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A09151	The testaments of the [twelue] patriarches the sonnes [of] Iacob: translated out of the Greeke [into] Latine by Robert Grosthed, some[time] Byshop of Lyncolne, and out of his copye into French and Dutch by others: Now Englished by A. G. To the credit whereof an auncient Greeke copye written in parchment, is kept in the Vniversitie Library of Cambridge.; Testamentum duodecim patriarcharum. English.	Gilby, Anthony, ca. 1510-1585.; Grosseteste, Robert, 1175?-1253.; Golding, Arthur, 1536-1606, attributed name.	1576 (1576)	STC 19467; ESTC S113653	69,583	168

their childr●̄ are giltie Commodities of concorde Exod. 17. 〈…〉 The fruit of ●●●dience Gene. 49. 〈◊〉 for 〈◊〉 Leuy his byrth and countrey Genes 14. Loue of a true Pas●or The visson of Leuy Christ. Christ. Ministers wha● they are ▪ and their o●●ice The liuyng of the ministery from whence The description 1. of the seuē heauens his vision 〈…〉 A minister what he ●●ould be of hym selfe not righteous Math. v. Ende of the Priesthode prophes●ed Christ his ●assion pro●hes●ed Christ. ●enes 34 ▪ Christ 〈◊〉 The zeal● a minister Genes 34. Genes 34. Genes 49. * The manner not the doyng rebuked The S●nne of the Sichemites 1 Raped Dina. 2 Persecuted straungers Genes 12. 3 Rauished their wiues Gene xxx● The Min●●sterie descr●●●bed ●xod xxvii●● Leuit .viii. The th●●e blessyng es of the famely of L●●y Christ Prophes●ed A distributyng excludeth a sole receiuyng of the Sacramentes Exod .xxix. Leuit. 〈…〉 ●n exhortation for Ministers A Minister maie bee ma●●ed Leuit .xxi. He muste come with a pure mynde to execute his office Leu. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A comforte for godly parentes Prophes●e of the destruction of Israel The 〈◊〉 plagued whose ministerie is wicked 〈◊〉 .xxxvi. Leuy his ●rogenie Exod .vi. Leuy made Priest at .18 yeres Maried at xxviii A note for Pa●entes B● e●●ynges of the learn●● minister W●sedome a prectous Iewell Synne bindeth wi●dō Cōmodit●es of wisedome Christe his death spitfulnes of the Iewes Prophesled Math. xx●ii Ministers what the● are The wicked Priesthoode and their miserie desc●ibed ●●amuel ● A prophesle of their destru●●ion A Prophes●e of Christes persecution Marke the right portrature of the sh●uelyng generation Christ and his mēbers Ergo faith and the holy Ghost iustifieth and not merites Christ and his true ministery described Christ lighteneth the world Baptisme of Christ pr●phes●ed 〈◊〉 Priesthoode shall succeed Christ. Priesthoode of Christ how beneficiall Christ is our propitiatour Christ g●neth power to his to to tread downe spirites Iuda his exhort●●●● G●nes ●9 The 〈◊〉 of children 〈◊〉 of Iuda by the gift of God. Genes 〈◊〉 The m●nhood Iuda The valiantnesse of Iacob Her and Anan slaine for not vsing the benefite of lawfull mariage Fornication 〈◊〉 of ●runkennes Genes 〈◊〉 In intollerable custome of the Ammorues Apparell beutie ●nd wi●e prou●keth whoredom Fornication to chargeable Happy are they that can cease from doyng ill It is sinfull for any man to glory in his 〈◊〉 See what it is to vpbraid men their 〈◊〉 Childrē that marry without consent of parentes plagued Discommodities of wine 1 Blindeth vnderstanding 2 Seruaunt of ●echery Fruite of dronkennes A dronken mā is shameles Example Who ought to drinke Wine Properties of a dronken man is filthy talke and● wicked deed Discommodities of whordom Fower noysome spirits folow dronkennes 1 Concupiscence 2 Hartburnyng 3 Lechery 4 Couetousnes Abstinence from wine what commoditie it hath 1 It slaundereth not 2 It quarelleth not nor rayleth 3 It breaketh not the Commau●d●ments 4 It perisheth not before y tyme. Obedience to parentes how profitable The discommodities of couetousnes 1 Full of pride 2 Merciles 3 Disquieteth the soule 4 Cōsumeth the body 5 Contemne Gods holy word The couetous and lecherous can not feare God. Idolatrie the fruite of couetousnes Two spirites waite vpon a man. * In respect that heauenly things are better then ●arthly not in externall rule and gouernment 〈…〉 the Pope can chalenge no earthly power * Not in power rule but in the excellencie of the office appertainyng to God. * Not in power rule but in the excellencie of the office appertainyng to God. Ty●ante● and wicked men described and prophesied Mutual discorde is a plague for Tyrauntes Christ prophested Note thys ye that seeke after witches for lost goodes The miserie of Ierusalem 1 Famine 2 Pestilence 3 Death and Sword. 4 Bescegement 5 Deuouryng Dogges 6 Dayly reproche 7 Losse and paine of eyes 8 Slaughter of children 9 Rauishing of wiues 10 Burning of the temple 11 Desolation of the countrey 12 Captiuitie A remedy for all these 1 Repentaunce 2 Obediēce The moste heauenly benefite of Christ his seconde commyng A sweete cōforte for the godly 〈…〉 The blessed estate of the 〈◊〉 after death Iuda would no sumptuous buria●● The exhortation Gene .xxx. The godlie life of Isachar and his 〈◊〉 dea●yng An example for godlie children A ●ntterne of a vertuous life with a plaine dealyng man the Lorde is pleased I ●●ngle harted man de●●●●bed who and what he is Learne you children of the yearth Obedience and plaine dea●ing commended A plague for disobediēce The innocencie of Isachar dly pat●●o fol● Harlien you Land●o● des learne you wealthie of the yearth His exhoriation when it was geuen Gene .xxx. The loue of Zabulon toward Ioseph A good conscience refuseth no trial Loue betweene brethren is as a precious oyntment Mutuall ●oue is mutuall safetie A ●●gure of the trecheri● and cou●teous●esse of Iuda read Math .xxvii. Iuda carefull so his brother Ruben his loue toward Ioseph Marke the wicked policie of the vngodlie Zabulon his exhortation Compassion is to be shewed as well to beastes as to men The vnmercifull punished both they their children Fishers boates firste inuented by Zabulō but God gaue the wisedom Genes 49. The singu●ar compassion of Zabulon Note Zabulon his ●ercie in geuyng foode A mercifull deed to cloth the ●●●ked Inward cōpassion wantyng habilltie serueth A rare example of a mercifull hart God dwelleth in merciful hartes Ioseph rewardeth good for euill He that is mindfull of in●uries is not mercifull Apt similitudes In exhortation to concorde The end of discord is misery The hope of the resurrection a present comfort at the death of our frendes The state of the wicked at the latter day Hart ou●ward profession must be consociat Lies and anger scholemasters of euill life Selfe loue thinketh him self as good as other Des●er of prerogatiue entiseth to murther Man purp●●eth but God disposeth A wrathfull man Iiuely described 1 He accom●eth his Pa●entes as enemies 2 He knoweth not hys brother 3 He obeieth not the Minister 4 He regardeth not the righteous 5 He cōssder 〈◊〉 not his ●●inde The proper●ies of wrath ● wrathfull mā worketh three waies 1 By Seruauntes 2 By riches 3 By hym selfe 2 Instrumentes of wrath 1 Bitter speach 2 Uiolent handes M●●●dy against wrath is forbearing of wordes The effect of impatience He eth● ●●dne ▪ A note for couetousnes Repentance obtaineth mercy A propeste of Christ his humanitie M●●●edy against wrath is forbearing of wordes Christe is our mediatour Christ assisteth his in all temptations His birth Why he was called Neptalim Why Ioseph was like Neptalim His familie The swiftnes of Neptalim Genes 49. GOD his wisedome in c. eatyng vs l●ue●y let fo●th All thynges must be doen in tyme and order The reason They that breake the order of the Lorde shall be plagued Preachers Neptalim prophesteth the miserie of his children He Prophes●eeh also their repentaunce A Prophes●e of the commyng of Christe A vision Reinorse of conscience moueth open cōfession but sha●●●e or fear hindereth By dooyng well God to glorified 2 And menne blessed 3 The deuill vanquished 1 By dooyng euill ▪ God is dishonoured 2 Men cursed 3 The deuill possesseth Gad a good and ba●cant shephearde Gene .xxxvii. Gad hated Ioseph 1 For his cōplainyng to his Father 2 For his goodly dreames The hatefull described He misliketh an other mās doynges 2 He pratseth no● thē that feare y lorde 3 He seeketh to destroy his neighbour 4 He blaseth abroad other mennesfaultes 5 Hastie to haue the partie condēned 6 Maketh a little matter greate 7 Enuieth the prosperous doyng of his neighbour A cōparison The properties of hatered A remedie against hatred A righteous mā described He forsaketh synne for cōscience not for feare 2 He backbiteth no man. 3 He thinketh no manne h●●me The fruites of true repētaunce O how deare are y praiers of the parentes for their children God his rigorous iustice due to the merciles Loue consisteth in deede in worde and in mynde Enuie no mannes prosperitie 1 It maie be perchance to your profite 2 Remember that all fleshe is gr●ss● 3 Least you seem to control the lorde A poore mā howe he is riche A Prophes●e of Christe Two 〈…〉 Twoo m●●ndes in man ▪ of good and of euill Diners fortes of double faces The couete●us mannes wickednesse described God abideth with y plain-dealer The preposterous iudgement of the wor●e make not good or bodde Other kindes of double faced mē Aser his righteous liuyng Double faced double punished 〈…〉 Note this of faithe and mercie Iosephes affictions Locke pa●● God 〈◊〉 his in distresse God neuer forsaketh his 〈◊〉 con●●ount in ten temptations Sufferance what it is A presente medicene in temptation Not from m●●te but from wa●ton f●re A craftie practise of a wom Flatterie the Deuelles sweete baite A token of a ●ious harte ●ipocrites ●re of all 〈◊〉 for ●ucre 〈…〉 Note the fruit of luste Ioseph did first monishe ●nd not pro The name of God feare of 〈◊〉 pricketh the conscience Note this A remedie against temptation Note a subtile woman Iosephs singular chastitie God respecteth the vertuous not the wealthy A propertie of a harlo● The commoditie of prayer and sufferaunce 〈…〉 A token of mercy if it were not for an ill end Note a flatteryng woman A good nature 〈…〉 Loue betwene brethren pleaseth God. Iosephes mercifull hart declared A promise for them that praye for their enemies 〈…〉 〈…〉 Christ 〈◊〉 Be●iamin what it signifieth Ioseph● 〈…〉 〈◊〉 shall not ouercome them that feare the Lord● Ioseph a right figure of Iesus Christ. A good man 1 Ouercom●●th euill 2 Loueth the righteous 3 Enuieth not 4 Praiseth the valiant 5 Defendeth hym that ●eareth God. 6 Admonisheth the sinner 7 Pittieth the poore The example of a 〈…〉 The properties of a righteous man. Disobediēce the father of seuen mischiefes Enuy. Desperation Sorrow Bondage ●●●edines ●rouble ●esolatiō 〈◊〉 example of Ca●● An apt ●●●●litude to a mind resisting sinne 〈…〉 Christ ▪ 〈…〉 〈…〉 〈…〉 〈…〉 〈…〉 A prophsy of to● last comming of Christ. The resurrection a●d iudgement described 〈…〉 〈…〉 〈…〉 AT LONDON Printed by Iohn Daye dwellyng ouer Aldersgate ¶ Cum Gratia Priuilegio Regne Maiestate●