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The meroure of an Chrstiane [sic], composed ... by Robert Norvell ...
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Norvell, Robert.; Marot, Clément, 1495?-1544.
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STC 18688; ESTC S100619
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â— That shall prâ—â—aâ—â—l againes at 〈◊〉 For an space thou shall in thâ—â—â—â—â—â—she 〈◊〉 As in thy â—â—d oâ— deathe with â—o and paiâ—e By my grace the faithfull shall the 〈◊〉 In laâ—goâ—r without force thou shall arriâ—e Rom. â— Whill that an certaine tyme be passed by 〈◊〉 â— â–ª â—â—to mannes â—â—eshe thou shall with laâ—gâ—â—r ly When thou hast bred deathe our corâ—â—ptioâ—e That death shall be thy owne diâ—â—râ—ctioâ—e 〈◊〉 â—â— When ended was this mightie parlament He said to the Law these worâ—es consequâ—â—â— Thogh thou toke thy beginning â—roâ—â—â—he 〈◊〉 ◠〈◊〉 In me is ended all thy strengthâ— and â—â—gh◠〈◊〉 â— â–ª I haue the made my subiect euermore And 〈◊〉 the as neuer did man 〈◊〉 Bothe sinne and deathe was nourest vnder the Thou hast not found one spot of them in me 〈◊〉 â— For I haue done thy pointes all fulâ—â—ll I am first borne that wroght my fathers will 〈◊〉 â— Inquâ—re thou now no more â–ª of Adams â—all 〈◊〉 â— I tak◠〈◊〉 charge and answers for them all Their neuer 〈◊〉 man sha◠〈◊〉 by thy way 2. Cor. 3. Obteine 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 did 〈…〉 Thou shew 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 hell 〈…〉 Gal. 3. Thou not as lambe came but aâ— wouliâ—â—o â—â—â—â— And therfore I my selfe is come to take Thy heauie burdingâ—â— of my peoples backe Idâ—m Thoght thou shew sinâ—â— that mâ—â— not grace expell Thou hast no power to send down to hell My owne elect nor yet againes them pleid Thou may considdir in thy self and reid Or thy coÌ„ming how their was frome the heauen An promesse of grace to the fathers geuen Thou was ordained for an testament But Adams fragill nature indigent Idem Could neuer get of the but woand paine Their was no man content of the nor faine In promessing thou euer hast an sy That rather garres man in to langour ly Nor to shewe consolatione or remead And in despair â—ull oâ—t thou doest them lead Idem Thou shâ—wes rather sorow nor their sâ—â—ll For Ilk offence thow cryes slay and keill Thou bindes all a lyke vnder thy bandis Their is no grace nor sauour at thy handis For Adams sede alyke thou leades in thrall Who failze is in on they giltie ar in all Apoc. 14 Tâ—â—irfor I do confirme for mannes loue An testament eternall the aboue That to all nations shall be taught and shawne And through that world shal mak my mercy knawne Idem From the Orient vnto the Occident It shall be heard the 〈◊〉 of my Testament And nâ—we alliance spoâ—â—â— by my mouthe Which shall remaine in 〈◊〉 and trouthe For now and aye my wordes all and some Into the worlde of worldes for to come To make my promesse faithfull sure and sirmâ— â—ar â—â— Luc. 22. 1. Cor. 11 2. Cor. â— Iaâ— 1 â–ª 2. Gal. 3 4. I did the same with my hart blood confirme I sware be my owne selfe vnuariable It shoulde remaine for aye perdurable So with my death passion and sore torment I haue confirmed my newe Testament Whiche is another Testament I say Nor thy olde fearfull Law of mont Sinay For thou by it with rigour doest require To all sinners damnation death and syre But my alliance newe shall rather rinne Out through the inwarde man and pardon sinne Deut. 5. Thou was but for the outwarde man in letter Rest now therfore and mak place to thy better Rom. â— Thy tyme is runne finished and compleit Now mine is come I frelie powre my spreit â— Cor. â— Gal. 3. On all fleshe where they nede no pedagogue As thou had wont to be nor Sinagogue These weghtie words this purpose broght to end He said to his elect and made it kende My darrest spouse for whome my bloode is shed â—phe 5. Col. â— Come is the tyme I shall you spous and wed My spirite aboundantlie shall in you wirke 1. Ioh. â— â–ª Ye are my chosen and catholike Kirke Frostie winter is with all his surte past 〈◊〉 ilke blossome shall beir his fruâ—â— so sâ—st Apoc. 19 â–ª Rom. 1 â–ª 〈◊〉 is the tyme with myrth and ioye compl◠〈◊〉 I shall spouse you with 〈◊〉 spreit Thogh ye be many in nombre aâ—d in force Yet shall ye be but membres of onâ— corce Lâ—arne at me to be meke and bening â—ac 2. Deut. â—8 And sâ—ne the frutes of the spreit forthe bring Follow my holie worde and my doctrine Nether to right hand nor to left decline My worde and my command is sufficient Isay 3. Without additiones of your owne intent I am he that ye shulde alwaye inâ—ew Ioh. 1â— I haue chainged and done all thinges renew If ye in tymes past were strange and nyce 2. Cor. 5. And far exilid from my Paradice Yet but your merite I shall of my owne grace Ephe. 2. Restore you â—relie to the â—amin place Come all ye with sinne that is vnclene Ephe. 1. Col. 1. I haue with my owne pretious blood serene An holsome bath and stose prepaird for you Where ye shall be made whyte as aniâ— dow Of all my treasures nothing ye shall want Mat. 26. â—ocl 2. Exo. 28. But as my self thereof participant As aboundance of water christalline So shall I powre on you my grace deuine Right as the oyle was powred on Aarous head â–ª Which made his rayment all in to that stead Leuit 9. Smell of that balme of sauour dulce and sweit So shall my grace be powred in your spreit Act. 2. Which I shall make so plenteus on you rame That in to you shall not be found an vaine â— â–ª Cor. 2 3 12 Where as my holie sprite doeth not abounde Heb. â— â—â—â— And in my blood your sinnes shall be 〈◊〉 Syne when it shall come to confesse in 〈◊〉 From whence that all your vertue doâ—th procâ—â—â— Thâ—â—sâ— that ye confesse in euery place Ephe. â— Not of your selues but onelie of â—â— grace And of your filthie fleshe proceded noght Gal. â— That euer was good in warke word or thoght â–ª Rom. 13 Of my goodnes and grace I you it gaue Before the tyme ye did it aske or craue Except by me ye can nothing posseid Therâ—fore to me â–ª and to my word take hâ—id Ioh. 5 6 Act. 4. Luc. 2â— 2. Pet. 2. Reid bothe the olde and newe law ye shall sâ— â—â— haue no good but that which cometh of me If some mâ—n wolde by there inuentione found And so to big vpon an other ground Were it in heauen earth or firmament 1. Cor. â— Oroâ— the sea then say ye consâ—quâ—nt That sure building and fundam at their is none Except they found their fortressâ— me vpone These gratious wordes â—unished aâ— length This holie Sauiour in his might and strength Mat. 2â— Act. 1. Apo. 5 7 â–ª Propaird him by his vertue deuine For till ascend where all the heauens syne Decoud them selues with