The Prayer.
O God of our praise, who wast contented that thy sonne Iesus Christ should be be∣trayed into the hands of sinners by one of his own Apostles, the Traitor Iudas, and in pu∣nishment of so great impiety did'st suffer Sa∣tan to stand at his right hand tempting him to despaire, and to give sentence upon himselfe to condemne himselfe, and to execute his owne judgement, and gavest his Bishoprick to ano∣ther: let thy righteous judgements finde out all those that are Traytors to their Prince, e∣nemies to the Church, Apostates from Reli∣gion, Hypocrites under specious pretences, and beauteous titles; that they may be clothed with shame, and may cover themselves with their owne confusion as with a cloke; that by thy punishments in this life, they may be driven