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Heal us, O Lord, for our bones areb vexed, send out thy curing Word, and heal our wounded soules that refuse all manner of comforts;c say unto my soul, I am thy salvation.d O thou pittifull Saviour, and sweet Samaritan,e leave me not thus wounded and half dead in the high∣way of perdition, but bind up my wounds, and poure therein the oyle of thy ever∣lasting grace, through Je∣sus Christ our Lord, Amen.
Psal. 6.
Psal. 107.19, 20.
Psal. 35.
Luke 10.