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ALl my hope and considence is in thy mercy, my loving God, and in the sacred merits of my di∣vine Redeemer Iesus; by whom I hope for remission of my sins; and humbly trust in his great goodnesse to continue in thy grace to my lives end; and to praise and glorify him
with thee, o eternall Father, and with the holy Ghost for all Eter∣nity: this my hope is laid up in my bosome.
And although through humane fralty I daily offende thee; yet I ho∣pe, most gracious Lord by thy di∣vine assistance to amende, and to gaine more strength and constancy against my ghostly enemies.
O Lord of infinit mercy, to whom a sorrowfull ād repentinge hart is alw∣ayes a greatefull sacrifice, although the multitude of my fins, and great ingratitude might tempt me to des∣paire, yet certaine I am, my mer∣cifull God, that a contrite and hum∣ble hart thou wilt not dispise.
Iob. 19.
Psal. 50.