The wonders of the ayre the trembling of the earth, And the warnings of the world before the Iudgement day. Written by Thomas Churchyard |
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Ovr Father which art in persons three,
Thy mighty name most hollowed be:
Thy kingdome come, done be thy will,
As well on earth, as ti's in heauen still:
Giue vs this day, our daily bread,
(With which our bodies, and soules are fedde:)
Forgiue vs our trespasse euery way,
As we forgiue them that seeke our decay:
And lead vs not into temptation,
(But for Christs sake our onely saluation:)
Deliuer vs from euils all, That makes vs from thy fauour fall:
For kingdom glory and al is thine, For euer and euer (by powr diuine.)
Thy mighty name most hollowed be:
Thy kingdome come, done be thy will,
As well on earth, as ti's in heauen still:
Giue vs this day, our daily bread,
(With which our bodies, and soules are fedde:)
Forgiue vs our trespasse euery way,
As we forgiue them that seeke our decay:
And lead vs not into temptation,
(But for Christs sake our onely saluation:)
Deliuer vs from euils all, That makes vs from thy fauour fall:
For kingdom glory and al is thine, For euer and euer (by powr diuine.)
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