Oddly, John Knox liked the form of benediction in the BCP. And prior to Westminster, Scottish ministers "gav oot the Beleef" (read the Apostles' Creed as a public act of confessing the faith). Also, lost to us today is the congregation joining to say Amen at the end of prayers and benedictions, etc. The great liturgical manual was of course, The Psalms of David.
Oddly, John Knox liked the form of benediction in the BCP. And prior to Westminster, Scottish ministers "gav oot the Beleef" (read the Apostles' Creed as a public act of confessing the faith). Also, lost to us today is the congregation joining to say Amen at the end of prayers and benedictions, etc. The great liturgical manual was of course, The Psalms of David.