5 Geræd me and gerece on þinre soðfæstnesse, and lær me, for þam þu eart, Drihten, min hælend; ælce dæge ic anbidige þines fultumes.
Hi þa gelædde lifes ealdor, þær hi on rihtne weg ricene eodan, oð þæt hi cuðlice on becwoman to hiora cestre eardungstowe.
Ic þe wegas mine wise secge, and þu me gehyrdest holde mode; lær me on life, hu ic lengest mæge þine soðfæstnysse selest gehealdan.
Æ þu me sete, ece Dryhten, þæt ic on soðfæste wegas symble gange and ic þa secan symble mote.
Þu me þeodscipe lær þinne tilne and wisdomes word to genihte, forðon ic þin bebod þriste gelyfde.
Hu ic æ þine, ece Drihten, lustum lufode; ic þæt lange dyde, þæt ic þa on mode metegade georne.
Ic clypige dæges and nihtes to ðe, and andette mine scylda and seofige min ungelimp, and þu hit ne gehyrst. Ac ne understand þu hit me to unrihtwisnesse, for ðæm ic þe na ne oðwite þæt þu me ne gehyrst, ac minum agnum scyldum ic hit wite.
Se þe swylc byð, he onfehð bletsunge fram Gode and miltse æt Drihtne hælende.
Ealle Godes wegas syndon mildheortnes and rihtwisnes ælcum þæra þe his æ secað and his bebodu lufiað.
Drihten, þu eart swete and wynsum and eac rihtwis. For þam gesette God æ scyldiendum on heora wegum,
ure hælend God helpe usser and us æt deaðe eac Drihten gehealde.
Gefultuma us, frea ælmihtig, and alys us, lifigende god; weorð urum synnum sefte and milde for naman þinum neode and aare.
Miltsa me Drihten, þonne ic mægene to ðe þurh ealne dæg elne cleopade;
Þu eart me, Drihten God, dyre hælend; ic on dæge to ðe dygle cleopode, and on niht fore þe neode swylce.