is come, &c.

ye may gave me commandment, remember that I told you

even so I do. of them.

FOR THE EPISTLE. THE EPISTLE.

Acts, ii. 1

- 11. 1 Pet. iv. 7-11.

WHEN the day of THE end of all things Pentecost was fully come, is at hand. &c.

&c. praise

tongues and dominion for ever and

the wonderful works of ever. Amen.

God.

in our

The First Sunday after

Whitsunday.

Whitsunday.

THE COLLECT.

THE COLLECT.

GOD, who as at this ALMIGHTY and evertime, didst teach the hearts lasting God, who hast of thy faithful people, by given us thy servants grace, the sending to them the by the confession of a true light of thy holy Spirit; faith, to acknowledge the grant us by the same Spirit glory of thy eternal Godto have a right judgment head; we beseech thee in all things, and evermore

that thou wouldst keep us to rejoice in his holy com

steadfast in this faith, and fort, through Christ Jesus evermore defend us from our Saviour; in whose all adversities, who livest name we ascribe unto thee and reignestone God, all honour and glory now

world without end. Amen. and for ever. Amen.

THE GOSPEL.
THE GOSPEL.

John, iii. 1 - 15.
John, xiv. 15 31.

THERE was a man of JESUS said unto his the Pharisees, &c. disciples, If ye love me, should not perish, but have &c.

the Father eternal life.

as

one another ; &c. he who loveth God, love his brother also.

FOR THE EPISTLE.
Rev. iv. 1 11.

AFTER this I looked, and behold, &c. for thy pleasure they are, and were created.

The Third Sunday after

Whitsunday.

The Second Sunday after THE COLLECT.
Whitsunday.

O LORD, who never
THE COLLECT.

faileth to help and govern O GOD, the strength

those whom thou dost of all those who put their bring up in thy steadfast

fear and love; keep us, we trust in thee; mercifully

beseech thee, under the accept our prayers; and because, through the weak- protection of thy good pro

vidence, and make us to ness of our mortal nature, we can do no good thing have a perpetual fear and without thee, grant us the

love of thy holy name, help of thy grace, that in through Jesus Christ our

Lord. Amen. keeping thy commandments, we may please thee

THE GOSPEL. both in will and deed, through Jesus Christ our Luke, xiv. 16 — 24. Lord. Amen.

A CERTAIN
THE GOSPEL. made a great supper, &c.

shall taste of my supLuke, xvi. 19

31.

per. THERE was a tain rich man, &c.

man

cer

The Fourth Sunday after without whom nothing is Whitsunday.

strong, nothing is holy; in

crease and multiply upon THE COLLECT.

us thy mercy, that thou be

ing our ruler and guide, O LORD, we beseech

we may so pass through thee mercifully to hear us, things temporal, that we and grant that we, truly finally lose not the things seeking thine aid, may by eternal. Grant this, 0 thy mighty power be de- heavenly Father, through fended, and by thy gracious Jesus Christ

our Lord. mercy be comforted in all Amen. dangers and adversities, through Jesus Christ our

THE GOSPEL.
Lord. Amen.

Luke, vi. 36 42.
THE GOSPEL.

BE ye therefore merci-
Luke, xv. 1 - 10.

ful, &c. the mote that

is in thy brother's eye. THEN drew near unto him all the publicans and

THE EPISTLE. sinners, &c.

one sinner who repenteth.

Rom. viii. 31 39.

THE EPISTLE.

WHAT shall we then 1 Pet. v. 5—11. say to these things ? &c.

which is in Christ ALL of you be subject Jesus our Lord. one to another, &c.glory and dominion for ever and ever. Amen.

The Sixth Sunday after

Whitsunday.

The Fifth Sunday after

THE COLLECT.
Whitsunday.

GRANT, O Lord, we
THE COLLECT. .

beseech thee, that the O God, the protector course of this world may of all who trust in thee, be so peaceably ordered!

1 Pet. iii. 8 - 15.

The Eighth Sunday after BE ye all of one mind, ,

Whitsunday. &c. a reason of the

THE COLLECT. hope that is in you.

LORD of all power and might, who art the author

and giver of all good The Seventh Sunday after things; graft in our hearts Whitsunday.

the love of thy name, in

crease in us true religion, THE COLLECT.

nourish us with all good

ness, and of thy great O God, who hast pre

mercy keep us in the

same, pared for those who love

through Jesus thee, such good things as

Christ our Lord. Amen. pass man's understanding;

THE GOSPEL. pour into our hearts such love toward thee, that we, Mark, viii. 1-9. loving thee above all things, may obtain thy promises, IN those days, the mulwhich exceed all that we titude being very great, can desire, through Jesus

&c. and he sent them Christ our Lord. Amen.

away.

THE EPISTLE. The Tenth Sunday after

Whitsunday.
Rom. vi. 16 23.

The COLLECT.
KNOW

ye

not that to whom ye yield, &c.

GRANT to us, Lord, eternal life, through Jesus we beseech thee, the spirit Christ our Lord.

to think and do always such things as be rightful;

that we, who cannot do The Ninth Sunday after without thee, may by thee Whitsunday.

be enabled to live accordTHE COLLECT.

ing to thy will, through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Amen. O GOD, whose never failing providence ordereth

THE GOSPEL. all things both in heaven and earth; we humbly Luke, xvi. 1 -9. beseech thee to put away from us all hurtful things,

JESUS said unto his and to give us those things disciples, There was a cerwhich be profitable for us,

tain rich man, &c. through Jesus Christ our into everlasting habitations. Lord. Amen.

THE EPISTLE.
THE GOSPEL.

Gal. vi. 1 10.
Matt. vii. 15 - 29.

BRETHREN, if a man BEWARE of false

be overtaken in a fault, prophets, &c.and not

&c. who are of the as the scribes.

household of faith.

The

Eleventh Sunday after Whitsunday.