[The flour of godly praiers] [most worthy to be vsed in these our daies for the sauegard, health, and comforte of all degrees, and estates / newlie made by Thomas Becon].
- Title
- [The flour of godly praiers] [most worthy to be vsed in these our daies for the sauegard, health, and comforte of all degrees, and estates / newlie made by Thomas Becon].
- Author
- Becon, Thomas, 1512-1567.
- Publication
- Imprinted at London :: By Ihon Day, dwelling ouer Aldersgate, a lytle beneth S. Martins, these bokes are to be solde at hys shop by the lytle cunduite in Chepesyde,
- [ca. 1550]
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- Prayers.
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Contents
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¶A Table of the prayers co
tayned in thys booke. -
❧To the most honourale & ver∣tuous Lady Anne, Douches of Somerset her
race. Thomas Becon her most hūble and faythful seruant, wysheth the fa∣uour of god, encrease of honour long lyfe, and prosperous health▪ both of bo∣dy and soule. - ¶The Prayer Of oure Lorde.
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The Flour of godly prai∣ers, most worthy to be vsed in these our daies for the sauegard, health, and comforte of all de∣grees, and estates. Newlie made by Thomas Becon.
- ¶A prayer for the mornynge.
- A prayer for the nighte.
- The confession of our sinnes vnto God the Father.
- A confessiō of our synnes vnto the Lord Iesu Christe.
- A Confession of oure sinnes vnto the holye ghooste.
- ¶A prayer to be sayed afore Dynner.
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A thank
sgeuing after Dinner - ¶A prayer to be sayde before supper.
- A thankesgeuyng after supper.
- A prayer for the kynge.
- A prayer for the Kynges Councell.
- ¶A prayer for the iudges.
- ¶A general praier for all Magistrates.
- ¶A prayer for bishoppes and ministers of goddes word
- ¶A prayer for Gentlemenne.
- A prayer for Landelordes.
- ¶ A prayer for Marchaunts.
- ¶A Prayer for Lawyers.
- ☞A praier for Laborers, and men of occupaciōs
- A Praier for Richemen.
- A Prayer for poore people.
- A prayer for the Commons.
- A prayer for the vnmaryed,
- A prayer for them that be maried.
- A prayer for women with childe.
- ¶ A thankesgeuynge vnto God for theyr delyueraunce.
- A prayer for Fathers and Mothers.
- A prayer for children.
- A prayer for Masters.
- A prayer for seruauntes.
- A prayer for them that are sicke.
- ¶ A prayer for Souldioures.
- A prayer for Mariners.
- A praier for trauelers by lande.
- A praier for a faithful manne beynge in trouble or enduraunce.
- A thankesgeuinge for theyr deliueraunce.
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☞ A generalle prayer that all Men may walke in their vo
acion and callynge. - A prayer for oure ennemyes.
- A prayer for the aduersaries of gods truth & that al men may come to the true knowledge of goddes blessed woord.
- A prayer for an vniforme and perfect agre∣mente in matters of Christen religion.
- A praier for the common peace and quietnesse of al Realmes.
- ¶ A praier to be preserued from the plage and orher dyseases.
- A prayer to preserue the frutes of the earthe▪
- A prayer that we maye haue the feare of God before our eyes in all our doings.
- A prayer for ffayth.
- A praier for Charitie▪
- A prayer for a godlye lyfe.
- A prayer agaynst the temptacions of the deuil, the world & the fleshe.
- A prayer for remission of synnes.
- A prayer for a conpetente and ne∣cessarye lyuynge.
- ¶ A prayer to be sayd before the Sermon.
- A thankesgeuing after the Sermon.
- A prayer to be said before the receiuinge of the holy Communion.
- A thankesgeuinge after the receiuynge of the Communion.
- ¶ A shorte prayer to bee sayed at the re¦ceiuynge of the mysterye of Chrystes body in the holy Communion.
- A prayer to be sayed at the receiuynge of the misteryes of Christes bloude in the holy Communion.
- A Prayer againste Idolatry.
- A prayer against Swearynge
- A prayer against Pride.
- A prayer agaynste whoredome.
- A prayer agaynste couetousnes.
- A prayer agaynste Glotonye and Dronkennesse.
- A prayer agaynst Idlenes.
- A prayer agaynst slaunderynge and backebytynge.
- A generall prayer for the auoidinge of all kynde of synne.
- A prayer vnto God in prosperity.
- A Prayer vnto God in aduersitie.
- ☞ A thanksgeuyng vnto God for sendynge his sonne into this world to die for our sins.
- ¶ A thankesgeuynge vnto God, that he hathe brought vs out of the darke∣nesse of mens tradicions▪ into the glo∣ryous lyghte of his holy gospell.
- A thankesgeuinge vnto God for al his benefites.
- ¶ A prayer for the sycke to be sayde of the congregacyon▪
- A prayer to be sayed for all suche as lye at the poynt of deathe.
- ☞A thankesgeuynge vnto God for the de∣parture of the faythful out of thys world.
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❧ The Letanye and Suf∣fra
s. - colophon