of a cloude a colonne sendeth awai Wiche guideth them still in the wildernes Coing befor in aire be eurie wai EXODI XIIII XV. The Egiptiens with death are apeased Vpon the banckes of the red sea ar laied Of Israel the childerne ar pleased Then praising god a faire cantique is saied EXODI XV. Marie Moses and Aaron sister With a tabrette beginneth allone to plait Wemen singing folow her glad after For together their god to praise and prai EXODI XV. Israel maieth nomor forbeare the thirste In sur desert the water is bitter Their sodainlie beginneth to murmur first Moses tourneth it then to swetnes after EXODI XV. In Helim place most pleasaunt to the eie Findeth Israel twelue faire and good fountaines To him pleasing with palmes seuentie Campeth him self ther to forgette his paines EXODI XVI Israel meate in Sin hongrie doeth lacke Aaron ther and Moses doeth dispitte Saiing leauer to haue be remained backe With Egiptiens and haue died in Egipte EXODI XVI God at the nede neuer forgetting his Causeth him flie of fat quailles a great sight For to shew him that of gooddes the spring is And in the campe lodges and tentes down to light EXODI XVI The mightie God of his people louing Be fortie ieres frome the skie mad to rain Manne of the tast of honnie sauouring Floore of forment mad as coriander plain EXODI XVI It pleaseth God his manne ordinarie A dai onlie to Israel to last Wiche keping it tow to the contrarie Findeth it in woormes and stinche wiche thei must cast EXODI XVI Halowed is of god the creatour The seuenth dai in the wiche he did rest Of his bidding the people zelatour Sabbatizing doeth no woorck man nor best EXODI XVI Aaron laieth the manne in tabernacle For to be shewed to the posteritie That thei maise how their god be miracle Fed Israel in a desert hongrie EXODI XVII In Raphidim no water maieth be fonde Moses feareth lesse to death be stoned The god of healde biddeth him strike the rocke sonde Wiche muche water pooreth well seasoned EXODI XVII To Israel Amalech warre doeth make Thinking his campe with armes all to vndo The swerd in hand Iosue putteth him backe Moses the handes lifting the aire vnto EXODI XVIII Ietro cometh se Moses in wildernes Wiche receaueth him as well he doeth deserue Of Pharaon then telleth the wickednes And the tourment wherwith he did them serue EXODI XVIII Moses the causes of the people doeth heare Ietro seeth well that he taketh to muche paines He causeth make that healpe to him thei beare Good and faithfull Iudges with righteous captains EXODI XIX All Israel campeth himself in the plain Nigh be Sina whence he willeth go awai Moses allone goeth vp to the mountain For to his god wiche calleth him speake and prai EXODI XIX God willeth that his peopell vnderstande Moses cometh then him to sanctifie That be this meane against death he maieth stande And his garmentes causeth him purifie EXODI XIX The smocking hill the greate trompette did blaw The people hard the voice of god in fire Wiche with great noise to Moses geueth his law Wherin sheweth him his zeale and good desire EXODI XXXII On God liuing Israel doeth not passe Seing Moses long in the mount remain Maketh in Oreb cast a calf in a masse Then as his god doeth him prai and retain EXODI XXXII Befor this calfe is offring immoled Be Israel that his god doeth forgette And so his faith most holie violed Lightlie sinning be idolatrie greate EXODI XXXII Being therfor nomor of god mindfull His wholl minde is therto sette that he must Eate still and danse for his bodie sinfull Far frome his god willeth liue at his lust EXODI XXXII Moses doeth se Israel him self marre And to his god wickedlie do wronge Wherfore angrie the tables breaketh with great care Of his swet lawes wiche first in his hart spronge EXODI XXXII The calfe hath mad to burne anon after To Israel childerne gaue it to drincke Puluerised dissolued in water That of their sinne the tast might deper sincke EXODI XXXII XXXIII God speacketh roughlie against Israel all Moses therof is in heauie tourmentes Israel then doeth weping prai and call And clothe himselfe with his mourning garmentes EXODI XXXIII Moses him selfe putteth in the tabernacle God speaketh to him in a colonne firie The people then shamefast at the oracle Doeth him woorshippe seing the misterie EXODI XXXIII Allmightie god befor Moses doeth passe Putteth his hand on his eies and visage Shewing therbe that no man seeth his face But that of death passe he must the passage EXODI XXXIIII With God Moses fasting endeth without pain Of nightes fortie and fortie daies euer The holie law is in tables putted again The wiche with feare thei must kippe and reuere EXODI XXXIIII Moses cometh frome Sinai the mount The princes are come se him at his coming Aaron is with them wondring not wount To se frome fare his face with hornes shining EXODI XXXIIII Speaking to them this godlie personage Seing thei haue lacke of strenght in their eies For to se him doeth couer his visage That so thei mai better heare the wordes his EXODI XXXVI XXV It is ended with all fine browderie On great pillers with art well measured At hoopes of golde hangeth the tapisserie With golden woorcke all the pieces figured EXODI XXXVII XXV The praiing place is as god hath bidded Towe Cherubins of an worke excellent Vnder the arche with a riche crowne girded To laie therin the lawes of testament EXODI XXXVII XXV Of the same are all the vases and the table Wherin the bread is of proposition Euen so as god of the worcke admirable Frome point to point mad clear declaration EXODI XXXVII XXV The candellstycke of pure golde is hanged Ther for to light in the sanctuarie Wiche with fiue braunches to their riche stocke ioned Seuen tapers holde for luminarie EXODI XXXVII XXX An altar mad coured with golde four squarre Towise mor high kiping good proportion Allwaies smocking vpon swete perfumes are Wherof god maketh the right composition EXODI XXXVIII XXVII The altar then is mad of sacrifice With brasse coured in pieces thinne and small All instrumentes to that meete and propice As pottes gredirons brandirons caudrons withall EXODI XXXIX XXVIII Of Aaron the garment the high priest Is finisshed acording goddes bidding And so well mad that non fairer mai list For to shewe plain that it is goddes finding EXODI XL. Moses maketh the holie hallowing With all deacking of the Sanctuarie With oile maketh the godlie anointing For goddes bidding it is ordinarie EXODI XL. Being ended of the Sanctuarie The worcke then ther goddis highnes doeth light In ronde about and aboue doeth tarie Be dai couring it a cloude faire in sight EXODI XL. Ended the dai anon it doeth become In shining fire and a light most goodlie Wiche missing not euen as the night
be name calling Maketh him of his to be woorshipped and praied GENESIS XLI To seuen ieres of honger to pouruai Ioseph hauing of god the prouidence Plentie of wheat and meal apart doeth lai In seuen ieres that be of abondance GENESIS XLI Be Pharaon Ioseph is in mariage Tow childerne faire he hath anon aster One Manasses in the floore of his aage Then Ephraim wiche folowed the other GENESIS XLII Thei do finde in putting out their forment All their monei wherfor their feare is more For good Ioseph Iacob is in tourment For Simeon and Beniamin mourneth sore GENESIS XLIII Ioseph doeth them the steward recomaunde When Beniamin beholdeth befor his eiene Of a banquet then the meate doeth comaunde For at none dai he willeth with them dine GENESIS XLIIII Within their sackes Ioseph iet ones again All their siluer and monei causeth to laie Within thesame of Beniamin biddeth plain His great cup sette and then sendeth them awai GENESIS XLV Beniamins necke about both armes doeth reche And kisseth them all with a loue amiable On them weping recouer doeth the speache Then Pharaon maketh ioie vnestimable GENESIS XLVII The Egiptiens citizens with other Sell their gooddes all to Ioseph and knowlege Some corne to haue but the priestes asonder Do kippe all theirs be kinglie priuilege GENESIS XLIX His towelue childerne Ioseph mad all there come Then to them all gaue his precious blissing Readie to die and all their time to come Did them reuele be high prophetising GENESIS L. Now his father Ioseph bringeth to Ebron The wiche is dead for to burie him ther Iacob liuing had praied so to be don The good olde man and therto mad him swear GENESIS L. Of Pharaon in the territorie Iacob childerne fare abroad there do dwell Dead in Egipte Ioseph all thei burie Well imbaumed in a little cornell ENDE EXODI I. A new kinge then Ioseph no wise knowing Israel all did sore vexe and tourment Therwith shirtlie them all vndo thinking But them he mad mor encrease and augment EXODI I. Wherfor for spitte he comaundeth all midwiues All put to death childerne male that are borne But fearing god these piteable and good wiues Lest them aliue and slain to be them sworne EXODI I. Pharaon then comaundeth then to be drond Shirtlie with speede full of vnpaciencie All the folke then that teares to poore is fond Goeth to drond them in their innocencie EXODI II. Moses mother of him then a bed brought His deare father a whill him kept and hidde For his beautie then him russhes among sought In water lai to do as the king bidde EXODI II. The kinges daughter fonde him in great pitie The russhes amonge wiche to him fauourable As god did please him to saue thought worthie His owne mother giuing him for nource able EXODI II. A brother his Moses seeth outraged Be maliciouse an Egiptien damnable This wronge seen is so well auenged That wond to death he hideth him in sable EXODI II. Of the Hebreus tow chidding most roughlie Moses cometh them to rebucke and take One outrageous telleth him stubburlie Willt thou slaughter mor on me vndertake EXODI II. Pharaon biddeth to seeke as manslaughter Moses abroad straight to him kill and slaie But god willeth that he leaueth that quarter The kinges furie better eschew to maie EXODI II. Their beastes coming at the weall to water Daughters seuen of Madian the priest Of the sheepheardes Moses was the master To will greue them refrening all their list EXODI II. Ietro after be his daughter him fette Sent to that place seing the personage Receaueth of him the promes with ioie greate To giue to him his daughter in mariage EXODI II. Dead Pharaon Israel doeth him mourne Euen as wonded with extreme affliction His voice of god is hard plain at that turne Wiche for his paines had great a compassion EXODI III. God to Moses sheweth him in Oreb mount Ther in a shroobe as flamme that doeth strenght lacke Wiche coming nigh the holie place as wont The shoes on feet god maketh him to go backe EXODI III. IIII. Moses is mad of Israel captain Be his handes god willeth his workes shew straunge Promising him be his might high and plain To an ader his rod at will to chaunge EXODI IIII. Aaron cometh speake in the wildernes As god willeth to Moses his brother Wiche blissing him biddeth him in readines To Pharaon go tell all together EXODI IIII. With tokens thre thei shewed manifest Of Israel that god them thither sent To bringe them out seing them worthie best Israel all thanketh god to serue him bent EXODI V. For Israel of his paines to soulage Cometh Aaron with his brother Moses Desire the kinge not so greue them nor charge But mor for this the people doeth oppres EXODI VII Aaron laieth before this wicked kinge This his rod down wiche chaungeth to ader Thesame also be inchaunters making But deuooring the first killeth the other EXODI VIII Neuerthelesse Pharaon bursteth for spitte God knowing then that other willeth not do Maketh springe out manie frogges in Egipte To infest ther the meate and drincke vnto EXODI VIII So forced then doeth permitte sacrifice To Israel cessing him do wronge Moses readie apeasing the iustice Of god mightie maketh die the vermine spronge EXODI VIII Euen as befor he sheweth them naughtie face Swelleth with wrath taketh his false obiectes God chaungeth the dust to dogges flies in that place Wiche do pricke kim beastes also his subiectes EXODI IX He doeth repent and falseth his promes Euen as befor goddes people doeth moleste God causeth die to refrain his hardnes Beastes eurie one in his countre with peste EXODI IX This heauie strocke sostned his stubburne hart Caused him know God shewing himself a fear Moses maketh cesse tempesting eurie part Apeasing god wiche is for in anger EXODI X. Pharaon then doeth himself humilie Finding at tast to bitter his owne sinne The armes in aire Moses god praieth humblie The grasshoppers to driue the red sea in EXODI X. Vsing allwaies these his aunswers terrible Pharaon so the lord God doeth prouocke That in his lande a darcknes most horrible Is be thre daies all troubling without mocke EXODI XII Nowe Israel eateth the lambe spotles As god therof hath mad the ordonnaunce Wiche the passage willeth so be knowen doutles In wiche he tooke of Egiptiens vengeaunce EXODI XII All the first borne of man both and of best Goddis aungell killeth quite out of hande For the sore sinnes of the kinge manifest Wherfor crieth out all the people of his lande EXODI XII The Egiptiens leaue vnderfull richesse To Israel frome Egipte him sending God maketh it bringe with them be crastinesse Of that spoilling them for their deseruing EXODI XIII Moses to God first borne doeth sanctifie Wherfor with beastes maketh immolation Wiche doeth redeme mans blood and purifie Receauing death be their decollation EXODI XIII Marching be dai God for their good adresse Them
is come Burning sparcleth about the place holie EXODI XL. When Israel seeth the cloude awai moue And that leauing the holie place doeth part Sodainlie thence doeth vncampe and remoue And folowe it wether it goeth the part ENDE LEVITICI IX A fyre coming from god and skie aboue The sacrifice vtterlie doeth deuoore Israel this seing falleth down with loue Praiseth his god and woorshippeth at that hoore LEVITICI X. Nadab with him Abiu a fire straunge To the lorde god against his will do offer Wherfor angrie doeth ield them both their chaunge For painfull death with heauens fire do suffer LEVITICI X. Their both bodies dead most fearfull spestacle Moses causeth be men in readines To be cast out fare frome the tabernacle For so to be an exempell sport les LEVITICI XXIIII Moses causeth to be stoned a ionge man With false witnesse proued a blasphemer Fare from their camp the people to him ranne To kippe the law of their deare redemer DEVTERON XXXIIII God sheweth then the good prophete Moses Fortelling him of his liue the passage All the cornels of the lande be promes Wiche he doeth se frome Nebo mount at large IVDICVM III. For Israel to put in his fredome Eioth Eglon slaied king full of richesse Be this Moab the burden in his rome Of Israel bearing doeth him oppresse IVDICVM IIII. Towentie ieres wholl Sisure prouoker stoute Sor Israel did pursue and assaill But him hydding ones not sure and in doute Iahel his head came to perce with a naill IVDICVM VII When Gedeon behilde throw the waters Thre hundred full of his men to be drond In their handes laid trompettes both and tapers So victorie on his enmies he fond IVDICVM IX Hauing killed his bretherne on a stone Abimelech was forced ielde the ghoast For besieging with sor warre Thebes anon A strocke he had of a woman with lost IVDICVM XV. Be Sanson stronge at some foxes tailles wer tied Fagettes burning wherof troubled did starre The Phijistins left awai go vntied Be suche a meane that all corne thei did marre IVDICVM XV. A thousande men with a chickebone did kill Of a dead asse Sanson wiche frome thesame Seeth spring water wherof he drinketh his fill When to his helpe god calleth him and his name RVTH II. Of Booz wheat Ruth began to gather And nigh to him is she so bolde to come The good Booz vittals bidde to giue her Then she so wife willeth his wif become I. REGVM XVI The wicked sprit entring in the bodie Of kinge Saül for sor him to tourment Dauid plaing with swete a melodie Diuinlie mad him awai to absent I. REGVM XIX Micol Dauid to be killed fearing Faineth sicknes a bed kepe him and binde Then an image all hearie ther laing Thinketh to chaunge of the king the same minde I. REGVM XXIIII Dauid willeth not auenge him of his kinge Allthought it laieth in his power vtterlie Onlie on him the great daunger hanging Of him in care sheweth him faithfullie I. REGVM XXXI Saül seing his thre childerne beslain His warriars all and the bataill be lost Being wonded feareth prisonner remain Wherfor his lif with his hande did him cost II. REGVM XIII Ammon forced Thamar his one sister Absalon then for the ded detestable Mad a banquet wher he coming after Was ther then slaied of his men at his table II. REGVM XVII Of treason sheweth the false talking coured Achitophel that Dauid innocent Absalon taketh but all is discoured Wherfor for fear straight to hange himself went II. REGVM XVIII Absalon is for his wickednes paied For god permitteth willing nomor forbeare That be the heares hanged remaining staied Ioab causeth him die with strockes of speare II. REGVM XX. Ioab befor the stronge towne of Abele The dwellers in did somme and warne them last To ielde to him Siba false and rebell Whose hed anon to them in he did cast III. REGVM II. Salomon knoweth Ioab vnfaithfullnes Wherfor angrie with his mouth doeth comande To death bitter to be put with cruelnes Allthought touching goddis altar doeth stande III. REGVM X. The quene cometh frome Saba for to heare Salomon kinge and his diuin conning Wiche being hard wonderfull did apeare Presentes therfor riche mad him fauouring III. REGVM XIII Obeissing man mor then his god aboue Fed his bodie a prophete in Bethel But in the waie when thence he did remoue Was put to death with a wilde beast cruell III. REGVM XVI Therse being rond about besieged Zambri maing not no wise awai tourne Durst assaut none suffer sor affliged Wherfor himself in his palaice doeth burne III. REGVM XVII When on the earth no rain god did release In the torrent of Carith drancke Helie With tow rauans as to god it did please Were bread and win to him brought faithfullie III. REGVM XVII Praing his god Helie mad to reliue Be diuin power the childe of his hostesse Wiche beholding her childe to be aliue A holie man him to be did confesse III. REGVM XIX In wildernes Helie seeth an Aungell Water and bread shewing him in that whill Be whose vertue after he hath eate well Cometh to the top of Oreb goddis hill IIII. REGVM IIII. Helise did the people pacifie When honger sor did him vexe and moleste With litle bread did him so satisfie That encreasing therof had some of rest IIII. REGVM VI. The Siriens brought Helise all blinded Of god into Samarie then hartlesse Then do we se how god wolde and minded That left thei were go together harmelesse IIII. REGVM IX Iehu seing Iezabel be kepth fast Within a towr broken of her high minde Her bodie down caused thence to be cast Wher deuoored was of dogges in her kinde IIII. REGVM XIII To be buried is laied a man sterke deade Within the tombe of Helise prophete Wiche as the bones he toucheth listeth his heade And reliued riseth straight on his feete IIII. REGVM XVII Israel is kept fast in Assirie But the wicked wiche on god no trust sette On Israel holding all Samarie Ar put to death with leons fiers without lette IIII. REGVM XIX The Assiriens thinking be their great deedes Hierusalem to force with mightie hande The Aungell did being then at their sides Slain a hundred fiue and fiftie thousande IIII. REGVM XIX Of the Hebreus the great persecutour Sennacherib worshipping his Idole Slain was without other executour But his childerne drawen into monopole IIII. REGVM XX. Ezechias sicke a bed in great smart Was be Esaie warned of death so stronge Then he prà ied god fearfull with all his hart Wiche healed him and his lif did prolonge IIII. REGVM XXII The holie law in the boocke conserued Red is befor Iosias king of might Wiche willeth sure that it be obserued So mindeth walke fautles in his goddes sight IIII. REGVM XXV All wicked deedes are then awai tourned When Iosias walketh in holines On the altars the false priestes are burned For what god hateth he seeth with werines TOBIAE I. Keping Tobie prisonner men wicked Neuerthelesse his god beareth in minde So feruentlie that in his hart sticked Woorckes of mercie to shew of eurie kinde TOBIAE VI. The childe Tobie holdeth fast in his hande This so great fisshe putting him in surtie Then him clensing wiselie he doeth demande Of Raphael his owne true propertie TOBIAE VIII Tobie putteth of the same fisshe the gall The colles vpon and to god doeth trust sure Wherfor Sara to his wifletting fall Bond the Aungell the enmie of nature TOBIAE XI His good father reioissing verie olde With a good zeale Tobie at his coming A will the gall on his eies he doeth holde Of this his fisshe thence his sight restoring IVDITH XIII Holophernes with Iudith is in loue But she anon paied him for his follie For as he was droncke that he colde not moue She killed him deliuring Bethulie HESTHER VII VIII With Assuere Hester in fauour come Saued from death all the people Ie wisshe Mad hange Aman wicke wolde hange in his rome Good Mardoche most wicked and piuisshe IOB II. Yet that Sathan with leaue and licencie Of god stracke Iob with extreme affliction Neuerthelesse his manlie paciencie Mad to apeere his diuin perfection EZECH XXXVII Ezechiel in the fildes disioined Saw bones manie wiche as his minde did giue Were all anon eche to other ioined With stronge sinous full of flesshe and of liue DANIELIS III. The thre childerne woorshippe not the Idole Wherfor a liue ar thrust in the fornace Down the Aungell cometh that doeth them console Harmelesse frome fire keping them in that place DANIELIS V. Balthasar seeth a hande and doeth beholde Vpon a wall writting his mishappe For he drinking in the temples vases to bold To leese anon his kingdome doeth not scappe DANIELIS XIIII In Babilone worshipped the dragon Of Daniel is with meanes sure mete withall For a morsell wiche to deuoore is gon Casting to him bursted and dead did fall DANIELIS XIIII Frome the leons deane is Daniel saue brought out God permitting him receaue no outrage His enmies all in a sore feare be put And in his sted deuoured with great rage IONAE II. Ionas thinking frome his God for to flie On sea sailling ther came suche a tempest That the shippmen him did cast in boldlie Wherfor anon the water was in rest IONAE II. III. Daies and nightes thre in her bodie the whall Ionas did kepe and then coost him to lande Where of his god heare did the voice to call Wiche him go preshe to Niniue dit commande IONAE III. Criing Ionas that god willeth subuert Niniue then thei do penitencie make Kinges and subiectes men se them to conuert To god mightie wiche his vengeaunce kepeth backe II. MACHAB III. Wonderfull is the heauie punition Wiche frome the skie cometh stricke Geliadore When the treasure to robe taketh commission Wiche goddes temple doeth both deacke and decore II. MACHAB VII Seuen bretherne ar put to death bitter Keping the law of god with deuotion So is with them their godlie deare mother Wiche bringeth them to the execution