#A poore mans rest founded vpon motiues, meditations, and prayers. Expressing to the inward man, true consolation. In all kindes and times of afflication. By Io. Norden.#
##Norden, John, 1548-1625?## A poore mans rest founded vpon motiues, meditations, and prayers. Expressing to the inward man, true consolation. In all kindes and times of afflication. By Io. Norden. Norden, John, 1548-1625?
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##Content Summary##
#####Front#####
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Ianuariecalled of the Latins, Ianuarius. Graecians, Gamelion. Hebrewes, Tebeth, and is their 10. _ 1. Ianuarie
_ 2. February,
_ 3. March,
_ 4 Aprill
_ 5. May,
_ 6 Iune,
_ 7. Iuly,
_ 8. August.
_ 9. September
_ 10 October,
_ 11. Nouember
_ 12. December
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A rule to know how many dayes be contained in euery moneth in the yeere.
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A note of the Moneths, weekes, dayes, and houres, throughout the whole veere.
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An Alminacke for ten yeeres.
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TO THE RIGHT Vertuous and godly Lady, the Lady, MARGERY KILLEGREVVE, wife vnto the right Worshipfull, SIR WILLIAM KILLEGREVVE, KNIGHT.
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To all that are in any distresse; rest, and consolation, in Christ IESVS.
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A familiar Admonition to the CHRISTIAN READER, touching the most comfortable exercise of Diuine Prayer.
_ A PREPARATION to PRAYER.
_ ATTENTION IN PRAYER.
_ THANKS-GIVING after PRAYER.
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A PRIVATE PRAYER for the Morning.
_ The MOTIVE.
_ A Prayer for the Morning, to be said in priuate.
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A Morning Prayer, where the FAMILY assembles.
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A priuate Prayer for the EVENING.
_ The Motiue.
_ A Prayer for the Euening.
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An Euening Prayer where the Family assembles.
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A Prayer to be vsed in priuate Families, Morning and Euening.
_ In the Morning. Adde this.
_ In the Euening, Adde this.
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A Prayer for the King.
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A Prayer for obedience vnto God.
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A Prayer to be confirmed in the way of Righteousnesse.
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A Prayer for the assistance of the holy Ghost.
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A Prayer for Sunday-Morning.
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A Prayer before the hearing of Gods Word.
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A Prayer after the Preaching of the holy Word.
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A Prayer for the Sabbath day at night.
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A Prayer to be said before a man begins his Labour, or enter into the execution of any profession.
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A Thankes-giuing, or Prayer, to be vsed after a mans labour is finished.
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A generall Confession of sins, and of the vanities of carnall delights.
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A Prayer for humiliation and sorrow after sinne committed.
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A preparation to the Receiuing of the holy Communion of the Body and Bloud of IESVS CHRIST.
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A Prayer to be said at the receiuing of the holy Communion.
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A thankesgiuing after the receiuing of the holy Communion. A Motiue to the Prayer following, against Temptation.FOrasmuch as no man is free from Temptation, it _ A Motiue to the Prayer following, against Temptation.
_ A Prayer against Temptations, especially fit for a man that findeth in himselfe a continuall strong inclination to any particular sinne.
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A Prayer for a prosperous Iourney.
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A Motiue to the Prayer folowing, against Enemies.
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A Prayer against the power and practices of Enemies, who slander and pursue a man, either without a cause, or in a matter which he cannot reconcile.
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A Prayer of the Flocke, for their diligent, painfull and faithfull Pastor.
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A Prayer for the true obseruation of the Commandements of the Lord.
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A Prayer and Meditation concerning the continuance of Gods corrections, notwithstanding our continuall humiliation, and daily Prayers vnto him, for comfort and reliefe.
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A fit and comfortable Meditation, when God seemeth most angry with vs.
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A Prayer against Despaire.
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A comfortable Prayer against back-sliding in Religion, and for increase of Faith: most worthy often to be said of euery Christian.
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A most Christian and comfortable Consultation, and sweete resolution, what course in time of deepest distresse men ought to take: worthy of all men to be considered, to their vnspeakable comfort.
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Here follow sundry most effectuall Prayers for distressed men, howsoeuer their trials continue or increase. A Motiue to the Prayer following, for Patience in Affliction.PErforce maketh a man patient against h _ A Motiue to the Prayer following, for Patience in Affliction.
_ A Prayer for patience in affliction, very comfortable.
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A Prayer against the temptations of the Diuell. The Motiue to the first Prayer in distresse: Being a Confession of sinnes, and a Petition to be rele _ The Motiue to the first Prayer in distresse: Being a Confession of sinnes, and a Petition to be released of the punishments due for the same.
_ The first Prayer in distresse.
_ The Motiue to the second Prayer, to be said of distressed men.
_ The second Prayer for Constancy in affliction, and to endure malicious slanders patiently.
_ The Motiue to the third Prayer.
_ The third Prayer: wherein he flyeth, and wholly relyeth vpon God, and trusteth not in the helpe, nor feareth the hurt of men.
_ The Motiue to the fourth Prayer.
_ The fourth Prayer: wherein he prayeth for faith, for zeale and strength, to vndergoe Gods corrections, and to be deliuered from the dangers prepared against him.
_ The Motiue to the fift Prayer.
_ The fifth Prayer, wherein the poore man prayeth God to keepe him from despaire, howsoeuer men goe about to make him afraid.
_ The Motiue to the sixt Prayer.
_ The sixt Prayer, to learne how to leaue the world and worldly things, and to desire heauen and heauenly things.
_ A Motiue to the seauenth Prayer.
_ The seauenth Prayer in distresse.
_ The Motiue to the eight Prayer.
_ The eight Prayer in distresse.
_ The Motiue to the ninth Prayer, for assurance of Gods Prouidence.
_ The ninth Prayer, in which the poore distressed Man acknowledgeth, that though God doe deseruedly punish him, yet he assureth himselfe that God will relieue him. A Motiue to thankefulnesse to GOD, for Comfort and Reliefe receiued of him, after long praying vnto _ A Motiue to thankefulnesse to GOD, for Comfort and Reliefe receiued of him, after long praying vnto him in the time of necessity and affliction.
_ Preparatiues to thankfulnesse.
- A generall thankesgiuing vnto God, for all his benefits, spirituall and corporall.
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Another thankesgiuing, in, and for Gods gentle corrections.
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A Thankesgiuing to God, for that Enemies haue not preuailed according to their desires, with prayer to preuent them.
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A Thankesgiuing to be vsed after the returne of a Iourney, or comming to some Inne, or place of rest.
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A Prayer for the Fruits of the Earth.
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Meditations.
_ A most diuine and comfortable Meditation, concerning the Maiesty, and Power, and Loue of God, whereby men distressed, and in continuall dangers, may be stirred vp the more assuredly, to depend on him, for their deliuery and reliefe, though it come not suddenly.
_ A sweet Meditation concerning the knowledge and prouidence of God, whereby the soules of the distressed members of Christ, are so quickened through faith in Christ, that they rest assured, that God hauing foreseene all things, cannot but in mercy, bring all their sorrowes to a ioyfull and wished end.
_ A Godly Meditation of the Word of God, whereby men distressed, may be strongly resolued to cast off all feare, and to cast all their care on God, that careth for them, according to his promise in his Word.
_ A Meditation, concerning the •enefit of Faith in God, and how it holdeth the Children of God from falling from him, in their deepest miseries.
_ A necessary Meditation, concerning the vncertainty of mans happinesse in this life, and the certainty of the endlesse happinesse of the children of God in the life to come, notvvithstanding their present miseries here.
_ A sweete Contemplation of Heauen, and heauenly things, whereby the sad distressed soule is much comforted, and encouraged to endure vnto the end, that he may possesse the ioyes prepared for such as patiently suffer, and without grudging beare the burthen of this worlds miseries.
_ A consideration of the dangerous estate of the impenitent wicked ones after this life, notwithstanding their wealth, and power, and great glory, which they haue here, where they seeme to triumph ouer poore •istressed men.
_ An exhortatiue Conclusion: wherein the afflicted are stirred vp to patience, and not to be ashamed of their miseries and base estate, so long as they endeuour to doe their duties in their seuerall callings, and stay themselues vpon Gods prouidence.
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A Prayer to be vsed of a sicke man.
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A Prayer for Patience in sicknesse, and truely to expresse sorrow for sinne.
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A Prayer to be said at the point of Death.
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A Confession of sinnes, with a very necessary Prayer, to be said of poore distressed men, Morning and Euening, and at all times else, as they shall be thereunto moued.
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A very comfortable and most patheticall Prayer, to be said of such as are in greatest distresse and danger, hauing wife and children, and in debt, not able to maintaine and relieue the one, or to satisfie the other.
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A Thankesgiuing and Prayer to be vsed of a sicke man when he is recouered; oftentimes.
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In time of affliction pray thus: yea, often.
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If not Infected, pray thus.
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A Prayer in the time of Tempests and vnseasonable Weather.
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A Prayer for Peace in true RELIGION.
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A Prayer to be vsed of a Widdow.
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A Prayer for one that prepares himselfe for marriage.
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A Prayer for a young Man, or Maide, prepared to Marriage.
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A Prayer to be said of Women with childe.
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A Prayer to be said of a Woman in trauell.
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A Thankesgiuing of a Woman after her Deliuery.
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A Prayer for a Man-seruant.
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A Prayer of a Maid-seruant.
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A Thankesgiuing before Meate.
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A Thankesgiuing after Meate.
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- A briefe Table of all the Prayers, and other things, contained in this BOOKE.
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