O father comfort our conscience / both now / and in the day of death / which conscience now is abashed seeing his sin and iniquity / & then also shall be abashed / remembering thy cruel judgment. Give thy peace into our hearts that we (rejoicing) may look for thy judgment. Enter not into judgement with thy strait law / for in it shall no man be fund innocent & righteous. Teach us dear father not to stick or be comforted in our good works or deservings / but to give and submit our self plainly and faithfully to thine infinite and incomparable mercy. Again. Make that we despair not for this our guilty and sinful life / but that we may judg thy mercy more mighty and stronger then our life / how soever we have ordered it. Help and comfort all mens conscience which in the point of death / or in any other such temptation are vexed with desperation. Forgive them and us our de• ces / comfort them / refresh them / and ⟨image 43⟩he reconciled unto them. Give us thy goodness for our malice / as thou commandest that we should do. Cast down the horrible fend slanderer / accuser / and increaser / of our since now and in the point of death and to be short / in all straitness of conscience. Give us grace to avoid that by our defamation mens since appear not the more grievous, Judge us not after the accusation of the devil and our wretched conscience / nether hear the voice of our enemies which accuse us day and night before the / even as we will not hear them which defame and accuse other. Take from us the grievous heap of the since in our conscience / so that we refreshed by •he sure trust and confidence of thy mercy in the bottom of our hart / may live / dye / suffer / and take all things patiently. In this petition take place all Psalms and prayers which against since cry on the mercy of God.
O father cōforte oure cōscience / bothe nowe / and in the day of deth / whiche conscience nowe is abasshed seynge his synne and iniquyre / & then also shalbe abasshed / remembryng thy cruell iugemēt. Gyue thy peace into oure hartes that we (reioysing) may loke for thy iugement. Entre not into iudgement with thy strayte lawe / for in it shall no man be funde innocent & ryghtuous. Teache vs dere father not to sticke or be comforted in oure good workes or diseruynges / but to gyue and submytte oure selfe playnely and faithfully to thyne iufinite and incōparable mercy. Agayne. Make that we despeyre not for this oure gylty and synfull lyfe / but that we maye iudgge thy mercy more myghty and stronger then oure lyfe / howe soeuer we haue ordered it. Helpe and cōfort all mennes cōscience whiche in the poynt of deth / or in any other suche temptacyon are vexed with desperacyon. Forgyue theym and vs oure de• ces / comfort theym / refresshe theym / and ⟨image 43⟩he recōciled vnto theim. Gyue vs thy goodnesse for oure malice / as thou cōmaundest that we shulde do. Cast doune the horrible fende flaunderer / accusar / and encreasar / of our synnes nowe and in the poynt of deth and to be short / in all straytnesse of cōscience. Gyue vs grace to auoyd that by oure diffamacyon mennes synnes appere not the more greuous, Iudge vs not after the accusacyon of the deuyll and oure wretched conscience / nether heare the voyce of oure enemyes whiche accuse vs day and nyght byfore the / euē as we wyl not heare theim whiche diffame and accuse other. Take from vs the greuous hepe of the synnes in oure conscience / so that we refresshed by •he suer trust and confidence of thy mercy in the botom of oure hart / may lyue / dye / suffer / and take all thinges pacyently. In this peticyon take place all Psalmes and prayers whiche ageynst synnes crye on the mercy of God.
