 | Rites and ceremonies - 1848 - 466 pages
...considerest the condition of all men, now we have begun to speak to our LORD GOD, who are but dust and ashes, permit us to continue our prayers for the souls' health and external prosperity of all those that are concerned in this place. Be favourable and merciful to the most reverend... | |
 | 1848 - 452 pages
...considerest the condition of all men, now we have begun to speak to our LORD GOD, who are but dust and ashes, permit us to continue our prayers for the souls' health and external prosperity of all those that are concerned in this place. Be favourable and merciful to the most reverend... | |
 | Thomas Plume - 1865 - 212 pages
...Holy One, Who dwelled in the higheft Heavens, and lookeft down upon all Thy fervants, and confidereft the condition of all men, now we have begun to fpeak...and afhes, permit us to continue our prayers for the foul's health, and external profperity of all thofe that are concerned in this place. Be favourable... | |
 | Ecclesiological Society - 1904 - 434 pages
...considerest the condition of all men, now we have begun to speak to our Lord God, who are but dust and ashes, permit us to continue our prayers for the souls' health and external prosperity of all those that are concerned in this Reconciliation place. Be favourable and merciful... | |
 | Church of England - Church dedication - 1911 - 1100 pages
...considerest the condition of all men, now we have begun to speak to our Lord God, who are but dust and ashes, permit us to continue our prayers for the souls health, and external prosperity of all those that are concerned in 35 this place. Be favourable and merciful to the most... | |
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O Thou Holy One, Who dwellest in the highest heavens, and lookest down upon all Thy servants, and considerest the condition of all men, now we have begun to speak to our LORD GOD, who are but dust and ashes, permit us to continue our prayers for the souls'... 