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'GOD Almighty from whence' He shall come" to judge' the Quick 'and the 'Dead.

40 At Whose Coming" all men' shall rise again 'with their 'bodies and' shall give' account" for 'their own 'works.

41 And they" that have done' good" shall go into Life 'ever'lasting and they" that have done' evil" into ever lasting 'Fire.

42 This' is" the 'Catholic 'Faith: which' except a man believe" faithfully, he cannot 'be 'saved.

-Amen.

GLO'RY be" to the FATHER :-—

Easter Day.

At Morning Prayer, instead of the Psalm, O come let us sing, &c., these Anthems shall be sung or said.

1 CHRIST, our Passover, is 'sacrificed 'for us therefore 'let us keep the 'feast; 2 Not' with the old' leaven, nor' with the leaven" of malice 'and 'wickedness: mf but' with the unleavened bread" of sin'ce'rity 'and 'truth. 1 Cor. v. 7.

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1 CHRIST, being raised' from the Dead, dieth 'no more: Death hath, no more, do'minion 'o'ver Him.

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3 Likewise reckon ye' also' yourselves" to be dead' indeed 'unto 'sin : but, alive' mf unto God" through 'JESUS 'CHRIST' our 'Lord. Rom. vi. 9.

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3 For, as in· Adam 'all 'die: even so' fin CHRIST" shall 'all be made alive. 1 Cor. xv.

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Upon the Twentieth of June,

BEING THE DAY ON WHICH HER MAJESTY BEGAN HER
HAPPY REIGN.

Instead of Venite exultemus the Hymn following shall be said or sung.

1 0 LORD, 'our 'Go'vernour: how' excellent" is Thy' Name 'in 'all the 'world! 2 LORD, what' is man, that Thou hast such re'spect 'unto him: or' the son of man, that 'Thou 'so re'gard'est him?

3 The merciful' and gracious' LORD" hath so' done' His 'marvellous 'works : that they ought' to be 'had 'in re'membrance.

4 O' that men" would therefore' praise the LORD for His 'goodness and declare" the wonders' that He doeth 'for' the 'chil'dren' of 'men!

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5 Behold, O GOD, 'our De'fender and look' upon the 'face of 'Thine A'nointed. 6 O hold Thou up' her goings' in 'Thy 'paths that her 'footsteps 'slip 'not.

7 Grant' the Queen" a 'long 'life and' make her glad" with' the 'joy of "Thy 'Countenance.

8 Let her dwell' before Thee, 'for 'ever: O prepare' Thy loving Mercy' and Faithfulness, that 'they 'may pre'serve her.

9 In her time" let the 'righteous 'flourish and let' Peace 'be' in all our 'borders.

10 As' for her enemies, clothe 'them' with 'shame but' upon herself 'let her 'crown 'flourish.

11 Blessed" be' the LORD GOD, even' the 'GOD of 'Israel: Which' only 'doeth 'wondrous 'things.

12 And blessed" be' the Name' of His Majesty for 'ever and all' the earth" shall be filled" with His Majesty. 'Amen, f 'A'men.

GLORY be" to the FATHER, and 'to the 'SON and 'to the 'HOLY 'GHOST ;

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As' it was" in' the beginning, is now, and 'ever 'shall be: world' without 'end. 'A'men.

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PSALMS OF DAVID.

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THE FIRST DAY.

Morning Prayer.

PSALM i. Beatus vir, qui non abiit, &c.

1 BLESSED" is' the man" that hath not walked" in the counsel' of the ungodly, nor stood" in the 'way of 'sinners and' hath not sat" in the 'seat 'of the 'scornful.

2 But' his delight" is' in the law of the 'LORD and in His' law" will' he exercise' him'self 'day and 'night.

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3 And' he shall be like' a tree" planted' by the 'water-side: that' will bring forth' his 'fruit" in 'due 'season.

4 His leaf also 'shall not 'wither and look, whatsoever he 'doeth, 'it shall 'prosper. 5 As' for the ungodly, it is not so' with 'them but they' are like the chaff, which the wind' scattereth away" from' the 'face 'of the 'earth.

6 Therefore the ungodly" shall not be able' to stand 'in the judgment: neither' the sinners" in' the congregation 'of the 'righteous.

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7 But the LORD" knoweth' the way 'of the 'righteous : and the way' of the un'godly shall 'perish.

PSALM ii. Quare fremuerunt gentes?

1 WHY' do the heathen" so furiously 'rage to'gether and why' do' the people" i'magine' a 'vain 'thing?

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2 The kings' of the earth" stand up, and the rulers' take 'counsel' to'gether: against the LORD, and a'gainst 'His Anointed;

3 "Let us break' their 'bonds' a'sunder: and cast alway' their 'cords 'from us!"

4 He' that dwelleth in Heaven" shall 'laugh them' to 'scorn: the LORD' shall 'have them 'in de'rision.

5 Then' shall He' speak unto them 'in His wrath and' vex them 'in His 'sore dis'pleasure;

6"Yet' have I 'set My 'King upon My 'holy 'hill' of 'Sion.”

7 I will preach' the law, whereof" the LORD' hath said 'unto Me: "Thou' fart My SoN, this day 'have 'I beꞌgot'ten

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8 "Desire' of Me, and' I shall give Thee' the heathen" for 'Thine in'he'ritance: and' the utmost parts' of the earth 'for 'Thy pos'session.

9 "Thou shalt bruise them" with' a 'rod'