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Almighty God, seeing we are stuffed full with such va∣riety of vices, and that wee so often, yea and so many wayes prouoke thee to wrath and indignation against vs; grant that at least we neuer harden our hearts against thy holy admo∣nitions, but may rather shew our selues pliable and obedient,
and at the very first, may turne vnto thee, lest our pride and rebellion force thee at length to manifest thy mighty hand to our confusion: but rather for as much as heretofore wee haue had experience of thy fatherly affection and liberality towards vs, so we also may yeeld willingly to learne our duties for the time to come, that thus wee accustoming our selues to beare thy yoke; at the last attaining to the end of our race which thou hast set before vs, we may also obtaine that blessed rest which is prepared for vs in heauen, through Iesus Christ our Lord. Amen.