Selected quad for the lemma: enemy_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
enemy_n	david_n	lord_n	saul_n	3,363	5	9.9017	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A02906	[A tragedye or enterlude manyfestyng the chefe promyses of God unto man by all ages in the olde lawe from the fall of Adam to the incarnacyon of the lorde Iesus Christ. Compyled by Johan Bale ...]; Chief promises of God unto man	Bale, John, 1495-1563.	1547 (1547)	STC 1305; ESTC S109167	18,224	40

out of thy boke Pater coelestis Those great blasphemers shall out of my boke cleane But thu shalt not so for I knowe what thu doest meane Conduct my people myne Angell shall assyst the That synne a● a daye wyll not vncorrected be And for the true zele that thu to my people hast I adde thys couenaunt vnto my promyses past Rayse them vp I wyll a prophete from amonge them Not onlyke to the to speake my wordes vnto them Who so heareth not that he shall speake in my name I wyll reuenge it to hys perpetuall shame The passe ouer lambe wyll be a token iust Of thys stronge couenaunt Thys haue I clerelye dyscust In my appoyntment thys houre for your delyueraunce Moses sanctus Neuer shall thys thynge depart from my remembraūce Laude be for euer to the most mercyfull lorde Whych neuer with drawest from man thy heauenlye cōfort But from age to age thy benefytes doth recorde What thy goodnesse is and hath bene to hys sort As we fynde thy grace so ought we to report And doubtlesse it is to vs most bounteouse Yea for all our synnes most rype and plenteouse Abraham our father founde the benyuolouse So ded good Isaac in hys dystresse amonge To Iacob thu wert a gyde most gracyouse Ioseph thu sauedest from daungerouse deadlye wronge Melchisedech and Iob felt thy great goodnesse stronge So ded good Sara rebecca and fayre Rachel With Sephora my wyfe the doughter of Raguel To prayse the swete lorde my faythe doth me compell For thy couenauntes sake wherin rest our saluacyon The sede of promyse all other sedes excell For therin remayneth our full iustyfycacyon From Adam and Noah in Abrahams generacyon That sede procureth Gods myghty grace and powre For the same sedes sake I wyll synge now thys howre Clara tunc uoce Antiphonam incipit O Emanuel quam chorus ut prius prosequetur cum organis Vel Anglice canat O hygh kynge Emanuel our lege lorde the longe expectacyon of Gentyles and the myghtye sauer of their multytude the helthe and consolacyon of synners come now for to saue vs as our lorde and our redemer Finit actus Quartus Incipit actus quintus Pater coelestis FOr all the fauer I haue shewed Israel Delyuerynge her from Pharaoes tyrannye And geuynge the lande fluentem lac mel Yet wyll she not leaue her olde ydolatrye Nor knowe me for God I abhorre her myserye Vexed her I haue with battayles and decayes Styll must I plage her I se non other wayes Dauid rex pius Remembre yet lorde thy worthye seruaunt Moses Walkynge in thy syght without rebuke of the. Both Aaron Ietro Eleazar and Phinees Euermore feared to offende thy mageste Moch thu acceptedest thy seruaunt Iosue Caleb and Othoniel sought the with all their hart Aioth end Sangar for thy folke ded their part Gedeon and Thola thy enemyes put to smart Iayr and Iephte gaue prayses to thy name These to leaue ydolles thy people ded coart Samson the strongest for hys part ded the same Samuel and Nathan thy messages ded proclame What though fearce Pharao wrough myschef in thy syght He was a pagane laye not that in our syght I wote the Beniamytes abused the wayes of ryght So ded Helyes sonnes and the sonnes of Samuel Saul in hys offyce was slouthfull daye and nyght Wycked was Semei so was Achirophel Measure not by them the faultes of Israel Whom thu hast loued of longe tyme so inteyrlye But of thy great grace remyt her wycked folye Pater coelestis I can not abyde the vyce of ydolatrye ▪ Though I shuld suffer all other vyllanye Whan Iosue was dead that sort from me ded fall To the worshyppynge of Asteroth and Baal Full vncleane ydolles and monsters bestyall Dauid rex pius For it they haue had thy ryghteouse ponnyshment And for as moch as they ded wyckedly consent To the Palestynes and Chananytes vngodlye Idolaters takynge to them in matrymonye Thu threwest them vndre the kynge of Mesopotamye After thu subduedest them for their Idolatrye Eyghtene years to Eglon the kynge of Moabytes And xx years to Iabin the kynge of Chananytes Oppressed they were vij years of the Madyanytes And xviij years vexed of the cruell Ammonytes In iii. great battayles of iij. score thousand and fyue Of thys thy people not one was left alyue Haue mercye now lorde and call them to repentaunce Pater coelestis So longe as they synne so lōge shall they haue greuaūce Dauid my seruaunt sumwhat must I saye to the For that thu latelye hast wrought soch vanyte Dauid rex pius Spare not blessed lorde but saye thy pleasure to me Pater coelestis Of late dayes thu hast mysused Bersabe The wyfe of Vrye and slayne hym in the fyelde Dauid rex pius Mercye lorde mercye for doubtlesse I am defyelde Pater coelestis I constytute the a kynge ouer Israel And the preserued from Saul whych was thy enemye Yea in my fauer so moch thu dedyst excell That of thy enemyes I gaue the vyctorye Palestynes and Syryanes to the came trybutarye Why hast thu then wrought soch folye in my syght Despysynge my worde agaynst all godlye ryght Dauid rex pius I haue synned lorde I besyche the pardon me Pater coelestis Thu shalt not dye Dauid for thys inyquyte For thy repentaunce But thy sonne by Bersabe Shall dye for as moch as my name is blasphemed Amonge my enemyes and thu the worse estemed From thy howse for thys the swerde shall not depart Dauid rex pius I am sorye lorde from the bottom of my hart Pater coelestis To further anger thu doest me yet compell Dauid rex pius For what matter lorde I besyche thy goodnesse tell Pater coelestis Why dedest thu numbre the people of Israel Supposest in thy mynde therin thu hast done well Dauid rex pius I can not saye naye but I haue done vndyscretelye To forget thy grace for a humayne pollycye Pater coelestis Thu shalt of these iij. chose whych plage thu wylt haue For that synnefull acte that I thy sowle maye saue A scarsenesse vij years or els iij. monthes exyle Eyther for iij. dayes the pestylence most vyle For one thu must haue there is no remedye Dauid rex pius Lorde at thy pleasure for thu art full of mercye Pater coelestis Of a pestylence then iij. score thousand and ten In iij. dayes shall dye of thy most puysaunt men Dauid rex pius Oh lorde it is I whych haue offended thy grace Spare them and not me for I haue done the trespace Pater coelestis Though thy synnes be great thy inwarde hartes cōtrycyon Doth moue my stomake in wonderfull condycyon I fynde the a man accordynge to my hart Wherfor thys promyse I make the ere I depart A frute there shall come forth yssuynge from thy bodye Whom I wyll aduaunce vpon thy seate for euer Hys trone shall become a seate of heauenlye glorye Hys worthy scepture from ryght wyll not dysseuer Hys