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

¶ A prayer out of the .xxj. Psalm.

¶ A prayer out of the .xxj. Psalme.

¹We confess with a singular joy (O most mighty God) that Jesus Christ our king being endued ⟨image 33⟩with power and honour after his resurrection, doth abide and live with thee. And forsomuch as he hath now obtained and gotten most largely whatsoever may be wished or desired, tending to most perfect and everlasting blessedness, it can not otherwise be but that very much of his salvation, gifts, and glory be shed abroad and light upon us also, which are his members. Of which felicity and most singular gift, although we acknowledge and confess our selves most unworthy, by reason of our wicked manners and ungodly life: yet forsomuch as we heartily repent us of them, we are nothing doubtful of his ready help, but do also most assuredly believe that he will once vanquish, and bring to nought so many as do advance and set themselves against his glorious Kingdom. Grant (we humbly beseech thee, most deer father) that their pestiferous devices being of none effect, thy high and famous power may at length be so known and manifested, as we may always show forth thy worthy praises and passing wondrous works, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

¹WEe confesse with a singuler ioy (O most mightie God) that Iesus Christ our king being indued ⟨image 33⟩with power and honour after his resurrection, doth abide and liue with thée. And forsomuch as he hath nowe obteyned and gotten most largely whatsoeuer may bee wished or desired, tending to moste perfect and euerlasting blessednesse, it can not otherwise be but that verye much of his saluation, giftes, and glory be shedde abroade and light vpon vs also, which are his members. Of which felicitie and most singuler gift, although we acknowledge and confesse our selues most vnworthie, by reason of our wicked maners and vngodlye life: yet forsomuch as we heartily repent vs of them, we are nothing doubtfull of his redy helpe, but doe also most assuredly beleue that he will once vanquishe, and bring to nought so many as do aduaunce and sette themselues agaynst hys glorious Kingdome. Graunt (wée humblye beséeche thee, moste deere father) that their pestiferous deuices being of none offect, thy high and famous power may at length bée so knowen and manifested, as we may alwayes shew foorth thy worthy prayses and passing wonderous workes, through Iesus Christ our Lord. Amen.