The hospital prayer book : containing prayers for daily and occasional use, also a short form of public service for lay readers in hospitals, with a few remarks on conducting the same / arranged by Edward John Waring.

Date:
1888
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The hospital prayer book : containing prayers for daily and occasional use, also a short form of public service for lay readers in hospitals, with a few remarks on conducting the same / arranged by Edward John Waring. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    mitted, but invited to approach in the name of Jesus, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in every time of need. Grant that we may never neglect or undervalue this great privilege, nor ever draw near to Thee with our lips whilst our hearts are far from Thee. Through Thy sparing mercy, 0 God, we are brought in safety to the close of another day, and before we lie down to rest, we would confess with truly humble and contrite hearts, all the sins whereby we have offended against Thy Divine Majesty, either this day or any other time before; our sinful and vain thoughts, our light, idle, and wicked words, our wrong tempers, our evil, selfish, and covetous desires, our impatience under Thy Fatherly correction, our ignorance, our blindness and hardness of heart. Oh, forgive these and all our iniquities, for the sake of Jesus Christ our Saviour,