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THE RIGHT VAY TO
Efaie / and in mony oder placis of the halie fchriptur S. Ihone
fais in his v chaiptur God the fader wil that men fal honour his
fone as hime felff and that is the honour of God to honour hime
as the fader / fua God wil yat we fal alanerlie virfchip ane god ad
giff noth his honour to ony oder creatur / fane the fader gaiff his
honour to our lord lefg chrill thane is he veralie the fone of God
S. Paul beris witnes thair of in the firll chaiptur to the Roma,
fayand he is the fone of Dauid as to the flefch / bot he is declarit
the fone of God in power / the halie writ alfua callis our lord
lefus Chrift comonlie God / and fwm time callis hyme oder wis
the quhilk prewis that he is weray God that is noth neidful to writ
heir mair thair of that lefus is the fone of God / bot reid the
wagel of S. Ihone for the mailt, part thair of is writine of lefg
Chriftis godheid and fchawis cleirlie that he is God / the arrians /
ebonitans and ceritans for yar perwerfit wil come in greit blyndnes
for yai trowit that lefus Chrift wefz alanerlie man and noth God /
bot we chriffxne men quhilk trowis richt we ar Godis barnis
alanerlie of his greit grace throw faith ad noth of his godlie natur /
that al chriffme men ar Godis barnis of his greit grace that yow
fal find in ye iiii chaiptur of Paulis epiftil to the Galatians and in
ye viii to the Romans and in the firlt to ye Ephifians thair it is
cleirlie vritine quhow we ar the barnis of God be his weil belowit
fone left Chrill / and ar aris with hyme of the ewerlellad kig-
dome of heuine ye richt faith yat we haiff to lefus Chrill makis
wfz Godis barnis and worthy to get the euerlelland heritage of
heuine as S. Ihone writis in his firll chaiptur God hes giffine to fa
mony as trowis in his nayme to be the barnis of God and1 as S.
Paul fais in the viii chaipt. to the Romans giff we be the barnis
of God thane ar we alfua heritours / zei heritours of God / and
heritours with Chrill
1 an.
5
10
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20
25
30
THE RIGHT VAY TO
Efaie / and in mony oder placis of the halie fchriptur S. Ihone
fais in his v chaiptur God the fader wil that men fal honour his
fone as hime felff and that is the honour of God to honour hime
as the fader / fua God wil yat we fal alanerlie virfchip ane god ad
giff noth his honour to ony oder creatur / fane the fader gaiff his
honour to our lord lefg chrill thane is he veralie the fone of God
S. Paul beris witnes thair of in the firll chaiptur to the Roma,
fayand he is the fone of Dauid as to the flefch / bot he is declarit
the fone of God in power / the halie writ alfua callis our lord
lefus Chrift comonlie God / and fwm time callis hyme oder wis
the quhilk prewis that he is weray God that is noth neidful to writ
heir mair thair of that lefus is the fone of God / bot reid the
wagel of S. Ihone for the mailt, part thair of is writine of lefg
Chriftis godheid and fchawis cleirlie that he is God / the arrians /
ebonitans and ceritans for yar perwerfit wil come in greit blyndnes
for yai trowit that lefus Chrift wefz alanerlie man and noth God /
bot we chriffxne men quhilk trowis richt we ar Godis barnis
alanerlie of his greit grace throw faith ad noth of his godlie natur /
that al chriffme men ar Godis barnis of his greit grace that yow
fal find in ye iiii chaiptur of Paulis epiftil to the Galatians and in
ye viii to the Romans and in the firlt to ye Ephifians thair it is
cleirlie vritine quhow we ar the barnis of God be his weil belowit
fone left Chrill / and ar aris with hyme of the ewerlellad kig-
dome of heuine ye richt faith yat we haiff to lefus Chrill makis
wfz Godis barnis and worthy to get the euerlelland heritage of
heuine as S. Ihone writis in his firll chaiptur God hes giffine to fa
mony as trowis in his nayme to be the barnis of God and1 as S.
Paul fais in the viii chaipt. to the Romans giff we be the barnis
of God thane ar we alfua heritours / zei heritours of God / and
heritours with Chrill
1 an.
5
10
*5
20
25
30
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| Description | By John Gau [or rather, translated from the Danish "Den rette Vej til Himmeriges Rige" by Christiern Pedersen and Pedersen's treatise is itself a translation and extension of 'Die zwölff artikel unsers christliche glaubens', published by Urbanus Rhegius in 1534.]. Edited, with introduction and notes, by A.F. Mitchell. The glossarial index by T.G. Law. Edinburgh: printed for the Society by William Blackwood and Sons, 1888. Scots with English introduction and some Latin and German. A reprint of the only known copy of the edition printed at Malmö in 1533, with facsimile of original title page. |
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