Godly meditations upon the Lords prayer, the belief, and ten commandments with other comfortable…Godlie meditations vpon the Lordes prayer, the beleefe, and ten commaundementes with other comfortable…John Bradford, 1562

¶ To whom we ought to pray.¶ To whom we ought to praie.

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¶ To whom we ought to pray.

¶ To whom we ought to praie.

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4. Three things pertain to him that must be prayed unto, first that he have such ears as may hear all the world at ones, secondly that he be in all places at ones, thirdly that he have such power that he may be able to help, and such mercy that he will deliver.

4. Thre thinges pertaine to hym that must be praied vnto, first that he haue such eares as may heare al the worlde at ones, secondlie that he be in al places at ones, thirdlie that he haue such power that he may be able to helpe, and such mercie that he wil delyuer.

¶ To whom we ought to pray.

¶ To whom we ought to praie.

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¶ To whom we ought to pray.

¶ To whom we ought to praie.