Moneth the.xiii.day.

be in his lyght.

15 He shal lyue, and vnto hym shalbe genen of the golde of Arabia : prayer shalbe made euer vnto him, ſdaply shal he be praysed.

16 There shalbe an heape of corne in the earth hygh vpon the hylles : his fruitie shal shake lyke Libamus, and shalbe greene in the citie, lyke grasse vpon the earth.

17 His name shal endure for euer, his name shal remayne vnder the sunne among the posterities : whiche shalbe bleſſed through hym, and al the heathen shal playle hym.

18 Blessed be the Loſde God, euen the God of Israel : whiche onely doeth woonderous thynges.

19 And bleſſed be the name of his maieſtke for euer : and al the earth shalbe filled with his maieſtie. Amen. Amen.

Quam bonus Israel.

Psalm.Ixxiii.

Euenyng
prayer.

A 1

T Ruely God is louyng vnto Israel : euen vnto luche as are of a cleane hart.

Neuertheleſſe, my ſeete were almoſt gone: my treadyngs had welnygh lypt.

3 And why? I was greeued at the wicked: I de also see the ungodly in such ploſeritie.

4 For they are in no peryl of death : but are lustle and strong.

5 They come in no milkoſtune lyke other folke : neuerthe are they plagued lyke other men.

6 And this is the cause that they be so holden with pride : and overwhelmed with trueltie.

B 7

Their eyes Swell with katneſſe : and they doo euen what they luff.

8 They coſrupt other, and ſpeake of wicke blaphemie : their talkyng is agaynſt the almoſt hyſcheth.

9 For they kretche kooſth they month vnto the heauen: and they tongue goeth thosoowe the woſlde.

10 Therkoſe fall the people vnto them: and thereout luche they no small aduantage.

11 Cushe (say they) howe hould God perſeue it: is there knowledge in the moſt eſheth?

12 Loſe, these are the ungodly, these ploſer in the woſld, and these haue richelle in poſſession : and I sayde, then haue I cleansed my hart in vayne, and washed my hands in innotencie.

13 All the day long haue I ben puniſhed : and chaſſened euery morning.

C 14

Pea and I had almoſt laid euen as they: but loſe, then they haue condemned the generation of the vildren.

The Palmeſs.

Euenyng prayer

15 Then thought I to vnderkande this: but it was to harde ſo me.

16 Cntyll I went into the ſanctuarie of God: then vnderkoode I the ende of these men:

17 Namely, how thou doſeth let them in klypperte places: and casteth them downe, and deſtroyeth them.

18 Dh howe so daynely doo they consume : perteſhe, and come to a ſeareful end.

19 Pea, euen like as a dieame when one awaketh : so hault thou make their image to vanithe out of the citie.

20 Thus my hart was greeued : and it went euen through my reynes.

21 So kooliſhe was I and ignozaunt : euen D as it were a beaſt bekoze thee.

22 Neuertheleſſe, I am alway by thee : for thou haſt holden me by my right hande.

23 Thon hault guide me with thy counſell: and after that receiue me with glopy.

24 Whom haue I in heauen but thee : and there is none vppon earth that I deſhye in comparacion of thee.

25 My flethe and my hart ſayleth : but God is the strengthe of my hart, and my poſtion for euer.

26 For loſe, they that forſake thee, shall perteſhe : thou haſt deſtroyed all them that commit forſtification against thee.

27 But is it good for me to holde me kalt by God, to put my trust in the Lord God : and to ſpeake of all the wooſkes (in the gates of the daughter of Sion.)

Vt quid dens.

Psalm.Ixxiii.

1 O God, wherekoſe art thou absent from A vs so long : why is thy wyath so hot a gainſt the theſee of thy pature?

2 D thinke vpon thy congregation : whom thou haſt purchaſed and redeemed of ſolde.

3 Thynke vppon the tribe of thyne ſuberritaunce: and mount Sion, wherin thou haſt dwelt.

4 Lykt vp thy ſeete, that thou mayſt utterly deſtroy euery enime : whiche hath done euyl in the ſanctuarie.

5 Thyne aduerſaries roare in the myddes of the congregations : and let vp their banners for tokens.

6 We that hewed tymber aſkoze out of the thicke trees: was knowen to bring it to an excellent woſke.

7 But nowe they hzeake downe all the caried woſke thereof: with arces & hammers.

8 They haue ſet ſpye vpon thy hol places : and haue deſkyld the dwelling place of the name, euen vnto the grounde.

9 Pea, they ſayde in their hartes, let vs make

Moneth the,xv.day.

The Psalms.

Euenyng prayer

3 When I am in heauknesse I will thinke
upon God: when my hart is vered, I wyll
complayne.

4 Thou heldest mine eyes waking: I am
so feeble that I can not speake.

5 I have consydered the dayes of olde: and
the pecres that are past.

6 I cal to remembraunce my long: and in the
night I commune with mine owne hart,
and searehe out my spirits.

7 Will the Lozde absent him selfe for ever:
and wil he be no more entreated?

8 Is his mercye cleane gone for ever: and is
his promise come vnterly to an end for ever-
more?

9 Hath God forgotten to be gratious: and
wyl he shut vp his louing kyndnesse in dis-
pleasure?

10 And I layde, it is mine owne infirmities:
but I wyl remember the pecres of the right
hande of the most highest.

11 I will remember the works of the Lozde:
and cal to minde the wonders of olde time.

12 I wyl thinke al so al the works : and
my talking haisde of thy doyng.

13 The way, D God, is holy: who is so great
a god, as our God?

14 Thou art the God that doth wonders:
and hast declared thy power among pe-
ple.

15 Thou hast mightily deliuered thy people:
euen the sonnes of Jacob, and Jofeph.

16 The waters lawe thee, D God, the waters lawe thee, and were atraide: the deap-
ches alio were troubled.

17 The cloudes powred out water, the ayze
thundred: thine arrows went abroade.

18 The voyce of thy thunder was hearde
rounde about: the lyghtnings shone upon
the ground, the earth was moued, and hoke
withal.

19 The way is in the sea, and the paths in
the great waters: and the footesteppes are
not knowen.

20 Thou leddest thy people lyke thee: by
the hande of Moles and Aaron.

Attendite popule.

Psalm, lxxviii.

Euenyng
prayer.

1

2

H

Care my lawe, D my people: en-
cline your cares vnto the wozdes
of my mouth.

I wyl open my mouth in a para-
ble: I will declare harde senten-
ces of olde.

3 Which we have hearde and knowen: and
suche as our fathers have tolde vs.

4 That we may not hide them from the
children of the Generations to come: but
to knowe the honours of the Lozde, his might

tie and weonderful works that he hath
done.

5 He made a conenant with Jacob, & gaue
Israel a lawe: which he commaunded our
fozekathers to teache they children.

6 That their pofteritie might knowe it: and
the children whiche were yet unbozne.

7 To the intent that when they came vp:
they might knowe the weChildren the same.

8 That they might put they trust in God:
and not to forget the works of GDD, but
to keepe his commaundementes.

9 And not to be as their fozekathers, a faith-
lesse and stubburne generation: a generati-
on that let not their hart aright, and whose
spirite cleaneeth not kedfally unto God.

10 Like as the children of Ephraim: whiche
being harnessed and carpyng bowes, turned
them selfes backe in the day of battayle.

11 They kept not the conenant of God: and
woulde not walke in his lawe.

12 But fozgate what he had done: and the
woonderfull worke that he had shewed for
them.

13 Marneplons thinges. dyd he in the flight
of our fozekathers in the lande of Egypt:
euen in the feelde of Joan.

14 He divided the sea, & let them go through:
he made the waters to stande on a heape.

15 In the day tyme also he led them with a
cloude: and all the night through with a
lyght of lyke.

16 He claue the harde rockes in the wylder-
nesse, and gaue them dzynde thereof, as it
had ben out of the great Deapth.

17 He brought waters out of the kony rocke:
so that it gusbed out lyke the riuers.

18 Pet for al this they sinned more agayn
hym: and pronounced the most highest in the
wyldernesse.

19 They tempted God in they hartes: and
required meate for theyl lust.

20 They spake agaynst God also, saying:
that god prepare a table in the wildernesse.

21 He smote the kony rocke in deed that the
water gusbed out, and the streames flowed
withal: but can he gene bread also, of pro-
vide fleshe for this people?

22 When the lord heard this, he was wroth:
so the fyrze was kindled in Jacob, and there
came vp heaute disc pleasure agaynst Israel.

23 Because they beleeued not in God: and
put not they trust in his helpe.

24 So he commaunded the cloudes aboue:
and opened the doozes of heauen.

25 He rayned downe Manna also upon
them for to eat: and gaue them fooode from
hesuen.

26 So man dyd eate angelles fooode: so he
sent them inare ynoughy.

27 He

32 Psalme L.

The second part.

11 The birds that build on his,
in hilles and out of sight:

And beastes that in the fields do lye,
are subject to my might.

12 Then though I hungred soe,
what neede I ought of thine?

Sith that the earth with her great sloes,
and all therein is myne.

13 To Buls flech haue I mynde,
to eate it doost thou thinke?

14 Sich a sweetnesse do I finde,
the bloud of Boates to drinke?

15 Beue to the Lord his playse,
with thankes do hym apply:

And see thou pay thy bowes alwayes,
unto the God most hie.

16 Then seeke and call to mee,
when ought would worke thee blame,
And I will sure deliver thee,
that thou mayst playse my name.

17 But to the wicked trayne,
which take of God ech day:

And yet their worke are foule and bayne,
to them the Lord will say.

18 With what a face darest thou,
my word once seeke or name?

19 How doth thy take my law allow,
thy heedes dear the fame.

20 Whereas for to amend
thy life, thou act so backe:

21 How wold the which thou doost pretend,
is call behind the backe.

The third part.

22 When thou a theefe doost see,
by theft to lye in wealth:

23 With him thou runnest and doost agree,
likewise to thine by wealth.

24 When thou doost them beholde,
that wines and maydes defile:

25 Thou likest it well and warden wolde,
to see that life most bile.

26 Thy lips thou doost apply,
to thunder and defame:

27 Thy toung is taught to craft and lye,
and both still vse the fame.

28 Thou studiest to teme,
thy feendes to thee so neate:

29 With lausdee thou wouldst needes defile,
thy mothers sonne so deare.

30 Weareat while I do wincke,
as though I did not see:

31 Thou geest on still and so doost thinke,
that I am like to thee.

32 But fine I will not let,
to strike when I begin:

33 The faults in order I will set,
and open all thy sinne.

34 Marke this I yon require,
that hynie not God in mynde:

35 Least when I plague you in myne ite,
your helpe be faire to finde,

Psalme Lj.

26 Me that doth gene to mee,
the sacrifice of playse:

27 Doth please me well, and he shall see,
to walke in godly wayes.

28 Miserevere mei Deus. Isal. Li. W.W.

When David was rebuked by the Prophet Nathan for his great offences, he did not only acknowledge the fame to God, with protestation of his natural correction and inquibility, but also left a memorial thereon to his posterity. Cherefse, fik he deluereth God to forgive his flanes, and renue in him his holy Saviour; with promise that he will not be unmynded, till of those great graces, finally, fearing least God would punish the whole church for his fault, he requireth that he would rather increase his graces towards the fame.

Lord consider my discrelle, and now

wyth speode some pity take : As my sinnes

deface, my faultes vxdesselle, good Lord

for thy great mercies take, 2. Waue

me (O Lord) and make me clean,

from this vnbit and sinfull act : and

purise yet once againe, my Baynons

crime and blondy fast.

3 Renosle and sozow do conखayno,
me to acknowledge myne exelles:

4 As my sinne alas doth still remaine,
before my face without release.

5 For thee alone I haue offended,
committing cull in thy flight:
And if I were therefole condemned,
pet were thy judgements ill & right.

5 It is to manifest alast,
that first I was concealed in sinne:
Yea of my mother so borne was,
and yet vile wench remayne therein.

6 Also behold Lord thou doost love,
the inward truth of a pure heart:

7 Cherefse thy wisedome from above,
thou hast revealed me to convert.

7 Jc

The prophecie

God, and what pious (is it) that we have
kept his commandment, &c. that we have
walked humbly before the face of the Lord
of hosts?

E 15

And now we call the proude happy: yea,
the wookers of wickednesse are set vp, and
also they that tempt God, yea, they are de-
liuered.

16 Then they that feared God, saide euery
one to his neighbour, and the Loode consy-
vered and hearede, and there was written a
booke of remembrance before him, for them
that feared the Loode, and for them that
thinke upon his name.

17 And they halbe to me, faith the Loode of
hodes, in that day wherein I shall do (udge-
ment) a flocke, and I will spare them as a
man lyareth his owne sonne which serueth
him.

18 Then shall ye returne, and discerne be-
tweene the just and the wicked, betweene
him that serueth God, and him that serueth
him not.

The.iiiij. Chapter.

The day of the Lorde, before the whiche
Elias should come.

1 EDR marke, the day commeth dur-
ning like an Ouen; and al the proude,
and al that wooke wickednesse hal-
be stubbie, and the day that is for to come
that burne them, faith the Loode of hodes,
and shall keane them neyther roote nor
bранче.

2 But to you that keare my name shall
that sonne of righteousnesse aryse, and
health halbe under his wynges; and
ye that goe foozth and skyppe lyke fatte
calues.

3 And ye shall treade downe the ungodly
for they shall be due under the soles of your
feet in the day that I shall do this, faith the
Loode of hodes.

4 Remember the lawe of Moles my ser-
vant, whiche I commaunded him in Bozeb-
foz al Israel, with the ordinances ofudge-
mentes.

5 Beholde, I will sende you Elias the pro-
pheere, before the comming of the great and
teareful day of the Loode.

6 He shall turne the hart of the fathers to
their children, and the hart of the children
to their fathers, least I come and smite the
earth with cursing.

The ende of the prophesie of Malachias,
and consequently of all the prophets.

Elizabeth