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A guide to go to GodA guide to goe to God
A guide to go to God: or, An explanation of the perfect pattern of prayer, the Lords prayer. By William Gouge, B. in D. and minister of Gods Word in Black-Friars LondonA guide to goe to God: or, An explanation of the perfect patterne of prayer, the Lords prayer. By William Gouge, B. in D. and minister of Gods Word in Black-Friers London
London: printed by G. Miller for Edward Brewster, 1626
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
4. PETITION. §. 81. OF the meaning of the word (Bread.) 98 82. Of the Arguments alleged for spiritual food to be meant by (Bread) answered. 99 83. Of praying for temporal blessings. 101 84. Of mens right to the things of this world. 101 85. Of sundry blessings arising from this particle (OUR.) 103 86. Of the meaning of this word (Daily.) 104 87. Of desiring no more then is needful. 105 88. Of covetousness, ambition, and voluptuousness. 106 89. Of Gods giving temporal blessings. That he giveth them. How he giveth them. 106 90. Of the instructions taught us by asking bread of God. 108 91. Of Gods free-giving the things of this world. 108 92. Of praying both for our selves and for others. 109 93. Of praying for others outward welfare. 110 94. Of resting contented with our present state. 111 95. Of seeking things which concern our own good as well as the glory of God. 112 96. Of the principal end of this life 113 ⟨image 6⟩97. Of placing the Petition for temporal blessings before those for spiritual. 114 98. Of rising from temporal to spiritual blessings. 115 99. Of sundry particulars comprised under the general words of the fourth Petition. 116 100. Of the extent of our Prayers for the temporal good of others. 117 101. Of the things for which by virtue of the fourth Petition we ought to give thanks. 118 102. Of the duties required by virtue of the fourth Petition. 120 103. Of the sins whereof the fourth Petition shows men to be guilty. 122 104. Of neglecting the welfare of others, and of sundry branches of improvidence. 123 105. Of carking too much for this world. 124.
4. PETITION. §. 81. OF the meaning of the word (Bread.) 98 82. Of the Arguments alledged for spirituall foode to be meant by (Bread) answered. 99 83. Of praying for temporall blessings. 101 84. Of mens right to the things of this world. 101 85. Of sundry blessings arising from this particle (OVR.) 103 86. Of the meaning of this word (Dayly.) 104 87. Of desiring no more then is needfull. 105 88. Of couetousnesse, ambition, and voluptuousnesse. 106 89. Of Gods giuing temporall blessings. That he giueth them. How he giueth them. 106 90. Of the instructions taught vs by asking bread of God. 108 91. Of Gods free-giuing the things of this world. 108 92. Of praying both for our selues and for others. 109 93. Of praying for others outward wellfare. 110 94. Of resting contented with our present state. 111 95. Of seeking things which concerne our owne good as well as the glory of God. 112 96. Of the principall end of this life 113 ⟨image 6⟩