Then fhall be faid or fung this.
pfalme following.

Venite,ex-heartily rejoyce in the ftrength of our
us unto the Lord: let us

For he is the Lord our God:and we are the people of his pafture, & the theep of his hands. To day if ye will heare his voice, harden not your hearts: as in the provocation,and as in the day of temptation in the wilderneffe.

When your fathers tempted me: proved me, and faw my works.

Fourty yeares long was I grieved with this generation, and faid: It is a people that do erre in their hearts, for they have not known my wayes.

Unto whom I fware in my wrath that they
should not enter into my reft.

Glory be to the Father, and to the, &c.
As it was in the beginning, is now, &c.

Then fhall follow certain pfalmes in order,
as they be appointed in a table made for
that purpose,except there he proper pfalmes
appointed for that day. And at the end of
every pfalme throughout the yeare, and
likewife in the end of Benedi&tus, Benedi-
cite, Magnificat, and Nunc dimittis, fhak
be repeated,

Glory be to the Father, and to the Sonne,
and to the holy Ghoft.

As it was in the beginning,is now,and ever
fhall be, world without end, Amen,

Then shall be read two lessons diflinctly with
a loud voice,that the people may heare. The
first of the old teftament, the second of the
new, like as they be appointed in the ka-
lender, except there be proper leffons af-
figned for that day: the minifter that read-
eth the leffons, ftanding and turning bim so,
as he may best be beard of all fuch as be
prefent. And before every leffon, the mini-
fter fhall fay thus, The firft, fecond, third,
or fourth chapter of Genefis, or Exodus,
Matthew, Mark, or other like,as is appoint-
ed in the kalender. And in the end of every
chapter, he shall fay, Here endeth fuch a
chapter of fuch a book.

falvation.

Let us come before his prefence with thanksgiving: and fhew our felves glad in him with pfalmes.

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For the Lord is a great God: and a great praise thee, O God: we knowledge Te Deurs King above all gods.

thee to be the Lord.

iaudamus.

All the earth doth worship thee; the Father everlasting.

In his hand are all the corners of the earth: and the strength of the hills is his allo.

To thee all angels cry aloud: the heavens and all the powers therein.

The fea is his, and he made it: and his hands prepared the drie land.

To thee cherubin, and feraphin: continually do cry.

O come, let us worship and fall down: and kacel before the Lord our maker.

Holy, holy, holy: Lord God of fabbaoth. Heaven and earth are full of the majestie : of thy glory.

The glorious company of the apostles: praife thee.

And (to the end the people may the better
beare) in fuch places where they do fing,
there fhall the leffons be fung in a plain
tune, after the manner of diftin&t reading
and likewife the epiftle and gospel.

After the firft leffon, fball follow Te Deum
laudamus in English, daily throughout the
whole yeare.

The goodly fellowship of the prophets: praife thee.

The noble army of martyrs: praife thee.
The holy church throughout all the world:
doth knowledge thee.

The Father of an infinite majeftic.
Thine honourable, true: and onely Sonne.
Also the holy Ghoft: the Comforter.
Thou art the King of glory: O Chrift.
Thou art the everlafting Sonne: of the
Father.

When

The gospel.
And behold, two of them went
verfe 13. unto verfe 36.

Matth. 27. Jefus himself stood in the
verse 36. unto verse 49.

The colleft.

Abegotten Sonne Jefus Chrift, haft over-
Lmighty God, which through thy onely

come death, and opened unto us the gate of
everlafting life, we humbly beseech thee, that
as by thy fpeciall grace preventing us, thou
doft put in our mindes good defires, fo by thy
continuall help, we may bring the fame to
good effe&t, through Jefus Chrift our Lord,
who liveth and reigneth, &c.

Tuesday in Eafter week.
The collect.

The epifle.
If ye then boxifen with Chrift
verfe 1. unto verfe 8.

The gospel.
Now the first day of the
verfe 1. unto verfe 11,
Munday in Eafter week.

The collect.
Almighty God, &c.

As upon Eafter day.
The epiftle.
Then Peter opened his
verie 34, unto verfe 44.

A&s 10.

haft thine

Aonely Sonne to die for our finnes, and to rife again for our juftification: grant us fo to put away the leaven of malice and wickedneffe, that we may alway serve thee in pureneffe of living and truth, through Jefus Chrift our Lord. Amen.

The epistle.

Ye men and brethren, children of Aâs13.
verse 26. unto verfe 42.
The gofpel.

Luke 24.

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Colof.3.

John 20.

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Lmighty God, which shewest to all men that be in errour, the light of thy truth, to the intent that they may return into the way of righteoufneffe, grant unto all them that be admitted into the fellowship of Chrifts religion, that they may efchew thofe things that be contrarie to their profeffion, and follow all fuch things as be agreeable to the fame, through our Lord Jefus Chrift. The epifble. Dearly beloved, I beleech you verfe 11. unto verfe 18. The gospel. Lake 24 A little while and ye shall not verse 16, unto verse 23.

1.Pet.z..

John 16,.

The

The iiii. funday after Easter.
The collect..

Lmighty God, which doeft make the
A mindes of all faithfull men to be of one
will, grant unto thy people, that they may
love the which thou
de fire that which thou doeft promife, that
among the fundry and manifold changes of
the world, our hearts may furely there be fix.
ed, where as true joyes are to be found,
through Christ our Lord. Amen.
The epistle.
Every good giving, and every
verfe 17. unto verfe 22.

The gospel. But now I go my way. verfe 5. unto verfc 16.

The epistle. I have made the former verfe 1. unto verfe 12.

The gospel. Finally he appeared unto verfe 14. unto the end.

whitfunday." The collect.

Jthe hearts of

God, which as upon this day haft taught
by the
fending to them the light of thy holy Spirit,
grant us by the fame Spirit to have a right
judgement in all things, and evermore to re-
joyce in his holy comfort, through the me
rits of Chrift Jefu our Saviour,who liveth and
reigneth with thee in the unity of the fame
James 1. Spirit, one God world without end. Amen.
The epistle.
And when the day of Pentecoft
verfe 1. unto verse 12.
The gospel.
If ye love me, keep my
verfe 15, unto the end.

Acts 2.

Munday in whitfun week.
The collect.

God which as, &c. As upon whitfunday.
The epistle.
Then Peter opened his mouth. A&s10,
verfe 34. unto the end.

The gospel.
For God so loved the world
verfe 16. unto verfe 22.

John 3..

John 16.

The v. funday after Easter.
The collect.

Ord, from whom all good things do
Lord
come, grant us thy humble fervants, that
by thy holy infpiration we may think thofe
things that be good, and by thy mercifull gui-
ding may perform the fame, through our
Lord Jefus Chrift. Amen.

The epistle.
And be ye doers of the word
verfe 22. unto the end.
The gospel.
Verily verily I fay unto you
verfe 23. unto the end.
Afcenfion day.
The collect.

Rant we beseech thee Almighty God, that itke as we do beleeve thy onely begotten Sonne our Lord to have afcended into the heavens, fo we may alfo in heart and minde thrther afcend, and with him continaally dwell.

James 1.

verfe 26. end chap. 16. in verfe 4. at, And
thefe, &c.

John 16. God which as, &c.

Mark 16.

The funday after afcenfion day.
The collect.

Tuefday in whitfun week.
The collect.

The epistle. Now when the apoftles which verfe 14. unto verfe 18. The gofel. Verily verify I fay unto you verie 1. unto verse 11.

As upon whifunday.

A&ts 8.

Trinity funday.
The collet.

Lmighty and everlasting God, which
Ahaft given unto us thy fervants grace by
Acts 1. the confeflion of a true faith, to acknowledge
the glory of the eternall Trinity, and in the
power of the divine Majefty to worship the
inity: we beseech thee that through the
ftedfaftneffe of this fath, we may evermore
be defended from all adverfutic, which livest
and reigneft, &c.

John 14.

Od thine only fonae Jefus Chrift with After this I looked, and behold

verfe 1. unto the end.

great triumph into thy kingdome of heaven:
we beseech thee leave us not comfortleffe,but
fend to us thine holy Ghoft to comfort us,and
exalt us unto the fame place whither our Sa-
viour Chrift is gone before, who liveth, &c.
The epistle.
Now the end of all things is at
verfe 7. unto verse 1 2.

The gepel.
But when the Comforter thall

.

The gospel. There was now a man of the verfe 1. unto verfe 16.

John (o.

Revel.4.

John 3.

The first funday after Trinity.

The collect.

1.Pet. 4° Gthee, mercifully accept our prayers:

Od the ftrength of all them that truft in

and because the weakncfle of our mortall John 15. nature can do no good thing without thee, grant

grant us the help of thy grace, that in keeping
of thy commandments, we may pleafe thee
both in will and deed, through Jefus Chrift
our Lord.

The epiftle.
Beloved, let us love one
verfe 7. unto the end.
The gospel.
There was a certain rich man
verfe 19. unto the end.

The ii. funday after Trinitie.
The collect.

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Ord make us to have a perpetuall fear

The gospel.
A certain man made a great
verse 16. unto verse 25.

ver faileft to help and govern them, whom
zhou dost bring up in thy ftedfaft love: grant
this, &c.

1.John 4.

The epiftle,
Marvel not, my brethren, though i John 3.
verfe 13.unto the end.

Luke 16.

The iiii.funday after Trinitie.
The collect.

The epiftle.
For I count that the affli&tions
verse 18. unto verse 24.

The gospel.
Be ye therefore mercifull, as
verse 36. unto verfe 43.

The iii.funday after Trinitie.
The collect.

Lus, and unto whom thous haft given at
heartie de fire to pray,grant, that by thy mighty
aid we may be defended, through Jefus Chrift

our Lord.
The epiftle.
And fubmit your felves every
verse 5. unto verse 12.
The gospel.
Then reforted unto him all the
verse 1.unto verfe 11.

Luke 14

The v. funday after Trinitie.
The collect.

Od of all that truft

Gwithout whom nothing is ftrong, nothing

is holy, increase and multiply upon us thy mer
cie, that thou being our ruler and guide, we
may fo paffe through things temporall, that we
finally lofe not the things eternall grant this
heavenly Father, for Jefus Chrifts fake our
Lord.

Luke.

The epifle

1.Pet.3

Finally, be ye all of one minde
verfe 8.end in verse 15. at, And be readie
The gospel.

Luke

Then it came to paffe as the
verse 1. unto verse 12.

The vi.funday after Trinitie.
The colled.

Od which haft prepared to them that
Glove
love thee, fuch good things as paffe all
mans understanding: poure into our hearts
all things, may obtain thy promifes, which
fuch love toward thee, that we loving thee in
can

Jefus

Chrift, &c.

The epiftle.

Know ye not, that all we which
verfe
3. unto verse 12.
The gospel.

For I fay unto you, Except your
verse 20.unto verse 27.

Ord of all power and might, which art the authour and of

in

our hearts the love of thy name, increafe in us true religion, nourish us with all goodneffe, and of thy great mercie keep us in the fame, through Jefus Chrift our Lord. The epifile. 1.Pet. 5. 1 fpeak after the manner of man verfe 19. unto the end. The gospel. Luke 15. In thofe dayes when there was verfe 1. unto verse 10.

G
Rant Lord, we beseech thee, that the
courfe of this world may be fo peace
ably ordered by thy governance, that thy con
gregation may joyfully ferve thee in all god-
y quietneffe, through Jefus Chrift our
Lord.

Rom.6.

Matth. 5.

The vii. funday after Trinitie.

The collect.

Therefore brethren, we are debters
The epifile..
verfe 12, unto verse 18.
The gospel.
Rom.8. Beware of false prophets
verfe 15. unto verse 22.

The ix. funday after Trinitie.
The collect.

Rom.6.

Mark 8.

¶ The vii. Sunday after Trinitie.
The collect.

The epiftle. Moreover brethren, I would verse 1, unto verfe 14.

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is

humbly beseech thee, that thou wilt put away from us all hurtfull things,and give thofe things which be profitable for us, through Je fus Chrift our Lord.

Rom.8.

Matth.7.

Gfpirit

Rant us Lord, we beseech thee, the to think and do alwayes fuch things as be rightfull, that we which cannot be without thee, may by thee be able to live according to thy will,through Jesus Christ our Lord.

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1.Cor.101

The

The xiiii. funday after Trinitie.
The collect

Lightie and everlasting God, give un-
to us the increase of faith, hope jand cha-
ritie: and that we may obtain that which thou
doft promife, make us to love that which thou
1.Cor.12. doft command, through Jesus Christ our
Lord.

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The xii.funday after Trinitie.
The collect.

'The epiftte.
Now to Abraham and his feed
Nefe 16, unto verfelagi
The gospel.

Bleffed are the eyes which fee
brfe 23. unto verfe8.

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Lmightie and everlafting God, which art alwayes more readie to heare then we to pray, and art wont to give more then either we defire or deserve: poure down upon us the abundance of thy mercie, forgiving us thofe things whereof our confcience is a fraid, and giving unto us that that our prayer dare not prefume to ask, through Jefus Chrift our Lord.

770.4

The epifile.
Then I fay, Walk in the Spirit
verfe 16. unto verse 25.
The gospel.

And fo it was when he went
verfe II. unto verse 20.

The xiii.funday after Trinitie
The collect.

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Lmightie and mercifull God, of whofe

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people do unto thee true and laudable fervice; grant we beseech thee, that we may fo runne to thy heavenly promifes, that we fail not fimally to attain the fame, through Jefus Chrift our Lord.

The epistle.
Ye fee how large a letter
verfe 11. unto the end.
The gospel.
No man can ferve two mafters
verfe 24. unto the end.

The xv.funday after Trinitie.
The collect

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Gal.3.

Luke 10.

Eep we beseech thee, O Lord, thy church, with thy perpetuall mercie: and because the frailtie of man without thee cannot but fall, keep us ever by thy help, and lead us to all things profitable to our falvation, through Je fus Christ our Lord.

107

Gal. f.

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The xvi. funday after Trinitie.
The collect.

pitie cleanfe and defend thy congregation:
Ord we beseech thee, let thy continuall

and because it cannot continue in fafetie with

Matth.6.

out thy fuccour, preferve it evermore by thy
help and goodne fle, through Jesus Christ our
Lord.

Eph.3.

Ond we pray thee, that thy grace may al❤wayes prevent and follows, and make us continually to be given to all good works, through Jefus Christ our Lord.

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Eph.4

Luke 7.

Luke 14.