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THE RIGHT VAY TO
mony vays / and thairthrow hes greitlie offedit thy maiefte /
quhairfor o heuinlie Fader giff wfz thy marcie and ane fwuer
faith and hop to the in our hart that we may aluterlie without ony
dout trow in thy faderlie marcie IwifF and grace ad lat vfz knaw
thy faderlie Iwiff quhilk thow hes to vfz ad fchew to vfz giffad thy 5
onlie fone to deid for our faik ad gif vfz faith to trow veralie that
thow art our derreft fader and that thairfor we may Iwiff the with
al our hart and knaw and trow in verite that we ar thy bairnis
and that ve may cal ye fader with blithnes ad cry traiflfullie and
pertlie to ye in al our aduerfite defend vfz fader fra al ewil yat ve 10
may al tyme ramane thy bairnis and yat ve ferue noth to mak
ane terribil iuge of ye / or yat ve mak noth ye our inime (with our
finnis) quhilk ar thy bairnis and heritours / Thow wil noth yat we
alanerlie fuld cal ye fader bot thow wil yat we fal al cal ye our
fader / and yat we fal euerie ane pray to ye for oder / quhairfor 15
giff vfz ane broderlie Iwiff to oder yat we may al knaw and onder-
ftand yat we ar al to gider breder and filler and yat thow art al
our fader / and giff vfz yat we may euerie ane pray for oder and
notht to pray alanerlie for our felff or feik our aune profeit of ye /
bot alfua our breders and lat vfz call auay al inuy ad crabitnes 20
quhilk is amagis ony of vfz ad lat vfz Iwiff euerie ane oder with
our hart as ye guid bairnis of God fuld dw / yat we may al fay to
gider to ye our fader and notht alanerlie my fader / and fane
thow art notht ane flefchlie zeirdlie fader as ve haif heir apone ye
zeird / bot thou art our fpiritual fader quhilk is in ye heuine ad 25
thou cane newer de bot thow art inmortal without ony end bot
our flefchlie fader heir apone ye zeird is mortal and vaik and cane
noth faiff hime felff fra deid thairfor thow art gretar and ane
better fader to wfz na our flefchlie fader / and thow leris vfz to
leiff our flefchlie fader and moder filler and bredir frendis and 3°
kine riches and mony gloir and honour and al the vanite of this
vardil / and our aune liff for thy faik / O heuinlie fader thairfor
giff vfz grace to be thy heuinlie bairnis and leir vfz yat we may
alanerlie think apone ye euerlefland airfchip and dwellinge of our
faul quhilk is in the heuine / That ye flefclie faders heritage draw 35
wfz notht fra our richt airfchip and mak wfz ye barnis and airis of
THE RIGHT VAY TO
mony vays / and thairthrow hes greitlie offedit thy maiefte /
quhairfor o heuinlie Fader giff wfz thy marcie and ane fwuer
faith and hop to the in our hart that we may aluterlie without ony
dout trow in thy faderlie marcie IwifF and grace ad lat vfz knaw
thy faderlie Iwiff quhilk thow hes to vfz ad fchew to vfz giffad thy 5
onlie fone to deid for our faik ad gif vfz faith to trow veralie that
thow art our derreft fader and that thairfor we may Iwiff the with
al our hart and knaw and trow in verite that we ar thy bairnis
and that ve may cal ye fader with blithnes ad cry traiflfullie and
pertlie to ye in al our aduerfite defend vfz fader fra al ewil yat ve 10
may al tyme ramane thy bairnis and yat ve ferue noth to mak
ane terribil iuge of ye / or yat ve mak noth ye our inime (with our
finnis) quhilk ar thy bairnis and heritours / Thow wil noth yat we
alanerlie fuld cal ye fader bot thow wil yat we fal al cal ye our
fader / and yat we fal euerie ane pray to ye for oder / quhairfor 15
giff vfz ane broderlie Iwiff to oder yat we may al knaw and onder-
ftand yat we ar al to gider breder and filler and yat thow art al
our fader / and giff vfz yat we may euerie ane pray for oder and
notht to pray alanerlie for our felff or feik our aune profeit of ye /
bot alfua our breders and lat vfz call auay al inuy ad crabitnes 20
quhilk is amagis ony of vfz ad lat vfz Iwiff euerie ane oder with
our hart as ye guid bairnis of God fuld dw / yat we may al fay to
gider to ye our fader and notht alanerlie my fader / and fane
thow art notht ane flefchlie zeirdlie fader as ve haif heir apone ye
zeird / bot thou art our fpiritual fader quhilk is in ye heuine ad 25
thou cane newer de bot thow art inmortal without ony end bot
our flefchlie fader heir apone ye zeird is mortal and vaik and cane
noth faiff hime felff fra deid thairfor thow art gretar and ane
better fader to wfz na our flefchlie fader / and thow leris vfz to
leiff our flefchlie fader and moder filler and bredir frendis and 3°
kine riches and mony gloir and honour and al the vanite of this
vardil / and our aune liff for thy faik / O heuinlie fader thairfor
giff vfz grace to be thy heuinlie bairnis and leir vfz yat we may
alanerlie think apone ye euerlefland airfchip and dwellinge of our
faul quhilk is in the heuine / That ye flefclie faders heritage draw 35
wfz notht fra our richt airfchip and mak wfz ye barnis and airis of
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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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