O Most mighty, and blessed LORD GOD, our ever loving Father in JESUS CHRIST. We poor wretches, thy unworthiest servants, do here humbly prostrate our selves, our souls and bodies before thy Throne of grace, acknowledging ⟨p. 188⟩from our hearts, that we are the vilest of all Thy Creatures, by reason of our manifold, and heinous sins, we are defiled and polluted in every power and part both of body and soul, to the very heart root, and from the beginning of our being, we laid at first a bloody foundation with Adam in Paradise, which utterly undid all mankind, and had our hands in that horrible rebellion, which brought all mischiefs and miseries, all sin and sorrow upon all the sons and ⟨p. 189⟩daughters of Adam from the Creation to the end of the world, yea and all those Hellish woes and tortures which shall lie upon damned souls everlastingly. O LORD strike our hearts with remorse for This sin, of which we take so little notice, that we may be humbled for it, all the days of our life; We came into this world very sinks of all impurity, concupiscence, and filth, we brought with us understandings stark blind in all heavenly things; wills stubborn, ⟨p. 190⟩froward, rebellious to every good word and work: Memory sinful and defiled: hard and stony hearts, raging and bedlam passions, earthly and sensual thoughts and imaginations, dead and guilty consciences; eyes full of Adultery, wantonness, and wanderings, ear open to all rotten and ribald talk, tongues set on fire by hell, hands full of iniquity, feet ready to carry us to all manner of villainy, and vanity: even bodies and souls ingrafted ⟨p. 191⟩into the cursed communion of the Devil, and wicked spirits, by reason of that original corruption, and crookedness which we drew from the loins of our sinful Parents. And this hereditary mass of natural filth, lurked in our natures like venom and poison, which made us odious and abominable in thy sight before we were able to sin: when we had power to serve the Devil, it broke out upon us into as many fearful transgressions and abominable lusts, as ⟨p. 192⟩could possibly proceed from so empoisoned a fountain. And since that time, good Lord thou knowest we have borne our selves like Traitors and rebels against thy holy Majesty: we have actually transgressed all thy blessed Laws and Commandments, every manner of way, in thought, word, and deed:
O Most mighty, and blessed LORD GOD, our ever loving Father in JESVS CHRIST. We poore wretches, thy unworthiest servants, do heere humbly prostrate our selves, our soules and bodies before thy Throne of grace, acknowledging ⟨p. 188⟩from our hearts, that we are the vilest of all Thy Creatures, by reason of our manifold, and hainous sins, we are defiled and polluted in every power and part both of body and soule, to the very heart roote, and from the beginning of our being, we laid at first a bloudy foundation with Adam in Paradise, which utterly undid all mankinde, and had our hands in that horrible rebellion, which brought all mischiefs and miseries, all sinne and sorrow upon all the sonnes and ⟨p. 189⟩daughters of Adam from the Creation to the end of the world, yea and all those Hellish woes and tortures which shall lie upon damned soules everlastingly. O LORD strike our hearts with remorse for This sin, of which we take so little notice, that we may bee humbled for it, all the daies of our life; Wee came into this world very sinkes of all impurity, concupiscence, and filth, we brought with us understandings starke blinde in all heavenly things; wills stubborne, ⟨p. 190⟩froward, rebellious to every good word and worke: Memory sinfull and defiled: hard and stony hearts, raging and bedlam passions, earthly and sensuall thoughts and imaginations, dead and guilty consciences; eyes full of Adultery, wantonnesse, and wandrings, eare open to all rotten and ribald talke, tongues set on fire by hell, hands full of iniquity, feete ready to carry us to all manner of villany, and vanity: even bodies and soules ingrafted ⟨p. 191⟩into the cursed communion of the Divell, and wicked spirits, by reason of that originall corruption, and crookednesse which we drew from the loines of our sinfull Parents. And this hereditary masse of naturall filth, lurkt in our natures like venome and poison, which made us odious and abominable in thy sight before wee were able to sin: when wee had power to serve the Divell, it broke out upon us into as many fearefull transgressions and abominable lusts, as ⟨p. 192⟩could possibly proceed from so empoysoned a fountaine. And since that time, good Lord thou knowest we have borne our selves like Traytors and rebells against thy holy Majesty: we have actually transgrest all thy blessed Lawes and Commandements, every manner of way, in thought, word, and deed:
