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A bryefe summe of the whole Byble. A Chrystian instruction for al parsons yonge and olde, to the whiche is annexed the ordenarye for all degrees. / Translated out of Doutche into Inglysh by Antony Scoloker.
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Heyden, Cornelius van der.; Scoloker, Anthony, fl. 1548.
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blynde chaunge the wordes of the rightuous He the hath respect of persons iÌ„ iudgemeÌ„t Pro. ii doth not wel why He wil do wrong yea euen for a pece of breade A wise iudge wyll ordre his people with discrecioÌ„ where a maÌ„ of vnderstaÌ„ding beareth rule ther â—â—eâ—h it well As the rudge of the people is hiÌ„selfe Pro. xxix eueÌ„ so are his officers loke what maner of maÌ„ the ruler of the citie is such are they the dwell therin The vngodly taketh giftes out of the bosom to wrast the wayes of iudgement Pro. xxvii Apoc xxiii Thou shalte not wrast the righ of the pore iÌ„ his cause kepe the farre froÌ„ false matters Deu. xvii Exo. xxiii Susan 8. Ecc. xx â— The innoceÌ„t rightuous shalt thou not slea Thou shalt take no giftes for giftes blinde eueÌ„ theÌ„ that are sharpe of sight wrast the ryghtuous causes Leuit. â—4 Ezay vi c Pro. iii. a Deut. 17. Ezech. 1â— Cursed is he that wrasteth the right of the widdow Wo vnto them that are conning men to suppe out wine and experte to set vp dronkennes These gyue sentence with the vngodly for rewardes but condemne the iust cause of the rightuous Wo be vnto you o ye iudges that make vnryghtuous lawes Mat. r3 Ezay 28. deuyse thynges Whâ—â—â—e bee to harde for to kepe wher thorow the pore are oppressed on euery syde the innocentes of my people are therwych robbed of iudgement the widdowes may be your pray Eccle. 32. Deu. xvii that ye may robbe the fatherles If thou be made a ruler pride not thy selfe there in but be thou as one of the people Let him that ruleth be diligent Rom. xii How subiectes shall behaue themselues towardes theyr superiours and temporall rulers The rulers of the people shalt thou not blaspheme Exod. 2r Act. 23. a. pro. 24. a and. xx Feare the lord and the kyng and kepe no company with the slaunderous for their destruction shall come sodenly Pray for kinges and rulers Warne the people that they i. Tim. ii submit the seâ—â—es vnto princes to the higher â—â—ctorite Titu 3. a. Rom. 5. a 1. pet 2. a i. pet ii b to obey the officers Submit your selues vnto all maner ordenaunce of men for the lordes sake wheter it be vnto the king as vnto the chefe head Titu 3. a. or vnto rulers as vnto thei that are sent of him for the punishmeÌ„t of euell doers but for the prayse of theÌ„ that do wel Let euery soule submit hym selfe to the auctorite of the higher powers For there is no power but of God Rom. xiii The powers that be are ordeined of God so that who soeuer resisteth the power resisteth the or denaunce of God Sapi. vi 1. pet a. b And they that resist shal receyue to theÌ„ selues daÌ„pnacioÌ„ For rulers are not to bee feared for good workes but for euel And the ruler bearet not the sweard for nought Rom. xiii For he is the mynister of god a taker of vengeaunce too punish hym that doth euell Wherfore ye must nedes obey not onelye for punishmeÌ„t but also because of coÌ„scieÌ„ce For this cause must ye gyue tribute also For they are gods mymisters which mayntein the same defence Giue to euerye man therfore his dutie Rom. xiii Mat. 7. Tribute too whome tribute beloÌ„geth custom to whome custom is due feare to whome feare beloÌ„geth Mat. 22 c Mat. 7. d Rom. xiii Honour to whome honour perteyneth Giue vnto the Emperour that which is the emperous And giue vnto God that whiche is Gods How parentes as father and mother ough to rule and bryng vp theyr Children in the feare of the lorde If thow haue sonnes bring theÌ„ vp iÌ„ nurtour learning Ecc. vii c and. 1â— a and holde theÌ„ in awe froÌ„ their youth vp If thou haue doughters kepe their bodie shewe not thy selfe cherefull toward theÌ„ Mary thy doughter 〈◊〉 shalt thou performe a we 〈◊〉 matter but gyue her to a man of vnderstandyng Who so loueth his childe holdeth him stil vnder correctioÌ„ the he may haue Ioye of hym afterwarde Eccle. 30 He that teacheth his sonne shall haue Ioye of hym nedeth not too bee ashamed among his acqua yntaunce Pro xiii c Deut. vi a Wo so enformeth teacheth his sonne greueth the ennemy before frendes ye may haue ioye of him If thou die yet art thou as though thou were not deade for thou hast lefte one behinde the the is like vnto ye. An vntamed horse wil be hard a waÌ„toÌ„ child wil be wilful If thou briÌ„g vp thy childe delicatelye he shall make the afrayde if thou playe wyth hym he shall bryng the to heauines Laugh not with hiÌ„ least thou wepe with him also leaste thy teth bee set on edge at the last If thy doughter be wanton kepe her straightli least she cause thyne enemies laugh the to scorne and the whole cytie to geue the an euell reporte and so thou befayne to heare thi shame of eueri man Thou shalt not holde thy doughter to whoredom the the land fal not to whordome ware ful of wickedites If thy doughter bee not shametast holde her strayghtli least she abuse her selfe thorowe ouer much libertie Beware of al the dishonestie of her eyes There shal be no whore among the doughters of Israell Deut. 23 Num. 25 Mich. i. b Eccl. 22 neyther whorekeper among the sonnes of Israel A misnurtered sonne is the dishonoure of the father A folish doughter shal be lytle regarded And she that commeth to dishoneste bringeth her father in heauines A doughter the is past shame dishonoureth 〈…〉 father and her husbaÌ„d 〈…〉 rate not your childreÌ„ 〈…〉 of a â—esperate minde He the spareth the rodde hateth his soÌ„ne Collo iii. but who so loueth hym holdeth him eueri nurtour Pro. 13. c Psal 23. Heb. xii b Psal 33 Ephe. i. a ye fathers prouoke not your children vnto wrath but bring theÌ„ vp in the nurtour and informacion of the lord Witholde not correction froÌ„ thy chylde for if thou beatest him with the rodde he shal not die therof Pro. 33 and .xiii. c Eccle. 33. Thou smitest him wyth the rodde but thou delyuerest his soule from hell Let the elder man be sober honest discrete sounde in the fayth in loue in pacience Litu ii c Let the olde women shew them selues as it becometh holynes that they bee no false accusers not geuen to much wyne that they teach honest thynges that they enforme the yong women to bee sober mynded to loue their husbaÌ„ds to â—â—ue their children to be â—â—crete chast huswifly good obedient vnto their husbandes that the word of God be not euel spoken of Gen. iii Let the yongmen like wise be sober How youth shall obey their elders honouring them in the feare of the lorde Ye children obey your elders in