A Short Interpretation of the Lords Prayer: Necessary for all Householders to learn, and to teach their Children and Servants.   decorative border 
OUR Father, by 

Benefit of Creation,  
Privilege of Conservation,  
Piety of Adoption,  
Recovery of Salvation,   through— 

Omnipotency.  
Providence.  
Grace.  
Thy only Son.    
Which art in Heaven, 

Reigning,  
Illuminating,  
Disposing,  
Excelling,   by— 

Thy Power.  
The brightness of thy Light.  
Thy Mercy.  
Thy Glory.    
Hallowed be thy name, 

Of us,  
In us,  
Without us,  
Abo●e us,   by— 

Honest Conversation.  
Clean Conscience.  
Good Fame.  
The Angelical Representation.    
Thy Kingdom come the 

Heavenly Country,  
Holy Church,  
Faithful Soul,  
Sacred Scripture,   by— 

Revelation.  
Assumption.  
justification.  
Erudition.    
Thy will be done in Earth, etc. in 

Simplicity of Heart,  
Chastity of body,  
Fervency of Prayer,  
Truth of Work,   by— 

Humility.  
Abstinence:  
Often use,  
Discretion.    
Give us this day our daily bread, of 

Humane Necessity  
Spiritual Doct 〈…〉  
The blessed Sacrament,  
Eternal Bliss,   〈…〉 hereby— 

The Body is nourished.  
The Soul is fed.  
God is honoured.  
The Body with the Soul is glorified.    
And forgive us our trespasses, not 

Retaining malice in Heart,  
Reproaching in word,  
Doing evil for evil,  
Refusing to do good for evil,   proper— 

To Purity.  
To mildness.  
To Piety.  
To true Christianity.    
And lead us not into temptation, 

Sudden,  
Importunate,  
Deceitful,  
Violent,   which— 

Dismayeth.  
Wearieth.  
Circumuenteth.  
Overthroweth.    
But deliver us f●●m evil. of 

Worldly Adversity,  
Devilish subtlety,  
Man's Cruelty,  
Everlasting Calamity,   which— 

Disquieteth.  
Vexeth.  
Prevaileth.  
Tormenteth.    
Amen, that is, Let it be so. with 

Attentive Cogitation,  
Sincere Speech,  
Daily Exercise,  
Continual Desire,  — To the Glory of GOD.  
Read,— Understand,— Consider.   

The third Impression.  
Printed at London by JOHN OKES, and are to be sold by ANDREW▪ DRIVER, at his Shop at Stapleinne Gate in Holborn. 1627.