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THE KINGDOME OF HEVINE.
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efter thy halie wil to the louine and honour of thy godlie nayme
Amen1 O heuinlie fader gifif vfz yat ve may get the thingis quhilk
ve defir in thir peticions2 ad lat vfz noth dout thairof yat thou heris
noth our peticions blithlie and wil giff vfz thay thyngis quhilk ve
5 afk fra the quhairfor ve fay al amen that is veralie be it fua
Ane fchort difputacione apone the pater nofter
betuix god ad ye faul
'^'He faul fais / our fader thou quhilk is in ye heuine ve ar thy
bairnis heir apone ye zeird ad feuert fra ye heir in ane
io fremit cuntreth o quhou greit ane fpace is betuix vfz ad ye?
quhou fal ve ony tyme cu hayme to ye in our faders kigdome
God anfuaris as ye propheit Malach fais in his fird c. ane bairne
honours his fader / and ane feruand dredis his lord am i zowr
fader quhair is thane my honour quhilk ze fuld giff to me ? am i
i^ zour lord quhair is thane my dredour quhilk ze fuld haiff off me?
for my nayme is continualie al ye day blafphemit amagis zou as
ye propheit Efaias fais in his Hi chaiptur
The firft peticione
'^'He faul fais o heuinlie fader that is in verite ve knaw our fine
20 befor the / be to vfz marciful and ane gracious fader ad
count notht fcherplie vith vfz bot giff vfz thy grace that ve lyff fua
heir efter that ve may lowe and honour and dreid thy halie nayme
for euer / lat vfz notht thynk or fpeik or dw bot the thyng quhilk
is to thy lowine and honour / fua that ve altyme feik thy lowine
25 and honour and notht our aune / O hewinlie fader giff vfz grace
to Iwiff the abune al thyng and to dreid and lowe the vith al
our hart
1 Amen omitted.
2 peticious.
97
efter thy halie wil to the louine and honour of thy godlie nayme
Amen1 O heuinlie fader gifif vfz yat ve may get the thingis quhilk
ve defir in thir peticions2 ad lat vfz noth dout thairof yat thou heris
noth our peticions blithlie and wil giff vfz thay thyngis quhilk ve
5 afk fra the quhairfor ve fay al amen that is veralie be it fua
Ane fchort difputacione apone the pater nofter
betuix god ad ye faul
'^'He faul fais / our fader thou quhilk is in ye heuine ve ar thy
bairnis heir apone ye zeird ad feuert fra ye heir in ane
io fremit cuntreth o quhou greit ane fpace is betuix vfz ad ye?
quhou fal ve ony tyme cu hayme to ye in our faders kigdome
God anfuaris as ye propheit Malach fais in his fird c. ane bairne
honours his fader / and ane feruand dredis his lord am i zowr
fader quhair is thane my honour quhilk ze fuld giff to me ? am i
i^ zour lord quhair is thane my dredour quhilk ze fuld haiff off me?
for my nayme is continualie al ye day blafphemit amagis zou as
ye propheit Efaias fais in his Hi chaiptur
The firft peticione
'^'He faul fais o heuinlie fader that is in verite ve knaw our fine
20 befor the / be to vfz marciful and ane gracious fader ad
count notht fcherplie vith vfz bot giff vfz thy grace that ve lyff fua
heir efter that ve may lowe and honour and dreid thy halie nayme
for euer / lat vfz notht thynk or fpeik or dw bot the thyng quhilk
is to thy lowine and honour / fua that ve altyme feik thy lowine
25 and honour and notht our aune / O hewinlie fader giff vfz grace
to Iwiff the abune al thyng and to dreid and lowe the vith al
our hart
1 Amen omitted.
2 peticious.
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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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