Most godly prayers compiled out of Davids PsalmsMost godly prayers compiled out of Dauids Psalmes

An other prayer out of the same Psalm.

An other prayer out of the same Psalme.

Although the holy Scriptures do teach us every where that the heaven (O most good and merciful God) is thy dwelling place, yet the same do in such wise set out thy infinite goodness, as the Church is both called, and also is in deed thy sanctified house wherein thou most frequentest: at what time therefore we shall come together in the holy congregations, our earnest request is that we may be there with cheerful and very desirous minds. For thou truly hast (of an exceeding liberality) adorned thy holy Church with most flourishing and excellent gifts, neither is there any thing pretermitted that appertaineth to her garnishing, which may either belong to the spiritual decking and beautifying thereof, or to the plenteous enriching of it in abundance of all heavenly good things. Which seeing they have proceeded most fully from ⟨image 210⟩thee, this only remaineth, that thou wouldest so condescend unto our fervent prayers, as the members thereof may be annexed together with a perpetual concord: cause their meetings to be in such sort as they may render due honour unto thee, let the sacred scriptures be there purely and sincerely interpreted, and let thy glorious Kingdom from day to day be more and more enlarged, making all these things to be stablished with thy joyous peace and the tranquility of thy holy spirit. For so long as we pray for the quietness and felicity hereof, let us procure substantial and perfect good things both to our neighbours, and also unto thy blessed house, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

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