The daily practice of devotion, or, The hours of prayer fitted to the main uses of a Christian life also lamentations and prayers for the peaceful re-settlement of this church and state / by the late pious and reverend H.H., D.D.

Title

The daily practice of devotion, or, The hours of prayer fitted to the main uses of a Christian life also lamentations and prayers for the peaceful re-settlement of this church and state / by the late pious and reverend H.H., D.D.

Author

Hammond, Henry, 1605-1660.

Publication

London :: Printed for R. Royston ...,

1684.

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Devotional exercises.

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Contents

• title page
• The Introduction.
• The Apostles Creed.
• The two Tables of the Law.
• The Lords Prayer.
• The Contents.
• part
• OF THE DAILY PRACTICE OF DEVOTION.
  • Of Prayer.
  • Of set Forms of Prayer.
  • Of the Lords Prayer.
  • The LORD's PRAYER.
  • The Paraphrase.
  • Of the Parts of Prayer.
  • Of the Difficulty of Prayer.
  • Preparatives to Prayer.
  • Preparatory Prayers.
  • A General Form of Prayer.
  • THE SEVEN HOURS OF PRAYER FOR EVERY DAY.
  • THE FIRST HOUR OF PRAYER, AT THE Morning Watch or Cock-Crowing; About III. in the Morning.
  • THE SECOND HOUR OF PRAYER, AT THE Sun-rising, or First Hour of the day. About VI. in the Morning.
    • MORNING.
  • OF PUBLICK PRAYER AT THE THIRD HOVR.
  • THE THIRD HOUR OF PRAYER, AT THE Third Hour of the Day, About IX. in the Morning.
  • THE FOURTH HOUR OF PRAYER, AT THE Sixth Hour, or Mid-day, About XII. at Noon.
  • THE FIFTH HOUR OF PRAYER, AT THE Ninth Hour of the Day, About III. After-Noon.
  • THE SIXTH HOUR OF PRAYER, AT THE Twelfth or Last Hour of the Day, About VI. in the Evening.
  • THE SEVENTH HOUR OF PRAYER, AT Bed-Time, About IX. at Night.
    • EVENING.
    • Here make a particular Confessi∣on of the sins you have commit∣ted this day, or since your last solemn account.
  • OF SOLEMN REPENTANCE.
  • A GENERAL FORM OF CONFESSION.
  • OF THE HOLY SACRAMENT OF THE Lords Supper, AND THE PREPARATION Before it.
  • Of Frequent Receiving.
  • Of Preparation.
  • Prayers before the Sacrament.
    • Before the Sacrament.
  • Before the Bread.
  • After the Bread.
  • Before the Cup.
  • After the Cup.
  • An Hymn.
  • After the Sacrament.
  • An Admonition after Recei∣ving.
  • OF DEATH.
  • A Prayer preparatory to Death.
  • LAMENTATIONS AND DEVOTIONS FOR THE TIMES OF CAPTIVITY.
  • PSALMS.
  • PRAYERS.
  • TWO PRAYERS For the Peaceful re-settlement of this Church and State.
    • IV. A Prayer for the Church.
    • V. A Prayer for the King and State.
  • A Prayer for all Christian Princes and the Ecclesiastical State.
• Postscript.