"Now FROM ALL MEN BE OUTPOURED

ALLELUIA TO THE LORD;

WITH ALLELUIA EVERMORE

THE SON AND SPIRIT WE ADORE.

PRAISE BE DONE TO THE THREE IN ONE, ALLELUIA! ALLELUIA! ALLELUIA! AMEN.' 95 GODESCALCUS. [NEALE].

CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE.

PSALMS OF Moses

PSALMS OF David.

Victory over Goliath
When persecuted by Saul.

VIII.

XVI, XVII, XXII,

XXIII, XXXI, XXXIV-XXXVI, LII, LIV,
LVI-LVIII; LIX (before h's Exile); CXL,
CXLII.

Reign at Jerusalem

II, IX-XIII, CI.
Bringing of Ark to Zion and period immediately
following.
VII, XIV, XV, XVIII, XIX,

XXIV-XXX, LIII, XCVI.

Campaigns against the Syrians XX, XXI, LX, LXI.
His sin and repentance XXXII, XXXVIII-XL, LI.
Rebellion of Absalom III-VI, XLI, LV, LXII,
LXIII, LXXXVI, CXLI, CXLIII.
Sheba's Rebellion

LXIV.
Close of Reign XXXVII (?), LXV-LXVIII, CIII.
Adonijah's Rebellion
LXIX-LXXI.
XXXIII,

(Not assignable to any period)

LXXXVIII, CIX, CX, CXXII, CXXIV,
CXXXI, CXXXIII, CXXXVIII, CXXXIX,
CXLIV, CXLV.

XC; XCI (?)

PSALMS OF ASAPH, AND ANON.. LXXXIV, LXXXVII. Time of the Captivity LXXIV, LXXIX, LXXX, CII, CIV (?)), CV, CVI, CXXXVII.

PSALMS OF KORAH (DAVID, SOLOMON) AND ANON. Time of the Return LXXXV, XCII-XCV, XCVII-C, CVII, CVIII (?), CXI-CXXXVI, CXLVI-CL. (The Psalms of David and Solomon included here seem to have been adapted for public use at this period.)

PSALMS FOR SPECIAL
OCCASIONS.

THE CHRISTIAN IN HIS Outward Life.

Confirmation, XV; XVI. 12; XVIII. 1; XIX; XLIII;
LXXI. 1-5; LXXIII. 22-27; XCI; CXIX.
Going out into the world, XCI; CXII; CXIX.

States of life.

Marriage, CXV. 9-18.

In Wealth. XXIÍ. 28-30; XXXVII. 16; XLI. 1-3;
XLIX; LXXII. 10, 11, 15; LXXIII. 23-27;
XCVI. 8; CXIX. 72, 127.

In Poverty, XII. 5, 6; XXIII. 1, 2; XL. 20; LXX.
5, 6; LXXII. 12-14; CVII. 41;
CXXXII. 16.

CXIII;

For Servants, CXIX. 125; CXXIII. 2;
CXLVI.

CXLV;

XLII;

LXXXIV. Priesthood, XV; XXIV; XXVI;
LXI; LXVIII; CX; CXXXII. 9, 17;

CXXXIV.

Religious Vocation, XXVII; XXXI. 21-27;

The Christian's Daily Walk

LIX. 16;

On rising, III. 5; XVII. 3; XXX. 5;
CXIX. 55, 147,

Morning devotion, V. 3; LVII. 8-12; LIX. 16, 17;
LXIII; XCII. 1, 2.

Going to work, V. 8; XVII. 5; XXV. 4; XXVII. 13;
XXXVII. 23; CXIX. 5, 133; CXXI. 8.

On entering Church, V. 7; VII. 18; XXII. 22; XXIV. 3-6; XXVI; XXVIII. 2; LVI. 10-12; CXVI. 10-16; CXXII; CXL. 6; CXLI. 1, 2.

On leaving Church, XXVIII. 7; LVI.'11; LXVI.

14-18.

When kept from Church, XLII; XLIII.
Noonday Prayers, LV. 18.

Before meals, CIII. 1, 2, 5; CXLV. 15, 16.
After meals, CXI. 5; CXLV. 10, 11.

Coming home at night, XCIV. 17, 18.

Evening devotion, IV; XXXI. 1-6; XCI: CXXI;
CXXXIV; CXLI. 2.

On lying down to sleep, IV. 9; XVII. 16; XVIII. 28;
CXLIX. 5.
In the night watches, LXXVII. 4-6; CXIX.

62.

Taking charge of a household, a parish, or assuming any other position of authority, XV; XXV; LXXII; LXXV; CI.

Nurture of children, VIII. 2; XXXIV. 11; LXXVIII. 1–8.

In Society.

Before going into company, I; XV: XVI. 3; XVII.
4, 8; XXXIX. 1, 2; CXIX. 8, 11. CXXV;
CXXXIX. 23, 24; CXLI. 3. 4.

Against special temptations, XI; XXVI; XXVIII. 3 ;
L. 18-23; LII; LXXIII. 12–29; CXX.

In loneliness, XXVII. 11, 12; CXLII. 1–6.

In the midst of scenes of great natural beauty, VIII; XIX. 1-6; XXIII. 2; XXIV. 1; XXXVI. 5-9; L. 10, 11; LXV. LXXXIX. 9-13; XCIII; XCV. 4,5; XCVI, 12; CIV; CXLV. 10-12; CXLVII. 8-18; CXLVIII.

Thunder-storm, XVIII. 7-15; XXIX; LXVIII. 33;
LXXVII. 16-18; XCVII. 1-6; CXXXV. 7;
CXLIV. 5, 6.

Study of natural sciences, VIII. 1, 3;
LXV. 6; XC. 2; CII. 25-27;

XXXIII. 8, 9; CXIX. 90, 91.

On the Sea, XXXVI. 6; LXV. 7; LXIX. 35; LXXVII. 19; XCI. 4-6; XCIII. 4, 5; XCV. 5; XCVIII. 8,9; CIV. 25, 26; CVII. 23-31; CXXXIX. 8, 9.

On leaving home for a journey, XXV. 3,4; LXXI. 14; CV. 1-15.

On returning home, CVII. 1-8.

When persecuted, and unjustly opposed, III; VII. 1-5; IX. 9, 13; XXXV; XXXVIÍ; LIV; CII. False friends, XLI. 5-13; LV.

In exile, CXXXVII.

Sickness,* XIII; XXI; XXII; XXIII; XXV; XXVII;
XXX; XXXVIII; XXXIX; XL; XLI; LI;
LV; LXI; LXIX; LXX; LXXI; LXXVII;
LXXXVI; LXXXVIII: LXXXIX; XCI;
CXXI; CXXX; CXL; CXLIII.
VII. 1, 2;
XVI. 1; XVIII. 3, 6, 16; XXV. 6-10; XXVIII.
1,2; XXX. 3, 5, 7, 11; XXXI. 10-12, 16–18;
XXXIV. 18; XXXV. 17, 22; XLIV. 16, 23-26;
LI. 17; LIV. 1,2; LXIÍ.8; LXV. 3; LXXIII.
23-25; LXXIV. 1, 2, 20, 22; LXXIX. 5, 8,
9, 12 LXXXV. 2-7; CIII. 9; CIX. 20-26;
CXVI. 3, 4, 5-7; CXIX. 67, 75; CXLI. 1, 2, 9.

Recovery, XXVII; XXX; CXVIII. 14-19.

At the last hour, XVI. 12; XVIII. 3-6; XXII. 14, 15, 19; XXIII. 1-4; XXXI. 6; XXXVI. 9; XLVIII. 13; LXXIII. 25; XC. 8, 9.

THE INNER LIFE OF THE CHRISTIAN.

PENITENTIAL PSALMS.

"Those in which the deepest sense of sin is combined with the profoundest sense of reconciliation.”Bp. Alexander. VI (Deprecation); XXXII (Confession); XXXVIII (Confession); LI (Confession); CII (Deprecation); CXXX (Deprecation); CXLIII (Deprecation).

Presence of God, CXXXIX.

From Bp. Andrewes' Manual for the Sick, with a few