The Second of my Prebend Sermons upon my five Psalmes. Preached at S. Pauls, January 29, 1625. [1625/6]

              the second of my prebend sermons upon my yive jive five psaltes psalmes Psalmes preached at S pauls pauty pamis laniary lanuary lanmary 292.29 29 1625 r62 5 162 1626 5161 PSAL 63.7 637 637 BE chuse BECAUSE CAUSE THOU HAST BEEN MY HELPE THEREFORE IN THE SHADOW OF THY WINGS WILL I1 REJOYCE HE PSALMES are the manna of the church As manna tasted THE Ttoeverymanlikethatthathelikedbestsodoethepsalmespsaltes minister instruction and satisfaction to every man in every emergency and occasion david was not onely a cleare prophet of christ himselfe himselfe but a prophet of every particular christian he fore teis what I1 what any shall doe and suffer and say and as the whole booke of psalmes psaltes is oleum egusum effusum eddus effusum as the spouse speaks of the name of christ an oyntment ointment powred powered out upon all sorts of sores A searcloth that souples couples all bruises A balme that searches all wounds so are there some certaine Psalmes that are imperiall imperiale Imperiall psalmes psaltes Psalmes that command over all affections and spread themselves over all occasions catholique Catholique universall universale universall psalmes psaltes Psalmes that apply themselves to all neces- sities this is one of those for of those constitutions which are called apostolicall apostolically Apostolicall one is that the church should meet every day to sing this psalme psalmo and accordingly S chrysostomo chrysostome Chrysostome testifies that it was decreed and ordained by the primitive fathers that no day should passe without the publique publique singing of this psalme psalmo under both these obligations those ancient constitutions called the apostles and those ancient decrees made by the primitive fathers belongs to me who have my part in the service of gods church the especiall especially medi I11