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Book of Common Prayer (1662, Church of England) • 1662 • 17th Century
deut 32:39-40
Almighty, everliving God, Maker of mankind, who does correct those whom you do love, and chastise every one whom you do receive: We beseech you to have mercy upon this your servant visited with your hand, and to grant that he may take his sickness patiently, and recover his bodil…
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Book of Common Prayer (1662, Church of England) • 1662 • 17th Century
heb 12:5
My son, do not despise the chastening of the Lord, nor faint when you are rebuked by him. For whom the Lord loves he chastens; and scourges every son whom he receives.
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Book of Common Prayer (1662, Church of England) • 1662 • 17th Century
john 5:24
Truly, truly I say to you, He that hears my word, and believes on him that sent me, has everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death to life.
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Book of Common Prayer (1662, Church of England) • 1662 • 17th Century
After which the Priest shall proceed according to the form before prescribed for the holy Communion, beginning at these words [You that do truly, &c.]
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Book of Common Prayer (1662, Church of England) • 1662 • 17th Century
At the time of the distribution of the holy Sacrament, the priest shall first receive the Communion himself, and after minister to those who are appointed to communicate with the sick, and last of all to the sick person.
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Book of Common Prayer (1662, Church of England) • 1662 • 17th Century
But if a man, either by reason of extremity of sickness, or for want of warning in due time to the curate, or for lack of company to receive with him, or by any other just impediment, does not receive the Sacrament of Christ's Body and Blood, the Curate shall instruct him, that i…
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Book of Common Prayer (1662, Church of England) • 1662 • 17th Century
When the sick person is visited, and receives the holy Communion all at one time, then the Priest, for more expedition, shall cut off the form of the Visitation at the Psalm [In you, O Lord, have I put my trust &c] and go straight to the Communion.
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Book of Common Prayer (1662, Church of England) • 1662 • 17th Century
In the time of the plague, sweat, or such other like contagious times of sickness or diseases, when none of the Parish or neighbors can be gotten to communicate with the sick in their houses, for fear of the infection, upon special request of the diseased, the Minister may only c…
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