Isotho Name Citost

. Father, and of the Son, and

of the Holy Ghost

He that covereth his sins shall not prosper :
but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them shall
have mercy. Prov. xxviii. 13.
The Confession, to be said by the whole family,

all kneeling.
LORD, the God of compassion and mercy, We

of thought, word, or deed, By which we have
provoked Thee to anger, This day and through-
out our whole lives. Against Thee, O Lord,
have we sinned, And to Thee do we make our
confession. Turn not away Thy face from Thy
servants, Whom Thou hast redeemed with the
precious blood of Thy dear Son. Spare us, O
Lord, we beseech Thee; Pardon all our offences;
And grant us Thy grace, That henceforth we
may live in Thy fear, And to Thy glory; Through
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

Lord, have mercy upon us.

Christ, have mercy upon us.

Lord, have mercy upon us.
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Thy Name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will
be done in earth, As it is in heaven. Give us
this day our daily bread. And forgive us our
trespasses, As we forgive them that trespass
against us. And lead us not into temptation ;
But deliver us from evil: For Thine is the king-
dom, The power, and the glory, For ever and
ever. Amen.
Show us Thy mercy, O Lord.

Answer. And grant us Thy salvation.

Keep us as the apple of an eye.
Answer. Hide us under the shadow of Thy

wings.
Vouchsafe, O Lord, to keep us this night

without sin.
Answer. O Lord have mercy upon us, have

mercy upon us.
Turn us, O Lord of Hosts.
Answer. Show the light of Thy countenance

and we shall be whole.
Then may be said one or more of the Prayers fol-

lowing, taking care to substitute we, our, us, for

I, my, me.
Sunday. 74 (page 76), 41 (page 48), 144 (page 141),

168 (page 166), 20 (page 26).
Monday. 178 (page 180), 83 (page 80), 165 (page

166), 15 (page 25), 14 (page 24).
Tuesday. 113 (page 110), 59 (page 54), 158 (page

161), 60 (page 54), 184 (page 183).
Wednesday. 54 (page 53), 28 (page 32), 118 (page

128), 84 (page 80), 174 (page 179).
Thursday. 150 (page 157), 148 (page 156), 109 (page

109), 110 (page 109), 170 (page 167), 176(page 180).
Friday. 7 (page 9), 13 (page 24), 81 (page 80),

119 (page 128), 128 (page 134), 182 (page 182).
Saturday. 139 (page 141), 140 (page 141), 180 (page
181), 100(page 104),124 (page 131,162 (page 163).

The Blessing.
THE peace of God which passeth all under-

standing keep our hearts and minds, through
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Then, all standing, may be sung a Hymn or the

following Canticle.

BENEDICTUS ES.
LESSED art Thou, O Lord God of our fathers :

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And blessed is Thy glorious and holy Name : and to be praised and exalted above all for ever.

Blessed art Thou in the temple of Thine holy glory : and to be praised and glorified above all for ever.

Blessed art Thou that beholdest the depths, and sittest upon the cherubims : and to be praiseil and exalted above all for ever.

Blessed art Thou on the glorious throne of Thy kingdom : and to be praised and glorified above all for ever.

Blessed art Thou in the firmament of heaven : and to be praised and glorified above all for ever.

Glory be to the Father, and to the Son : and to the Holy Ghost;

As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be : world without end. Amen.

NO. OF
PRAYER,

AUTHOR, REFERENCE, TRANSLATOR, &c.

1.. Additional Order for Evening Prayer, p. 18.
2 Altered from prayer in Primer.
3 Ps. xcii. Laud. Friday, Compline.
4 Laud. Wednesday, Compline.-A.C. and E.S.
5 Ps. cxix. Laud. Tuesday, Compline.
6 Jer. x. Laud. Tuesday, Bedtime.
7 Laud. Tentationes.-A.C.
8 .. Jer. x. Laud. Monday, Mane.

9 Pg. cxxxiv. Laud. Saturday, Vesperi.
Meditation. J. W.J. See Horol., p. 20.

Hymns. John Wesley, from the German. Bishop Ken.
Canticle. Additional Order for Evening Prayer, p. 22.
10 S. Basil, Horol., p. 23.-J. W.J.

Stobart, p. 96.

S. Basil, Horol., p. 24.-J. W.J.
13 Gelasian, tr. in The Priest to the Altar, p. 39.
14 Preces Veterum, No. xii.-J. W.J.
15 Leonine, Bright, p. 6.
16 S. Anselm, Preces Veterum, No. xxix.-J. W.J.
17 S. Augustine, Preces Veterum, No. xiii.-J. W.J.
18

Day Break Office of Eastern Church, Bright,

11
12

No. Or
PRAYER.

AUTHOR, REFERENCE, TRANSLATOR, &c.

35 ..

30 Cosin. First Hour.
31 Laud. Officium Quot.
32 Cosin. Ember weeks.

33 Ps. cxliii. Laud. Wednesday, Mane.
Meditation. J. W. J. See Horol., 6, 3.

Lesson. Lauds. Primer.
Hymns. . Charles Wesley. Ch. Iymns, 9, from S. Am-

brose.
Canticles. Book of Common Prayer, Morning Prayer. Ad-

ditional Order for Evening Prayer, p. 22.
34 J. Taylor, vol. ii. (Life of Christ), p. 729.

Scudamore, p. 63.
36 .. Horol. 190.-J. W.J.
37

Stobart, p. 82.
38 .. J. Taylor (Holy Living), vol. ii., p. 31.
39 J. Taylor (Offices), viii., p. 582.
40 J. Taylor (Offices), viii., p. 582.
41 Cosin. Eveling.
42 Horol., p. 204.-J. W.J.
43 Gelasian, Bright, p. 6.
44 J. Taylor (Offices), viii., p. 592.
45 Ambrosian.-W. B.
46 S. Basil, Horol. 112.-J. W. J.
47 Cosin. First Hour.
48 .. Golden Gate, p. 212.
49 Golden Gate, p. 16.
59 first Syriac Liturgy of Philoxenus. Renaudot, ii.,p. 303.

clause. -A.C.
middle. From prayer No. 51, infra.
last clause. Syriac Liturgy of S. Maruta. Renaudot, ii., p. 268.

-A.C.

Preces Veterum, No. vi.-J. W.J.
52 Gelasian, Bright, p. 6.
53 .. Laud. Ps. xc. Saturday, Mane.
54 .. Laud. Pænitentiales.--A.C.
55 Andrewes' Devotions, Thursday, p. 293.
56 .. Ps. xxxv. Laud. Linguæ Frænum.
57 S. Augustine. Laud. Friday, Bedtime.-A.C.
58 Ps. i. Laud. Tuesday, Mane.
59 .. Laud. Sunday, Hora Nona.

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