THE ORDER FOR THE BURIAL OF THE DEAD. The Priest and Clerks meeting the corpse at the entrance of the church-yard and going before it, either into the Church, or towards the grave, shall say, or sing, I AM the resurrection and the | life, |77| saith the Lord: |77| he that believeth in | me 7| though he were | dead, yet shall he | live: | and whosoever | liveth | and believeth in | me | shall never die. |77|77| ST JOHN Xi. 25, 26. that he shall earth. 7 י I know that my Redeemer | liveth, and stand | at the latter | day up|on the | And though after my skin | worms this body, | yet in my | flesh | shall | I see God: | whom I shall see for myself, " and | mine | eyes shall be hold, and not another. JOB Xix. 25, 26, 27. destroy רי | יין | We | brought | nothing | into this | world, and it is certain we can we can carry | nothing out. 777 י The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken a way; || blessed | be the name of the 1991971 Lord. 1 TIM. vi. 7. JOB i. 21. After they are come into the Church, shall be read one or both of these Psalms following. Dixi, Custodiam. Psalm xxxix. heed to my | ways: | I SAID, | I will take that I offend not | in my tongue. | 77 | I will keep my mouth | as it | were with a | bridle: while the ungodly is in my | sight. |77| I held my tongue, and | spake 7 | nothing: 7 I kept | silence, yea, | even from | good words: | but it was pain and | grief to me. |77| My heart was hot within me, | and | while I was thus musing | the | fire | kindled: | and | at the | last I | spake with my tongue; | | Lord, let me know mine | end, and the number of my days: that I may be | certified | 7 | how long I have to | live. | 77 | Behold, thou hast | made my | days 7 | as it ¶ were a span | long: | and | mine | age | is | even as nothing in respect of | thee; | and | verily every man | living 7 | living is altogether | vanity. | 77 | For man walketh in a | vain | shadow, |7 and : dis quieteth him self in | vain | he | heapeth up | riches, and and cannot tell who shall | gather them. || and make me not a rebuke unto the foolish. ויין | | I became | dumb, | and | opened | not my | mouth | for it was | thy | doing. 771 : Take thy plague away from me: I am | even consumed by means of thy | heavy | hand. |77| When thou with rebukes dost | chasten | man for | sin, |□ thou | makest his | beauty to consume away, like as it were a moth ment: every man | therefore | ויין ears י | fretting a | gar | is | but | vanity. | Hear my prayer, |O| Lord, and with thine | consider my calling: | hold not thy | peace וי | .at my | tears | For י I am a stranger with | thee: | and a | sojourner, as all my fathers | were. |77| 10 spare me a little, ❘ that I may recover my | | strength; before I go | hence, and be no more | seen. 771 As it was in the beginning, | is | now, |7 י and ever shall be: | world without | end. | Almen. 771 Domine, refugium. Psalm xc. | LORD, thou hast | been our | refuge: | from | one generation | to another. |77| Before the mountains were brought forth, or | ever the earth and the world were | made: thou art | God from | ever|lasting, and | world יין .without | end 1 | Thou | turnest man to destruction: | again thou sayest,|77| Come again, ye | children of | | men. |77| For a thousand years in | thy | sight | are but as yesterday: | seeing that is | past | as a | watch in the night. |77| As soon as thou scatterest them, they are | even as a sleep: | and | fade away | suddenly | like the grass. |77| In the morning it is green, and groweth up: | but in the evening it is cut down, | dried up, and withered. |77| י For we consume away in thy displeasure: and are afraid afraid at thy | wrathful | indigna |יי| .tion | Thou hast | set our | misdeeds before | thee: | י י י secret sins in the light of thy | and our secret sins ויין .countenance For | when thou art | angry | all our | days are | gone: we bring our | years to an end, as it | ។ | were a | tale that is ❘ told. |77| that they come to fourscore years: fourscore years: yet is their strength then but | labour and sorrow; | י |