The daily office of a Christian being the devotions of the most Reverend Father in God Dr. William Laud, late archbishop of Canterbury : wherein several catechetical paraphrases ...

Title

The daily office of a Christian being the devotions of the most Reverend Father in God Dr. William Laud, late archbishop of Canterbury : wherein several catechetical paraphrases ...

Author

Laud, William, 1573-1645.

Publication

London :: Printed for Matthew Gillyflower and William Hensman ...,

1683.

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Church of England -- Prayer-books and devotions.

Prayer-books.

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Contents

• title page
• THE Preface.
• prayers
  • The Lords Prayer.
  • prayer
  • The Apostle's Creed divided into Ar∣ticles.
• An Advertisement CONCERNING The Division of the Hours of PRAYER.
• THE DAILY OFFICE OF A CHRISTIAN.
  • The Office for every day.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • The daily Examination of Conscience.
  • A daily Prayer.
  • For the King.
  • For the Church.
  • For the Commonweal.
  • For the Kingdom of England.
  • For House and Family.
  • For government of the Tongue.
  • Against Temptations.
  • For a good Journey.
  • For Rain.
  • For Fair Weather.
  • In Fasting.
  • In Lent.
  • The Fast of the four Ember-weeks.
  • Earnest Prayer.
  • In time of Afflictions, Perils, and Ad∣versities.
  • In Misery and Adversity.
  • prayer
  • Against Reproach.
  • Against Fraud and Deceit.
  • In time of Fear.
  • In Poverty.
  • In Imprisonment.
  • Against Banishment.
  • Against the Violent.
  • For strength in Martyrdom.
  • In time of Dearth.
  • In time of War.
  • Against Enemies.
  • For Enemies.
  • Penitentials.
  • Confessions.
  • SUNDAY.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • Entrance into the Church.
  • In the Holy Sacrament.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • MUNDAY.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • TUESDAY.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • WEDNESDAY.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • THURSDAY.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • FRIDAY.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • SATURDAY.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • Prayers added since the restoring of this Book to me, which was taken from me in a search by Mr. Prynne, May 31. 1643. and with much difficulty re∣stored unto me, Nov. 6. 1644.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • Praise and Thanksgiving.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • In Prosperity.
  • prayer
  • In time of Pestilence.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • In Old Age.
  • For the Sick and Afflicted.
  • In time of Sickness.
  • prayer
  • For the Sick.
  • At the Visitation of the Sick.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • The Apostles Creed paraphras'd.
  • Preparatory Meditations for Death.
  • Absolution.
  • Consecrations, Ordinations.
  • prayer
  • For his Episcopal Charge.
  • prayer
  • At the laying of the first Stone of a Chappel.
  • Vpon Admission into the Church.
  • For the Duke of Buckingham.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • Anniversaries.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • Prayers upon sundry Publick Occasions.
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
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  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • prayer
  • His Grace's Speech, according to the O∣riginal, written with his own hand, and delivered by him upon the Scaf∣fold on Tower-hill, Jan. 10. 1644. to his Chaplain Dr. Sterne, after Lord Archbishop of York.
• THE CONTENTS.