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<P>A FORM OF PRAYER.</P>
<P>To be u&s;ed on Wedne&s;day the 28th of <HI>May;</HI> BEING The Fa&s;t-day Appointed by Proclamation of the Lord Lieutenant and Council.</P>
<P>To &s;eek Reconciliation with Almighty God, and to implore him, that he would Infatuate, and Defeat the Coun&s;els of the Papi&s;ts our Enemies; Continue his Mercies and the Light of his Go&s;pel to us, and our po&s;terity; and be&s;tow his abundant Ble&s;&s;ings upon His Sacred Maje&s;ty, and this pre&s;ent Parliament.</P>
<P>By His Maje&s;ties Command</P>
<P>DUBLIN. Printed by <HI>Benjamin Took</HI> and <HI>John Crook</HI> Printers to the Kings mo&s;t Excellent Maje&s;ty, and are to be &s;old by <HI>Mary Crok</HI> at his Maje&s;ties Printing-hou&s;e in <HI>Skinner-Row.</HI> 1679.</P>
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<P>The Service &s;hall be the &s;ame in all things with the Office appointed to be u&s;ed upon <HI>Friday</HI> in every Week, if it be Holiday; Except, where it is after herein otherwi&s;e directed.</P>
<P>&para; He that Mini&s;treth, &s;hall begin with the&s;e Sentences, Joel II. 13. Dan. IX. 9, 10. Jer. X. 24.</P>
<DIV2 TYPE="morning prayer">
<HEAD>Morning PRAYER.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">&para;In &s;tead of <HI>Venite, Exultemus,</HI> &s;hall this P&s;alm fol|lowing be u&s;ed; one ver&s;e by the Mini&s;ter, and ano|ther by the Clerk and People.</HEAD>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;al. LV.I.</NOTE><HI>HEar my prayer, O God: and hide not thy &s;elf from my petition.</HI></P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">2</NOTE>Take heed unto me and hear me: how I mourn in my prayer, and am vexed.</P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">3</NOTE><HI>The enemy crieth &s;o, and the ungodly cometh on &s;o fa&s;t: for they are minded to do me &s;ome mi&s;chief, &s;o maliciou&s;ly are they &s;et again&s;t me.</HI></P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;al. LIX. 2</NOTE>O deliver me from the wicked doers: and &s;ave me from the Bloud-thir&s;ty men.</P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;al. LXIV. 2.</NOTE><HI>Hide me from the gathering together of the froward: and from the in&s;urrection of wicked doers.</HI></P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;al. LIX. 3</NOTE>For lo, they lie waiting for my &s;oul: the mighty men are gathered again&s;t me without any offence or fault of me, O Lord.</P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;al. LXIV. 3</NOTE><HI>They encourage them&s;elves in mi&s;chief: and commune among them&s;elves, how they may lay &s;nares, and &s;ay, that no man &s;hall &s;ee them.</HI></P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;al. LXVIII 1.</NOTE>Let God ari&s;e, and let his enemies be &s;cattered: let them al&s;o that hate him, flee before him.</P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">2</NOTE><HI>Like as the &s;moke vani&s;heth, &s;o &s;halt thou drive them away: and like as wax melteth at
<PB REF="3"> the fire, &s;o let the ungodly peri&s;h at the pre&s;ence of God.</HI></P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;al. LXX. 2</NOTE>Let them be a&s;hamed and confounded, that &s;eek after my &s;oul: let them be turned backward and put to confu&s;ion, that wi&s;h me evil.</P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;a LIX. 13</NOTE><HI>Con&s;ume them in thy wrath, con&s;ume them, that they may peri&s;h: and know that it is God that ruleth in Iacob, and unto the ends of the world</HI></P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;a. LXXIX, 9</NOTE>Help us, O God of our &s;alvation, for the Glory of thy Name: O deliver us, and be merciful unto our &s;ins for thy Names &s;ake.</P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;al. Lxxxvi, 5</NOTE><HI>For thou, Lord, art good and gracious: and of great mercy unto all them that call upon thee.</HI></P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;al. LIV, 4.</NOTE>Behold, God is my helper: the Lord is with them that uphold my &s;oul.</P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;a. Lxxxiv, 17</NOTE><HI>Shew &s;ome token upon me for good, that they who hate me may &s;ee it and be a&s;hamed: becau&s;e thou, Lord, ha&s;t holpen me and comforted me.</HI></P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">Pal&s;. LXI 6.</NOTE>Thou &s;halt grant the King a long life: that his years may endure throughout all generations.</P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">7.</NOTE><HI>He &s;hall dwell before God for ever: O prepare thy loving mercy and faithfulne&s;s, that they may pre&s;erve him.</HI></P>
<P><NOTE PLACE="marg">P&s;al. Lxxix, 14</NOTE>So we that are thy people and &s;heep of thy pa&s;ture, &s;hall give thee thanks for ever: and will alway be &s;hew|ing forth thy prai&s;e from generation to generation,</P>
<P><HI>Glory be to the Father, and to the Son: and to the holy Gho&s;t;</HI></P>
<P>As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever &s;hall be: world without end. Amen.</P>
<P>Proper P&s;alms. LI.XXXII.LXXXIII.XX.</P>
<P>The fir&s;t Le&s;&s;on. I&s;aiah I.</P>
<P>The Second Le&s;&s;on. Luc. XIII. or Acts XXIII.</P>
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<HEAD>&para; In&s;tead of the Collect for the Day, &s;hall be u&s;ed this, which followeth, both in Morning, and Evening Prayer, and in the Communion-Service.</HEAD>
<P>ALmighty God, who of thy Great Mercy toward us ha&s;t di&s;covered the De&s;igns, and di&s;appointed the Attempts of tho&s;e Popi&s;h Con&s;pirators, who un|der the pretence of Religion, and thy mo&s;t Holy Name, had contriv'd our De&s;truction, and labour'd by the mo&s;t unju&s;tifiable Methods of Trea&s;on, and Murther, and the A&s;&s;a&s;&s;ination of His Maje&s;ties Sacred Per&s;on, to introduce the Tyranny of a foreign power, and the Abomination of Super&s;titious Wor&s;hip, and thereby to en&s;lave both the bodies and &s;ouls of thy &s;ervants, and to extingui&s;h the ble&s;&s;ed light of thy holy Go&s;pel among&s;t us: We yield thee prai&s;e, and thanks for this thine in|finite goodne&s;s to us; imploring thy Grace and Fa|vour in the farther Di&s;covery of the&s;e depths of Satan, this my&s;tery of iniquity. Send forth thy Light, and thy Truth, and let them pre&s;erve us. Pro|tect, and defend our Sovereign Lord the King Bind up his &s;oul in the bundle of life, and let no Weapon form'd again&s;t him pro&s;per. Cloth all his enemies with &s;hame; but upon Him&s;elf, and His Po&s;terity let the Crown ever flouri&s;h. To this end Ble&s;s the pre&s;ent Parliament now A&s;&s;embled, and knit together the Hearts of this whole Nation, as the heart of one man, in the defence of our King, our Laws, and our Religion. Teach us to know, at lea&s;t in this our Day, the things which belong to our peace, and let them not be hid from our Eyes. Remove from among us the Accur&s;ed Thing; tho&s;e per&s;onal and tho&s;e pub|lick Guilts, the cry whereof is gone up to Heaven, and calls aloud for Vengeance. And grant, that being by true repentance reconcil'd to thee our God, we may al&s;o be united by Chri&s;tian Love, and Charity to one another: So that we walking in the paths of thy holy
<PB REF="4"> Law, thou mai&s;t continue the Ble&s;sing thereof to us and our po&s;terity, and we All may continue to give thee Thanks for ever, and &s;hew forth thy prai&s;e from Generation to Generation; through Ie&s;us Chri&s;t our Lord. <HI>Amen.</HI></P>
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<HEAD>&para; In the end of the Litany, after the Collect <HI>[We humbly be&s;eech thee, O Father, &amp;c.]</HI> &s;hall be read in this Order, The Col|lect for <HI>A&s;h-wedne&s;day,</HI> The Three Collects in the Commi|nation, the Collect for XXI. Sunday after Trinity, The Prayer for the High Court of Parliament, and this which fol|loweth. <HI>For Deliverance from the Papi&s;ts our Enemies;</HI> Taken out of the Office for the Fifth of <HI>November.</HI></HEAD>
<P>ALmighty God, who ha&s;t in all ages &s;hewed thy Power and Mercy in the miraculous and gra|cious deliverances of thy Church, and in the Prote|ction of righteous and religious Kings and States, profe&s;&s;ing thy holy and eternal Truth, from the wicked Con&s;piracies, and malicious practices of all the ene|mies thereof; Be thou &s;till our mighty Protector, and &s;catter our enemies that delight in Bloud: infatuate and defeat their Councels, abate their Pride, a&s;|&s;wage their Malice, and confound their Devices: Strengthen the hands of our gracious King <HI>CHARLES</HI> and all that are put in Authority under him, with Iudgment and Iu&s;tice, to cut off all &s;uch workers of Iniquity, as turn Religion into Rebellion, and Faith into Faction; that they may never prevail again&s;t us, or triumph in the ruine of thy Church among us: But that our gracious Sovereign and his Realms being pre&s;erved in thy true Religion, and by thy merciful goodne&s;s protected in the &s;ame, we may all duly &s;erve the&eacute;, and give thee thanks in thy holy Congregation, through Ie&s;us Chri&s;t our Lord, <HI>Amen.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Then the Prayer of <HI>S. Chry&s;o&s;tom.</HI></HI></P>
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<HEAD>At the Communion-Service. The Epi&s;tle 1 Cor. X. 1. to v. 16. Or for the Epi&s;tle, Joel II. 11: <HI>The day of the Lord, &amp;c.</HI> to v. 19. The Go&s;pel, Matth. XXI. 33. <HI>There was, &amp;c.</HI> to v. 42. Or Matth. VI. 16. to v. 22. &para; Immediatly after the Prayer <HI>For the whole &s;tate of Chri&s;ts Church,</HI> &s;hall this be u&s;ed.</HEAD>
<P>GLorious, and gracious God; who's Iudgments again&s;t ob&s;tinate Offenders are mo&s;t &s;evere, and terrible; but thy Mercies infinite to All, that with hearty Repentance, and true Faith turn unto the&eacute;: We &s;inful people of this Land do acknowledge before the&eacute;, to thy Glory, and our own &s;hame, that never any Nation had more Experience of thy Goodne&s;s; nor yet did ever any more unthankfully abu&s;e it. When thou gave&s;t us great, and long pro&s;perity, we fed our &s;elves to the full, waxed fat, and kicked again&s;t the&eacute;. When thou threwe&s;t us into horrid Confu&s;ions, from which we &s;aw then little hope of ari&s;ing; even in the time of that di&s;tre&s;s did we tre&s;pa&s;s yet more again&s;t the&eacute;. When by Miracles of Mercy thou had&s;t turn'd our Captivities; we &s;oon return'd to Folly, to our vomit, and to our wallowing in our former, or greater Filthine&s;s. Even while thou ha&s;t of late appear'd for us by di&s;covering the Plots and Contrivances of our implacable Ene|mies of the Romi&s;h Faction, we have be&eacute;n in the mean time by our &s;ins fighting again&s;t Heaven, and again&s;t the&eacute;. And now we are no more worthy to be called either thy &s;ons, or thy &s;ervants; whom neither thy Fear hath driven, nor thy Goodne&s;s led to Repen|tance. In Mercy awaken our drow&s;ie Con&s;ciences. Soften, and &s;ubdue our hard hearts into de&eacute;p con|trition. Pardon the many great offences of us thy &s;ervants, and the crying &s;ins of the whole Nation Remove the Evils we now lie under. Avert the
<PB REF="5"> Iudgments, which we ju&s;tly fear, becau&s;e we mo&s;t ju&s;tly de&s;erve. Di&s;cover more and more the &s;nares of Death and Popi&s;h Treachery: and let us never fall into the hands of tho&s;e men, who's mercies are cruel. Vnite all our hearts in the profe&s;sion of the true Religion, which thine own right hand hath plan|ted among us, and in a holy Conver&s;ation an&s;werable thereunto. Pour out thy abundant Ble&s;sings upon our Gracious King, and his great Council, the pre|&s;ent Parliament: Keep him as the Apple of thine Eye; hide him under the &s;hadow of thy wings. In|form his Princes after thy will, and teach his Sena|tors Wi&s;dom: And grant that all their Coun&s;els, Re&s;olutions, and Endeavours may tend to, and end in the Glory of thy great Name, the pre&s;ervation of thy Church, and true Religion among us, and the &s;ecurity, peace; and pro&s;perity of the&s;e Kingdoms: All which we humbly beg in the Name, and through the Mediation of Ie&s;us Chri&s;t thy Son, our Savi|our. <HI>Amen.</HI></P>
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<HEAD>Evening PRAYER.</HEAD>
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<ITEM>Proper P&s;alms, XXI, XLVI.LVII, CXLIII.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Fir&s;t Le&s;&s;on, I&s;aiah LVIII.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Second Le&s;&s;on, Rom. XIII.</ITEM>
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<P>&para; Immediate<GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="1 letter">y after the Collect <HI>[Lighten our darkne&s;s]</HI> &s;hall be read, in this Order, The Collect for <HI>A&s;h-Wedne&s;day,</HI> The three Collects in the Commination, and the Collect for the XXI. Sunday after Trinity.</P>
<P>&para; And after the Prayer for the High Court of Parliament, &s;hall be added that for Deliverance from the Papi&s;ts our Enemies, and the Prayer [<HI>Glorious and gracious God,</HI> &amp;c.] as they are &s;et down before in the Morning-Service.</P>
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