❧ A Notable collection of divers and sundry places of the sacred scriptures/ which make to the declaration of the lords prayer/ commonly called the Pater noster.  
Gathered by the famous Clerk Master Peter viret/ Frenchman.  
And translated out of French into Inglysh/ by Anthony Scoloker. The eight day of june. Anno. 1548.  
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The Places Of Holy Scripture/ which make for the declaration of the lords Prayer/ commonly called the Pater noster.  

Of the Prayer.  
Axe/ and it shallbe given you. Seek/ and ye shall find. Knock/ and it shallbe opened unto you. For who soever asketh receiveth and he that seeketh/ findeth/ and to him that knocketh/ it shallbe opened. Matthew seven. b jeremis xxix c. john xvi c.  
And when thou prayest/ thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are. For they love to stand and pray in the synagogues/ & in the corners of the streets/ to be seen of men. Verily I say unto you/ they have their reward. But when thou prayest/ enter into thy Chambre/ and shut thy door to thee/ and pray to thy father which is in secret: and thy father which seeth in secret/ shall reward thy openly. And when ye pray/ babble not much/ as the heathen do: for they think that they shallbe heard for their moche babblings sake. Be not ye like them therefore. For your father knoweth whereof ye have need/ before ye ask of him. After this manner therefore shall ye pray. Our father which art etc. Matthew vi. b.  
Likewise the spirit also helpeth our weakness. For we know not what we should desire as we ought: nevertheless the spirit itself maketh intercession mightily for us with unoutspekeable groanings. How be it he that searcheth the heart knoweth what the mind of the spirit is: for he maketh intercession for the saints/ according to the pleasure of God. Romanorum eight d.  
Believe me the time cometh that ye shall neither upon this montein nor at jerusalem worship the father. The time cometh and is now already/ that the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth. For the father will have such to worship him. God is a spirit/ and they that worship him/ must worship in spirit and truth. john four c.  
For we are the circumcision/ even we that serve God in the spirit. Phil. three a. Also I shall pray with voice/ but I shall pray with understanding. Yet had I liefer in the congregation to speak five words with my understanding/ that I may inform other also/ rather than ten thousand words with tongue i. Cor xiiij c.  
I will therefore the men pray in all places/ lifting up pure hands without wrath or strife i. Timoth two b.  
Watch therefore at all times and pray Luke xxi g.  
Pray always with all manner of prayer & supplication in the spirit. Ephes' vi c.  
I will always praise the everlasting/ his praise shallbe always in my mouth. Psal. xxxiiij a.  
We rejoice before God of you/ we pray exceedingly day and night i Thess. three b.  
Men ought always to pray and not to leave of. Luke xviii a.  
Pray without ceasing i Tess .v. d.  
Verily/ Verily I say unto you what soever ye do ask my Father in my name/ he shall give it you. john xvi e.  
The two conditions which are chiefly required in prayer. Marc xi c.  
Whatsoever ye desire in your prayer/ believe that ye shall receive it/ and ye shall have it. And when ye stand and pray/ forgive if ye have aught against any man/ that your father also in heaven/ may forgive you your trespasses.  
Our father  
We have but one God/ even the father of whom are all things & we in him i Cor viii  
I am the father of Israel jerem xxxi I will be your father & ye shallbe my sons & daughters/ saith the almighty lord ij. Cor vi d.  
Should not a son honour his father/ and a servant his master? if I be now a father/ where is my honour? if I be the lord where am I feared? Malach i b.  
Is there any man among you which if his son asked him bread/ would offer him a stone? Or if he asked fish/ would he proffer him a serpent? If ye then with are evil/ can give your children good gifts: how moche more shall your father which is in heaven/ give good things to them that ask him? Mat vij a.  
Thou lord art our father and Redeemer and thy name is everlasting/ Esay xliij c.  
I praise thee/ o father and lord of heaven and earth/ that thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent/ & opened them unto Babes. Even so Father/ for so it pleased the. All things are given over unto me of my father/ and no man knoweth the son but the father: neither knoweth any man the father save the son/ and he to whom the son will open it. Mathe xi. e. Matthew xxviij c. Luc ten c. john three e vij c eight b ten b.  
Behold what love the father hath showed on us/ that we should be called the children of God i john three a.  
For so much then as ye are children/ God hath sent the spirit of his son into your hearts/ which crieth: Abba (that is) father. Wherefore now thou art not a servant/ but a son. If thou be a son than art thou the heir of God/ thorough Christ. Gal. four a Roma eight b.  
For who soever are led by the spirit of God/ are God's Children: for ye have not received the spirit of/ bondage to fear any more/ but ye have received the spirit of adoption/ whereby we cry Abba (that is to say) father. The same spirit certifieth our spirit that we are the children of God. If we be children/ then are we heirs also/ namely the heirs of God/ and heirs annexed with Christ. Roma eight b.  
Have we not all one father? Hath not one God made us? Why doth every one of us then despise his own brother/ and so break the covenant of our Father? Malach two b.  
Is not he thy father and thy Lord? Hath not he made the and Prepared thee? Deut. xxxij a.  
Which art in Heaven.  
And call no man father upon aerth/ for one is your father which is in heaven. And ye shall not suffer yourselves to be called masters/ for one is your master/ namely/ Christ and all ye are brethren. Matthew xxiij a.  
Unto thee/ life I up mine eyes/ thou the dwellest in the heavens. Psal. ciij a.  
ij. Paralyp vi d. Esay. lxvi. a.  
The lord hath prepared his seat in heaven/ and his kingdom ruleth over all Psal. cij. c./  
Our God is in heaven/ he doth what soever pleaseth him. Psal. cxv. a.  
All the heavens are the lords/ and the earth hath he given unto men. Psalms. cxv. d.  
Heaven is my seat & aerth is my footstool where shall now the house stand that ye will build unto me? & where shall be the place that I will dwell in? as for these things/ my hand hath made them all/ and they are all created/ saith the lord/ Esay. lxvi. a.  
Do not I fulfil heaven & aerth (saith the lord) jerem xxiij d.  
For heaven & the heaven of all heavens may not comprehend him. Who am I then that I should build him an house? i. Reg. eight d ii Chron two b.  
But salomon built him an house/ howbeit the highest of all dwelleth not in temples that are made with hands/ as the Prophet saith. etc. Act vij f.  
God which made the world/ and all that therein is/ for so much as he is lord of heaven and earth/ dwelleth not in Temples made of hands/ neither is he worshipped with men's hands/ as though he had need of any man/ seeing he himself giveth life and breath unto all men every where: & hath made of one blood all the generation of men to dwell upon all the face of the Earth: and hath assigned borders appointed before/ how long and far they should dwell/ that they might feel and find him. And truly he is not far from every one of us/ for in him we live/ move and have our being/ as certain of your own poets also have said: we are his generation. etc. Act xvij d. and. e.   

hallowed be thy name  
I will make the name of my holiness to be known among my people of Israel/ and I will not let my holy name to be evil spoken of any more: but the very heathen also shall know that I am the Lord the holy one of Israel. Gzech xxxix b.  
At that time shall there be one Lord only/ and his name shallbe but one. 1. Zacha xiiij b.  
I do not this for your sakes (O house of Israel) but for my holy names sake. Ezech. xxxvi d.  
Bring me my sons from far/ & my daughters from the ends of the world: Namely all those that call on my name. For them have I created/ fasshyoned and made for mine honour. Ezay xliij a.  
And the time shall come/ that whosoever calleth on the name of the lord/ shallbe saved. joel two f.  
O Lord our governor/ how wonderful is the name in all the world. Psa. eight a  
From the rising up of the son/ unto the going down of the same/ my name is great among the gentiles/ yea in all places. Mal i c  
The lord is high above all heathen/ & his glory above the heavens. Who is like unto the lord our God/ that hath his dwelling so high/ which humbleth himself to behold that is in heaven and aerth? which taketh up the simple out of the dust and lifteth the poor out of the mire. The lords name is worthy to be praised, from the rising up of the son unto the going down of the same. Psalm. cxij a.  
Sing unto the Lord and praise his Name/ be telling of his Salvation from day to day. Declare his honour among the heathen/ and his wonders among all people. Psalm 95 a.  
The name of the Lord is a strong castle/ the righteous flieth unto it/ & shall be saved. Proverb xviij b.  
Not unto us (O Lord) not unto us: but unto thy name give the praise/ for thy loving mercy and faithfulness. Psalm. Cxu. a.  
Help us (O God our saviour) for the glory of thy name: O deliver us/ and forgive us our sins for thy name's sake Psalm. lxxviij. b.  
Lead my in thy way (O lord) that I walk in thy truth. O let my heart delight in fearing thy name. I thank thee/ o Lord my God/ and will praise thy name for ever Psa. lxxxv. b. clxv. a. Chro xxix c  
A free-will offering will I give thee/ and praise thy law/ o lord/ because it is so comfortable. Psalm. liij. a.  
I will declare the name unto my brethren/ in the midst of the congregation will I praise the. Psal. xxi c xxiij a. Ebr two c.  
The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away: Now blessed be the name of the Lord. job i d.  
Let us therefore by him offer always unto God the sacrifice of praise: that is to say the fruit of those lips which confess his name. Ebre xiij c. Psal. xci a.   

Thy Kingdom come  
Seek ye first the kingdom of heaven and the righteousness thereof/ so shall all these things be ministered unto you. Mat vi. d. Luke twelve d iij Reg. three b.  
The kingdom of God is not meat & drink but righteousness/ peace and joy in the holy ghost. Roma xiiij c.  
The kingdom of God is not in words: but in power i Corin four c.  
The kingdom of God cometh not with outward appearance/ neither shall it be said: Lo/ here or there is it, For behold the Kingdom of God is inward in you. Luke xvij c.  
Except a man be borne a new/ he can not see the kingdom of God. John three a.  
Except a man be borne of water and of the spirit/ he can not come into the kingdom of God. John three a.  
Who soever receiveth not the kingdom of God/ as a child/ shall not entre there in. Luke xviij b.  
Flesh and blood can not inherit the Kingdom of God i Cor xu e.  
The kingdom of heaven suffereth violence/ and the violent pluck it unto them. Math xi b.  
Which hath delivered us from the power of Darkness/ and translated us into the Kingdom of his dear Son/ in whom we have Redemption thorrowe his Blood/ namely/ the forgiveness of sins coloss i b.  
Then shallbe the end/ when he shall deliver up the Kingdom unto God the father. When he shall put down all rule & superiore/ & power. For he must reign till he have all his enemies under feet. The last enemy that shall be destroyed/ is death/ i. Cor xu c.  
Similitudes of the kingdom of God. Mathe xxiij a. e. Mar. four a. b. Luke the viii. a. b. Math xiij e. Mark, iiij. d. Luke xiij d e. Math xiij f. g xviij/ c twenty & xxij a Lu. xiiij d. Mat xxv a. b. Luk xix b xu   

Thy will be done in Earth as it is in Heaven.  
What wilt thou that I shall do? Act ix a  
Teach me to do the thing that pleaseth thee/ for thou art my God: Let thy loving spirit lead me forth unto the Land of righteousness. Psal. cxlij. b.  
This is the will of him which hath sent me/ that who soever seeth the son/ and believeth on him/ have everlasting life/ and I shall raise him up at the last day. john vi e.  
Thou shalt do that which is right and good in the sight of the lord/ to the intent that thou mayest prosper. Deut. vi b.  
Ye shall not do these things which seem good in your own eyes Deut. twelve a.  
A man thinketh all his ways to be clean/ but it is the Lord that fashyoneth the minds. Pro xvi a.  
My council shall stand: and I shall do what soever pleaseth me. Esay/ xlvi.  
He handleth according to his will among the powers of heaven and among the inhabitors of the earth/ and there is none that may resist his hand/ or say: what dost thou? Dani/ iiij. e.  
So lieth it not then in any man's will or running/ but in the mercy of God. Rom. ten b.  
For it is God with worketh in you both the will and the deed. Phil. two b.  
He worketh all things after the council of his own will/ that we might be to the praise of his glory. Ephe. i b.  
Such trust have we thorough Christ to Godward/ not that we are sufficient of ourselves/ to think any thing as of ourselves but our ableness cometh of god ij. cor iii a.  
I do not that I will/ but what I hate that do I. If I do now that which I will not/ then grant I that the law is good. Item thou good that I will do I not/ but the evil which I will not/ that do I. Iten I found by the law/ that when I will do good/ evel is present with me. For I delight in the law of god after the inward man: but I see Turrian other law in my members/ which striveth against the law of my mind/ & taketh me prisoner in the law of sin/ which is in my membres. O wretched man that I am/ who shall deliver me from the body of this death? I thank God thorough jesus Christ our lord. Roman vij c.  
He that doth the will of God/ abideth for ever john .v.  
O praise the lord/ ye angels of his/ ye that be mighty in strength/ fulfilling his commandment that men may hear the voice of his words? O praise the lord all ye his hosts/ ye servants of his/ that do his pleasure. Psal. ciij a.  
Glory be unto God an high/ and peace upon earth and unto men a good will. Luke two b.  
Who said to Cirus: thou art mine hirdman/ so that he shall fulfil all things after my will. Esay xliiij. e.  
I am come down from heaven/ not to do mine own will/ but the will of him that hath sent me. john vi. d.  
Sacrifice & offering thou wouldest not have/ but thou hast opened mine ears: burned offerings & sacrifice for sin thou hast not allowed. Then said I: Lo/ I come in the beginning of the book it is written of me that I should fulfil thy will (o my God) & that am I content to do: yea the law is within my heart. Psal. xxxix b. Ebr ten b.  
I seek not mine own will/ but the will of my father which hath sent me. john v. c.  
Not my will/ but thy will be fulfilled Luk xxij e.  
Forasmoch them/ as Christ hath suffered for us in the flesh/ arm yourselves likewise with the same mind. For he which suffereth in the flesh/ ceaseth from sin/ the henceforth (as moche time as yet remaineth in the flesh) he should not live after thou lusts of men/ but after the will of God i Pet four a.  
Not as I will but as thou wilt. Mat xxvi. d. Mat c xiiij d.  
And fashion not yourselves like unto his world but be changed thorough the renewing of your mind/ that ye may prove what things that good that acceptable ad par●e●t will of God is. Rom. twelve a.  
For this is the will of God/ even your sanctifying/ that ye should abstain from whoredom/ t at every one of you should know how to keep his vessel in holiness and honour/ and not in the lust of concupiscence/ as the heathen/ which know not Go● i Tess four a.  
Wherefore be not ye unwise/ but understand what the will of the lord is. Eph .v. b.  
Always fervently labouring for you in prayers that ye may stand perfect & full in all that is the will of God. Col. four b.  
And this is the free boldness which we have toward him that if we ask any thing according to his will/ he heareth us i john v. b.  
The God of peace that brought again from the dead our lord jesus the great shepherd of the sheep/ thorough the blood of the everlasting testament) make you perfect in all good works to do his will/ working to you that which is pleasant in his 〈◊〉 thorough jesus Chryst to whom be praise for ever and ever. Amen  
Ebre xiij d.   

give us this day our daily bread.  
The blessing of the Lord maketh ry●h men/ as for careful and travail it doth nothing thereunto. Prouer. ten c.  
He giveth food unto all flesh/ and his mercy endureth for ever. Psal. cxxxv.  
For unto whom soever God giveth riches/ goods and power/ he giveth it him to enjoy it/ to take it for his portion/ and to be refreshed of his labour: this is now the gift of God. Eccle. v. d.  
The lord will not let the soul of the righteous suffer hunger/ but he putteth the ungodly from his desire. Prove ten a.  
I have been young & now am old: yet saw I never the righteous forsake/ nor his seed to seek their Bread? Psalm xxxvi d.  
Who provideth meat for the Raven/ when his young ones cry unto God/ and fly about for want of meat. job xxxviij d.  
Which giveth fodder unto the cattles/ & feedeth the young Ravens that call upon him. Psalm. cxlvi. b  
Yea and the young lions/ which roar after the pray/ and seek their meat at God Psalm. ciij c  
They wait all upon thee/ that thou mayest give them meat in due season/ when thou givest it them/ they gather it: when thou openest thine hand/ they are filled which good. Psa. cii  
O cast thy burden or care upon the lord/ and he shall nourish the. Psal. liiij. c.  
Cast all your care on him/ for he careth for you i Petr .v. a.  
Be not careful but in all things let your petitions in prayer and supplication/ with giving of thanks/ be known before God Philip four  
Therefore I say unto you be not ye careful for your life/ what ye shall eat or what ye shall drink: nor yet for your body what ye shall put on/ is not the life more worth than the meat & the body more of value then raiment? Behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not/ neither reap nor yet carry into the barns: & yet your heavenly father feedeth them. Are ye not much better than they? Which of you (though he took thought therefore) could put one cubit unto his stature? why care ye then for raiment? Consider the Lilies of the Felled how they grow. They labour not/ neither Spin. And yet for all that I say unto you/ that even Solomon in all his royalty was not arrayed like unto one of these. Wherefore if GOD so Cloth the Grass/ which is to Day in the Field/ and to morrow shallbe cast into the furnace/ shall he not much more do the same unto you/ o ye of little faith? Therefore take no thought/ saying: what shall we eat/ or what shall we drink? or wherewith shall we be clohed? After all such do the heathen seek/ For your heavenly father knoweth/ that ye have need of all these things. Seek ye first the kingdom of heaven & the righteousness thereof/ and all these things shall be ministered unto you. Math vi d.  
Care not then for to morrow/ for the morrow shall care for itself: Every day hath enough of his own travail. Ibidem  

A prayer of Solomon for a competent living.  Two things will I require of thee/ that thou wilt not deny me before I die. Remove from me vanyce and lies: give me neither beggary nor riches/ only grant me a necessary living. Lest if I be to full I deny thee/ and say: what fellow is the Lord? And lest I being constrained thorough poverty/ fall unto stealing/ & for swear the name of my God Proverb xxx a  
If riches increase/ set not your heart upon them. Psal. lxi. b.   

And forgive us our trespasses.  
It is I/ It is I only/ that for mine own self sake do away thine offences/ & forget thy Sins: so that I will never think upon them. Esay xliij d.  
As for thine offences/ I drive them away like the Clouds/ and thy sins as the mist. Turn the again unto me/ and I will deliver the. Esay xliiij d  
The lord is full of compassion and mercy/ long suffering and of great goodness. He will not alway be chiding/ neither will he keep his anger for ever. He hath not dealt with us after our sins/ nor rewarded us according to our wickedness. For look how high the heaven is/ in comparison of the earth/ so great is his mercy also towards them that fear him. Look how wide the East is from the West/ so far hath he set our sins from us. Yea like as a father pitieth his own children/ even so is the Lord merciful unto them that fear him: For he knoweth whereof we be made. He Remembreth that we are but dust. Psalm. cij. a.  
Shame not to confess thine error/ & submit not thyself unto every man/ because of sin. Eccle. four d.  
If we say that we have no sin/ we deceive ourselves/ and the truth is not in us. But if we knowledge our sins/ God is faithful and lust to forgive us our sins/ and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. If we say we have not sinned/ we make him a liar/ and his word is not in us i john i  
Who can say: my heart is clean/ I am innocent from sin?  
There is not one righteous man in all thou aerth/ that doth good and sinneth not. Ecc seven. c i Reg. eight e. Psal. liij. a. Rom. three b.  
The righteous falleth vij times. Pro xxiv. c.  
What is man/ that he should be unclean/ what hath he which is born of a woman/ whereby he might be known to be righteous. Behold/ he hath found unfaithfulness among his own saints: yea the very heavens are unclean in his sight. How moche more than an abominable & vile man which drinketh wickedness like water? job four b xu b xxv b.  
Who can tell how oft he offendeth? Oh clence thou me from my secret faults. Psal. xviij b.  
I turned me unto God the lord for to pray & make mine intercession/ with fasting/ sackcloth & ashes. I prayed before the lord my God & knowledge/ saying: O lord/ thou great & fearful God/ thou that keepest covenant and mercy with them which love the and do thy commandments. Dan ix a.  
Therefore I confessed my sin unto thee/ & hid not mine unrighteousness. I said/ I will knowledge mine offence/ & accuse my self unto the Lord/ and so thou forgivest me the wickedness of my sin. Psalm xviij d xxxi a.  
Have mercy upon me (O God) after thy goodness/ and according unto the great mercies do away mine offences. Wash me well from my wickedness and cleanse me from my sin. For I knowledge my faults/ and my sin is ever before me.  
Against the only/ against the have I sinned/ and done evil in thy sight. Psalm. L. a  
Convert thou me/ and I shall be converted: for thou art my Lord God. Jere xxxi c. Psalm. lxxx. a.  
O reconcile me with Isope/ & I shall be clean: wash thou me/ and I shallbe whiter than snow. Psalm. l. a.   

As we forgive them that trespass against us.  
If you forgive other men their trespasses/ your heavenly father shall also forgive you. But and ye will not forgive men their trespasses no more shall your father forgive you your trespasses. Math vi b. Luk xi. d.  
Forgive & it shallbe forgiven unto you Luk vi f.  
When thou offerest thy gift at the alter/ & there remember'st that thy brother hath aught against the. Leave there thine offering before the ally/ and go thy way first and reconcile thyself to thy brother/ and then come and offer thy gift. Agree with thine adversary quickly while thou art in the way with him/ least that adversary deliver the to the judge/ and the judge deliver the to the minister/ and than thou be cast into prison. I say unto the verily/ thou shalt not come out thence/ till thou have paid the utter must farthing. Matthew v. c.  
If thy brother trespass against thee/ god and tell him his fault between the and him alone. Item so shall my heavenly Father do also unto you/ if ye every one of you from your hearts/ forgive not his Brother his trespasses. Mat xviij c. d. Luke xvij a.  
Knowledge your faults one to Turrian other and pray one for an other. jacob .v. c.  
Forbearing one an other/ and forgiving one an other/ if any man have a quarrel against an other. Like as Chryst hath forgiven you: even so ye also. Colloss. three b.  
Bless than that curse you: pray for them that wrongfully trouble you. Luke vi c.  
Pray for them which do you wrong & persecute you/ that ye may be the children of your Father which is in heaven. For he maketh his son to arise on the evil and on the good: and sendeth his ta'en on the just and unjust. Math .v. e.  
jesus Christ said) Father forgive them for they wot not what they do. Luke/ twenty-three. c.  
Saint Stephen said/ Say not this sin to their charge. Act vij g.   

And lead us not into temptation.  
Of two kinds of temptations whereof the first following/ is Approbation of faith.  
My brethren/ count it exceeding joy when ye fall into divers temptations/ for asmuch as ye know/ how that the trying of your faith bringeth patience. jacob i a. Roma .v. a.  
Happy is the man that endureth in temptation/ for when he is tried/ he shall receive the crown of life/ which the lord hath promised to them that love him. james i b.  
My son/ despise not the chastening of the lord/ neither faint when thou art rebuked of him. For whom the lord loveth/ him he chasteneth/ and yet he delighteth in him even as a father in his own son. Pro iij. b.  
The oven proveth the potter's vessel/ so doth temptation of trouble try righteous men. Eccle. xxvij b.  
Examen me (o lord) and prove me/ try out my reins and my heart. Psal. xxv a.  
My grace is sufficient for the. For strength is made perfect thorough weakness two Cor twelve a.  
God is faithful which shall not suffer you to be tempted above your strength but shall in the midst of the temptation make away to come out/ that ye may bear it i Cor ten b.  
The lord knoweth how to deliver the Godly out of temptation two Pet two b.  
As for you/ ye are they that have bidden with me in temptations. Luk xxij b.   

Of the other temptation which we require to avoid.  
Watch and pray/ that ye fall not into temptation: the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. Math xxvi d. Marc xiiij d  
Let no man say/ when he is tempted/ that he is tempted of God. For God temteth not unto evil: Neither tempteth he any man/ but every man is tempted drawn away and enticed of his own concupiscence. Then when lust hath conceived/ she bringeth forth sin/ and sin when it is finished bringeth forth death. jacob i b  
They that will be rich/ fall into the tentation and snare and into many foolish/ & noisome lusts i Timon vi b.  
Consider thine own self/ that thou also be not tempted. Galla vi a.   

But deliver us from the Evil.  
Be sober/ and watch/ for your adversary the devil walketh above as a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour: Whom resist stedefast in the faith/ and know/ that your brethren in the world/ have even the same afflictions i Ptri .v. b. Psalm. Liiij. d.  
Satan hath desired after you/ that he might sift you even as wheat: but I have prayed for thee/ that thy faith fail not. And when thou art converted/ strength thy brethren. Luke xxij c.  
I sent that I might have knowledge of your Faith/ least haply the tempter had tempted you/ & lest our labour had been in vain i Tess three a  
We know that who soever is borne of God/ sinneth not. but he that is begotten of God/ he keepeth him self/ and the wicked toucheth him not i john .v. c.  
For all that is borne of God overcometh the world/ even our faith i john .v. a.   

For thine is the kingdom and the power/ and the glory for ever. Amen  
O lord God of Israel our father/ praised be thou now and evermore. O Lord thine is the might/ power/ glory/ victory and the praise. For all that which is in heaven and aerth/ is thine. O lord thine is the kingdom/ & thou art Prince of all things. Thine are the richesses/ treasures/ honour and dominion over all. And in thy hands is the virtue/ might/ power excellency Empire and rule upon and above all things. Wherefore now our God/ we give laud praise and glory to thy most noble name i Chroni xxix c.  
Read the whole. Psalm. cxliiij.  
O the deepness of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God? How in comprehensible are his judgements/ and his ways unsearchable? For who hath known the mind of the lord? or who hath been his council giver? Or who hath given him aught aforehand that he might be recompensed again? For of him/ and thorough him/ and in him are all things. To him be praise for ever. Rom. xi d.  
To God only wise/ our Saviour/ be glory & magnificence/ Empire and power/ now and evermore. Amen. judic i g. Rom. xi d two Tim vi d i Petr .v. d. Apo. v. d vij c.  
Thou art worthy (o lord) to receive glory and honour/ and power For thou hast created all things/ and for thy wills sake they are and were created. Apo. four b   

¶ The some of the Prayer. Our Father which art in heaven. Hallowed be thy name.  
O Lord God our father in heaven/ we thy miserable children upon aerth/ beseech thee/ that thou wilt mercifully Look on us/ and lend us thy grace/ that thy name may be sanctified among us/ and in all the world/ thorough the pure and sincere teaching of thy word/ and thorough aernest charity in our daily living and conversation. Seclude thou gratyouslye all false doctrine & evil living/ whereby thy worthy name/ might be blasphemed and slandered.   

Thy kingdom Come.  
O let thy kingdom come and be graet. All sinful/ blind people and such as are holden captive of the devil in his kingdom/ those bring thou to the knowledge of the true faith/ in jesus Chryst thy son.   

Thy will be done in earth as it is in Heaven.  
Strength us Lord with thy spirit/ to do & to suffer thy will both in life and death in well and woe/ that our will may always be broken/ offered up & mortified.   

give us this Day our Daily Bread.  
And give us our daily bread. Preserve us from covetous desire/ and carefulness of the belly: that of thee/ we may be assured to have Abundance of all good things.   

And forgive us our trespasses/ as we forgive them that trespass against us.  
forgive us our trespass/ as we forgive them which offend us: that our heart may have a sure and glad conscience/ and that we never fear nor be afraid for any sin.   

And let us not be led into temptation.  
Led us not into temptation/ but help us thorough thy spirit/ to subdue the flesh/ to despise the world with his vanities/ and to overcome the devil with all his crafty assaults.   

But deliver us from evil.  
And finally deliver thou us from all evil both bodily and ghostly/ temporal and aeternal. Amen.  
All they that aernestlye desire this/ let them say. Amen. believing without any doubt that it is heard in heaven/ according as Christ promised us saying/ when ye pray believe assuredly that ye shall have it/ and it shall come to pass.   

The some of the prayer  
Seek ye first the kingdom of God/ & all these things shallbe ministered unto you Luke xiiij d.   
Finis  

VERBUM DEI   
Prove the spirits/ whether they be of God.  John the iiij i Reg. eight d. Mat vij