A treatise of the great and generall daye of iudgement necessarie for euerie Christian that wisheth good successe to his soule, at that great and terirble day. By Henrie Greenwood, Master of Arts, and preacher of the word of God. With an addition of certaine godly prayers the contents appeare in the next page.

A thanksgiuing for our late deliuerance.

O Lord, it is good to giue praises vn¦to thy name, prayse is comly, but thou art so infinite in deseets, that our praises are all short; yet being true, and new according to fresh and admirable benefits receiued, they are as incense to thee: but when praises are not rendered in the due place, it prouoketh thee to fu∣ry, yea to sweare, that we shal perish for

all them hereafter: and in wrath thou wilt say, that which perisheth let it pe∣rish: I will neuer put to hand to helpe: O Lord iustly mayst thou say so to vs, for we haue him wōderfuly preserued by thee, as Israel in Pihahiroth, as Dauid in the Prophets schoole, as Daniell in the Lions denne, wee haue seene the axe lie at the roote of our greatest Cedars, as thou woldest haue them no couering for vs any longer: but let the sunne and stars to pearce with vs as by withering Ionas Gourd: O Lord often hast thou bewrayd the malice of the popish crue, & the venō of all that brood, that for the time we haue been swallowed vp with thy goodnes, & in y^e soul rauishment we haue promised, but after not paying our vows for sinne, thou hast bin wors com∣bred w^t vs then before: good Lord vpon our confession grant vs remissiō, & mer∣cifull acceptation; if thou studest true thankfulnes but in ten or a few. Lord receiue it, and regard not the rest: let the righteous deliuer the rest, & so take all glory that can be giuen thee from al the brāds that haue bin pulled out of y^e fire, & let al addresse thēselues to bring presents to thee that art to be feares, &

so let our king be kept with his & thine.