Davids sling against great Goliah conteining diuers notable treatises, the [n]ames whereof follow next after the epistle to the reader / by E.H.

Title

Davids sling against great Goliah conteining diuers notable treatises, the [n]ames whereof follow next after the epistle to the reader / by E.H.

Author

Hutchins, Edward, 1558?-1629.

Publication

[London] :: Printed by R. [Y]ardley and Peter Short,

[1593]

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Subject terms

Prayers.

Christian life.

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Contents

• title page
• To the Right Worshipfull Sir George Calueley knight, High Sheriffe of the Countie Palantine of Chester: in∣crease of wor∣ship, &c.
• The Epistle to the Reader.
• THE NAMES AND NVM∣ber of the Treatises com∣prised in this booke: and where they are to bee found by the page.
• DAVIDS SLING against great Goliah.
  • The 1. Morning praier.
  • The 2. Morning praier.
  • The 3. Morning praisr.
  • The 4. Morning praier.
  • The 1. Euening praier.
  • The 2. Eueuing praier.
  • The 3. Euening praier.
  • The 4. Euening praier.
  • A praier for all times against the power of Satan.
  • Another.
  • A praier for al afflicted Christians.
  • Another.
  • A praier for the Queene.
  • A praier for all Magi∣strates.
  • A generall confession of sinnes.
  • Another.
  • A praier for humiie.
  • Another for charitie.
  • A praier for the mortification of the flesh.
  • Another.
  • A praier for the obteining of grace.
  • Another.
  • A praier for patience in affliction.
  • Another.
  • A praier in time of per∣secution.
  • Another.
  • A praier against the enimies of the truth.
  • Another.
  • A praier for the sicke.
  • Another.
  • A confession for the Sicke.
  • Another.
  • A praier against des∣peration.
  • Another.
  • Another.
  • A praier for the auoidance of Gods wrath.
  • A praier for remission of Sinnes.
  • Another.
  • Another.
  • A praier for increase of Faith.
  • A praier for prea∣chers.
  • A praier for the increase of Preachers.
  • A praier for the School∣mayster.
  • Another.
  • Apraier for Schol∣lers.
  • The mothers praier for the good education of hir youth.
  • The Fathers praier.
  • The Childs praier.
  • The Husbandmans. praier.
  • The Maydseruants praier.
  • A praier for a woman with child.
  • A praier for a woman in trauell.
  • A praier for the prisoner.
  • A praier to be said at the houre of death.
  • A praier for the truth.
  • A praier for the plough∣man.
  • A praier for the blessing of his labour.
  • A praier for peace.
  • A praier in time of Warre.
  • A praier for the Cap∣taine.
  • A praier for the soul∣diour.
  • A praier in time of dearth.
  • A praier against the feare of death.
  • Another.
  • Another.
  • Another in forme of a confession.
  • A praier for the rich man.
  • Another.
  • The Beggers praier.
  • Another.
  • The Widowes praier.
  • The Tenants praier.
  • The fatherlesse childes praier.
• A Sword against the feare of death. Wherein is liuelie decla∣red, with what weapons a Christian souldiour should fight to hold and keepe his own: made by the said E. H.
  • The first weapon: Consider thy selfe.
  • The second weapon: Consider thy life.
  • The thirde weapon: Consider the commodities of death.
• A battel betweene the Diuel and the Con∣science: Wherein all true Christians are taught how to oppose and set them selues against the assaults of their Archaduersary Satan, made in forme of a dialog, by the sayde E. H.
  • The cal of Conscience in conflict for succour against pre∣sent danger.
• The dead mans Schoole: Wherein Death teacheth all Estates and degrees, from the Prince to the begger, many no∣table lessons, most necessarie to be learned: made by the sayd E. H.
• A Lodge for La∣zarus. Wherein the poore and friendlesse are exceedinglie comforted in spirit against all kinde of calamities incident to this temporall and miserable life: made by the sayd E. H.
• A retrait from sinne: Wherein is sounded, as with a shrill trumpet in the eares of all men, what damnable daungers de∣pend vpon continuance in sin, neg∣lect of repentance, abuse of the ac∣ceptable time of grace: and other excellent meanes daily mouing men to the amendment of their finneful life: made by the sayd E. H.
• A praier vnto almigh∣tie God, wherein we beseech his diuine maiestie, so to blesse vs with his grace, that the vse of the praiers conteined in this booke, and the whole∣some lessons comprised in the same may take Christian effect in vs, to our great comfort euen at all assaies, and espicially in time of necessi∣tie. Made by A. F.
• ¶ A Catalog contey∣ning the seueral titles of eue∣ry praier, and treatise compri∣sed in this booke, easie to be found by the true number of the page.
• colophon