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A00337 The seauen spirituall exercises of a deuout soule Containing the life and death of our sauiour Christ: compiled in seauen meditations, replenished with most godly, and deuout motions, and seruing for the seauen dayes in the weeke. Bull, John, fl. 1613, attributed name. 1613 (1613) STC 1046; ESTC S115252 18,791 130

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inward man in all godlinesse and vertue Iesus shall come to iudge the quicke and the dead I Giue thee thankes O bountifull IESVS that when thou shalt come at that last day to iudge the world thou wilt render to euery one according to his workes eyther the ioy of eternal life or euerlasting punishment Grant ô my louing Father that I may haue grace to spend the course of my life in innocencie according to thy holy will that at length my Soule leauing the imprisonment of the body may be presented blamelesse before thee and being garnished with many vertues may through thy mercy be receiued into thy Tabernacle of glory and that it may glorifie and praise thee in the fellowship and company of Saints world without end Amen A PRAYER or Meditation on the Name of IESVS O Good IESV ô sweet Iesu the Sonne of the Virgin Mary full of pittie and mercy ô sweet Iesu after thine infinite goodnesse haue mercy vpon mee ô bountifull Iesu through that thy precious bloud which thou didst plentifully shed vpon the Altar of the Crosse for wicked Sinners that thou wash mee from all my sinnes and iniquities and that thou despise not thy Seruant which humbly praieth and calleth vpon thee by this holy Name Iesus This Name Iesus is a sweet Name yea it is sweeter then any Nectar Ambrosia This Name of Iesus bringeth life and saluation for what is Iesus but a Sauiour Therfore ô good Iesus which of thy goodnesse hast created me and by thy precious bloud hast redeemed mee suffer not my Soule to be ouercome with the multitude of sinnes and offences O good IESVS let not mine iniquities condemne my Soule which thou hast made of thine infinite goodnesse acknowledge in me ô good Iesu that which is thine and take from me all my sinfull and filthy enormities O good Iesu haue mercy vpon mee so long as I am in this world least at that terrible day of Iudgement I be damned with the wicked and reprobate O good Iesus if according to thy Iustice I being a peruerse sinner deserue to be condemned by reason of my grieuous sinnes and offences I humbly appeale from thy seuere Iustice to thy mercy and compassion trusting altogether ô my Lord Iesus that thou wilt be gracious vnto mee and wilt haue mercy on my soule as a louing and pittifull Father What profit will be to thee O good IESVS in my flesh if my Soule descend into hell for it is certaine that in hell none shall confesse the holy Name of Iesus O most merciful Iesus haue mercy on vs ô most sweet Iesus deliuer vs from all our tribulations and aduersities ô excellent Iesus be good vnto vs miserable sinners ô most holy IESVS grant that our soules may enioy the fellowship of the Elect in thy heauenly habitation Strengthen mee ô most louing Iesus with the sauing health of all that trust in thee O Iesu the Son of the most holy Virgin Mary giue vnto vs thy Mercy Grace Wisedome Charitie Chastitie Humilitie and Patience in all our aduersities that wee may alwayes praise and glorifie thee our Lord IESVS which liuest and raignest God world without end Amen A short Prayer for Morning I Thanke thee most mercifull Father my maker and preseruer that thou hast so louingly vouchsafed to tender my safetie this night past giuing me sweet sleepe to the refreshment of my soule and weake body So of thy goodnesse vouchsafe to extend thy louing fauour towards me this day that thereby I may be both safely preserued from all kinde of euill and imploy my selfe diligently vnto the execution of my vocation to thy glory and to the reliefe of me mine through Iesus Christ Amen A short Prayer for Euening O Almightie Lord God I thanke thee that this day past thou hast of thy mercy vouchsafed vnto me thy poore creature not onely protection against all dangers and euils but also all things necessarie I humbly beseech thee of that same thy mercy and for thy Son Iesus Christ his sake to extend the like protection and fauor toward me this night that I may enioy at thine hands safe and quiet rest to the comfort and refreshment both of my body and soule for Iesus Christs sake Amen FINIS
patiently diddest suffer a cruell blow which one of his wicked ministers strucke on thy face Oh Lord I beseech thee mortifie in me all wrath and indignation take from me all manner of enuy and hate and extinguish in mee all desires of reuenge that when any one doth wrong and iniure me I may not be troubled or molested neither deuise at any time to be reuenged but suffering all things with patience for thy sake and by thy example I may for thy loue render to euery man good for euil Amen MEDITAT IIII. Iesus is diuersly molested the night in which he is apprehended I Giue THEE thankes O sweet IESVS that in the night of thy Passion thou wert scorned and deluded Luke 22. Chap. 23. smitten of thine enemies and diuersly iniured and molested Thou knowest O LORD how grieuous troublesome it is to mee to beare and suffer the least wrong or iniurie Thou knowest that my will and desire is slow and slacke to all vertue and that all good affections and appetites waxe cold in me O Lord for thy mercy help my infirmitie mortifie in mee all carnall affections as heate of anger hope of reuenge and quicken thy graces within mee Grant that for no aduersitie my minde be throwne downe or deiected Help me that I faint not vnder the burden of tribulations which shall fall vpon mee neyther let me repine at the iniuries done vnto mee by others but giuing thee thankes for all things I may referre all things to the honour and glory of thy Name Iesus is accused before Pilate I Giue thee thankes O Lord Iesu that standing before Pontius Pilate Mar. 12.17 thou diddest not answere vnto the false complaints and accusations wherewith they did iniure thee diddest passe ouer all things with silence euen like a meek lambe which openeth not his mouth but is mute before the shearer Grant mee ô Lord that the reproches murmurings or reuilings of wicked men make me not to swel against them or puffe me vp with enuy but that being taught by thy example I may ouercome all them when the case so requires by silence and taciturnitie that slander or impeach my good name Giue me the grace of perfect Humilitie that I may neyther desire that men praise me nor be afraid to be dispraised for thee But to comfort mee with the reward of blessednes that thou hast assured them that are reuiled and suffer persecution for righteousnes sake namely that theirs is the Kingdome of heauen Mat. 5.10.11.12 quod eis magna est merces in coelis that great is their reward in heauen Iesus brought before Herod I Giue thee thankes O sweet IESVS King of Heauen and Earth that with great stirre and fury of the people thou wert brought before Herod Luke 23.7 by the commandement of Pilate Giue mee fortitude ô Lord that persecutions may not confound mee nor the iniuries of my enemies prouoke mee to anger nor that their impudencie make mee to blush or be ashamed but that I may beare all things with meeknesse patience and ouer-come with silence according to the prescript of thy Commandements remembring alwaies whose cause I haue in hand and that thou denyest them before thy Father that deny thee before men Strengthen me ô Lord in thy cause and quarrell for thou art greater then the Princes of the earth and canst make thy seruants to stand against them Iesus is accused before Herod I Giue thee thankes O holy IESVS that standing before Herod Luke 23.9 10. and accused before the chiefe Priests and Elders of many crimes and iniquities thou wouldest answere to nothing but didst iustifie thy cause by holding thy peace Giue mee the gift of silence ô Lord that I haue not at any time a desire to speak vaine idle or vnclean speeches nor that I waste not my time in discoursing of barraine and vnfruitfull matters but grant that my tongue vtter nothing that is not iust honest profitable and consonant to thy holy will Let mee detest ô Lord the vice of backebiting and that I be still pleased to heare speake well of all men And when they shall band themselues to plot my destruction yet make me to pray for them and in all things to be milde and mercifull Luke 6.36 as my heauenly father is mercifull Iesus is iudged more wicked then Barrabas I Giue thee thankes O sweet Iesu that being compared with that infamous murderer Barrabas Marke 15.15 Act. 3.14 thou wert iudged worse and more vnworthy of life then hee so that homycide was set at libertie and thou the author of life condemned to dye O King of eternall glory what greater infamie could thy maiestie be afflicted with From hence O LORD from hence it appeares that thou art that liuely stone disallowed of men which God neuerthelesse hath chosen to himselfe and placed in the head corner Grant ô Lord that I may preferre nothing before thee that for any thing I be not changed from thee but that I may account all things as vile and base that are compared vnto thee Grant that the poyson of enuy neuer infect my minde but that I may alwayes rest in thee and place my saluation in thee Iesus is whipped IEsu I giue thee thanks that being spoyled of thy garments Mar. 15.15 thou sufferedst thy chaste holy and naked flesh to be looked vpon and afterwards wouldest abide to be scourged and whipped that by thy wounds our wounds might be healed O Lord despoyle my heart of all vncleane cogitations dis-robe me of the old man with all his workes and cloath mee with the new man which is created to thy image and similitude in Iustice and holinesse and grant that with all patience and humilitie I may abide the scourge of thy fatherly visitation Iesus is crowned with thornes I Giue thee thankes O bountifull Iesu for that thou wert so diuersly illuded after so great enuies so many wounds Mar. 15.17 and after thy bloud so plentifully shed through thy whole body to thy greater reproach they attyred thee with a purple garment put a crowne of thornes vpon thy head with a Reed in thy hand in stead of a Scepter and bending their knees saluted thee as King or rather mocked thee saying Haile King of the Iewes Let ô Lord the memorie of this miserable Tragedie be euer imprinted in my heart and neuer blotted out of my remembrance Fixe thy charitie in my mind that I may onely loue thee thinke of thee and of thy iniuries and so euer rest and depend on thee That neyther tribulation miseries nor persecutions separate mee from thee neyther let it be grieuous vnto me at any time if I be dispised contemned mocked and derided of men for thy sake Iesus speaketh to the women I Giue thee thankes O good Iesu that in this laborsome iourney when thou wert brought forth to be crucified thou diddest louingly admonish the women that were lamenting Luk. 23.28 not to