SA L. CXLIX. N.

Slag ve unto the Lord our God,

new rejoycing fong: And let the praife of him be heard his holy faints among a Let Ifrael rejoyce in God, and praifes to him fing: And let the feed of Sion be

most joyful in their king.

To bind their ftately kings in chains,

their lords in iron bands.
8 To execute on them the doom

that written was before:

This honour all his faints (hall have,
praife ye the Lord therefore.

PSA L. CL. N.

Y prafe in his holines

Ield unto God the mighty Lord,

3 Lot them found praife with voice of lute And in the firmament of his

unto his holy Name:

And with the timbrel and the harp, fing praifes to the fame.

For why the Lord his pleasure all
hath in his people fet:
And by delivrance he will raise
the meek to glory great.

5 With glory and with honour now
let all his Saints rejoyce:
Aloud upon their beds alfo,

advance their finging voice.

6 And in their mouths let be the high
praifes of God the Lord:
And in their hands likewife a fharp
and a two-edged (word..

To plague, the heathen and corre&
the people with their hands:

great pow'r praife him no lefs.
2 Advance his Name, and praife him in
his mighty as always:
According to his excellence

and greatnefs, give him praife,
3 His praifes with the princely noile
of founding trumpets blow:
Praise him upon the viol, and
upon the harp alfo.

4 Praife him with timbrel and with flure,
organs and virginals:

With founding cymbals praife ye him,
praife him with loud cymbals.

5 Whatever hath the benefit
of breathing, praife the Lord:
To praile his great and holy Name
agree with one accord.

The End of the PSALMS.

VENI CREATOR.

Ome holy Ghoft, eternal God,
proceeding from above,

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Both from the Father and the Son, the God of peace and love. 2 Vint our minds and into us thy heavenly grace infpire: That in all truth and godliness, we may have true defire. 3 Thou art the very Comforter in all grief and diftrefs: The heavenly gift of God moft high, which no tongue can exprefs. 4 The fountain and the living (priag of joy celestial:

The fire to bright, the love fo fweet, and unction fpiritual.

5 Thou in thy gifts art manifold,

whereby Chrift's Church doth ftand: In faithfull hearts writing thy law, the finger of God's hand

According to thy promife made, thou givet fpeech with grace: That through thy help the praife of God may found in every place. 70 holy Ghost, into our fouls

fend down thy Heavenly light: Infame our hearts with fervent love, to ferve God day and night.

8 Our weakness Atrengthen and confirm,
which feeble is and frail:
That neither devil, world, nor Befn
against us may prevail.

9 Our enemies put far from us,
and grant us to obtain

Peace in our hearts with God and man,
The bet and truet gain.

10 And grant, O Lord, that thou being
Our leader and our guide,

We may efchew the fiares of fin,
and never from thee flid

11 To us fuch plenty of thy grace

good Lord, grant we thee pray,
That thou may it be our Comforter,
at the lait dreadful day.

12 Cfitrife and all diffention Lord,
do thou diffolve the bands,
Tye fait the knots of peace and love,
throughout all Chriftian lands.

13 Grant us, O Lord, through thee to know
the Father molt of might
That of his dear beloved Son
We may attain the fight:
14 And that with perfect faith alf
we may acknowledge thee,
The Spirit of them both alway,
one God in perfons three,

The

The Song of S. Ambrofe, called Te Deum For through his vifitation and

WE praife thee, God, and thee contels His mercy kept in ftore,

the only Lord to be,

And as eternal Father, all
the earth doth worship thee.

2 To thee all Angels cry, the heavens
and all the powers therein:
To thee inceflantly do cry
Cherub and Seraphin.
30 holy, holy, holy Lord,
of Sabaoth Lord the God,
Through heaven and earth thy
and glory all abroad.
4 Th' Apofties glorious company
yield praifes unto thee:
The Prophets goodly fellowship
praife thee incefiantly.

2 His people now he hath redeem'd,
That loag have been in thrall:
And fpread abroad his faving health
Upon his fervants all.

3 In David's houfe his fervant true,
According to his mind,
And alfo his anointed King,
As we in Scripture find.

4 As by his holy Prophets all
praife is He often did declare,
(fpread,

The noble and victorious hoit of Martyrs ound thy praife: The holy Church throughout the world acknowledge thee always. 6 Father of endless Majeity they do acknowledge thee: And Chrift thy honourable, true and only Son to be.

The holy Ghoft the Comforter, of glory thou arting O Chrift, and of the father art the Son everlafting,

8 when finfil mans decay in hand thou tookeft to reftore,

To be inclos'd in virgins womb thou didit not then abhor.

9 When thou of death hadit overcome
the fharpness thro' thy might,
Heav'ns kingdom thou didit'
to each believing wight.
to in glory of the Father thou
doit it on God's right band:
We trust that thou shalt come our judge,

our caufe to understand.

The which were fince the world began,
His ways for to prepare.

11 Lord,help thy fervants whom thou haft
bought with thy precious blood,
And in eternal glory fet

them with thy faints moft good.
12 O Lord, do thou thy people fave,
blefs thy inheritance:

Lord, govern them, and alfo do
for ever them advance.

13 We magnifie thee day by day,
always world without end:
And do adore thy holy Name :
vouchsafe us to defend
14 From fin this day
have mercy on us all:
And on us, as we trint in thee,
Lord, let thy mercy fall.

5 That we might be delivered
From thofe that make debate,
Even from the hands of enemies,
And all that do us hate.

6 The mercy which he promifed
Our fathers to fulfil

And think upon his cov'nant made
According to his will.

have mercy, Lord,

15 O Lord, I have repofed all my confidence in thee:

Therefore let no confounding thame my portion ever be.

7 And alfo to perform the oath
Which he before had worn
To Abraham our father dear,
For us that were forlorn :

8 That he would give himfelf for us
And us from bondage bring,
Out of the hands of all our foes,
To ferve our heavenly King.

9 And that without all kind of fear,Alto in righteoufnefs:

And likewife for to lead our lives
In ftedfait holiness:

The Song of Zacharias, called Benedictus.
He only Lord of Ifrael

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Be praised evermore

10 And thou, O child, which now art And of the Lord elect,

Shalt Prophet of the High'ft be,

His way for to direct.

11 For thou shalt go before his face, For to prepare his ways,

And alfo for to teach his will
And pleafure all thy days.

(bora

12 To give them knowledge how that Salvation now is near:

And that remiffion of their fins
Is through his mercy dear.

(their

13 Whereby the day-fpring from on high Defcended from his feat,

To give light unto them that fat
In darkness very great.

14 To lighten thofe that fhadowed be
With death, and are oppreit,
And alfo for to guide our feet
The way to peace and reft.

The Song of the blefied Virgin Mary,
call'd Magnificat.

MY foul doth magnifie the Lord,

My fpirit evermore

Rejovceth in the Lord my God,
Who is my Saviour

And why? because he did regard,
The low eitate of his handmaid,
And had refpect unto
And let the mighty go,

3 For now behold, all nations and The generations all,

From this time forth for evermore
Shall me right blefied call:

4 Because he hath me magnify'd,
Who is the Lord of might,
Whofe Name be ever fanctify'd,
And praifed day and night.

5 For with his mercy and his
All men he doth inflame,
Throughout the generations all
That fear his holy Name.

grace

2 In heaven is. Give us, O Lord,
our daily bread this day.
As we forgive our debtors, fo
forgive our debts we pray.
3 Into temptation lead us not,
from evil keep us free.

For kingdom, power, and glory is
thine to eternity.

The Ten Commandments of God,
Exod. 20. W. W.

Ifrael, and what I fay

He the'd ftrength with his mighty arm, Havered to underland!

And made the proud to start,
With all imaginations that
Were in their wicked heart.

7 He hath put down the mighty ones From their fupernal feat,

And did exalt the meek in heart,
Even from their low eitate.

8 The hungry he replenished
With all things that were good:
And through his power he made the rich
Oft-times to want their food.

9 And calling to remembrance his Great mercy very well,

Hath holpen up mott graciously
His fervant Ifrael.

10 According to his promise made
To Abraham before,
And to his feed fucceffively,
To ftand for evermore.

The Song of Simeon, called
Nunc dimittis.

Lord, my God, because my heart
Hath longed earnestly,

My Lord and Saviour to behold,
And fee before I die :

2 The joy and health of all Mankind, Defired long before :

Who now is come into the world,
Loft man for to restore.

3 Then fuffer, Lord, thy fervant now
In peace for to depart,
According to thy holy word,
Which doth rejoice my heart.

4 Becaufe my eyes which thou haft made, To give my body light,

Have now beheld thy faving health,
Which is the Lord of might.

Whom thou haft mercifully fet,

Of thy abundant grace,
In open fight and vifible,
Before all Peoples face.

6 The Gentiles to illuminate,
Who do in darknefs dwell: .
Alfo to be the glory of
Thy people Ifrael.

The Lords Prayer, or Pater nofter.
UR Father which in heaven art,
Lord, Hallowed be thy Name:
Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done
in earth, even as the fame

I am the Lord thy God that brought
thee out of Egypt land,

2 Even from the houfe wherein thou didst
In thraldom live a flave:
None other gods at all before
my prefence fhalt thou have.
3 No manner of grav'n image shalt
thou make at all to thee;"
Nor any other figure elfe
fhall counterfeited be,

4 Of any thing in heaven above,
nor in the earth below,
Nor in the waters under earth,
to them thou shalt not bow.

5 Nor fhalt them ferve, the Lord thy Godi
a jealous God is he,

Who punifheth the parents faults

to third and fourth-degree,

6 Upon the children that me hate:
and mercy doth display

To thousands of fuch as me love,
and my commands obey.

7 The Name thou of the Lord thy God
in vain fhalt never ufe:

For him that takes his Name in vain
he never will excufe.

8 Remember that thou holy keep

the facred Sabbath-day:

Six days thou labour fhalt, and do
thy needful works alway.

9 The Lord thy God the feventh hath fet,
for thee to reft upon;

No work then fhalt thou do in it.
thy felf, nor yet thy fon,

10 Thy laughter, fervant, nor thy maid,
thy ox, nor yet thy afs,
Nor ftranger that within thy gates
hath his abiding.place.

11 For in fix days God heav'n and earth
and all therein did make.

And after that his reft he did

upon the feventh day take.

12 Wherefore he bleft the day that he
for resting did ordain,
And facred to himself alone.
appointed to remain

13 Give honour to thy Parents, that
prolong'd thy days may be

Upon the land the which the Lord
thy God hath given thee.

14 Thou that no murther do. Nor fhalt
commit adultery.

Then

Thou shalt not fteal. Nor witnefs falle againit thy neighbour be.

15 Thou fhait not covet house, that to thy neighbour doth belong: Nor cover fhalt in having of his wife to do him wrong. 16 Nor his man-fervant, nor os, nor afs of his, Nor any other thing that to thy neighbour proper is.

The Prayer.

nor his maid,

Ty Spirit grant to us, O Lord,
To keep thefe laws our hearts reftore:
And caufe us all with one accord
To magnifie thy Name therefore.

2 For of our felves no ftrength we have
To keep thefe laws after thy will:
Thy might therefore, O Christ, we crave,
That we in thee may them fulll.

3 Lord, for thy Names fake grant us this,
Thou art our ftrength, O Saviour Chrift:
Of thee to speed how can we mifs,
In whom our treasure doth confit?
14 To thee for evermore be praise
With the Father in each refpe&t,
And with the holy Ghoft always,
The comforter of thine ele&t.

The Symbol or Creed of Athanafius,
called Quincunque vult.

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Har man foever he be, that falvation hopes to gain, The Catholick Belief he must before all things retain.

2 Which Faith unlefs he whole do keep,
and undefiledly,
Eternally, without all doubt,
he fhall be fure to die.

3 The Catholick Belief is this,
that God we worship one
In Trinity, and Trinity
in Unity alone

4 So as we neither do confound
the Perfons of the Three:

Nor yet the fubftance whole of one in funder parted be.

5 One Perfon of the Father is, another of the Son:

Another Perfon proper of
the Holy Ghoft alone.

6 Of Father, Son, and Holy Ghoft,
but one the Godhead is:
Glory the fame, co-eternal
the Majefty likewife.

Such as the Father is, fuch is
the Son in each degree:
And fuch alfo we do believe
the Holy Ghoft to be.
8 The Father he is uncreate,
and uncreate the Son:
The Holy Ghoft is uncreate,
fo uncreate each one,

9 Father incomprehenfible,
fo likewife is the Son:
Comprehenfible alfo is

the Holy Ghott of none.
10 The Father is eternal, and
the Son eternal fo:

And in like fort eternal is

the Holy Ghoit also.

11 And yet tho' we believe that each
of thefe eternal be:

Yet there but one Eternal is,
and not Eternals three.
12 As not incomprehenfible,
nor yet uncreate three:

But one Incomprehenfible,
one increate hold we.
13 As the Father almighty is,
the Son is fo likewife:
And in like manner almighty
the Holy Spirit is.

14 And albeit that ev'ry one
of thefe almighty be:
Yet there but one Almighty is,
and not Almighties three.
15 The Father God is, God the Son;
God Holy Ghoft alfo :

Yet are there not three Gods to be,
but one God, and no mo.
16 So likewife Lord the Father is,
and Lord alfo the Son:

And Lord the Holy Choft; yet are
there not three Lords, but one.
17 For as we are compell'd to grant
by Chriftian Verity,

Each of the Perfons by himfelt
both God and Lord to be
18 So Catholick Religion doth
fridly forbid alway,

That either Gods be three, or that
there Lords be three, to fay.

19 Of none the Father is, not made,
created, nor begot:

The Son is of the Father, not
create, nor made, but got.

20 The Holy Gholt is of them both,
the Father and the Son:

Not made, created, nor begot,
but doth proceed alone.

21 So we one Father hold only,
one Son alfo, not three:
One Holy Ghoft alone, and not
three Holy Ghofts to be.
22 None in this Trinity before,
nor after other is:

Nor greater any than the reft,
nor lefier be likewife.

23 But ev'ry one among themselves
of all the Perfons three:
Together co-eternal all,
and all co-equal be."
24 So Unity in Trinity,
as it is aid before:
And Trinity in Unity

we always muft adore

as There