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| God our protector, and our exceeding great reward, Have mercy on us, | Gen. xv. |
| One God, and Father of all, who art above all, and through all, and in us all, Have mercy on us, | Eph. iv. |
| Be favourable to us, Spare us, O holy Trinity. | |
| Be favourable to us, Graciously hear us, O holy Trinity. | |
| From all evil, | Deliver us, |
| From all pride, and haughtiness of mind, | O holy Trinity. |
| From gluttony, surfeiting, and all greediness, | |
| From anger, envy, and all ill-will, | |
| From all luxury and impurity, | |
| From all sloth and unregulated sorrow, | |
| By the immensity of thy power, | |
| By the infinitude of thy wisdom, | |
| By the abundance of thy goodness, | |
| By the eternity of thy glory and majesty, | |
| By the depth of thy knowledge and providence, | |
| By the unspeakable greatness of thy love and mercy, | |
| By the unfathomableness of thy justice and judgments, | |
| In the day of judgment, | We sinners, |
| That we may serve thee in holiness and justice all our days, | Beseech thee hear us. |
| That we may adore thee, our Lord God, and serve thee alone, | |
| That we may never take thy holy name in vain, | |
| That we may sanctify the feasts and holy days of the Church by pious and charitable works, | |
| That we may render due honour, reverence, and obedience to pur parents, prelates, and superiors, and those who are to us in the place of parents, | |
| That we may never, through anger, hatred, or envy, injure the life, character, or honour of another, | |
| That we may hurt no one by damage, theft, or wrong of any kind, by force or fraud, | |
| That we may keep our heart from impure affections, and unlawful desires of the flesh, | |
| That we may never bear false witness, or speak a lie against our neighbour, | |
| That we may not desire our neighbour’s goods, | |
| That we may love thee our God, with our whole heart, and with our whole soul, and with our whole strength, | |
| That we may love thee above all things, and our neighbour, for thy sake, as ourselves, |