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f(l^z (llííítatíoit Dí t^e &ícR*
upon him with the eyes of thy
mercy, give him comfort arití
íure confidence in thee, defend
tiini from the danger of the
enemy, and iteep him in p^ir-
petual peace and fafety, through
Jefus Chriil our Lord. Amea.
HEar
us, Almighty and moil
merclFul God aííd .Savi-
our; extend thy accuftomed
gooánefs to this thy fervant,
who is grieved with fickneis.
San£lifie, we beitech thee, this
thy fatherly corre6lion to him j
that the fenfe of his weaknels
may add ftrength to his faith,
and ferioufncis to his repent-
ance. That if it fiiall be thy
good pleafure to reftore him to
his former health, he may lead
the refidue of his life in thy
fear, and to thy glory : or elfe
give him grace fo to take thy
vifitation, that after this pain-
ful life is ended, he may dwell
with thee in lifl everlafting,
through jefus Chrifl: our Lord.
Amen.
^ then ^iV tke Minifler exhort ths
Jicb peifon lificr thisform, or other
iike.
Early beloved, know this, D that Almighty God is the
Lord of life and death, and of
all tilings to them pertaining,
as youth, ftrength, health, :?ge,
weaknefs, and ficknefi. Where*
fore whttfoever your iicknefs is,'
know you certainly, that it is
Gods vifitation. And for what
Ciiaict BQ Haoinc ^imc.
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