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O Eternal Lord, I now see all things in the World leave me; but do not thou forsake me, O my God. In thee is my trust, leave not my Soul destitute, I flee unto thee for succour; Make hast to help me, O Lord, my Sal∣vation; O my God be not far from me, in this my last hour: I confess indeed I am not worthy to be called thy Son, or even the meanest of thy Servants;
but I cast my self at thy feet, and fall down before thy Throne of Grace; O deal with me according the multitude of thy mercies, and enter not into judgment with thy Servant: I do not hide my transgressions from thee, but hum∣bly confess them before thy Divine Ma∣jesty: but according to thy mercy re∣member thou me, for thy goodness sake, O Lord, look upon my affliction and pain, and forgive all my sins, for the me∣rits and Death of our Lord Jesus Christ: Cast me not away from thy thy presence since thou hast redeemed me with the blood of thy Son: O keep my Soul and deliver me, let me not be ashamed for I put my trust in thee. O dear Jesu, thou art my Redeemer, and my Saviour; thou hast overcome the World, Sin, and Hell it self, that they can do me no harm: Lord, I come un∣to thee, do not reject me; O do not leave me in this my hour of Death: Into thy hands I commend my Spirit: Lord Je∣sus
receive my Spirit. Amen. A∣men.
O Man remember Death and Eternity; and whilst you live here, consider where, after Death you are to live for ever and ever.