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THE KINGDOME OF HEVINE.
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giffine to the halie chriffine kirk Our faluiour fperit at his difciplis
(as S. matheu vritis in his xvi chaiptur) quhorn fais men yat I ye
fone of ma am ? thay faid part fais that thow art Ihone the baptifl /
part fais thow art Helias / part fais thow art Iheremias / or ane of
5 ye prophetis / he faid to thayme quhom fay ze that i am ? fymo
Petrus anfuert and faid thow art Chrift the fone of the liffand God
lefus anfuert and faid to hime happy art thow Simon the fone of
Ihone for flefch and blwid hefz noth1 rewelit this to ye bot my
fader quhilk is in ye heuine / and I fay alfua to ye that thow art
io Peter and apone this fleyne I fal big my kirk (quhilk is ye chriffine
congregatione) that is noth to fay apone Peter bot apone ye faith
quhilk Peter cofeffit as Chrillis wordis quhilk folwis fchawis
manifelllie / and ye portis of hel fal noth preuail aganis it / bot
ye portis of hel preualit aganis Peter quhen he fel and deniit
15 Chrill quhom he confeffit befor fayad thow art the fone of ye
liffand god heir peter anfuert in ye nayme of al / fua chrill promifl
to hime ye keyis in the parfone of the halie kirk fayad i fal giff ye
the keyis of the kingdome of hewine and quhat euer thow lowfis
apone the zeird it fal be lowfit in ye heuine / and quhat euer thow
20 bindis apone ye zeird it fal be bwnd in ye hewine and efter his
refurrexione he fulfillit this promis as S. Ihone writis in his xx chaip¬
tur quhen ye difciplis wefz gadrit to gider in ane hws / and haid
clofit the dourris for dredour of the lowis lefus come and llud in
ye middis of thayme and faid pece to zow / and quhen he faid
25 this he fchew to thayme his handis and his fid / the difciplis vefz
blitht feand hime / he faid to thayme agane pece to zow / as the
fader fend me fua fend i zow quhen he haid faid this he blew apone
thayme fayand to thayme al (and notht to Peter alen) refawe the
halie fpreit quhais finnis ze remit thay ar remittit (or forgiffine)
30 quhais finnis ze haid thay ar haldine (or notht forgiffine) witht
preching of the promis thay lowfit fa mony as repentit And belewit
and thairfor Chrift faid refawe the halie fpreit S. Luc writis in his
laft cha. that he opnit thair wittis yat thay micht onderllad ye
fcripturs ad faid to thayme / this is vritine and this bwit chrift to
35 fufer and to rifz agane ye thrid day and that repetence ad remiffione
1 uoth.
6l
giffine to the halie chriffine kirk Our faluiour fperit at his difciplis
(as S. matheu vritis in his xvi chaiptur) quhorn fais men yat I ye
fone of ma am ? thay faid part fais that thow art Ihone the baptifl /
part fais thow art Helias / part fais thow art Iheremias / or ane of
5 ye prophetis / he faid to thayme quhom fay ze that i am ? fymo
Petrus anfuert and faid thow art Chrift the fone of the liffand God
lefus anfuert and faid to hime happy art thow Simon the fone of
Ihone for flefch and blwid hefz noth1 rewelit this to ye bot my
fader quhilk is in ye heuine / and I fay alfua to ye that thow art
io Peter and apone this fleyne I fal big my kirk (quhilk is ye chriffine
congregatione) that is noth to fay apone Peter bot apone ye faith
quhilk Peter cofeffit as Chrillis wordis quhilk folwis fchawis
manifelllie / and ye portis of hel fal noth preuail aganis it / bot
ye portis of hel preualit aganis Peter quhen he fel and deniit
15 Chrill quhom he confeffit befor fayad thow art the fone of ye
liffand god heir peter anfuert in ye nayme of al / fua chrill promifl
to hime ye keyis in the parfone of the halie kirk fayad i fal giff ye
the keyis of the kingdome of hewine and quhat euer thow lowfis
apone the zeird it fal be lowfit in ye heuine / and quhat euer thow
20 bindis apone ye zeird it fal be bwnd in ye hewine and efter his
refurrexione he fulfillit this promis as S. Ihone writis in his xx chaip¬
tur quhen ye difciplis wefz gadrit to gider in ane hws / and haid
clofit the dourris for dredour of the lowis lefus come and llud in
ye middis of thayme and faid pece to zow / and quhen he faid
25 this he fchew to thayme his handis and his fid / the difciplis vefz
blitht feand hime / he faid to thayme agane pece to zow / as the
fader fend me fua fend i zow quhen he haid faid this he blew apone
thayme fayand to thayme al (and notht to Peter alen) refawe the
halie fpreit quhais finnis ze remit thay ar remittit (or forgiffine)
30 quhais finnis ze haid thay ar haldine (or notht forgiffine) witht
preching of the promis thay lowfit fa mony as repentit And belewit
and thairfor Chrift faid refawe the halie fpreit S. Luc writis in his
laft cha. that he opnit thair wittis yat thay micht onderllad ye
fcripturs ad faid to thayme / this is vritine and this bwit chrift to
35 fufer and to rifz agane ye thrid day and that repetence ad remiffione
1 uoth.
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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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