OH mighty king, and most high almighty god, the father of our lord Jesus christ, which mercifully doest govern ⟨image 31⟩all things, which thou hast made look down upon the faithful seed of Abraham, the children of thy chosen Jacob, Thy chosen people I do mean, consecrate unto the by the anointing of thy holy spirit, And appointed to thy kingdom by the eternal purpose, free mercy, and grease, but yet as strangers wandering in this vile vale of misery, brought forth daily, by the worldly tyrants, like sheep to the slaughter. O father of all flesh who by thy divine providence changest times and seasons, and most wonderfully disposest kingdoms, thou hast destroyed Pharaoh, with all his horse, and Chariots, puffed up with pride, against thy people, leading forth safely by the hands of thy mercy, thy beloved Israel, through the high waves of the raging waters Thou ⟨image 31⟩oh god the lord of all hosts, and armis, diddest first drive away from the gates of thy people the blasphemous Sennacherib, slaying of his army, four score and five thousand by thy angel, in one night: And after by his own sons before his own Idols, diddest kill the same blasphemous Idolater, showing openly to all heathen thy provident power, towards thy despised little ones. Thou diddest trance form and change proud Nebuchadnezzar, the enemy of thy people, into A brute beast, to eat grass, and hay, to the horrible terror of all worldly tyrants, And as thou art the father of mercies and god of all consolation, so of thy wonderful mercy diddest thou preserve those thy three servants in Babylon, which with bold courage gave their bodies to the fire, because ⟨image 32⟩they would not worship any dead Idol, and when they were cast into the burning furnace, thou diddest give them cheerful hearts, to rejoice, and singe psalms, and savedest unhurt the very hairs of their heads, turning the flame from them, to devour their enemies Thou oh lord god, by the might of thy right arm (which governeth all) broughtest Daniel thy prophet save into light and life, forth of the dark den of the devouring lions where by false accusations he was shout under the earth, of those raging beasts to be devoured, but thou turnedst there cruelty upon his accusers, repaying the wicked, upon their own pates.
OH mighty kinge, and moste high almighty god, ye father of our lorde Iesus christe, whiche mercifully doest gouerne ⟨image 31⟩al thinges, which thou hast made loke downe vpon ye faithful seade of Abraham, the children of thy chosen Iacob, Thy chosen people I doe meane, consecrate vnto the by the anoyncting of thi holy spirite, And apointed to thi kingdōe by the eternal porpose, free merci, and greace, but yet as straungers wandring in this vile vale of misery, brought forth daily, by the worldly tyrantes, like sheape to ye slaughter. O father of al fleashe who by thi diuine prouidēce chaū gest times and ceasons, and most wonderfully disposest kingdoms, thou hast destroyed Pharo, with all his horse, and Chariottes, puffid vp with pride, agayenst thy people, leadinge forth saffelye by the handes of thy mercie, thy belouede Israell, thorow the highe waues of ye raging waters Thou ⟨image 31⟩oh god the lord of all hostes, and armis, didest first dryue awaye from the gates of thy people the blasphemous Senacherib, slaing of his armye, foure score and fiue thousand by thy angil, in one night: And after bi his owne sonnes befor his own Idoles, didest kil the same blasphemous Idolater, showyng openly to all heathē thy prouidēt pwre, towardes thi dispised letel ones. Thou didest traūce forme and chaūg proud Nabuchodonosar, ye enimy of thi people, into A brute beast, to eate grasse, and hay, to the horable terrour of all worldly tirantes, And as thou arte the father of mercies and god of all consolacion, so of thy wonderful mercie didest thou preserue thos thi thre seruauntes in Babilō, which wt bolde corage gaue theyr bodies to the fire, because ⟨image 32⟩thei wolde not worship any deade Idole, and when they were cast into ye burning fornace, thou didest geue them chearful hartes, to reioyse, and singe psalmes, and sauedest vnhurt ye very heares of their heades, turning the flame frō thē, to deuoure their enemies Thou oh lorde god, by the might of thy right arme (which gouerneth all) broughtest Daniell thi prophet saue into light and life, forthe of the darcke denne of the deuouring lions where by false accusations he was shout vnder the erth, of those raging beastes to be deuoured, but thou turnedst ther cruelty vpon his accusares, repainge the wickede, vpon their own pates.
