The XXII. Chap.
A common Prayer / for to praye eauenso vnto God {reversed ;}in the Spirit; one for an-other / and to confesse our
Exhortatio. I.: The first exhortation of H.N. to his children, and to the famelye of loue. by him newlye perused, and more distinctlye declared. Translated out of Base-almayne into English.
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- Exhortatio. I.: The first exhortation of H.N. to his children, and to the famelye of loue. by him newlye perused, and more distinctlye declared. Translated out of Base-almayne into English.
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- Niclaes, Hendrik, 1502?-1580?
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Sinnes with each-other: and so to seeke all Healp and Comfort at the Lordes hande / when wee {reversed ;}for the Sifies cause; are becom sorowful-minded / and feeble-hearted.
O Lorde {reversed ;}thou almightie God; [ A] a Lorde of Heauē and Earth: Thou art the∣same which alone is righteous: whosea Wayes and Iudgmētes / are vpright and true. Now {reversed ;}O Lorde; be mindfull of vs: and extende thy Mercye ouer vs. Reuendge thee not on vs / b for our Synnes cause: andc thinke not once {reversed ;}O God; on our Offences.
2. Wee acknowledge and confesse {reversed ;}O God; that wee haue greeuouslyed synned. and not done / that which is right before thyne Eyes. Now {reversed ;}O Lorde God / heauenlye Father; Wee Poore and Misera∣ble / laye vs downe before thee / c to a Foote-stoole for thy Feete: Deale with vs; O God; accordinge to thy Will.
3. O Lorde / let vsf finde Grace before thine Eyes {reversed ;}thou Lorde of Lordes; which art {reversed ;}assuredlye; full of all Grace. O Lorde / remember wee beseech thee / that wee {reversed ;}out of our earthlye Birth; areg no∣thinge but Dust: yea nothing buth earth and asshes: and must {reversed ;}without thy Spirit; wither as thei Grasse of the Field: for ther is no powre by vs.
4. [ B] THerfore {reversed ;}O God; extend presentlie thy Mercye on thy Hand-worke:k teach vs through thy Lawe or Ordenaunce; thy Will: take∣away from vs / the vngodlie Beeingel of the Synne and Death / andm purge our Heartes from the Ini∣quitie: and strengthen vs in thy Righteousnes.n Leade vs {reversed ;}O God; in thy Wayes: and let thy holye Spirit raigne ouer Vs / for otherwise wee are able
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to do nothinge {reversed ;}O God; before thee.
5. O Lorde / Lorde {reversed ;}thou Most-highest; sanctifie thyo Name / To thend that thy Glorye may becom knowne. Forp all Honour / Laude / and Prayse / belongeth to thee onlye: For thou alone art holye.
6. But vnto vs {reversed ;}O God; ther belongeth nothing∣els / but all basenes / shame / reproch / and contempt: for wee haue notq loued thee / nor sought thee with heart / nor-yet enquired after Thee / or after thy Wayes: but haue walkedr accordinge to our Desyres / and accordinge to the Selfmindednes of our Thoughtes: and are {reversed ;}with our will; so deepe-sonken in the Syn̄e / that wee {reversed ;}O God; without thy Healpe / can-not be∣com reseased.
7. WHilst now {reversed ;}O God; that thou hast nos pleasure in our Destruction / so call wee {reversed ;}O Lorde; to thee / that thou wilt vouchsafe to strengthen our Minde: and cure vs / of our Mise∣ries. O Lorde / make vst whole / and bringe vs to∣right againe.
8. O Lorde God / heauenly Father / bringe vs to∣right againe. For thou art almightie {reversed ;}O Lorde; which art thev God of all the Worlde: For besides thee / ther is no God more.
9. O God / let vs notx erre any lenger / nor be estran¦ged any farder from thee: but healpe vs: Otherwise wee must perish. O Lorde / y plucke vs to thee: pre∣pare our Heart: and leade vs out of thez Desolation of the horible Worlde.
10. Be mercifull vnto vs {reversed ;}O God; be merci∣full vnto vs / and leade vs out of the Destruction: For our Heart calleth to thee.
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Notes
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a
Psal. 19. b Dan. 3. c 4. d rob. 3. a Apo. 15. a
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b
Tob. 3.
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c
Psal. 79. a
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d
Dan. 9. a
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c
Psal. 110. a 1. Cor. 15. c
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rob. 3.
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Gen. 3. b Psal. 103. b
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Ecch. 10. a 18.
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i
Esa. 40. a 1. Pet. 1. c Iam. 1. b
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k
Psa. 119. d 14;
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l
Rom. 7. c
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m
Psal. 51. b
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n
Psal. 25. a. 27.119. d. 143. b
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o
Mat. 6. b Luk. 11. a
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p
Apo. 5. b
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q
Baruch. 1. b 2 Dan. 9. a
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Psal. 81. b Ier. 18. b 25.35 Baruch. 2. c
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s
rob. 3. b Ezech. 18. d
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t
Psal. 41. a Ier. 17. b
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v
Esa. 43.44.45
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3. Reg. 22. b Psal. 119. s Esa. 53. b
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y
Cant. 1. a
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Mat. 24. b
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a
Psal. 26. a
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b
Psal. 94. b
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c
Pro. 3. b Heb. 12. b