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THE KINGDOME OF HEVINE.
67
vanite and fine quhairof S. Paul vritis at lintht in ye vii chaiptur
to ye Rom. quhairfor in ye later end of ye fame c. He murnis
fayad o I onhappy ma quhay fal deliuer me of this mortal body ?
And in ye i c. to ye Philip. He defirit to be lowfit of ye body and
5 to be vith Chrift / he vritis in ye xv chaiptur of his firll epiftil to
ye Cori. of the glorious giffis quhilk fal be giffine / to thaime
quhilk fal be faiff ad quhou ane body fal be farer na ane oder /
ficlik as ane Herne is farer na ane oder / in brichtnes / thairof S.
Augufline / fais to Diofcoru / God hefz maid ye faul fa mychty1
10 yat of it cumis ane ondiftroyabil power and heil in ye body of ye
faulis greit perfedtione / S. Paul helpis and fterkis our vaik faith
with ane guid exempil quhilk he vritis in ye xv chaiptur of his
firfl epiltil to ye Corinthias / That ye corne quhilk ane man
fawis it liffis noth na growis noth bot giff it be firfl deid / and
15 fine thair cummis greit frwit of yat litel cowrne / and euerie
cowrne hes it aune body ad natural properteis better na it haid
befor / ficlik ve fe dailie of ye varkis of natur / bot thair cane
nayne onderiland quhow natur virkis fua / or quhow it is be ye
courfz of natur quhow mekil mair power thane giffis god to his
20 racionabil creaturs (quhilk ar men) to ye quhilk he hes giffine ane
precioufz inmortal faul quhilk he hes maid efter his aune ymage /
thay faid in ye chriffine kirk of carthago i trow yat my fame body
fal rifz wp apone dwmis day quhair of euerie man ma mark 2 ye
ordour of ye refurextione my fame body and noth ane oder ficlik
25 fal thane vpfland bot this fame body quhilk i haiff now and
gangis and ftandis etis and drinkis llepis and wakis vith / and
that quhilk my faul now wfis in gwid varkis heir in the vardil efter
the wil and cdmand of god / lob fais alfva in his xix chaiptur i
vait that my redemer liffis and that i fal rifz vp apone the later
30 day of the zeird and i fal fe god my faluiour in my flefch quhome
i fal fe and na oder (for me) and my eyne fal behald hime
S. Paul fais in the xv c. af ye i epiftil to ye co. this corruptibil
body fal be cled with incorruptibilite and this deidlie body fal be
cled with inmortalite heir it is cleirlie anewch prouine yat this
35 fame body fal rifz wp agane
1 mythty.
3 / after mark.
67
vanite and fine quhairof S. Paul vritis at lintht in ye vii chaiptur
to ye Rom. quhairfor in ye later end of ye fame c. He murnis
fayad o I onhappy ma quhay fal deliuer me of this mortal body ?
And in ye i c. to ye Philip. He defirit to be lowfit of ye body and
5 to be vith Chrift / he vritis in ye xv chaiptur of his firll epiftil to
ye Cori. of the glorious giffis quhilk fal be giffine / to thaime
quhilk fal be faiff ad quhou ane body fal be farer na ane oder /
ficlik as ane Herne is farer na ane oder / in brichtnes / thairof S.
Augufline / fais to Diofcoru / God hefz maid ye faul fa mychty1
10 yat of it cumis ane ondiftroyabil power and heil in ye body of ye
faulis greit perfedtione / S. Paul helpis and fterkis our vaik faith
with ane guid exempil quhilk he vritis in ye xv chaiptur of his
firfl epiltil to ye Corinthias / That ye corne quhilk ane man
fawis it liffis noth na growis noth bot giff it be firfl deid / and
15 fine thair cummis greit frwit of yat litel cowrne / and euerie
cowrne hes it aune body ad natural properteis better na it haid
befor / ficlik ve fe dailie of ye varkis of natur / bot thair cane
nayne onderiland quhow natur virkis fua / or quhow it is be ye
courfz of natur quhow mekil mair power thane giffis god to his
20 racionabil creaturs (quhilk ar men) to ye quhilk he hes giffine ane
precioufz inmortal faul quhilk he hes maid efter his aune ymage /
thay faid in ye chriffine kirk of carthago i trow yat my fame body
fal rifz wp apone dwmis day quhair of euerie man ma mark 2 ye
ordour of ye refurextione my fame body and noth ane oder ficlik
25 fal thane vpfland bot this fame body quhilk i haiff now and
gangis and ftandis etis and drinkis llepis and wakis vith / and
that quhilk my faul now wfis in gwid varkis heir in the vardil efter
the wil and cdmand of god / lob fais alfva in his xix chaiptur i
vait that my redemer liffis and that i fal rifz vp apone the later
30 day of the zeird and i fal fe god my faluiour in my flefch quhome
i fal fe and na oder (for me) and my eyne fal behald hime
S. Paul fais in the xv c. af ye i epiftil to ye co. this corruptibil
body fal be cled with incorruptibilite and this deidlie body fal be
cled with inmortalite heir it is cleirlie anewch prouine yat this
35 fame body fal rifz wp agane
1 mythty.
3 / after mark.
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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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