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A Litany Prayer

The Litany is a great practice during this Lent season. It can be found on pages 288 through 289 in the Lutheran Service Book. 

From all sin, from all error, from all evil;
From the crafts and assaults of the devil;
From sudden and evil death;
From pestilence and famine;
From war and bloodshed;
From sedition and from rebellion;
From lightning and tempest;
From all calamity by fire and water;
And from everlasting death:

Good Lord, deliver us.
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