Maister Bezae's Household Prayers - Theodore Beza
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01 00:00:00 A prayer upon the Lord's Prayer.
02 00:08:08 A prayer upon the Belief.
03 00:12:58 A prayer upon the Ten Commandments.
04 00:17:27 A prayer to one only God in Trinity of persons.
05 00:21:31 A prayer to know God in Jesus Christ.
06 00:27:08 A prayer for obtaining of the gift of the Holy Ghost.
07 00:31:24 A prayer to God for the light of his word.
08 00:35:48 A prayer that we may not depart from the holy Church.
09 00:40:58 A prayer to obtain the efficacy of holy Baptism.
10 00:45:10 A prayer for the Communion of the holy Eucharist.
11 00:51:13 A prayer to give thanks after the Communion.
12 00:54:21 A prayer to obtain the gift of Faith.
13 00:58:29 A prayer to obtain the virtue of Hope.
14 01:02:29 A prayer to obtain the virtue of Charitie.
15 01:06:39 A prayer for the well using of afflictions.
16 01:11:34 A prayer to obtain the virtue of patience
17 01:16:51 A prayer for the well using of man's life.
18 01:22:58 A prayer upon temporal death.
19 01:29:28 A prayer upon heavenly life.
20 01:33:58 A prayer upon eternal death.
21 01:39:50 A morning prayer.
22 01:45:05 A prayer among a family.
23 01:54:33 A prayer before meat.
24 01:55:23 A prayer to give thanks after meat.
25 01:56:13 An evening prayer among a family.
26 01:59:34 A prayer for him that suffereth much by sickeness.
27 02:04:03 A prayer in the visitation of the sick.
28 02:09:15 A prayer for him that feeleth himself to be near death.
Maister Bezae's Household Prayers - Theodore Beza
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Theodore Beza (or Theodore de Beza) (1519–1605) was a French Protestant theologian and scholar who played an important role in the early Reformation. As the successor of John Calvin, he was closely associated with Calvinism. He lived most of his adult life in Switzerland.
Early years
Beza was born in Vezelay on June 24, 1519 to Pierre de Besze and Marie Bourdelot. Theodore's mother died when he was only three years old and so he went off to Paris to be raised by a wealthy uncle.
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