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THE KINGDOME OF HEVINE.
71
trumpait of God and he fal cfl dwne of the heuine / ad thay
quhilk ar deid in Chrift fal firfl Hand wp fine fal we quhilk thane
fal liff / be reft to1 gider with thaime / and meit our lord in ye
air / and fine ramane for ewer with hime quhairfor be glaid and
5 blith / and confort euerie ane oder in thir vordis
The xii artikil
I trou the euerlejland liff
'pHe liff quhilk we haiff heir apone the zeird it is bot ane
fchaudow / for ve fal noth lag ramane heir / as S. Paul
10 fais in the xiii chaiptur to the Hebreis / Ve haiff na duellinge
place heir quhilk ramanis / bot ve feik efter ane duellinge to cum
quhilk fal ewer ramane / the heuine is our richt duellinge place /
and it pertenis to vfz throw Chrift for he is ouris and al his / ye
heuine is his / thairfor it is ouris and ve fal ramane thair without
15 ony end in ye euerleftad liff / And fe thair euermair the cleir face
of almichtine God ad poffes ye euerlefland blithnes / with his
halie angels and fanftis / ye quhilk na oder thing cane giff /
quhairfar Dauid faid in ye xvi Pfalme I fal be thane fulfillit quhen
thy gloir fal apeir / ye philofophours and vardlie maiflers vexit
20 thayme / heir apone / ad fludit dilegentlie / quhat thing that fuld
be quhilk culd perfitlie fulfil ye hart of man in al thingis without
ony oder defiris to ye quhilk it is maid / that is to ye euerleflad
blis ye quhilk thay culd noth find na onderfland be al thair aune
natural vifdome / for ficlik as thay culd noth perfitlie onderfland
25 ony richt knawlege / of thair2 aune natural vifdome / without the
fpecial grace of God / fwa thay culd noth find na knaw quhair in
ye blis of man is part of thaime menit yat the blis of man is in
corporal heil / oder that it is in riches and power / oder menit in
fcience / oder in flrintht and lang liff / and ficlik dremis of men /
30 the natural and blind onderflanding of man knawis noth na cane
noth confedir ye richt blis and faluatione / bot the halie fpreit
leris and fchawis vfz this / in the halie vrit / as S. Ihone fais in
1 / after to.
2 thaiir.
71
trumpait of God and he fal cfl dwne of the heuine / ad thay
quhilk ar deid in Chrift fal firfl Hand wp fine fal we quhilk thane
fal liff / be reft to1 gider with thaime / and meit our lord in ye
air / and fine ramane for ewer with hime quhairfor be glaid and
5 blith / and confort euerie ane oder in thir vordis
The xii artikil
I trou the euerlejland liff
'pHe liff quhilk we haiff heir apone the zeird it is bot ane
fchaudow / for ve fal noth lag ramane heir / as S. Paul
10 fais in the xiii chaiptur to the Hebreis / Ve haiff na duellinge
place heir quhilk ramanis / bot ve feik efter ane duellinge to cum
quhilk fal ewer ramane / the heuine is our richt duellinge place /
and it pertenis to vfz throw Chrift for he is ouris and al his / ye
heuine is his / thairfor it is ouris and ve fal ramane thair without
15 ony end in ye euerleftad liff / And fe thair euermair the cleir face
of almichtine God ad poffes ye euerlefland blithnes / with his
halie angels and fanftis / ye quhilk na oder thing cane giff /
quhairfar Dauid faid in ye xvi Pfalme I fal be thane fulfillit quhen
thy gloir fal apeir / ye philofophours and vardlie maiflers vexit
20 thayme / heir apone / ad fludit dilegentlie / quhat thing that fuld
be quhilk culd perfitlie fulfil ye hart of man in al thingis without
ony oder defiris to ye quhilk it is maid / that is to ye euerleflad
blis ye quhilk thay culd noth find na onderfland be al thair aune
natural vifdome / for ficlik as thay culd noth perfitlie onderfland
25 ony richt knawlege / of thair2 aune natural vifdome / without the
fpecial grace of God / fwa thay culd noth find na knaw quhair in
ye blis of man is part of thaime menit yat the blis of man is in
corporal heil / oder that it is in riches and power / oder menit in
fcience / oder in flrintht and lang liff / and ficlik dremis of men /
30 the natural and blind onderflanding of man knawis noth na cane
noth confedir ye richt blis and faluatione / bot the halie fpreit
leris and fchawis vfz this / in the halie vrit / as S. Ihone fais in
1 / after to.
2 thaiir.
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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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