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THE KINGDOME OF HEVINE.
99
God anfuaris as the propheit Dauid vritis in the Ixxvii pfalme that
hes hapnit befor that mony hefz Iwiffit me with thair mwtht bot
thair hart wefz far fra me / And quhen i laid my hand apone
thayme / that thay fuld knaw me / thane thay lap abak and paffit
5 fra me / as it is vritine in the fame forfaid pfalme thay fled in the
day quhen thay fuld haiff fouchtine / thay quhilk begwid to cum
to me quhen i pwnifl. and1 corekkit thayme efter my wil thay ar
turnit ad falline in fine agane / and dilhonours and lichtlis me and
ar inpacient in the aduerflte quhilk I fend apone thayme
io The iiii peticione
rJ,He faul anfuaris o heuinlie fader that is in verite for thair cane
nay man be ftark of thair aune ftrintht And as it is vritine
in ye Ixxxix pfalme quhay cane ramane or byd thy puniflione
thairfor cofort and Hark vfz heuinlie fader and lay thy hand
15 marcifullie apone vfz and pwnis vfz efter thy godlie wil yat we
may be now obedient to ye and fuffer thy hand pacientlie to thy
honour / Bot heuinlie Fader Hark wfz (quhen thow layis thy hand
apone wfz) with thy halie vourd our dailie breid and prent thy
fone lefus Chrifl. in our hart quhilk is ye heuinlie breid that we
20 may be Hark be hime and fuffer blithlie al aduerfite and giff ower
our aune wil and fulfil thy wil / giff alfua grace and marcie to al
chriffine men and fend wfz richt prechours to prech wfz thy halie
vourd / and to knaw thy Sone lefus Chrifl our onlie faluiour
God anfuaris / As it is vritine in ye vii and xv chaiptur of S.
25 Mathew / and in mony oder placis of ye halie writ / it is notht
guid to call halie breid to dogis or to giff the bairnis breid to
dogis / ze fine daylie fuppofz i lat prech to zow baith nicht and
day ze heir it notht na dwis notht thair efter bot ze difhonour and
lichtlis my halie vourd
1 aud.
99
God anfuaris as the propheit Dauid vritis in the Ixxvii pfalme that
hes hapnit befor that mony hefz Iwiffit me with thair mwtht bot
thair hart wefz far fra me / And quhen i laid my hand apone
thayme / that thay fuld knaw me / thane thay lap abak and paffit
5 fra me / as it is vritine in the fame forfaid pfalme thay fled in the
day quhen thay fuld haiff fouchtine / thay quhilk begwid to cum
to me quhen i pwnifl. and1 corekkit thayme efter my wil thay ar
turnit ad falline in fine agane / and dilhonours and lichtlis me and
ar inpacient in the aduerflte quhilk I fend apone thayme
io The iiii peticione
rJ,He faul anfuaris o heuinlie fader that is in verite for thair cane
nay man be ftark of thair aune ftrintht And as it is vritine
in ye Ixxxix pfalme quhay cane ramane or byd thy puniflione
thairfor cofort and Hark vfz heuinlie fader and lay thy hand
15 marcifullie apone vfz and pwnis vfz efter thy godlie wil yat we
may be now obedient to ye and fuffer thy hand pacientlie to thy
honour / Bot heuinlie Fader Hark wfz (quhen thow layis thy hand
apone wfz) with thy halie vourd our dailie breid and prent thy
fone lefus Chrifl. in our hart quhilk is ye heuinlie breid that we
20 may be Hark be hime and fuffer blithlie al aduerfite and giff ower
our aune wil and fulfil thy wil / giff alfua grace and marcie to al
chriffine men and fend wfz richt prechours to prech wfz thy halie
vourd / and to knaw thy Sone lefus Chrifl our onlie faluiour
God anfuaris / As it is vritine in ye vii and xv chaiptur of S.
25 Mathew / and in mony oder placis of ye halie writ / it is notht
guid to call halie breid to dogis or to giff the bairnis breid to
dogis / ze fine daylie fuppofz i lat prech to zow baith nicht and
day ze heir it notht na dwis notht thair efter bot ze difhonour and
lichtlis my halie vourd
1 aud.
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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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