sionhad forth broght, —— — feat ws Coven Cee — — —— — — bondage sane allo ſeruitude extreme: Hig Soe eae See work was ſuch as did ſurmount mans hart z —— ——— — ſo that we were much like to them that bic to drꝛeame. — — — N ⸗ === — — — ea — — — — — — — Se — — ee — — 2. Our mouthes were with laughter filled then, a eke — —r— — ee —— — —— — — = — — & — — — — — — — —— — — — — — — — — — — out oe DID ſhew bs siopfull men. * 328 Palme.Cxxvij. F 2 The heathen kolke were korced then this to conkeſſe, ow that the Lod for them alſo great things bad Done: 2 Wut much more we,and therefore can confefle no leſſe, wWherefore to top hoe haue good cauſe as we begon. 4. D o2d,go forth thou cantt ourbondage end, Als to Delerts, thy flowing riuers ſend. | 5 Fulltrue it ts that they vohich ſo w with teares indeed, al time will cone, when they ſhall veape in mirth and top > They went and wept in bearing of their pretious (eed, for that their foes fulloftentimes did them annoy. | But their returne with top they hall ſure fee, Their ſheaues home bring, and not impatred be, Nifi Dominus. Pſal. Cxxvij. W. W. € Ft isnot mans wit,power,oz laboz.but the free godneſſe of Gon that giueth riches, pꝛeſerueth toons and countries ,giueth nourifment,andchilozen, Fr Feept the Lowd the houſe Do make, papariis tee 2 4~And therebnte Doth fet his hand, mai la 9 What men do build tt cannot ſtand: : Like wife in baine men budertake,. Cities and holds to watch and ward, Creept the Lord be their fafegard. 2 Though ve rife earlp in the morne, And ſo at night go lateto bed, Feeding full hardly with brovone bzead + Pet were pour labour loft and Lorne. But they whom God doth loue and keepe,. Keceiue all things with quiet ſleepe. 3 Therefore marke well, when ere poutee: — That men haue heirs to inioy their land, It is the gift of Gods owne hand. For Godhimlelfe doth multiplie,. Okhis great liberalitie, . 2 ‘The bletling ofpatteritie, ig? 2 oper - €PfalmesCrevig 9 O09 329 4 And vohen the children come to age, They grow tn ſtrength and actiuenefle, In perſon and in comlineffe: ) Sothat a hhaft hot with courage, Ot one that bath a moſt ſtrong arme, Flieth not fo ſwift noz Doth like harme. 5 D well is hun that haty hts quiver, Furniſhed with fuch artillerie: Foꝛ Loven tn perill he hall be, Such one fhall neuer hake nor ſhiuer, When that he pleadeth before the indge, Againt his foes that bearehim grudge. Beatiomnes. Pfal.Cxxviij. T. S. ar fpe pxomfesot Gods bletingo toa them thatime in tevonogeebe eee cording to his commandements, ” , Bite artthouthatfearel God, ——( Singthisto and walkeſt in his way: per i { 2. For ofthy labour chou halt eat, Seeing px: happy art thou fay. 3 Like frutefull dines on the houte fides, {o Doth thy wife pring out: e Thy chilbzen ands like Oliue plants, thy table round about. 4 Thus art thou blett that feareft God, aand he thall let thee ſee: 5 Thepronuled Jeruſalem, and his kelicitie. 6 Thou lhalt thy childrens children lee, to thy greattotes increale: And like wiſe grace on Iſraell pepe” oy: profperiticand peace... oe ae 330 Pſalme. Cxxix. Cxxx. Sæpe expugnauerunt. Pfal.Cxxix. N. ip Be admoniſheth the church to reivice, though afflicted inall ages, fos God wit : ‘Deliver it, and ſuddenly veftrop the enimies thereof, O Sitther, note Itraell may tay, —— * mefrom my youth aſſaild: the Ciij.pf. 2 Oft they aſſaild mefrom imp youth, vet neuer thep preuatld. 3 Wpon my backe the plowers plod, and furrowes long DID call: 4. The righteous Loꝛd hath cut the coꝛds oF KotckeD foes at lat. ʒ They thathate Hint, hall be athamd, and turned backe alfo: 6 And made as gvafle byonthe houte, that withereth ere it grow. 7 Whereofthe mower cannot find inougqh tofillbis hand: srorhe can fill his lap that goeth to gleane bpon theland. Noꝛ paſſers bp pray God on them to let his bleſſing fail: frorfay, voe bleſſe poutnthename — of God the Lod at all. i Deprofundis. Pfal.Cxxx. W. W. - CAn effectuous pꝛaier to obtaine mercie and forginenette ok hist a Deliverance fromall il euiis. iat bis eh and at length Hes = “Bee — * to thee J make mp mone, when Dangers me ea ‘i Pfalme. Cxxxj. — —— li — — — — oS — ios 2 Heare no vo,O Lo2rd,imyp requeſt, for itis tul due — — — — —— — — — — — “tine: And let thi thine e ears ap be prꝛeſt vnto this pʒaier mine. 3 O Loddour Godifthou weigh our lins, and them peruſe: — Who ſhall chen eſcape, and ſay, Ican my fife excule. i 4. But Lozd thouart mercifull,and turuſt to bs thy grace: d That we wharts moſt carefull; houldfeare before thy face. In Gon J put my whole truſt my foule waits on his will: Fane promife is moſt tuft,and Jhope therein fill, 6 Wy foule to God hath regard voiſhing for him alway: More than they that watchs ward ta (ee the Dawning day, 7 Let Iſraell then boldly,in the Lordputhistrat: || He is that God ofmercy that his deliuer mull, Af —9 S Foꝛ he tis that muſt ſaue Itaeittemhistnne; And all ſuch as lurely put their eontibenees in han. Dominenon eft... Pfal’Cxxxj, M eMauid charged With ambition prote teth his humilitie — God, . Ores am not puftinmind, Seas to the: 4 $-vauenofcomnfulletes- ——— Jdo not exerciſe my ſelfe imn things that be too bte.. G 2 But as a child that wained igz euen from bismothersbeett; sors 332 Pialme. Cxxij. Sohaue F,Lod,behaued mptelfe, infilence and in reſt. | 2 Iſraell truſt in the Loꝛd, fet hin be all thy ſtay: From thts time forth foꝛ euerinoze, fromage to age, J fay. MementoDomine. Pfal, Cxxxij. M. ¶ The Faithfull grounded on Gods pzomiſe made nto Dauid, deſireth chat he Would eftablith the fame,both as touching bis pofterttte, and the building of the temple, to . Sa as was fozefpoken, peat Sof the temple, to = — —— — — : I, aoe, — troubles, 1020, how to the Loꝛd ergot befwore, 2.And bowd a bow to Jacobs God,to keepe mee : —— ee foꝛeuermoꝛe.3. Jwill not co will not come within my boule, noꝛ H — — — — = — fe, — Mt es bp to to my bed: 4. Por let my temples take their EE OLS i — eies in my head, Till Zhauc found out for the Loyd. | ae thereon: ) * x We ¢ © n 3 Piaime.Cxxxy. ee In houſe for Jacobs God;,to be BED BIS an habitation. — 6 rocheardofitateiwwhata, there DID we heare this found: And in the kelds and forrelts there,, thefe boices firft were found. 7 poe will aflap And go in no vo his tabernacle there: Before his footftoole to fallDotwne vpon out knees tn feare. 8 ASriie,D Low, arile fay, into thy reiting place: Both thouand the arke ofthp ftrength, the prefence of thy grace. 9 Let all thy preefts be clothed, 102d, with truth and righteouſneſſe: Let al thy ſaints and holy men,/ fing all with topfulneffe. 10 Alnd forthy feruant Dauids fake, tefute not, L020, 3 fap ; The face of thine annotnted, Lord, norturne tip face away. — ' ey The fecond part, 1 The Lord to Dauid fwore tn truth, and will not hrinke fromit : Saieng the krute ofthybodp — vpon thy feat ſhall fit. 12 And ik thy fonnes my couenant keepe⸗ that J thalllearne ech one: CThen {hail their fons for eucr fit | vpon thy princely throne. 33 The Logd himlelfe hath chote Siow sa louestheremtto dwells ~- 4 Salem 33: Plame. UXXxXWfo 14. Saieng,this is my refting place, FZ loue and like it well. 15 Bnd F wiil bleſſe with great increale hir vittuals euery where: And J will latiſtie with bꝛead che needythat be there. 16 Vea ZF will decke and cloath bens with np faluation: And all hiv faints hall fing for ioy of mp protection. 17 There will J furely make the hoztie of Dauid foz to bud: For there FZ haue odaind for mine a lanthoꝛne bright and good. 18 As for bis enmics J will cloaty with (hame kor euermore: But ] will caule his crovone to Hite moze frell than heretofore. _ Eecequambonum. Pfal. Cxxxiij. W. W. 2 > The commendation of godip and brotherly amitie compared tothe molt ppette ous oile mentioned in Exod xxxx. How happy athing it is, Sing this to the O and topfull foz to fee, — Bꝛethꝛen togetherfat to hold the band okamitie. 2 Ft cals to mind the ſweet — and that coſtlyointment: Which on theſacrificers head by Gods precept was ſpent. 6 aR Ft wet not Aaronsheadalone, ~ PS butdrenchthis beard thoughout; And finallpicdid rundowne J ene pe aaa + ii ore? pore! das + bl | 3 Bnd PiaiMesCXxxulyf. B55 3 and asthe lower ground borate. | —— revista u And Spion with birt fluerdrops ie the fields with frute Doth fill. Euen lo the Lord doth poure on them bis bleſſings manifoſd: wWhole hearts and minds without all guile this knot do keepe and hold, Ecce nune. Pfal, Cxxxiiij. WV. K. OG THe cphorteth the Leuits that Swatch inthe temple to prat‘e the Loꝛd. ———— es ee = ae — ¥ Behold aud haue regard , pe ſeruants of the aon eee which inbis boule bypnight do watch, praiſe bun ith one accord. 2 Likt by pour hands on hie bitts hisholy place : and giue the Lor bis pratles Dues. big benefits imbꝛace. 3 Sor whys the Low who did both earth and heauen frame: — Sion bleſſe, and will conſerue e the — Laudate 330 Plalme. UXXXVe 3 Laudatenomen. Pfal. Cxxxv. N, ¶ He exhoꝛteth all the faithful! to praife Don for his maruellous weꝛks an gracns | wherein he hath Declared bis maieſty,to the contuſion ot all Zoclaters. —s-.. Re — 1. O praiſe the Loꝛd, pzaiſe hun, praife him, pꝛaiſe bin — 6 eee — —2 uants of the 1020: 2. pꝛaiſe bun pe that ſtand and be Sa eres — — — ae — — {= —— in the houſe of the Loꝛd: He of his court andof bis —— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — =o we ee) . houte.praife him with one accord. 3 Praile pethe Loꝛd, foz he is good, ling pꝛaiſes to his name: It is a comly and good thing, alwatestoDothefame. = 4Foꝛ why 2 the Loꝛd hath choſe Jacob, vis very one poulee + So hath be cholen Ftracll, histreaſure foꝛto be. gf) FERS ame | ; : | 5 For Plaime. Cxxxv. 5 Forthis J know and am right ture, the Lois bertegreat: He isin decd aboue all gods moſt eaſie to intreat. 6 for whatſoeuer pleaſed hint, all chat full wellhe wꝛought: In heauen in earth and tn theſea, which be bad framde ofnought. + He lifts bp clouds euen fromthe earth, he makes lightnings and raine: He bꝛingeth foorth the winds alfo, | he made nothing in vaine. 8 Heſmote the kirſt boꝛne ofech thing, inn Egypt that tooke reſt: He ſpared there no liuing thing, ‘the man 102 pet the beat. 9 Hebhath inthee Herod wonders great, D Egypt bod of bants: On Pharao thy curledbing, and his ſeuereſeruants. 10 Helmote then manicnations, and DID great acts and things : He ſſew the great and mightict, " and cheefett of their bings. 11 Schon bing of the Amozites, and Dag bing of Balan: | He flew alfo the kingdoms all, that were of Canaan. 12 And gaue their land to Iſraell, an heritage we ſee: To Iſcaell his ovone people, | anheritage to be. naan ont ine. Ce.j. 337 qi 335 Piaime. UXXXVe @ The fecond pare. | 13 Thy name, D Lord, ‘thall till enue, ny andthypimemortalls © Throughout all generations, that are o2 ever ſhall. 14, The Low thal furely now aucnge - bis people all in deed: And to his feruants be will fhe fauour in timeof need. 15 The Jools of the Heathen are made, in all their coattes and landes: MPffilucr and of gold be they, | the workes euen of mens handes. 16 They hauetheir mouthsacannot{peab, and cies that haue no fight: : 17 They hauc eke eaves that heare nothing, their mouthes be breathles quite. 18 Wherkoze all they are like fo them, . that ſo Do fet themforth: Andiibewile thole that truſt in them, orthinke they be ought vooꝛth. 19 Dailpehoutle of Iſraell, fee that pepratte the Loꝛd: And pe that be of Aarons houte, pꝛayſe him woith one accord. ~ 20 Bnd pethat be of Leuies houte, | praifepelikewwifethe ows Andallthatfandinatcofhim, — : * : be ph pꝛailſe him with one accoꝛd. 21 And out of Sionſound his praile, the great praiſe of the Loꝛd: Which dwelleth in Jeruſalemw ee | 2 hae with one dst se pe . onfi- PialMme. UXXXVJe 339 Confitemini Domino. Cxxxyj. : . A motk earneſt exhoꝛtation to give thankes vnto bec * the creation and gouer⸗ nance of all things, I abe pethe Lo , for bets good at — endu⸗ “eet foreuer! euler. 2 eine sh er sito the God — gods, ey His cia — — mercy endureth for eucr. 3 Giue praile vnto the Lord of se et a * — =: : —— — — Loꝛds, for bis mercy — » fos euer. 4. nobich only Be — — — A ome — — — Doth great wonders works, for his mercy endureth, ac. 5 Which by his wifdom made the heauens for bis mercy,ec 6 Which onthe waters ſtretcht the earth, for bis merey,ac. 7 Which made great light to Hine absoad.foz his mercy,ec. 8 As Sunneto tule the lightiome Day, for bis mercie, ee. 9 The Moone and Cars to quide the night, for bis mercy, ac 10 Which ſmote Egypt 1b their firk born, fo his mercy ac. ii it SP anaenmerat out from them, for hismercie,ac. | "Ss ee with 340 Pllalme. Cxxxvij. | 32 with mighty handand ſtretched avine,forhis mercy,ac, 13 wobichcuttheredleaintwoparts,fozbismercy,ac. 14. And Iſraell made pafle there through, for his mercie,ec, 15 And Drowned Pharao and his hoatt,for his mercie,ee. 16 Though wildernerle his people led, fog his mercie,ec. 17 He vobich did {mite great noble bings,forhismercpac. 18: And which hath flan the mighty kings forbisinercpac 19 AS Sebhon king of the Amoꝛites, fox hts merce, ac. } 20 Bnd Ogthebing of Balan land, for his mercie,ac._ 21 Aud gaue their land for heritage, for his mercte, ec. 22 Euen to his ſeruaunt Iſraell, fox his mercie, ec. 23 Remembzed bs in bate eftate, forhismercie, ee. 2.4. Bnd from oppreffours reſcued bs, fox his mercic,cc. 25 nobichgiucth food bnto all lleſh, kor his mercie,ec. 26 Pꝛapyle pe the God of heauen aboue, foꝛ his merce, ge. 27 Giue thanks vnto the Lod of Loꝛds, fos his mercie ec. Super flumina.’ Pfal. Cxxxvij. WV. W. ¶ The Plraclites in their captinitic hearing the C aldeans repꝛoch and plaſpheme God andhis ectigion delire God to pumiſh the Edomits who pꝛouoked tye Ba⸗ bplonians againũ them, and pꝛophelled the deſtruction of Wabplon, — =< — cae — — Gee — — — — — ö— —— — — — (= — and in remembrance of Sion the teares for griete burſt | SS = = — =, out: 2 voe hangd ouͤr harps and indruments the tail | — Plalme. arash “be . 2 — — Se — — — —— ö — planted many one. nes mee ; 3 Then they to whom we priloners were, fatd tobstauntingly: Nowo let ds heare your Hebsue fongs, : and pleafantly melody. | \ 4 Aalas ſayd we, whocanonceframe his ſozro vofull bart to fing The praples of our louyng God, thus vnder a ftraunge beng. 5 But yet ik J Jeruſalem out of my bart let fide: Theniet my fingers quite forget | the warbipng Harpe to guide. me 6 And let my tongue within my mouth, ⸗ be tide kor euer faſt: Ifthat J toy before Iſee thy fulldeliuerance paſt. 7 Therfore, D Lord, remember nots — the curſed noyſe and crpꝛꝛ 5 ‘That Edomes ſonnes again bs made, nat Site when they rasdeour Citte. Fa 8 — Kemember Lord their cruell wozdess when as with one accord They cride ott, ſacke, and raze theit — 5 a, in ideſpight of — how. | | 3! eee Cc.iij. —— 8 even — 444 PAA, WAAAVIE® $ Euenfo ſhalt thouc O Babplon,) atlength todutbebrought: © And happy ſhall that man be cald, that our reuenge bath wrought. 9 Pea bleed hall that man becald, that takes thy children poung: | Todalh their bones againſt hard ſtones wohich lye the ſtreetes among. | Confitebor tibi. Pfal. Cxxxviij. N. ¶ Dauid pꝛaiſeth the godneſſe of Godtoward hint, foz Which , eueu Lopreine Pꝛinces hall pratle the Loꝛd togither With hiss, And he is alluredto have like comfozt of od hereafter, as heretoloʒe. TT dice will Jpꝛaite with mp whole hart, sae diete mp 1020 my God alwates : the xivij pt Euen tn theprefenceokthe Gods — F will aduaunce thy pꝛayſe. 2 Toward thy holy Temple J — willlooke and woglhtp thee: And prapled in my thankefull mouth thy holy name Mall be. Cuen for thy louing kindneſſe fake, and for thy truth withall: ; Foꝛ thou thy name halk bp thy 10020. aduaunced overall. 3 When J did call thou heardeſt me, and thou batt made alto, ee Che power ofencreafed ſtrength within mp foule to grow. 4 Beaallthe kinges oncarth they hall gine praile to thee, D Loꝛd: F02 they of thy mot holy mouth ) ; haue heard thy mighty woꝛd. Via | Fide; Mokakine Te 343 5 They ofthe wales of Godthe Lod ee infinging hallintreate: Becauſe the glozie of the Lozd - itiserceedDing great. He 6 The Loꝛd is high, and yet he doth behold thelovoly fpivit: But he contemning knowes a karre the proud and lofty wight. 7 Although in midtt of trouble FJ bo walke,pet hall J and: Renued by thee, D my Lord, thou voit ftretch out thy band. Uponthe torath ofall my foes, and ſaued ſhall J be: By thy right hand the Loꝛd God toill perfozme his worke to me.. 8 Thy mercp Lord endures foz ate, Loꝛd Do me not forfake: Foꝛſake me not that am the worke, which thine ovone hand did make. Domine probafti. Pfal. Cxxxix. N. ¶ Danid to cleanfe his heart from all hppocrifie, ſheweth that nothing ts fo feerct which God ſeeth not. After declaring his zeale and keare of God , he pzoteſteth to be enumie to all thers that contemne God. O Lowd, thou hatt me tride and knowne, § sing tis * my fitting thou doſt knowo: “ Ci tr 2 And rifiug eke my thoughts a farre thou vnderſtandſt alſo. 3 Mypathes, yea and mp lying dotone, thou compaſſeſt alwaies: And by familiar cuſtome art Acquainted with my waies. — * 4H0 4 40311388 Ww AAA : _. i 4, fio woꝛd is in my tong, D Lod, ... bout kno vone it is to the : 5 Thoume behind hodlſt and before thou laieſt thine hand on me. 6 Too wonderfullaboue my reach Low is thy cunning ſkill: It is fo hic, that Jthe fame | can not attaine vntill. 7 Fromfight of thy all (eeing fprite, | Low, whitherhallJ go? 9 2 tobether hall Z fice away, . thy pretence to fcape fro? 8 To heauentfZ mountaloft, lo thou art prefent there: In hellifJlicdownebeiow, euen there thou dott appeate, 9 Pealet me take the moming wings, and let me go and hide: Euen there wohere ave the kartheſt parts, where fowing lea Doth fide, 10 Pea cuen thither alfo Hall thy reaching hand me guide: And thy right hand hall boid me kalt, and make meto abide, 11 Pea, if J Cap thedarknefie hall pet ſhꝛoud me from thy ſight: Lo, euen alſo the darkeſt night About me ſhall be light. 12 Bea darxkneſſe hideth not from thee, but night doth Hineasdap: To thee the Darknefle and the light are both altkealtoay. J * — th —— NS wy — — ses | — + laime. \XXXIXs 345 @ The fecond | eT, * ; 13 Foꝛ thou —e— —X my raines, and thou haſt couered me: when J within mp mothers wombe incloſed was by thee. 14. Thee will J praite, made feavefully and wondoully J am: Thy works are maruellous, right well my foule Doth know the fame. 15 My bones they are not hid from thee, although in ſecret place J haue beene made, and in the earth beneath Jſhaped was. 16 vobhen F was formeleffe,then thine eie lavo me, foꝛ tn thy booke Were written all, naught was befoꝛe, that after fafhion tooke. 17 The thoughts therefore of thee, © God, how Deare are they to me? And of them all how palling great the endleffe numbers be: 18 JEFF Hould count them,lo their ſumme moze then thefand F fee: And wohentoeucr J atwake, pet am J Hill with thee. 19 The wicked and the bloodie man, ob that thou wouldeſt flap: Cuen thole,D God,to whom Depart, Depart from me,F fay. 20 Cuen thofe of thee,D Lorwd my Gon, that ſpeake full wickedlie: Thole that are lifted bp inbaine, es entintes to thee. SRT 3 21 Date 34 lame. UXL. Abie 21 Bate F not them that hate thee Aor, , and that in carnett wiſe? Contend F not againt chem all, againſt thee that ariſe? 22 Fhate them vith vnkained hate, etten as my beter foes: 23 Trieme, D God, andknow mp beart, my thoughts proue and diſcloſe. 24. Contider, Lo:d, ik wickedneſſe in me there anp be : And in thy way, D God, my guide foz ener lead thou me. Eripeme Domine. Pfal.Cxl, N. ¶ Dauid prateth vnto the Lord, agatnt the crucitie,falfhood and iniuries of his enta mies alluring himfelfe of his Cuccour . — he pzouoketh theiuktoppzaile . che Loꝛd, and to aſſure themſelues of bis tui [_Dadlaue ine from the — Sing this to the and From the cruell wight sain Pha en 2 Deliuer me, which euill do | imagine in their {pzite. 3 nobich make on me continuall warre, thetr tongs lo they haue whet: Like lerpents vnderneath their lips, is adders popfon fet. 4. Keepe me, D Loꝛd, from wicked hands, preferuc me to abide: Free from the cruell man that meanes tco cauſe mp fepsto flide. 5 Che proud haue laid a ſnare for me, andthep haue ſpread a net: With cords in my path wales, and ging for meekehaue thep tet. 6 eee 3 ſaid vnto the How, on — God alone: ee | Weare Plalme. Cx. DHeare ime, D Low, O heare the boice, wherewith FZ pray and mone, - 7 PD Low mp God, thou onlp art the ſtrength that ſaueth mee: My head in Dap of battell hath beene couered till by thee. 8 Letnot, D — the wicked haue the end of this deſire: Performe nothis ill thought, leatk he with pride be fet on fire. 9 Df them that —— ao about, the chicfett of them all Lo2d,let the mitchiefe of their lips bpon themfelues befall, 10 Let coles fall on them,let him cat them in confuming dame : Andi in Deepe pits, ſo as they may not rife out of the fame. 1i Forno backbiter hall on earth be fet in rable plight: And euill to deſtruction ful ſhall bunt the cruell wight. 12 J know the Low thaff licted will | reuenge, and iudge the pooze: - Che iu hall pꝛaiſe thy name,tuk ſhall Divell with thee evermore. Domine clamaui. Pfal. Cxlj. N. 347° C — being greenonfip poco pn Saule defireth fuccour , and patience tilt God take bengeance of his enimies 1D Dido bpon thee do J — batt the thee nico me: : And — — = — — — And harken Lord onto my botce, whẽ Jdo cry to other. j As incenlſe, let mp prater be Directed in thine etes: And the bplifting of mp hands, as euening facrifice. ; My Lor, for guiding of my mouth, {et thou a watch before: And alfo of mp mouing lips, D Low, keepe thou the doze. 4 That J ſhould wicked works commit, tucline thou not my hart: With til men of tyetr Delicats, Loꝛd · let ine eat no part. 5 Butlet the righteous {mite me, Loꝛd koꝛ that is good for me tly, Let him repꝛooue me, and the fame, a pꝛetious otle {hall be. | Such ſm ting hall not breake mp —— the time ſhall ſhortly fall: 7 noben FJ thallin their miſerie mabe praters for them all. 6 Then when in ſtonie places downe their iudges ſhall be caſt: Then ſhall they heare my woꝛds, for chen they haue aplealant taſt. | 7 Dur bones about the graues mouth, fo fcattered are they found: Peep ego rire = * a ae . 8 But, Pfalme. Cxlij. 349 8But, O mp Lord my God, mine etes Do looke bp vnto thee: In thee ts all my truſt, let not ny foule fortaken bee. . g Which thep hauelatd to catch mem, Laoꝛd keepe me from the rare: And from the fubtill grins of them, that wicked woꝛkers are. 10 The wicked into their owne nets togither let them fall: while J Do by thp helpe efcape theDangersofthem all. Voce meaad Do. Pfal. Cxlij. N. ¶ Danid neither for Feare noz anger , wonld bill Haule , but With a quict mind p2ated vnto God, whe pzeſerued him, BEtoꝛe the Loꝛd God with my boice —— FJ did fend out mycrie: the Cx. po 5 And with my rained botcehnto | | the Lord God prated J. 2 Dy meditation in his ſight topoure J DID not {pare : - Bnd inthe prefence of the Lord mptroubles DID Declare. 2 Although perplered was mp ſprite, my path was knotone to thee ; In way where F Did walke, a ſnare . __ they flilplatd for mee. 4. J viewd and lookt on mp righthand, but none there would me know: All rekuge fatied me, and for nip foule none cared the. 5 Then cried F Lozd to thee, andfaid, i | my bopethouonlparts. Thou 350 Pſalme. Cxliij. Thou in the land of liuing art — my portion and my part. 3 6 Parketo mp cep, for J am bꝛought full low, Deliver me | From them thatdo me perfecute, for metoo {trong they be. 7 That J may pꝛaiſe thyname, my foule from pꝛiſon, Lord, bring out: When thou art qood tome, the tulk hail pꝛeaſe me round about. Domine exaudi. Pfal. Cxliij. N. ¶ An earnelt prater for remiffion of finnes, acknowledging that the enimies dts cruelly perfecute hint by ods iutk iudgement. He delireth to be reftozed to grace, to be gouerned bp bis holy fpirtt , that he map fpend the reſt of bis life én the trucfeare and feruice of God. [_Dpdbeare my praier, harke the plaint Sing this Pe that J Do make to thee; the Ciij. pf Loꝛd in thy native truth, and in thy iuſtice anſwere mee. 2 In iudgement with thy leruant, Lord, ob enter not at all: * Foz iuttified be in thy fight not one that liueth ſhall. 2 The enmie hath purlued my foule, my life to ground hath theovone ¢ And laid me inthe Darke, like them - tthat Dead are long agone. ‘A Wwithin me in perplexitiite was mine accombed{prte: And in me was my troubled heart amazed and afflihght. 5 Pet Jrecodtimepat,inall — thy woꝛkes Jmeditate: * : Pſalme. Cxliij. vel 351 Pea in thy woꝛkes J meditate, | that thy bands haue create. 6 To thee, D Lod mp God, lo J, Do ftretcy the crauing bands: My foule defireth after thee, as do the thirſtie lands. 7 Heare me with (peed, my ſpirit Doth fatl- hide not thy face me fro: Els Hall J be like them, that Dotone into the pit Do go. 8 Let me thelouing kindneffe in the mogning beare and know: Forinthecismytrut,hhewme — - the wapthat‘Zhallgo. 9 a ai lift bp imp foule to thee, Load, Deltuer mee 7 Foams all mine enimies, for J haue hidden me with thee. 10 Teach me todo thy votll,for thon, thouart my God;Ffap: Let thy good ſpirit bnto the land of mercie me conuey. 11 Forthy names fake with auickning gt altue Dothoume makes — And out of trouble bring mp foule, euen foz thy witice fake. 12 Andforthpmercieflaymypfoes, D Loꝛd deſtroy thentall: That do oppreffe my foule, for F » thyferuantamandihall. . Benedictus Dominus. Pfal. Cxliiij. N. € D auid praifeth the Loꝛd for his bictozies and bin ene reSonsd, vot cain * fo; —— the wicked ; ano becasetysojeetn the fel ofante peop le : Bleſt 352 ~~ Plalme.Cxliny. o 4 Lett bethe Lord myſtrength, that doth {Singthistco > ꝛ b! inffruct my hands to fight: — : Stetina ¢ ‘The Lord that doth my fingers frame , 2 to battell by his might. ae 2 Heis my goodneſſe, fort and to wer deliuerer and ſhield: — In him ZF truſt, my people he lubdues to meto veeld. 3 D Lod, what thing is man, that hin thou holdett fo in price z Oꝛ ſonne ofinan, that bpon him thou thinkeſt in ſuch notte? 4. Manis but like to banitte, fo paffe bis Dates to end: ! 5 As flecting fhade bow Dotone, D 1020, the heauens and deſcend. 6 The mountains touch,a they ſhall imoke, caſt foorth thy lightning fame: | And (catter them, thine arrowes ſhoote, conſume them with the fame. 7 Send done thy hand euen from aboue, O Loꝛd, Deliuer mee: 4 Take me from waters great, from hand of ftrangers make me free. 8 whole fubtill mouth ofbanitic, — and fondnefle Doth intreat; And their right hand is arighthand offalhoodanDdecett, —. 9 Anew fong will ZF fing ,D God, 7 andfinging will bees On iol andon inſtrument . ten Stringed vnto thee. * ae Oe Bs 40 Euen A. SERMALALWF —MAV OD sro Euen he it is that onely giues Deliueranceto kings: Uinto his feruant Dauid helpe froin burtfull ſwoꝛd he brings. a1 From flrangers hand me faues hield, whoſe mouths talke banitie: And their right hand ts aright hand of guile and ſubtiltie. 12 That our fons maybe as the plants, Loom growing pouth doth reare: Dur daughters as carued comer tones, like to.a palace faire. 12 Dur garners full, and plenty may With ſundry forts be found: Dur ſheepe bring thoufands in our Kreets, ten thoufand may abound. 14. Dur oren be to labour trong, that none do bs inuade: ‘There be no going out.no cries within our freets be made. 15 The peopie bleſſed ave,that with fuch bleſſings are fo ſtorꝛd: Pea bleed all the people are, whole Godis Godthe Lord. Exaltabote. Pfal.Cxlv. N. cece ¶ Dauid defcribeth the wonderful prowidence of od, in governing and preſeruing all the other creatures. ic pꝛaiſeth Godfoz his iuftice.mercic,and ſpecial louing ni nefletomards thofethat call vpon hint, that feare and lowe bins. esse e seas =: I Thee will Z laud mp God abing and bleſſe thy name ; | DJ. —V <——Z — — — — Sa — — — — — SS ee — — — — — — — — — CY eS — — ſhallthy works praiſe, and thy po wer preach. & FJ ofthy glorious maieſtie the beautie youll reco: And meditate bpon thy works moſt wonderfull, D Low. 6 And they ſhall okthy power, and of thy fearefullacts declare: Bud FJ to publiſh all abꝛoad thy greatnes will not pare. 7 au they into the mention Hail bꝛeake ofthp goodneſſe great : And udthy righteouſneſſe iy infinging (halivepeat. 8The Low our God is gratious aand mercifull alſo: Ot great abounding “hea ease to anger be * ow. oe Hh iGgillite WALVQ | —— 222 10 Lo, allthp — pau thee Lod, — and do thy honor {p 11 Thp faints do bleſſe thee,ad thepdo thy kingdoms glozie (how : 12 And blaze thy povoer,to caule the ſonnes of men bis powerte know. (> The fecond part. Ind of his mightie kingdome cke tofpzead the glorious pꝛaiſe: 13 Thy kingdome,1020,a kingdome IS, that Doth indure alwaies. And thy dominion though ech age indures without decay: 14, The Lord vpholdeth them that fall, their ſliding hedoth fay. 15 Theeies of all do wait on thee, thou dott them all releeue: Aud thou to ech fufficing food. in ſeaſon due doſt geue. 16 Thou openeſt thy plentious hand, and bountioutly Dott fill All things, whatloeuer Doth live, With gifts of thy good will. 17 The Loz istulin all his waies, his works are bolic all: J 18 Neere allheis that callon him, wig intruth that on him call, co 19 He the delires, vohich they require — thatfeare hint, will fulfill; And he will heave them when theycrie, and ſaue them all he will. 20 The Lond prelerues all thofeto hint _ Goatbencea toning Yeates, | By oss: | Dd.ij. But. & G11 ive WV Al vje , Buthethemallthat wickedare will otterly ſubuert. ei 21 Dp thankfull mouth hail gladly ſpeake the praiſes ofthe Low: All dell to pꝛaiſe his holy name — $ + 2 * kor euer fhallaccord. BUS Laudaanimamea. Pfal. Cxlvj."1. H. ¶ Dauid teacheth that none ſhould put their truſt in men but in God alone, who is almighty,and deliuereth the affltcted, nouriteth the poze,. fetteth pzifoners at: Ubertie, comtozteth the katherleſle, widows, rangers, and is Bing for ever. - M 2 foule praife thou the 102d alwaies eat Vmy God J woillconfefle: a Lacaaas 2 While breath and like prolong my dais, ‘ mytoong no time ſhall ceadhe. 3 Truſt not in worldly princes then, though they abound in wealth: Noꝛ inthe fonnes of moztall men, in whom there is no health. 4 For why? their bꝛeath Doth ſdone depart; Cocarthanonthepfalls = Aud then the counfels of their hart decay and perth all. 5 Obappp is that man,7 fay, wyhom Jacobs Goddoth aid: And be wohole hope Doth not decay, but on the Lord is ſtaid. 6 Which made the earth and waters Deepe the heauens high withail: Which Doth his voo2d and promife keepe _ ntrutbandeucrhhall, 7 With right alioais doth he proceed. - _ fortuchastuffer voꝛong: | Thepoore and hungry he Doth feed, and loofethefetters trong. Roti Sapa cae A PLATO. VALVES Oo PS 8 The Lord doth fend theblind thei ight, ahah: eel the lame to lims reſtoꝛe: neh The Low, J ſay, doth loue the right * and iuſt man cuerimore. 9 He doth defend the fatheriefle, the ftrangers fad in bart; and quit the widdow from diftreffe, and tll mens waies fubuart. 10 Thy Low and God eternally, O Sion, ttl hall reigne: ‘Ju time ofall potteritic, fo2 euer to remaine. Laudate Dominum, Pfal Calvi N. &> The prophet praifeth the bountie, wifdome, power, iuftice and pronidence of Ger bpon ail his creatures, but {pecially bpon hisehurch, which he gaibered togither ats ter their difperfion, declaring bis wo2d and iudgement fo vnto them as be hath done to no other peopie. 1. Pꝛaiſe pe the 102d, fo2 it ig good vnto our God to — epee —— — — — ——— —— pee SS fo2 it is pleaſant, and to pꝛaiſe it is a comly — — SS — — — — “Lot his owne Jeruſalem he buildet) bp alone : ¢ ‘ and TIE — — thedthert of Itraeu doch gather imd dne Dd,lif,. “| a oe — OS ot ap ea — tio — — ees A ——— Rete 2 f —— — —— —* otis — Geo ON Seta — aa fy’ ney ow, Seale 350 | Plalme. xlvij. 3 He heales the bꝛoken in their oO theirforebp doth he bind: ° 4 He counts the numberefthe Stars, and names them in their bind. 5 Great isthe Low, great is his power, his wtfdome infinite: 6 The Lord releeues themecke, and chꝛowes Co ground the wicked Leight. 7 Siig vnto Godthe Lod with praite, bnto the Loz retoice: . Andto our God bpon theharpe, aduance pourfinging botce. 8 He coucrs heauen with clouds, and for the carth prepareth raine: And on the mountains he Doth make: the graſſe to growo againe. 9 He giues to beats theit food, and to vong rauens when they crie: ro His pleaſure not in ſtrength of hoꝛſſe nor In mats legs Doth lie. Lr But in all thole that feare the Lord the Lowdhathhisdelights And fuch as do attend bpon bis mercies ining light. Me ſecond part. 12 Dpraite the Low, Jerufalent,.. ~~ thy God, D Sion, praite: 13 Forhethe bars hath forged ſtrong wherewith thy gatesheftaies. 14 Thy children be hath blett in thee, Darya 3 epeace,an he owe A _ ae tobeatbe rier thee, °°" B 2g Anke TAIAIIIIC. — i 4 DP 4 | 1 5 ind his commandement bpon | the earth be ſendeth out: And eke his Dood with ee coutie Doth ſwiftly run about, 16 He giueth ſnow like wan ore fro like aſhes Doth be {pread 17 Like mozlels cafts his iſe, thereot the cold who can abide? 18 Helendeth forth his mightic toozd, and melteth themagaine: His windhe makes to blow, and then the waters flo vo amaine. 19 The Doctrine of his holy wozd, to Jacob doth he How: His ftatutes andbis tudgements be giues Iſraell to know. : 20 With euery nation hath he not fo dealt, nor thep haue knovone His lecret iudgements ve therefore praite pe the Loꝛd alone. Laudate Dominum. Pfal. Cxlviij. I. H. ¶ He prouoketh all creatures to praife the Loꝛd in Le a and in all places, Gece ; foz the —— that he hath giuen to his people AIſraeli. — — * rere pees tr 7m Arab a's en —— Se 1. Glue laud vnto the Lord, from heauen that ts fo hie: = ana —— vair bam in deed — larreſie 2. — _ 300 rl alme. —D—— ee = — — alfo ye his angels, al armies roiatpꝛaile him with giee. 2 Pꝛaiſe him both moone a ſun, which are ſo cleeret bright: ; The lame of pou be done ye gliſtring tare of light. : 4 and cke no lefie, , pe heauens faire and clouds of the aire, His laud expꝛeſſe. * forat his wood they were all kormed as we Pop At his boice Did appeare allthings in their degree. 6 Which he ſet kaſt Tothem he made a law and trade, Foꝛ ay to lak. 7 Crtolland praife Gods nameon earth pe dragons felt: Si deepes Do ye the faime,for it becammeth pou well, | § Huninagnifie,. Fire, haile, ile frow, and ſtorms that blow, At bia decree. 9 The hils and mountains all, and trees that krutekul Ares. The Cedars gratand tall his seorthy — | 10 Bealls and cattell, ; Bea birds Meng and voorms creeping, ~~ That on earthdvoell. 11 All kings both more ze, wich all theit pompous éraine: , Pꝛinces and alliudges,cyatin the woꝛld rematne, Exalt his name: 12 Pong men and maids, old men and babes, Do ye the ſame. Foꝛ his name ſhall we moue tobe molt excellent, wobote praiſe is far aboue the earth ang firmament, we Soꝛ avers all tlt Fiaime.UXiXe | 30] Epalt with bis thehoene otris, a: : And helpe then all. | His ſaints alt Mall forth tell bis pratfe and ———— The gr oO one both moze and leſſe: n | That with good will his words fulfill, And them obey, . ~CantateDomino. Pfal.Cxlix. N. ¶ An exhoꝛtation tothe church tapzatfe the saan for bis victoꝛy and conqueſt that be giueth his faints again all mans power, Ing ve vntothe Low our od G§ Sing this to anewandpleafantfong: — . he Cid. * And let the matte ol him be heard bis holy ſaints among. 2 Let Iſraell reioice in hurt, that made bim And let the feed of Sion hill be toifull in their king. 3 Let them ſound pꝛaiſe with voice of Gute; bntobisholpnames Bud with the Timbꝛell and the Harpe, ss fing praifes of the fame, 4 For why? the Lod his pleatare all. hath in his peopie tet And bp deliuerance he woill raiſe the meeke fo glory great; 5 NDith glory and with honour now, let all thpfaints retoice : And now aloud bpon their beds. 3 aduance their ſinging voice. 6 And in their mouths let be the acts: of God the mightie Loꝛd: aud tu their bands ekelet them beave 3 " — eedged ſword. ya . 7 U8 362 = Fiaime.ULe 7 Toplague the heather, and correct the people with thetrbands: 8 Tobind their ſtately kings in chats, their Lords in pron bands. 9 Tocrecutcon them the doome that waittenisbefore: : This honour all his faints hall haue, -ppatle pe the Loꝛd therefore. Laudate Dominum. Pfal,CL., N. tation if Swi bpall of waies,f Tekguemaanetales. nnmeeeS VEeld vnto God the mighty Loyd, anes ty ppꝛailſe in bis fanctuarte: the Ciip. § And pꝛaiſe hint inthe firmament, that ſhewes bis power on bie. 2 Aduance his name,and praife hun in his mighty acts alwaies: According to his excellence. of greatneſſe giue him pꝛaiſe. 3 His pratles with the pꝛincely noiſe F offounding trumpetsblow: — Pꝛaiſe him vpon the Violl,and ppaon the Parpe alto. Pa AGG 4 Praitehin with Timbrell € with Flute, Oꝛgans and Uirginals: : 5 withlounding Cimbals pꝛaiſe pe him, pꝛaiſe him with lowed Cimbals. ; 6 wWhat euer hath the benefit of breathing,pratfe the Loꝛd: Co pꝛaiſe the name of God the Lod, t Q j — De em ee yy agree withone accord. _ The end of the plalmes of Dania. ‘ ee te ‘a An or AAD CALUL tea ILAIIOIIVIIIO LID pee Vl WIYUELY UO AS before Morning praier. T.B. P Kailethe Low, ye Gentils all, Sing thisto 2 : which hath brought you into bislight: 2 thec.pa S O pratte him all people mogtall, ; d as itis mot voorthy and right. Forhe isfuildetermined, on bs to poure out his mercy: and the Lords truth be pe aſſured, abideth perpetually. Glorie be-to God the Father , Asa to Ieſus Christ his true ſonne With the holy ghoct in like maner, Now and at euery feafan. q An exhortation vnto the praife of God;to rs mone before Euening praier. T. B. Pepa ot giue heed {uch as be sg this to. * The Loꝛds {eruants faithfull anid true: 2 hee pak § Come pratte the 1020 cuerpdegvee, os: USES Noith {uchfongsastohimaredue. © 9 DyethattandintheLodshoue, = Euen in our ovone Godsmantions; = — Pꝛaiſe pe the Aoꝛd fo bountious,. which woꝛketh ourfaluation, — Lift bp pour hands in his holy place, Vea and that in the time of night: Pꝛaiſe the Loꝛd vohich giueth all grace Foꝛ he is a Loꝛd of great might. Then ſhallthe Loꝛd out of ſion wWhich made heauen ¢ earth bp his power: 3 ®tue to pou and pour tation, Hig bletling, mercy and kauor· J— Glorie.be to Godthe —— GALA TF — LIECIEI ————— — ALOUCIICIUSs and to my peccepts cepts litten well, 1 Jamnthylouerciqne LowWandGod, Which haue thee brought from carcfullthzall, - and che reclaimd froin Pharaos rod, Lake thee ne Gods on themto cail. 2 Hor kaſhioned korme ofany thing, In heauen oz earth to woꝛſhipit: Foꝛ thy God by reuenging, | With greeuous plagues this linne tvilt lmite. 3 Takenot in baine his holy name, Abule it notafter thy will: Foꝛ ſo thou might foone purchafeblame, And in his math he would theefptil. A. The Lord from worke the ſeuenth Day ceall, And brought all things to perfect end: SHothouand thine that Day take ret, That to Gods heſts youmayp attend. 5 Unto thy parents honour giue, - AS Gods commandements do pretend: That thoulong daics and good matt liue, gn earth where Goda plare doth lends. ee ) | sie 6 Beware The Lords praier. 6 Beware of murder and cruell hate, 7 Allfilthy fornication feare: 8 Seethoufteale not in any rate, 9 Falle witneſſe again no man beare. 1o Thy neighbours houte woth not to haue,, His wife or ought that he calth mine: _ Hisfield,his ox, his affe,his flaue, M2 any thing that ts not thine. A praier. The ſpirit of grace,qrant vs, O Lord, To keepe thele lawes our harts reſtore: And caule vs all with one accord, To magnifie thy name therefore. Foꝛ of our ſelues no ſtrength toe haue, To keepe thele lawes after thy will: Thy might therefore, D Chal, we craue,. That we in thee may them fulfill. Lo2d, fos thy name fabe grant bs this, Thou art our firength,D ſauiour Chriſt, Mi thee to ſpeed how ſhould toe mifle, In whom our treature doth conſiſt. To thee fox euermoꝛe be pratte, With thy father in ech reſpect: and with thy holy ſpirit alwaies, The comforter of thine elect. The Lords praier. D. Cox, A Se ee SS Our lather which in heauen art, and mast — bꝛother⸗ 4 1J& LOGS —————— | SSS — — — — 8 —— OF cee ne AT SE EP brotherhood ; to call bpon on thee with one art, Dur Duryea: | Se LS }-3-3 = 9 So 5 lone, Wut with thebartsdeepefighandgrone, Thy bleed name befanctified, Thy holic word might bs inflame s In holie life for to abide, To magnifie thy holy name. From all errors defend and keepe The little llocke of thy pooze fheepe. Thy kingdome come euen at this houre, And henlekoꝛth euerlaſtingly: Thine holy Ghoſt into bs poure, With all his gifts moſt plentioufly. From fathans rage and filthte band, Defend bs with thy mightie hand. Thy will be done with Diligence, Like as in heauen in earth alſo: Introuble grant bs patiente, — obey it wealth and wo. Let not fefh,bloud,o2 anie tll, 5 PN. — thy holie will. Keepe ee ineureea, | — Keepe bs from warre and bloudſhed, Allo from ficknefle, Dearth and pine: ~ That we may liuein quietneſſe, Without all greedie carefulneſſe. Forgive ds our offentes all, Keleeue our carefull conſcience: Ais we forgine both great andfinall, Which bnto bs haue Done offente. Prepare bs, 1Lo20.fo2 to ſerue thee, Inperkect louc and vnitie. D Low, tnto temptation Laead vs not, when the feend Doth rage: To with and his inuaſion, Giue power and ſtrength to euery age. Arme and make rong thy feeble hott, With faith and withtheboly Ghoſt. D Load, from euilldeliner be, Thedaies and times are Dangerous « From cuertating death faue dvs, And in our lak need comfort bs. A blefied end to bs bequeath, Auto thy hands ourfoules veceaue. Forthou,D Lod, art king of kings, And thou bhatt power ouer alls Thy glorte ſhineth in all things In the wide world vniuerlall. Almen,letit be Done,D Low, That we haue pratd with one accor... : @ The Creed. — — Ee tather — Bik pa Witte ** ina! 5 : , — pee ey spi Re aia oe eo able — — father which all things hath made, the Day and eke the ) E Fen eee tat ; — —t —— —— — — ö—— — — — pee — — —— — — ee SA a — the earth eal that is therin, which pagmansreafonfar, And in like maner, F beiceue i in Chꝛiſt our Loꝛd his ſonne, Coequall with the dettic,and man in fleſh and bone. a Couceiued by the holy ghoſt, his woꝛd doth imeaflures And of his mother Mary bouie,yet fhe a birgin pure, Becauſe mankind to ſathan was foꝛ ſin in bond and thꝛall: He came and offred bp himſelfeto Death to ſaue bs all. And {uttering moſt greeuous paine,then Pilat being wdge, udas crucified on the crofle, and thereat Did not grudge. And fo he died tn the fielh, but quickned in the ſpirit: His body then was buried, as ts our ble and rite. His lpirit Did after this delcend into the lower parts: i To them } long in darknes were,thetruc light oftheir harts — Andi inthe third day of his Death herofeto life againe: To the end he might be glorified out of all greefe and paine. aes to the heauens iie,toflitin glozp Mill, | On God Hino ie bis lather PERRET to big will. Rare oe ntil ~ fi Sebereused tO Le ory WOW. | , Be ie ‘Untill che Day of iudgement come, whẽ he hal come again: With angels power(pet ofthat Day we all be bneevtaine.) To tudge all people righteoully. whõ be hath derely bought: The liuing € the dead alfo, which he hath made of nought. And in the holy ſpirit of God my faith to fatiffte : ) Thethird perfon in Crinitie beleeue J ſtedkaſtly. | The holy ecatholike church, > Gods word doth maintaine: And holy Ccripture doth aliow, vwobich fathan Doth diſdaine. And alfo J do truſt to haue by Jeſu Chet his death, Releale and pardon of my ſinnes, and that only by farth. ohat time all fieth Hall vite againe,before p Lozd of might: And fe him wᷣ their bodily eies vohich now do gine thẽ light. ‘And then Hall Chꝛiſt our ſauiour the fheepe a goats diuide: And give life euerlattingly, to thoſe whom he hath tride. which ishis Kealme celeſtiall in gloꝛie foꝛ to reſt. With all the holy companie offaints and angels bleſt. nobich ſerue the Lord omnipotent obediently ech — To vohom be all Dominion and pꝛaiſe foꝛ euermoꝛe. — A praier to the holy Ghoft, to be fung before the Sermon. Dmehoiptpiriethe God of might, Sing thi | C comforter of vs all: — Teach bs to know thy word aright, that wo do neuer fall. O holy Ghok, vilit our coaſt, Defend bs with thy ſhield: Againſt allfinne and wicke dneſſe, Ldꝛd helpe bs winne the field. 7 Loyd keepe our Queene and her counteil, J — sSNA Beha SOR as £4 predic: TO alehamie 8 snag aad * Topettencreinthp gopen· Ga Sudip ic wad get Midas “which cattputtinneto Bigtjes: | ipo eis pu | D How, that uct thy — eend preachers plenteoully: —— Thatin ie ae ae ane, Sn 339360 lotta and theretu luc and Op... Shes ot O holy ſpirit direct a right the preachers of thy — That thou bythem maiſt cut downe linne as it were voith a ſwooꝛd. Depart not front thoſe paſtures pure, but aide them at all neede· which bꝛeake to bs the bread of life, ~ Yobercon our foules Do feede. O bleſſed ſpirit of truth, keepe bs 3 inpeaccand bnitie: Keepe vs from fects and errozs all, andfromallpaptttric. Conuert all thofe that are our foes, and bring them to the light: That they and toe may all agree and pꝛaiſe thee Dap and night. D Low, inereate our faith in 3, and loue fo to abound: : — That man and wvoife be voide of trite, J) ee and netghbours about bs round. us Fur our time giue thy peace, D Loꝛd, sie DotD wees tonationsfarreandDiter ec And teach them all thpholp wads)? OG MUNROE RE that we may fing to thee. isd Gs9 | All, ‘glovie. tothe Ti rinitie, that is of ——————— : The lining. Father y ana ia andeke she holy chp “ope eS Rees ‘ y — Gr Ast — — — ei oii ’ 2 — Ss SoA 5 Ren ¥ 5 IY eet Pa 4 ath re AV AAS SSS Cat hath beene in all the time that hath behets As it is now, and 0 ſhalbe ——— — ⸗ Da pacei Domine. E. are note at hand,thine enimies with one accord, Chriſts om —— — name in euerie land fecke to Deface, root out * race,thy @ theepray, thou balvet alone tall neede. Giue bs that peace which we do lacke Thoughmilbelicfeandillife: 2. hp word to offer thou Dott not Hache, — toe Snbindiy gaineftrine > — This healthful — Thi ishealtogull WORD, eat unt 8 we: — df TIO LATTICE ALU ome perfecute and opps. : Some withthemouth -. ‘Confeflethetruth, — Without ſincere godlineſſe. Giue peace and bs thylpirit Down lend, | Wich grieke aud repentance true: va Dopeerce our harts,our liues to amend, And by faith Chꝛiſt renue: . Chat feare and dead, Marreand bioudihed, . - Though thyſweet mercie and grace, ae — “May from bs ſtide thy truth map bide, And fhine in euerie place. The — — ) micron abv no rte € Throug be waſhed awap in — bloud. ! be * fith theeto pleaſe 7 do pintend’ : : Ao, tio, not fo thy voill is bent, to deale with ſinners in thine ire: But wyhen in heart they (hall repent, thou grantſt with peed their tuft deſire. To thee therefore Till Hail Icrie, fo wall away my finfull crime: Thy bloud, D How, isnot petdrie, but that it may help me in time. Halt thee, O Low, haſt thee Iſay, to poure on methe gifts of grace: That when this like muſt Acete awap, in heauen with thee Jmar haue place. where thou doſt raigne eternally, wvith Godrobich sucedwaorwne checked: Where angels fing continually, to thee be pꝛaile woꝛld without end. thankeſgiuing after the receiuing ofthe Lords Supper. ¢ - The Loꝛd be thanked for his gifts, emercieseueringes that he Doth fhe vnto his faints, to him be laud therfore. Dur tongs ca not fo praile p Lord, as hedoth right deleruc: Mu harts can not of him fo thinke, ashe Doth bs preferuc. His benekits thep belo great, to bs that be but fin: | — Thetat our hands for recompence, there is no hope to win. ~~ Dfinfull fel), thou ſhouldſt haue fuch mercies of — Thou doſt deſerue moꝛe woꝛthily, of him tobe abhoꝛd. — Nought els but lin weetchedues Doth eo in on bat is ’ —~ aarti againſt the — daily play out NN OS ee eee The lunne aboue the firmament, thatisto bg alight: Doth ſhew tt ſelfe moreclearee pure,than we be in his tight The heauens aboue and all therein, moze holy are than we: They Cerne the Lord in thew eſtate, echane m their degree. They Do uot Trine for maſterſhip, no: flacke their oſticeſet: But feare tye od ard Bo his wil, bate ts to them no lee, Alſo the earth andalitherein of God it is in add ꝛ It doth obſerue the formers will, by ſkillull natures lao. The fea, & all that ts therein, Doty bend when he doth beck; The ſpirits beneath Do treble ail,z icare his wzathlul check. But we alas for whom al theſe mere made,them for torule: Do not fo know o2 love Che Woz , as doth tye oxe o mule. — I late be gaue for vs to know, what was his holy will: _ He Loould bs good, but we would not auoid the ching sul. Hot one of bs that ſeeketh out the Hod of lifetopicate: Modo thc thing that night bs toine to Chait € quiet eate. Thus are wee ali his enemies, we can tt not dente: And he againe of hig good voill, would not p we Mould die. Thereloꝛe vohen vemedic wag none, to bring bs bnto lifes Thelon of God our lleſh ye tooke,to mend our mortal trrife, And allthe lato of God our Lord he did tt full obay: ‘ And for our {ius vpon the crofle, bis bloud our debts did pap | _ Mud} we would uct pet forget, what good be to be wroaht: Iligne he left our cies to tell, that be our bodies boughe. Fu bread aud wire here vilibic , bnto thine eies and taſt: His mercies great thou maiſt vecosd,ifp bis ſpirit thou haſt. As once the come did line xzz grow, ¢ mas cut Down vb fiche: And thelhed out wo many ſtripes, out fro his Hulbe to dziue. And as the mill with violence, Did teave it out fo ſmall: if eas," * are a ‘ * Nyala se” And made it like to earthly Dus, not lparing it at all, * — —— A— Pe =" i —— va. at st 0——— 3 Mi de »¥ ‘ —— ti er wae 2 x - — Ind as the Ouen with fierhote, did clole it vppinheaft: Ind all this done Jhaue fad, that it Hould be our meat· So was the Tord in his ripe age, tut do vn v6 crucll Deaths: His foule he gaue in toꝛments great,a pelded by his breath. Becaule that he tobs might be an euerlaſting bread: (led. With much reproch and troubles great, on earth his life he and as toe grapes in pleafant time, avepreficd bevy fore: . Hud plucked dovon whe they be rpc, let to crow no moze. Becaule the tuice that in them is, as comfortable Drinbe: We might receiue a topful be, whe forzrows mabe bs ſhrink. So Chꝛiſtes bioud outpreffed was, natls € eke Ww ſpeare: The tuice wherok Doty laue atl thole, brightly Do him keare. And as the cornes by ouitic,tntooneloateisknit: · So is the Lord ehis whole church though he in heauen ſit. As many grapes make but one woine, fo ſhuld toe be but one In faith and loue in Chriſt aboue, and bite Chꝛiſt alone. Heading alife without all ttrife,in quiet reft and peace: From cuute ¢ from malice both,our harts etongs to ceaſe. WwWhich ik we do, then (hall noe Hew that we his chofen be: By caith in him to lead a itie, as alwaies voilled he. | And that toc may fo Do indeed, God fend be all his grace : ‘Then after deat) we hati be fure, with bun to haue a place. | Robert Wifedome. eh ee , 7 —— · —ñ— e* ee a ese —— a — — — — — — CREED SES eee SEEN — —— — Pope defend de Nond, hich Bot woud chuee — iy, — — — ri ; ~ Disthzone out ord Fetus Chee typ beae fone. Loꝛd Fetus Chit ſhew forth thy might, that thou art Lord of Lords by right: Thy pooreafdicted flock defend, that toe map pratfe thee withoutend. — God holte Shot our comforter, | be our patron, belpe, and fuccour : Giue dsone mind and perfect peace, all gifts of grace in vs increate. | Thou tiuing Godin perfonstheee, thy name be pꝛaiſd in bnitie: In allour need fo bs defend, eee ’ — —— — ⸗ —— — EARNED that we may praite thee world withoutend. -FINIS. SBAAVLALIN Ul ee @ivi LU VW Vatu fii pee houfes euerie Morning | Euening. Morning prayer. Rscepag oa) Ainightie God moſt merctfull father, % a] we Doe not prefent our felues here be- A toꝛe thy Maieltie, trufting in our owne merites 02 worthinelle, but tn thy ma- Dnifold mercies , which bat promiléd to heare our pravers,¢ grant our requettes, vobich we ſhall make to thectn the name of thy beloued fonne Fetus Chritt our Lozd : who hath alfo commanded vs to affemble our ſelues together in bis name, with fullaffuraunce that he will not onely be ainongett ‘$8, but alfo be our mediatour & aduocate to wardes thy matettie, that we map obtaine all things which {hall feeme expedient to thy bleffed will fo2 our ne⸗ ceffities ; therefore toe befeech thee moſt merctfull father,to turne thy louing countenaunce to wardes bs, eimpute not vnto bs our manifold ſinnes a of: fences, whereby we iuſtly Deferue thy wzath and fharpe puniſhement, but rather receaue 0s to thy mercy for Jeſus Chriftes fake, accepting his Death €paflion,as a iuſt recompẽce for all our offences, in tohom oneiy thou art pleated, andthorough oho thou caft not be offended with bs. Andifepngofthp Great mercies we haue quictly paſſed this night, (graunt D heauenly Father that voe map bettom this Day voholy in thy ſeruice ſo p allourtheughts, . a 6 fing out good workes, may glozifie thee aur heattety lp Father. And for almuch ag of thy meere tau ofthyname,and good enfampieto all men, nabo le: ) — and oue thou batt not onely created vs fo thine — owune limilitude and likenelle, but alld hatt choſen ss HS fo be Hepres with thy deare ſonne Jeſus Chꝛriſt ofthat immoꝛtall bingdome which thou prepared * for bs before the beginning of the wood, webelecch - | thee to incteale out Fayth and knovoledge, and to lighten our bartes with thy holy fpivite , that we madx inthe meanetymeliue tn all godly conuerta- tion and integritie of life,snowing that Idolaters, adulterers , couetous men, contentious perfons, dzunkardes, giuttons,and ſuch like, atl not in⸗ herite the kingdome of God. Andbecaute thoubatkcommaunded bstopray — one fo2 attother, Loe Doe not onely make requelt(D O Low)foz our (elues, and them that thou batt alreaz Dy called tothe true vnderſtandyng of thy heauen⸗ ~~ {py waill but fo2 all people and nations of the world, woho as they knovoe by thy wonderfull woorkes, that thou art God ouer all s ſo thep map be inſtruc⸗ ted by thy holy fhivite, to beleeue in thee their onelp Sauiour and redemer.But for afinuch as they cart tot beleue except they heare,norꝛ cannot beare, but — by preachpng ,and none can preache ercent thep be fent: therfore’ O Loꝛd)raylſe bp faythlull diſtribu⸗ ters of thy myſteries who ſetting a part ali woꝛld⸗ dp relpectes may both in their life and Doctrine, onely ſeeke thy glow . Contvarilp, confounde Sa⸗ eee than, Antichett , with all hirelynges, vohom thou halt already caf ofintoateprobatelence,thatthey may notbyfectes ſchiſmes ,berefics and ervours, = diſquiet thy little flocke. And becaule(D Lode) - we be kallen into the latter dayes and Daungerous gwoherein ignoraunce hath gotten the bpper — by his miniſters ſeeke by all means mureanes to quench the lightof thy Gotpell, we be ⸗ : leech thee to maintayne thy cauſe agaynſt thoſe ra⸗ iening wolues, and ſtrengthen all thy ſeruauntes, * ted to his ſuſtenaunce, not onely the fruite⸗ whomie they keepe in pꝛiſon and bondage. Let not thy long luffering be an occaſion, eyther to encreaſe their tyrꝛanny oꝛ to diſcourage thy chtldzen,nepther pet ict dur ſinnes and wickednes be a hinderaunce to thy mercyes but voithſpeede (D Loꝛd) conſider thefe great miſeries. Foꝛ typ people Iſraell manp times by their fines pꝛouoked thineanger , and thou puniſhedſt them bp thy tuft tudgentent , pet though their finnes were neuer fo greuous, ti they once returned front their tniquitye, thou receauedſt theinto mercy. vac therfore moſt weetched inners bewaile dur manifold ſinnes, and earneſtly repent bg for our former wickednes, and vngodly beha⸗ uiour to wardes thee: and wvohercas voee cannot oF our ſelues purchaſe chy pardon, pet we humbly be⸗ fech thee for Jeſus Chutes fake to ſhevo thy mere cpcs bro! ibs and receaue vs agayne to thy fauour. Graumt bs deare father, theſe our requeſtes, and all other thinges neceſſary for vs a thy whale Church. according to thy promiſe in Jeſus Chriſt our Loꝛd. In nobote name roc beſeech thee ashe hath —— bs layi ing: Our father which art in heauen. &c. ae A thankelgiuing before meat. eb — os F Temallandeucrtining SOD, » Father of our a Loʒd Fetus Chꝛiſt, whoofthy mot fingular louie tohich thoubeareſt is mpi gh aye Ries «earth, but allo the foules ofthe apre the the field ,and fifves ofthe fea , and batt ded — ——— bereceaued as Gi _ Moth. h thankelgeuing 4 alluring thy childzett bee. ~ mo nithoF thy Apattle., thatto the cleane all thinges — recleane as the creatures which be fanctitied bp So xwoꝛd, and by prayer: graunt vnto bs grace fo it erately to bie thelethy giftes prefent, that our bodies being refrefhed , our foules map be moze az ble toprocecde inall good worhes tothe prapte of thy bolp name, thorough Fetus uy, our PRs a 0 beit, Our Father which. &c. @A thankefgeuyng: after meat. Chat peaite, and horioz be vnto thee moſt mers cifull and ommipotentfather , who olthine inli -- nite goodnes haſt created nd to thine owne image and fimilitude , who alfo hat fed,and dayly feedett of thy moft bountifull hand all liuing creatures: Graunt bntobs, thatasthoubhatt nourifhedthete — ~~ Our moꝛtall bodyes with cozporall foode , fo thou wwouldſt repleniſh ourfoules with the nerfect know lJedgeokfthe liuely woꝛd of thy beloucd fon Jeſus, to whom be praple,glozy,¢ honoꝛ foz euer. Spo bert. God ſaue bis Church buiuerfal,our Queene and realine : God comfort allthem that be comfortles. Loꝛd increaleour faith.D 1020 forGinitt thy fons. - fake,be mercifull to tye common weaſth tobere thy ss Pofellistrucly preached, and harbor graunted to ~ the afflicted members ofChrittesbody,andilumt . Nateaccording to thy good pleaſure, all nations * ae ices ofthy woꝛd. So be it. “ — — ic sean cate cas not ne F Laon — Re: worthie to lift vp our eyes to heauen, much leſſe to pꝛeſent our ſelues before thy Chaieſtie, with conki⸗ dence that thou wilt heave our praters , and grant our requettes, if we confider our ovone Ceferuings, - foz cur conſciences Do accufe bs, and our fins wit: neſſe againſt vs and we kno w that thou art an vp⸗ right iudge, which doſt not iuſtifie the ſinners and wicked men, but puniſheſt the kaultes of allfuch as tranfarefie thy commandements: Wet moſt mer⸗ cifullfather , fince it hath pleated thee to command bs to call or thee in all our troubles and aduerſi⸗ ties pꝛomiſing cuen then to helpe bs when we fecle ourfelues (as it were) ſwoallowed bp of Death and deſperation, we vtterly renounce all wo2ldly con⸗ fidence, and fice to typ ſoueraigne bountie as our onely Tap and refuge: beleeching thee not tocallto remembrance our mantfoldfinnes and wickednes, whereby we continually prouoke thy vorath and indignation again bs : neither our negligence and vnk ndneſſe, vohich haue neither woorthily eſteemed, noz in our liues ſufficiently expꝛeſſed the dnthyname / but the repenting part, tyetor! mynd, the conſcience oppretled, t ut ring aNd tht _ hag for thy grace halleucefertosththy panties L f : E > fur~ Abb ity MED GP } 1* — Ef }~ — & AGi’1V1L UG : glory . Andalbeit we be but wormes and duſt yet thou art our creatoꝛ, and we be the worke of thy. handes:pea thou art our father, and wethy childzé, thou art our fhepheard , and we thy flocke , thou art ourredecmer , ¢ woe the people pobom thou hatk bought: thou art our God, woe thyne inheritance. Correct bs not therefore in thpne anger ¶ O Loꝛd) nepther accogding to our deſertes punifhe bs , but mercifully chaftice bs with afatherly affectiõ that althe world may know that at what time to euer a finner Doth repent hun of bis linne from tye bottom of bis bart, thou wilt put away bis wickednes out of thy remembzaunce, as thou batt promited bp thy holy Pꝛophet. ve | 3 Finally, foꝛaſmuch as tt hath pleated thee to make the night for man to reſt i, as thou halt oꝛdayned him the Day to trauaple, graunt (D deare father) p we may fo take our bodily reſt, thatour foules may continually watch forthe time thatour Lo Felis Chꝛiſt hall appeare foꝛ our deliueraunce out of this © ~ moztalllife, and inthemeanefeafon, that wee (not ouercome by any fantafies,Dreames,o2 other teinp⸗ ‘tations ) may fullp {et our myndes bppon thee, loue thee,feare thee, and reftin thee. Furthermoze, that our ſleepe be not exceſſiue oꝛ oucrmuch, after theinfatiable deſires ofour flefh , butonelp Cuftict- > entto content our weake nature , that voce may be better diſpoſed to live in all godly conuerfation , to . theglozicof thy holy name, and profite of our bꝛe⸗ é - thet. So be it. A Agodly praierto be ſaid at all tĩmes. _, PyDuox and. nD. praple bee geuen to thee (D Lod, ie DD almightic) moſt deare F athet of — uen, ten, forallthy mercies and louing kindneſſe ſhewo⸗ ed vnto bs , in that it hath pleated thy gracious goodneſſe freely andof thyne owne acco2D , to elect and chofe bs to faluation before the beginnyng of the world , a euen like continuallthankes be geuen to thee fo2 creating bs after thyne otoneimage, for redeeming bs with the precious bloud of thy Deare ſonne, when we were bitterly loft , for fanctifping bs with thy holp {pivite in the reuelatto and know⸗ ledge of thy holy woꝛd, for helping and fuccouring vs in all our needes and necellities,, for fauing vs fromall Daungers of body and foulc, for comfor- ting bs fo fatherly in all our tribulations , and per: fecutions , fox {paring vs folong andgeuing vs fo largea tyme of repentaunce. Chele benefites ( D maoſt merepfull Father) the as wee knowledgeto haue receaued thentofthyonelp qgoodnetie, cuen fo we beſeech thee , for thy Deare Sonne Jeſus Chri⸗ ftes fake to graunt bs alwayes thy holy Spirite, whereby wee map continually growe in thankelul⸗ neſſe towardesthee , to be ledde into all truth and comfozted tn allour aduerſities. D Loꝛd/ ſtreng⸗ then our Fayth , kindle it moze in fernentnefle and loue towardes thee e our neighbours for thy fake. Suter bs not, mot deare Father , to receaue thy woꝛrd any nore in vayne: but qraunt bs alwayes the aſſiſtance of thy grace and holie ſpirit that in Hart word and Deed we map fanctifie and Do wor⸗ {hip to thy name. Helpe to amplifie and inereate thp kingdome, and vohatſoeuer thouſendeſt woe nay be hartely well content with thy good nd wiil: Let bs not lacke the thing Father) wity- ont the which we can not ſerue thee but beſſe tho foall the pokes of our handes, pasha Romy — oor Fraiers. : - fufficient, and not be chargeable , but rather help⸗ - full vnto others:be mereifull(D Hod )to our offen- eS , and ſeeing our Debtis great, which thoubatk forgiuen bsin Jeſus Chak, mabevstoloue thee — and our neighbours fo much the more. Be thou our father, our captayneand defender tn all temptatiz ons,boldethou vs by thy mercifulhand , that wee may be Deliuered from all inconucitences,and end our liues tn the fanctifping and honor of thy holy | name, though Jeſu Chk our Lod and onelye Sauiour. So beit. ae * Letthy mighty hand and outſtretched arme (D Loꝛd)be ſtillour deféce,thy mercy and louing kind⸗ nes in Jeſu Chꝛiſt thy deare ſonne, our ſaluation, thy true and holy woꝛd our inſtruction, thy grace and holy ſpirite our comfort and conſolation, vnto the end, andintheend. So beit. O Lora inereafe our fayth. &c. Cnfeſllon for all estates and tymes. ZO Eternall God and molt mercifull Father, we confefle and acknovoledge here befoze VE thy diuine matetty, that we are miſerable Cinners,conceiued and borne infinne and iniquity, fo that in bs there is no goodnes.Foꝛ the Melly euer⸗ moze rebelleth agaynſt the ſpirite, whereby woe cõtinuallytranſgreſſe thy holy preceptes and com⸗ maundementes.cfo purchateto ourfelues through thy tut iudgement Death and Damnation , Pot: Withtanding (D heauenly Father) foz aſmuch as we are diſpleaſed with our felues fo2 the ſinnes that we haue committed againtt thee,and do vnfained⸗ iis Chꝛiltes lake, to ſhevo nen : S. 4 - ae — es x: Shaan.’ <7 ue Shas Pe ens fe had ey Ae ET Ee, | BS a ee ae ‘8, toforgene bs all ourfinues, amdtoinereaterhy i Ve RE Bae 7 4 holptpivitetn vs that we acknowledging from the. _ bottome of our bartes our ovone vntighteoutnes may from henceforth not onely moꝛtifie our ring luſts and affections, but alfo bring forth fuch fruits, as may beagreable to thy mot bleed will, not for , the worthpnes thereof, but for the merites of thy - dearely beloued fonne Jeſus Chriſt our onelpeta- uiour, whom thou bat already geuen an oblation and offting foz ourfinnes , and for wohole fake, we ave certainely perſwaded, that thou wilt denye vs nothing that we hall aſke in his name, according to thy will. Foꝛ thy ſpirite Doth allure our contcien ces that thou art our mercifullfather, and ſo loueſt bs thy children through him , that nothing is abie to remoue thy heavenly grace andfauour from bs. Co thee therefore ( D Father) with the ſonne and the holx Ghoſt, be all honoz and glozy world with: outend.Sobett. = : A prayer for the whole ‘tate of C hriftes Church, ‘ A Lmighty God and mot mercyfull father, toe * “humbly ſubmit our ſelues, and fall Downe be- b2c thy mateftie, befeechyng thee from the bottome. Cour harts,that chisteede of thy rood now ſowen mMongelt ds ; may take fuch Deeperoote , that nei⸗ _ Her the burnyng heate of perſecutiõ caule it to wi⸗ | Ube, neither the thorny cares of thisipfe chokcit, |. bitthat as feed ſowne in good grotid , it may being loth thirty, ficty, and an hundꝛeth fold, as thy hea⸗ | Nelly wiſedome hath appoynted:and becaufewe haꝛe neede, continually to craue many thynges at ae __. thypandes, we bene tetoerie thee? beaueniy, = Lather? — Pe. 3 eth HO i — * Pee ae —2 A neh peal es gee are oF ae art Oe — he ge TS — * — 4 — — * - s% 4 ‘ - * — cS Ng ye A RORETS Father) to graunt vs thp holy (pivite to direct out petitions , that they mayproceede from ſuch a fer⸗ ‘uent mynde as may be agreable to thy moſt bleſſed will. And ſeyng that our infirmitie ts able to Doe nothyng without thy helpe, ethat thou art not ig⸗ nozaunt With ho vo many and great temptations, we poore wꝛetches are on every {ide enclofed and compaſſed: Letthy ttrength,D Lord,futtapnesur * weakenelſe that Loe beyng Defended with the force oftyy grace, may be fafelp pꝛeſerued agaynſt all at faultes of Sathan : voho goeth about continually lyke a roarpng Lyon ſeekyng to Deuoure vs. In⸗ creaſe ourfarth, O mercpfill Father that we doe notſwarue at any tyme from thy heauenly worde, but augment in vs hope and. loue, with a carefull keepyng of all chy commatidements : that no hard⸗ nefle of hart , no hypoctifie no concupiſcence ofthe: epes.norintifementesofthe wozrlde,80¢ diatoe vs away from thy obedience. And fepng we liue now in thefe moft perilous times: let thp fatherly pꝛoui⸗ dence Defend bs agaynſt the btolence of our ene⸗ mics, which doe feeke by all meanes to opprefle th truth. Furthermozefozasmuch as bpthpholpa poſtle we bee taught, to make our prapers and ſu lications foz all men: Weepraynot onely for ſelues here pꝛeſent, but beleech theeallo , toredu allfuchas be pet ignorant from the miſerable cajz tiuitie of blindnes and etroz., to the pure vnd flanding , add knowledge of thy heavenly tru that we all with one content and buitp of mpnits,. may woꝛſhip thee our ovelp God and ſauiour. B10 “thatal paſtors ſhepheards aud minifters,to mim thou halt committed the diſpenſation of thp oly woꝛd and charge of thp choten people , map bo oe — ; : poore {heepe, which voander and go atray, may be - members ofthe myſticall body of Felis Chꝛiſt, we make our requeſtes vnto thee(D heauenly Father) fo2 allfuch asaveaMlicted with any kynde of croffe ortribulation as warre, plague, famine,fickneffe, pouertie , impꝛiſonment, perſecution, baniſhment, 02 anyother kynde ofthyrods, whether it be cala⸗ mitie of body oꝛ vexation of mynde:that it would , pleatethee , to geuc them patience and conttancies tillthouſend them full delineratice of all their trou⸗ bles. Roote out from hence (D Loꝛd)allrauenyng wolues, whiche to filitheir bellies ſeeke to deſtroy thy locke. Aud ſhew thy great mercies Spon thoſe our bꝛethꝛen in other countreys, which are periecu- ted, catt into prifon, and dayly condemned to Death _. forthetekimonicofthy truth. 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