We thank Thee, Lord God Al-might-y, that Thou hast vouch-safed to

refresh

us with these Thy sal

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tary gifts; and we be-seech Thee, of Thy

to strengthen us through the same, in faith to-ward Thee, in fer

vent love to-ward one an-other; through Jesus Christ, Thy Son, our Lord. The Congregation shall sing:

The Lord bless thee, and keep thee. The Lord make His

face shine

up

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- on thee, and be gra-cious un to thee, The Lord lift up His counor 2

on thee, and give thee peace, and give thee peace.

The Congregation shall sing:

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The Assistant, standing before the Chancel, while the Minister kneels at the Altar, shall say: O Lord! we render unto Thee our heartfelt thanks that Thou hast taught us what Thou wouldst have us believe and do. Help us, O God, by Thy Holy Spirit for the sake of Jesus Christ to keep Thy word in pure hearts, that we thereby may be strengthened in faith, perfected in holiness and comforted in life and death.

Amen.

(When the Holy Communion is not celebrated, Nos. 13 to 18 inclusive, are omitted. No. 19 is directly connected with No. 12, but so that the Collect for the Word is substituted for the Collect of Thanksgiving.)

who liveth and reign-eth with Thee and the

Holy Ghost,

¶ Instead of the Collect for the Word the following is used during Lent and on Good Friday.

THE LENTEN COLLECT.

We thank Thee, Lord God the Father, that Thou didst give Thine on - ly

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begotten Son, that whosoever believeth on Him shall not per-ish,

lasting life. We thank Thee, Lord Je-sus Christ,

We thank Thee, Lord the Ho-ly Ghost, that Thou hast wrought in our hearts

such faith, that we know nothing wherein to trust for sal-va- tion,

save Jesus Christ and Him crucified. Grant us, O God, Thy grace,

that we may perfectly believe that all our sins are for given,

for the sake of the passion and

death

of Jesus Christ,

and so enlighten us by Thy Holy

Spirit, that, in the power

of our Redeemer's death, we may day by day put off sin,

¶ After a prelude upon the organ, during which the minister kneels before the Altar, the service shall be conducted in the following order:

1. THE OPENING PRAYER,

as used at the Morning Service, shall be said by the Assistant. During the opening prayer the Minister shall kneel at the Altar.

2. A HYMN.

3. THE SERMON AND THE GENERAL PRAYER.

¶ The sermon shall be preached upon the Epistle or the Lesson for the day. In the case that Epiphany occurs upon a Sunday, the Epistle or Lesson for Epiphany shall be used,

¶ On Good Friday, the sermon shall be based upon one of the following texts: During the Church Year in which the First Series is used, John 19 :31-42; during the Church Year in which the Second Series is used, Matthew 27 :51-66; during the Church Year in which the Third Series is used, Luke 23:47-56.

4. A HYMN.

5. THE COLLECT FOR THE WORD.

¶ During Lent and on Good Friday the Passion Collect shall be said.

6. THE BENEDICTION.

7. THE CLOSING HYMN.

8. THE CLOSING PRAYER,

as used at the Morning Service, shall be said by the Assistant, concluding with the Lord's Prayer.