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or the most Reformed Churches , who in their Agenda or Rituals, appoynt formes of Prayers or Confession, to their Preachers, both before and after Sermon: and in opposition to King Edwards, and Queene Elizabeths Injunctions; first brought in this voluntary kind (I cannot call it forme) of Prayer, before the Sermon . |
or the most Reformed Churches, who in their Agenda or Rituals, appoint forms of Prayers or Confessi, to their Preachers, both before and After Sermon: and in opposition to King Edwards, and Queen Elizabeths Injunctions; First brought in this voluntary kind (I cannot call it Form) of Prayer, before the Sermon. |
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The Lutheran Churches, are so punctuall, that they print the appointed Texts, in their Almanacks. The Order for the English Churches in Denmarke, &c. set forth by Miles Coverdall; had no Prayer at all, before Sermon: but Come holy Ghost sung, whilest the Preacher was in the Pulpit. Much the same fashion, had the Liturgy for the strangers of Strasburgh: set out by Valeran Pollan 1551. where the Preacher is in two lines directed to pray for the assistance of the Spirit: that hee may deliver things profitable for the Church. no more. In other Reformed Churches, They had either a Prayer before Sermon, and a Confession after it: or contrary. The first order was observed in the Church of Tigur or Zurich: set forth by Lavater 1559. In which are two formes of prayer before Sermon: the latter (which he sayes was for Tuesday, and Thursday) but eight lines long, besides the Lords Prayer which concludes it. The prayer after Sermon, is almost as short. In the Churches of Heidelberg, That of the Dutch Church in London, ordered by Iohannes a Lasco, under King Edward the Sixths Patent, 1550. Yea and in all those three formes of Common Prayer; made (with differences enow) by the disaffected to our Common Prayer booke; and upon a hope to have one of them take in stead of it: in the severall yeares, 1585, 1586, and 1587: the formes of Confession, together with the prayer for the whole state of the Church: and the prayer after Sermon, be prescribed. |
The Lutheran Churches, Are so punctual, that they print the appointed Texts, in their Almanacs. The Order for the English Churches in Denmark, etc. Set forth by Miles Coverdall; had no Prayer At all, before Sermon: but Come holy Ghost sung, whilst the Preacher was in the Pulpit. Much the same fashion, had the Liturgy for the Strangers of Strasbourg: Set out by Valerian Pollan 1551. where the Preacher is in two lines directed to pray for the assistance of the Spirit: that he may deliver things profitable for the Church. no more. In other Reformed Churches, They had either a Prayer before Sermon, and a Confessi After it: or contrary. The First order was observed in the Church of Tigur or Zurich: Set forth by Lavater 1559. In which Are two forms of prayer before Sermon: the latter (which he Says was for Tuesday, and Thursday) but eight lines long, beside the lords Prayer which concludes it. The prayer After Sermon, is almost as short. In the Churches of Heidelberg, That of the Dutch Church in London, ordered by Iohannes a Lasco, under King Edward the Sixths Patent, 1550. Yea and in all those three forms of Common Prayer; made (with differences enough) by the disaffected to our Common Prayer book; and upon a hope to have one of them take in stead of it: in the several Years, 1585, 1586, and 1587: the forms of Confessi, together with the prayer for the Whole state of the Church: and the prayer After Sermon, be prescribed. |
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