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Morning Prayer. | 
The Lord is King, be the Earth never fo unquiet 3 


the Lord is great in Sion, and high above all People. 


Lſball find trouble and Beavingſs, and I will call upon 


the name of the Lord. 


Unto Thee lift I up mine eyes O Thou that dwelleſt 
in the heavens. 


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Thou, O Lord God, art full of compaſion and | 


mercy, ug ſuffering, | n in * and 5 


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truth. - O knit my heart unto Thee, that IT may fear thy 


name. 


| Behold, O God our Defender, and look op the 
face of thine anointed. 


Bleſſed is the man, whoſe frength i it in thee, in _— 


' heart are thy ways. 


Lo! thine enemies make a murmuring, and they 
that hate thee have lift up their heads. 


Make their faces aſpamed, O Lord, that they may 
eek thy name. 
The Lord ſhall give ſtrength unto his people, the 
Lord ſhall give his” people the bleſſing of peace. 


Help us, O God of our Salvation, for the glory of 


' thy name; O deliver us and be merciful unto our Jong for 
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Ai it was in tbe Beginning, is now, and ever r ſhall _ 
be: world {bane end. Amen. _ 


4 Proger Bs, Li, LVL xc. 37 4 © 
Firſt Lefon, Waiah LV III. 


4 After the fir Leſſon, ſhall follow Te Deum laudamus, 
in Engliſh. 


Second Leſſon, St. Matthew 1 1, to v. 11. 


* Tben Benedictus, the Creed, etc. to the End of the 
„ Lord's Prayer. 


4 Then the Prieft ſtanding up, ſpall ſay, „ 
Prieſt. O Lord, ſhew thy mercy upon us! | = 
 Anſw. And grant us thy ſalvation. i 5 _ = 
Prieſt. O Lord, fave the King! =_ 
Anſw. And mercifully hear us, when we cal - *z 
uppen Thee. 
_ Prieſt, Endue thy miniſters with Wan 
Anſw. And make thy choſen people joyful. 

Prieſt. Give peace in our time, O Lord. 

| pr Becauſe there is none other that fighteth for 

us, but only Thou, O God. 

Prieſt. O Lord, fave thy ſervants ! | = 
Anſw. Who put their truſt in Thee. . | 1 
Prieſt. Send us help from thy holy place. 9 5 
Anſw. And evermore mightily defend us. 


Prieft. 


Morning 1 


Prigſt. Let the enemy have no advantage againſt us; 
ü Fa. Nor the en . tnrwh to hurt us. * 


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MD MIGHTY and moſt merciful God, Creator 
and Governor of the Wor 1d, we moſt humbly 
approach Thee with Prayer and ſupplication for thy - 

powerſul ſuccour in this time of our. neceflity. 
Look down from Heaven, O Lord, we beſeech Thee, 
_and aſſiſt our warfare againſt an enemy to all Chriſ- 
tian Kings, Princes, and States; who, not having 
the Fear of Thee before” his Eyes, traſteth in Vio- 
Ince, and delighteth in Blood. Confiding in thy 
Almighty Power, and thine infinite Goodneſs, we 
humbly implore the Pardon of our Sins, and Protec- 
tion and Deliverance from the Calamiries with. which 
we are threatened. HE wn 
Thou haſt been our f men God lows gener ation 
to generation. Our fathers truſted in Thee amd were 
Holpen. And though we contels, with ſorrow) and 
confuſion, | that, in our Proſperity, - we have not 
retained ſo. grateful a Remembrance of Thee as 
ve ought, yet we have not forgotten thy holy 
Name and Word. We are deeply ſenſible that all 
our efforts will be ineffectual, defy Thou, O God, 
from uon alone cometh' our belp, and from whom 
alone it can come, goeſt forth with our fleets and 


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prayers, and ſpare all thoſe who confeſs their f * 
Sims unto Thee: that they, whoſe conſciences by lin are 4 nl 
accuſed, by thy merciful pardon may be abſolved, | 1 
th rough Chriſt our Lord. Amen. _— "= 
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merciful God, full of compaſſion, Long-ſuffering, 
and of great pity. Thou ſpareſt when we deſerve. 
puniſhment, and in thy wrath thinkeſt upon mercy, 
Spare thy people, good Lord, ſpare them, and let 
not thine heritage be brought to confuſion. Hear 
us, O Lord, for thy mercy is great, and after the 
multitude of thy mercies look upon us, through the 
. merits and mediation of thy bleſſed Son Jeſus Chriſt 
our Lord. Amen. | . 


LORD, our heavenly Father, we acknowledge, 

with penitent hearts, thine infinite goodneſs 

in encouraging us to apply to Thee for ſuccour, and to 
thy holy word for comfort. We have been ſignallß 
bleſſed in the poſſeſſion of thy true Religion, and in 

the enjoyment of temporal proſperity. But we have 
ungratefully forſaken Thee, the fountain of all Hap- 
pineſs, neglecting the ſubſtance of our holy Religion, 

and making our worldly goods the inſtruments of 
evil deſires. We feel and lament this prevailing ſin- 
fulneſs, and devoutly implore the aſſiſtance of thy 
Grace, to reſtore us to a dutiful ſenſe of Thee and of 
ourſelves; Beſeeching Thee, by the influences of thy . 
- Holy vpirit, to cleanſe and ſanctify our Souls before 
 Thee,—in the multitude of thy mercies to do away. 

our offences; and to remember our Iniquities no 
more. O let the light of thy Countenance ſhine 
upon us this day! Warm and invigorate our drowſy 
wills and affections; confirm and ſtrengthen our 

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reſolutions of amendment of life; that we may put 
away from us all ungodlineſs and ſinful luſts, ar.d 
earneſtly follow after the Peace, which they have who 
love thy Law: that fo, holding faſt the profeſſion 
of our Faith in purity of heart and mind, we may 
finally become acceptable in thy fight, through Jeſus 
Chriſt our Lord. Amen. E 5 1 = 

In the time of War and Tumults. 
FN Almighty God, King of all kings, and Go- 
-yernor of all things, whoſe power no crea- 
ture is able to reſiſt, to whom it belongeth juſtly to 
punith Sinners, and to be merciful to them that truly 
repent ; Save and deliver us, we humbly befeeeh 
thee, from the hands of our enemies; abate their 
pride, aſſwage their malice, and confound their de- 
vices ; that we being armed with thy defence, may be 
preſerved evermore from all perils, to glorify Thee, 
who art the only giver of all victory, through the 
merits of thy only Son Jeſus Chriſt our Lord. 
Amen. | . 


OST merciful God, the ſure refuge of all who 
truſt in Thee, we, thy penitent ſervants, hum- 
bly implore thy Almighty Protection, having hereto- 
fore experienced thy mercy and long ſuffering. Be 


W unto us, O Lord, a rock of defence againſt our un- 


provoked Enemies; who, having caſt off the fear of 
Thee, are labouring to overthrow the Religion, Laws, 
and Government of the World. Bleſs, we beſeech 

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Thee, thy faithful Servant, our moſt gracious Sove- 
reign; guard him againſt all ſecret conſpiracy and 
open violence; proſper his anxious cares for the wel- 
fare of his People; and let nothing obſtruct his wiſe 
and falutary counſels. Support, O Lord, the efforts of 
his Allies in the common cauſe; defeat the wicked 
1maginations of his adverſaries ; and grant him all the 
comforts of having truſted in Thee, that he may re- 
joice in thy ſtrength, and be exceeding glad in thy 
Salvation. Hear us, O King of Heaven; pardon 
and fave us for the ſake of Jeſus Chriſt, our Me- 
diator, Redeemer and Advocate. Amen. 


q Then read to the end of Morning Prayer as uſual. 


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(is After the Prayer for the King [Almighty God, 


whoſe Kingdom is everlaſting] ſhall be read the 


Collect of the Day, as in the Morning Prayer 
[Almighty and moſt merciful God] and then ſhall 
fallow 


The Ep! ith. 1 Peter Chap. IT. Per. 11, 70 Ver. 18. 


and 1 abſtain from fleſhly luſts, which 
war againſt the ſoul; having your converſation 


honeſt among the Gentiles : that whereas they ſpeak 
againſt you as evil-doers, they may by your good 


works which they ſhall behold, glonfy God in the 
day of on. Submit yourſelves to every ordi- 


nance of man for the Lord's ſake: whether it be to 
the King as ſupreme; or unto Governors, as unto 


them that are ſent by him for the puniſnment of 


evil doers, and for the praiſe of them that do well. 


For ſo is the will of God, that with well doing ye 
may put to ſilence the ignorance of fooliſh men: As 


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free, and nat uſing your liberty for a cloke of mali- 


ciouſneſs, but as the ſervants of God. Honour all 
men. Love the brotherhood. © N God, Honour 


the King. 


The Goſpel. S/. Luke XIII. Ver. 1, to 6. 


HERE were preſent at that ſeaſon ſome 
that told him of the Galileans, whoſe blood 


_ Pilate had mingled with their ſacrifices. And Jeſus 


anſwering, ſaid unto them, Suppoſe ye that theſe 
Galileans were ſinners above all tlie Galileans, be- 
cauſe they ſuffered theſe things? I tell you, Nay: but, 
except ye repent, ye ſhall all likewile periſh, Or thoſe 


_ eighteen, upon whom the tower in Siloam fell, and 


flew them, think ye that they were ſinners above 
al men that dwelt in Jeruſalem 2 I tell you, Nay : 
but, except ye repent, ye ſhall all likewiſe periſh. 


q Then foall follow the Nicerie Creed': and after that 


tbe Sermon. 


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for deliverance from the evils of war; ſuffer us, we 
beſeech Thee, to add our humble inter ceſſion for the 
Re pentance and Converſion of Men, who, having caſt 
off their faith in Thee, the Living God, and following 
the vain imaginations of reprobate minds, have 


plunged themſelves into thoſe horrible iniquities, and 


cruelties, which aſtoniſh the Chriſtian World. 
Grant, O Lord, unto us thy ſervants, whilſt we 
behold with compaſſion the miſeries they have in- 
flicted upon the objects of their fury, to recollect 
the many calamities from which we are exempted by 
What are we, O Lord, 
that thou ſhouldſt ſo regard us! O let thy mercy 
enter into our hearts, and make us truly thankful, 
fearful of thy diſpleaſure, and ſenſible of thy preſence; 
that, with hands and hearts lifted up unto Thee, we 
may ſo paſs through the uncertainties of things Tem- 
poral, that we finally loſe not the things Eternal; 


through the merits of Jeſus Chriſt our Mediator and. 
Redeemer. Amen. 


A been God, who haſt promiſed to. hear the 


etitions of them that alk in thy Son's 


Name; We beſeech Thee mercifully to incline thine 
ears to us that have made now our prayers and 


ſupplications unto thee; and grant, that thoſe things 


which we have faithfully alked. according to thy 
will, may effectually be obtained, to the relief of 
our necellity, and to the ſetting forth of thy glory, 


trough Jeſus Chriſt our Lord. Amen. 


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EVENING PRAYER. 


Let bim that miniſtereth read with a loud Voice theſe 
Sentences of Scripture ; and after them the Exbor- 
tation, Dearly beloved Brethren, Se. 


my trouble I will call upon the 11 Rp 
and complain unto my God. 80 ſhall he 19 8 
hear my voice out of his holy temple ; my 
complaint ſhall come before him. 

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¶ The Hymn appointed to be uſed at M:rning Prayer, 
inſtead of the Venite, &c. ſhall here alſo be uſed be- 
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C Fiſt L ſſn, 2 Chr n. XX. to Ver. 21, 

" My foul doth magnify the Lord, etc. 8. LukelT. 46. 
"14; Second Leſſon, St. James W. 76 Ver. 11. 
God be merciful unto us, efc. Pſalm LXVII. 

9 Then the Creed, &c. to the End of the Lord's Prayer, 


© Then the Prisft, Nanding up, ſhall Jay, 


Ee O Lord, ſhew thy mercy upon us! 

Anſw. And grant us thy ſalvation. | 

Prieſt. O Lord, fave the King! 

_ Anſw. Ang mercifully hear us when we call upon 

thee. 

© Prieſt. Endue thy miniſters with righteouſneſs, 
 Anſw. And make thy choſen people joyful. 

Prieſt, Give peace in our time, O Lord. 

- Aiſw. Becauſe there is none other that fighteth for 

| us, but only thou, O God. 
Prieſt. O Lord, ſave thy ſervants! _ 
Anſw, Who put their truſt in thee, 


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. Send us help from thy holy place. 
2 v. And evermore mightily defend us. 
ft. Let the enemy have no inn againſt 
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Pig. Lord, hear our prayer! nnd ent 
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and Governor of the World, we moſt humbly 


powerful ſuccour in this time of our neceſſity. 
Look down from heaven, O Lord, we beſeech thee, 
and aſſiſt our warfare againſt an enemy to all Chriſ- 
tian Kings, Princes, and States; who, not having 


lence, and delighteth in blood. Confiding in thy 
Almightj Power, and thine infinite goodneſs, we 
_ humbly implore the pardon of our. ſins, and protec- 
tion and deliveggnee: rom the calamities with cy 
we are. threatened... 0 
Thou haſt been. our merciful God from genera- 
tion to generation. Our fathers truſted in Thee and 
Were holpen. And though we confeſs, with ſorrow 
and confuſion, that, in our Proſperity, we have not 


retained ſo grateful. a Remembrance of Thee as we 
_ __ ought, yet we have not forgotten thy holy Name and 
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approach thee with prayer and ſupplication for thy 


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be ineffeAual, unleſs Thou, O God, Slow Wo alone 
cometh our Help, and from whom alone it can come, 

5 goeſt forth with our fleets and armies. Our counſels, 
our hearts, and our hands, are under thy Almighty di- 
xeftion, Direct them, O Lord, to ſuch exertions, as. 
may convince our enemies that we are thy people; and 
that thine arm, ſtretehed out, can ſet at naught the moſt 
daring deſigns againſt our peace. Convert us, we be- 

fech Thee, to a full ſenſe and practice of our duty, and 

make our enemies know and feel, that Thou art the 

ſupreme dif] poſer of all events, and that thoſe, who. 
lift up their ele againſt Thee, ſhall be humbled. 
under thy mighty hand. 

Hear us, O God our Saviour, fore thy Pe 

that truſteth in Thee, for the ſake and n 

merits of Jeſus. Chaſk-our Lord. Ann. 


¶ De Second Collect at Evening Prayer. | 
GOD, from whom all holy deſires, all good 

| counſels, and all juſt works do proceed; Give- 
unto. thy ſervants that peace which the world cannot 
give; voilr our Mets. ws x be ſet to. obey. thy 
commandments, and alſo that. b . thee we being de- 
fended from the fear of our Enemies, may paſs out. 
time in reſt, and quietneſs, through the merits of 
Jeſus Chriſt our Saviour. Amen. 


1 The Third Calder, for id gef al Peril. 


Iten our darkneſs, we beſeech thee, O Lord; 
and by thy great. mercy defend as: from all 
perils and dangers 4 this night, for the love of: thy 
only Son our Saviour * Chriſt. Amen. 


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ungratefully forſaken Thee, Wes ountain of all Hap- 
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Evening Prayer. 


n wwe befeech thee mereifully hear dur 
prayers; and ſpare all thoſe who fake their 
fins unto thee that they whoſe conſciences by ſin 


are accuſed, by thy merciful pardon n th n 
Oy Chrift our Lord. Amen. 


7 Then the People hal Ay, after the Minor: | 


Af God, full of Compaſſion, Long-ſuffering, and 
«gw Pity. Thou ſpareſt when we deſerve 
No and in thy wrath thinkeſt upon mercy. 

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multitude of thy mercies look upon us, through the 
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ledge, with penitent hearts, thine infinite good- 
neſs in encouraging us to apply to Thee for . 
and te thy holy word for comfort. We have been ſig- 


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URN Thou us, O good Lord, and fo ſhall 

une be turned. Be favourable, © Lord, Be 
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weeping, faſting, and praying. For Thou art a mer- 


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evil deſires. We feel and lament-this-preyatling ſin- 
fulneſs, and devontly implore the aſſiſtance of. thy 
Grace, to reſtore us to a dutiful ſenſe of Thee and of 
ourſelves ; Beſeeching Thee, by the influences of thy 
Holy Spirit, to cleanſe and ſanctify our Souls before 
Thee, —in the multitude of thy mercies to do away 
our offences; and to remember our Iniquities no 
more. Gulet the light of thy Countenance ſhing 
upon us this day! Warm and invigorate our drowſy 
wills and affections; confirm and ſtrengthen our 


reſolutions of amendment of life; that we may put 
away from us all ungodlineſs and ſinful luſts, and 
earneſtly follow after the Peace, which they have who. 
love thy Law : that ſo, holding faſt the profellion 
of our Faith in purity of heart and mind, we may 
finally become e in thy fight, through Jeſus 


Chriſt our Lord. Aen. = 


4 Read the uſual Pryert, 70 the End of the aus In 
Time of War and Tumults; and then the following.” 


ME 8 T merciful God, the ſure refuge of all 


who truſt in Thee, we; thy penitent ſervants 

humbly implore thy Almighty Protection, having erg 
tofore experienced thy mercy/and long: ſuffering. 

unto us, O Lord, a rock of defence againſt our unpro- 

voked Enemies; who; having caſt off the fear of Thee, 
arelabouring to overthrow the Religion, Laws, and Go- 
vernment of the World. Bleſs, we beſeech Thee, thy 
faithful Servant, our moſt gracious: Sovereign; guard 
him againſt all ſecret conſpiracy and open violence; 


Proſper his anxious cares for the welfare of his 
8 People: 


Evening Prayer. 


les and let nothing obſtruct his wiſe and ſalutary 
Counſels. Support, 0 Lord, the efforts of his Al. 
lies in the common cauſe ; defeat the wicked ima- 
ginations of his adverſaries ; and grant him all the 
comforts. of having truſted in Thee, that. he may re- 
joice in thy Strength, and be exceeding glad in t 
Salvation. Hear us, O King of Heaven; pardon 
and fave us for the ſake of Jeſus aa, our Mediator, 
Redeemer, and Advocate. Amen. 


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4 4 Prayer for our Bnemice, 


Pocher God, who haſt diſpoſed the heart of 
gur i eee, to, unite us in prayer and ſup- 
| plication this day, for the pardon, of our Sins, and 
25 deliverance from the Evils of War; fuffer us, we 
beſeech Thee, to add our humble interceſſion for 
the repentance and converſion of Men, who, having 
caſt off their faith in Thee, tlie Living God, and fol- 
lowing the vain imaginations of reprobate minds, have 
plunged: themſelves into thoſe horrible iniquities, 
and cruelties, which -aſtoniſh the Chriſtian World. 
Grant, O Lord, unto us thy Servants, whilſt we be- 
hold with compaſſion the miſeries they have in- 
flicted upon the objects of their fury, to recollect the 
many calamities fiom which we are exempted by thy 
merciful Providence. , What, are, we, O Lord, that 
thou ſnouldt ſo regard us! O let thy mercy enter 
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to dur bearts, and make us truly thankful, fearful of 
thy diſpleaſure, and ſenſible of thy that, with 
hands and hearts lifted up unto Thee, we may ſo paſs 
through the uncertainties of things Temporal, that 
we age loſe not the Fang Eternal ; through the 
gcrits of Jeſus Chriſt aur Mediator and Redeemer. 


Amen. 
| A mighty God, who haſt given us grace, at this 
time, with one accord to make our common 
fupplications unto thee ; and doſt promiſe, that when 
two or three are gathered tagether in thy Name, thou 
wilt grant their requeſt: Fulfil now, O Lord, the 
deſirgs and petitions of thy ſervants, as may be moſt 
expedient for them ; 2 us in this world know- 


ledge of thy truth, and in the world to come life 


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© 4 Prayer of St. Chryſoſtom. 


Beds 1 | 2 Cor. XIII. 14. H 6 Th" 
HE grace of our Lord Jeſus Chriſt, and the 
love of God, and the fellowſhip of the Holy 


Ghoſt, be with us all evermore, Amen. 


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