is my medytacyon Gyue vs helpe out of our troâ—ble Ps 56. / for the helpe of man is vaynâ— let vs worke vertue in god / and hâ— shall brynge vnto nought all thâ— trouble vs. In the tyme of my trouble â— Ps 77 sought oute god with my handes and I was nat deceyued I wyll loke vnto the lorde / â— mich 7 wyll tary vpon god my sauioure my god wyll here me Lorde haue mercy on vs / for â—â— Esa 33 haue loked after the / be our defâ—â— betymes / and our helth in tyme â—â— trybulatyon No eye hath seen o god withoâ— Es 64 the / the thiges that thou hast prâ—pared to such as loke after the. I haue remeÌ„bred thy mercy lorâ— Ec. 50. and of thy workes that be euerlâ— styng / for thou delyuerest suche â— suffre the / and dost take the out of the handes of people For thou art as a defeÌ„ce vnto the Esa 25 poore / a defence to the nedy in his trouble / a saue garde from wynde a shadowe fro the hete Nor there is none other god eyther Deu. 3. in heuen or in erthe / that is a â—le to do the workes / and to be coÌ„pared vnto thy strength The lorde is made my strength Exo. 5. my prayse / and he is a saluatyon vnto me I do blesse the lorde god of Isra Tob. 11 â—ll for thou hast chastysed me / and thou hast saued me Lorde I wyll confesse vnto the / Esa 12 â—ycause thou hast ben angry / thy â—urour is tourned / and thou haste conforted me be holde god my saâ—our / I wyll do boldly / and wyl â—at be aferde / for the lorde is my â—ortres and my prayse / and he is a â—auiour vnto me Lorde all that forsake the shal be Hie. 17 â—onfounded / they that departe froÌ„ he shall be grauen in the erch / bycause they haue lefte the lorde thâ— vayne of waters of lyfe Heale me lorde / I shal be healâ— saue me / than I shall be saued And let thy mercy come vpon â—â— Ps 118 lorde / the saluatyon accordyng tâ— thy promyse Shew vnto vs lorde thy mercy Ps 84 gyue vs thy sauegarde O lorde of all vertue / blessyd â— Ps 83. the man that trusteth in the. Be midefull of thy pyte o lordâ— Ps 24 of thy mercy which be euerlastâ— Do uat remembre the defautes â— my youth / and myne ignoraunce â–ª Accordyng to thy mercy / remeÌ„bâ—â— me thou good lorde of thy goodneâ— For thy names sake lorde / forgâ—ue my synne / for it is moche Haue mercy on me o lorde / accâ—dynge Psa 50 to thy great mercy / and aâ—cordynge to the gretnes of thy pâ—te take away myne unquite Tourn away thy face froÌ„ myn oâ—ces / put away al my wickedneâ— Create in me a pure herte o gâ— and renew a right spirite win â— Do nat cast me away froÌ„ thy face and do nat take froÌ„ me thyne holy spiryte O lorde do nat withdrawe thy coÌ„â—assyon Ps 59. fro me / thy mercy / and thy truth / haue euer defended me In the abundanÌ„ce of thy mercy Ps 68. here me in truthe of thy saluacion here me lorde / for thy mercy is moche / after yâ— pleÌ„tuousenes of thy coÌ„passions regarde me / do nat tour â—ne away thy face froÌ„ thy sernauÌ„te / for I am troubled / here me hastely And thou lorde god art pytuous Ps 85. and mercyfull / pacient and of ercedyng mercy / and true For I do knowe that thou art a Ione 4 god gentell and mercyfull / pacient and of moche compassion / and nat vengeable vpon malyce Haue mercy on me lorde / for I Ps .6 am weke / he le me lorde / for all my bones be troubled / And my soule is greatly troubled / but yet / o lorde / be conuerted delyuer my soule / saue me for thy great mercy And thou lorde do with me for thy Ps 108 names sake / for thi mercy is swet delyuer me for I am poore nedy my herte is troubled with in mâ— Helpe me lorde god / sauc me foâ— thy great mercy Deale with thy seruaunt accordynge Ps 118 to thy mercy / and teach iâ— thy Iustyfications who wyl nat feare the lorde / magnifi Apoc 15 thi nam / for thou alone art holâ— Vnto the lorde be iustice vnt Dan. 6 vs shamfastenes of face / vnto thâ— truely / our lorde god be mercy anâ— forgyuenes Nat vnto vs lorde god / nat vntâ— Ps 115. vs / but vnto thy name gyue glory Our helpe is in the nam of the lordâ— Ps 124 which hath created heuen erthâ— Thou art worthy o lorde our goâ— Apo. 4 to take glorye / honour / vertuâ—â— for thou hast created al thynges / foâ— thy plesure they were be creatâ—â— 2. Ma 1 O lorde god the creatour of al thynges / terryble / stronge / ryght wyse and mercyfull / whiche onelâ— art good / onely therellent kyngâ— only iuste almyghty / and eternaâ— which deliuered Israel fro al yuel For he that was conuerted was nat Sap 16 made hole by any thynge vysyble / but by the sauiour of all Therby truly / thou hast declared vnto thyne enemyes / that thou art he which delyueryst froÌ„ all euyll For neither herbe ne playstre hath made them hole / but thy worke lorde that healeth all thynges Lo thou haste created heuen and Hie â–ª 32 â—erth in thy greate strength / and in thy streched out arme No worde shal be diffy cyll vnto the / for thou doest mercy vnto thousandes Is ther any thig difficile vnto god Gen 18 Nu. 11. Iob. 42. Is th ende of the lorde feble I know that thou arte able to do â—ll thynges / and that no thought is prâ—uy to the. It is in thy power to do all thynges Sap 12 at thy pleasure Thou arte he lorde that hast power Sap 16 of lyfe deth / and doest lede in â—o the gates of deth / and lede out For and if I sholde walke in the Psa 22 myddes of the shadowe of dethe / I wolde fear no harme by cause â— arte with me And thy mercy shall folow meâ—â— the dayes of my lyfe Thou hast mercy on al / bycause Sap. 11 thou mayste do all / and pretendest to be ignoraunt of the synne of me bycause of repentaunce / foâ— thou louest the thynges that be / thou haste nat hated that that thoâ— haste made / nor yâ— haste nat ordayned or made any thyng with hate â–ª Thou doest spare all thynges bycause they are thyne owne / o lordâ— that louest soules Bycause thou arte swete anâ— Sap 12 good / lorde / thy spyrite is in althâ—ges Howe great is the habuÌ„dance Ps 30. thy swetnesse / o lorde / which hâ—â— thou hyd fro them that
7 lye / all that aâ—roche vnto god thoâ— rough him / is euermore lyung and makynge intercessyon for vâ— For he inteÌ„deth nothing but mâ—â—cy / he Mic. 7 wyl reuert wyl haue mercâ— on vs / wyll put away our wickâ—nes / wyll cast our synnes down in to the depenes of the see The lorde god wyll cast down Esa 25. deth for euer / and wyll take awaâ— the teares from euery face / and thâ— shame of his people out of all thâ— worlde / for the lorde hath spoken they shall say at that tyme Bâ—holde / this is our god / we wyl lokâ— after hym / and he wyll saue vs / wâ— haue abiddeÌ„ him / we shal be glaâ— reioyce in the saluation of hym The lorde hym selfe shal gaue â— Esa 7. signe vnto you Beholde / a virâ—â— shall conceyue and beare a sonne whose name shall be Emanuel A babe is borne for vs / a soÌ„nâ— Esai 6 gyuen vnto vs / principalitie so set vpon his sholder / his name shalde called wonderfull / a cooÌ„sellour / a mighty god / the father of the â—orld to come / the prince of peace Verely he hath suffred our in â—râ—ities / and Esa 53 hath sustayned our sorowes / * we haue estemed hym as â—eprofe / and stryken of god / and brought loue For he hath wounded hym self for our wyckednes / he was afflycted for our offences / on hym rested the discipline of peace / and were made hole by his grefe / all we wandered as shepe / euery one went of his way / and the lorde toke vpon hym the wickednes of vs all And the lorde is made a socour Psa 9. to the poore / a defender / alwayes redy in the tyme of tribulation The lorde is at hande to all that Psa 33 be troubled in theyr hertes / and he wyll saue the meke in spirite The troubles of the ryghtwyse are manyfolde / from all these / the lorde byll delyuer them God is our socour and streÌ„gthâ— P. 45. a defender in our tribulatioÌ„s / whâ—che we haue fouÌ„den ouermoch For he wyll delyuer the poore Ps 71. from the myghty / the poore that hath no helpar He wyll spare the poore and the nedy / and wyll saue the soules of the poore They shal be his people / and he Apo. 12 their god / god shall wype away euery teare frome theyr eyes / and deth shal nat be any more / nor mornyng / nor cryeng / nor sorowe / after that the fyrst be passed If god be on our partie / who can Rom. 8 preuayle agaynst vs / whiche hath nat spared his own soÌ„ne / but hath delyuered him for vs al / how than hath nat he giuen vnto vs al thinges with him who shall therfore departe vs from the loue of Christ / shall trouble / or myserye / or hungre / or necessyte / or peryll / or persecutyon or the swerde For I am sure that neither deth â—or lyfe / nor Angelles / nor rule / â—or power / nor thynges presente / nor thynges to come / nor strength nor heyght / nor depnes / nor any â—â—cature / shall be able to departe vs from the charyte of god / which is in Christ Iesu our lorde Se what maner of loue the father Iohn 5 hathe shewed vnto vs / for to be named the sonnes of god / and so to be in dede For the sperite of god doth beate Roma 8. uytnes vnto our spyryte / that we be the sonnes of god / if we be sonnes / than be we heyres of god / coheres with Iesu Christ / so that we do suffre for to be glorifyed For the spiryte him self prayeth for vs w syghes vnable to be told God sente downe the spyrite of Gal. 4 his sonne into our hertes / cryenge â—ather father / Therfore nowe art thou nat bouÌ„de but a sonne / and if thou be a sonne than arte thou an â—tyre through god This is the coÌ„fydence that we 1 Ioa. 5 â—â—ue in god / that what so euer we desire accordyng vnto his whyllâ— hereth vs. For we do knowe the grace â— 2 Cor 8 our lorde Iesu Christe thow yâ— sâ— out sake he was made pore whaâ— he was ryche / to th entent that â— his pouerty you myght be ryche Christe hath redemed vs froâ— Gala. 3 the curse of the lawe / and was a cursed for vs. For if thrugh the synne of on death reigneth / moche more the that receiue thabundauÌ„ce of graâ— and the rewarde of tyghtwy senâ— in lyfe / shall reigne through Theâ— Christe Therfore / like as througâ— the synne of one â—â— / many mâ— we â— daÌ„yned / euen so through the â—ush of one man / all men were iustified For through man came deat 2 cor 15. and through man came the â—ysyâ— of the dead / lyâ—c as all dych thâ— rough Adam / euen so wete all â—â—ued through Christe But the grace of god is eterâ—â— Rom. 6 lyfe in Christe Thrfâ— our lorde For in hym resteth the corpâ—â— Colos 2 〈◊〉 / al the godheed full and hole Therby appereth the loue of god 1. Io. 4 vnto vs / for god sente his only beâ—otten sonne in to the worlde that we myght lyue through him / ther in was charyte / nat by cause we loued god / but for asmoch as he loued vs before / and sent downe his sonne to for gyue out synnes / most â—erly beloued / if god hath loued vs than are we bounden one to loue another Surely we know / that vnto such Rom. 8 â—s loue god / all thyuges do worke â—or the best God hath prepared for such as Cor. 2. loue him / thinges / yâ— no eye hathe â—uer seen / nor harde with any care neither can be compassed with the thought of mannes herte For I suppose yâ— the affly ctyons Rom. 8 if this lyfe can nat discryue yâ— glory / which shal be shewed vpon vs. There is but one lorde of al / whi Ro. 10. â—he is lyberall to them that cal on â—ym who hath he despysed that hath Eccl. 2. called on him / for he is a god loly and mercyfull / and forgyueth syâ—nes in the daye of trybulatyon / â— is defendour vnto all that call oâ— him in truth wo be to you of doâ—ble herte and wycked lyppes / anâ— misdoyng handes / to the synne yâ— goth two wayes on the grouÌ„dâ— wo be to the dyssolute in herte whiche do nat beleue god / theâ— fore they shal nat be defeÌ„ded of hâ— But after yâ— he hath called vpoâ— 2. Mat 12. the almyghty / which through hâ—â— power dothe breke the strength â—â— enemyes / they toke the cyte And they dyd crye to the lorde p. 106. whan they were troubled / and hâ— delyuered thâ— from their necessyâ— Unto the voyce of theyr playn Es
is to say / the othe which he sware to our father AdrahaÌ„ for to gyue vs. That we delyuered out of the bouÌ„des of our enemis / myâ—t serue him â—â—thout feare all the dayes of our lyfe / in suche holynes ryghtwysenes that ar except before him And thou chyld shalt be called yeâ—phete of the â—â—est â–ª for thou shalt â—as defore the fare of the lorde to prepare his wayes And to gyue knowlege of helthe vnto his people for the remyssyon aâ— synnes Through the tendre mercy of our lorde / wherwith he hathe visyted vs / spryngyng from an hygh To gyue lyght to them that sate in 〈◊〉 in shadow of deth / to 〈◊〉 our fore in to the way of pease â—â—oÌ„fesse the lorde / call vpoÌ„ his Esa 12 â—ame / publishe among the natioÌ„s / his meruaylous workê / remeÌ„brâ— that his name is aboue all other ye shal draw waters ioyfully oâ— of the welles of the fauyour praysâ— ye the lorde / for he hath done â—â—ce Hently / preach it through all thâ—erth / reioyse prayse o ye inhabâ—tasites of Syon for in the myddâ— of you is the gret saynt of Israeâ— Let your soules reioyse in his mâ—â—cy / Eccl. 15 be ye abasshed iÌ„ the laude of 〈◊〉 Thy lorde god is myghty / in tâ—â— Soph 3 myddell of the he shall saue Sonne do nat forgette thy self Eccl 38 thyne infyrmytie / but pray vâ— the lorde / and he shall cure the. Come / and let vs retourne vâ— Hoz 6 the lorde / for he hath taken / â— heale vs / he wyll stryke / yet â—â—oure vs. which healeth the contrite in â—te / ps 146 and aswageth theyr sorow Thou shalt cal his name Iesâ— Mat. 11 shalsaue his peple froÌ„ their sâ— And Iesu wente all Galyâ—â—â— Mat 4 chyng in theyr sygnagogâ—s â—o chyng the gospell of the 〈◊〉 healyng al maner of sycknesses dyseases among the people And al the multitude preased for Luc. 6. to touche him / for vertue went out of him and healeth them all He coÌ„forted the women that was Mar. 5 dyseased with the blody slyre / sayâ—â—gr / doughter thy fayth hath saâ—â— the / go thy waye in peas / be thou hole of thy plage He sayd vnto Centuryon / go thy Mat. 8 waye / as thou hast beleued euyn â—o be it vnto the. But Iesu pceyuynge their fayth Mat. 9 â—ayd vnto him that had the palsey Be of good chere sou / thy synnes â—t forgyuen the. Also he spake vnto Symon the Luc. 7 â—arisey / by the woman that was synner / moche synne is forgyuen â—er by cause she loueth moch Iesus answered vnto the womaÌ„â—â—yth Ma. 15 euyn as thou wylte so be it â—ne vnto the. and after that hour â— doughter was hole â—e said vnto the rular of the synagoge Mar. 5 Be nat a frayde only beleuâ— He sayd vnto Martha Dyd nâ— IoaÌ„ 11. I tell the / that if thou woldest bâ—leue / yâ— shuldest se the glory of god He comforted the father of the lâ— Mar. 9 narike / sayeng If thou canst find in thyne herte to beleue / all thinge are possyble to one that beleueth He sayde vnto the blynde maâ— Mat. 9 Do ye beleue that I can doo thâ— vnto you / accordynge vnto youâ— fayth / be it done vnto you He rebuked his disciples for theâ— Ma. 16 vnbelefe / saieÌ„g O ye of lyttel faiâ— why are your myndes troubled bycause ye haue no bred He sayde vnto the woman thâ— IoaÌ„ 8. was taken in aduoutry womaâ— where be they that accused the. wyll nat condempne the / gootâ— waye and synne nomore He sayd vnto the demonyake / â— Mar. 5 home vnto thy frendes / tell thâ— how moche the lorde hath done â— the / how he had mercy on the. He dyd incourage the thefe wâ— Luc. 23 these wordes / truly I say vnto this day thou shalt be with me in padyse He coÌ„maunded zachee syttyng in Luc. 19 the sycâ—mer tree / that he shulde coâ—e downe hastely He coÌ„maunded Mathew sytting Mat. 9 at the receyte of custome that he â—â—ulde folow him By the example of the Ryotous Luc. 15 sonne / Christ sygnifyeth vnto vs the synguler fauour and excedyng â—â—ercy of his fader sayeng / whaÌ„ he was a great way of / he espied him and hastyng towarde him / embraced his necke and kyssed him As Iesu weÌ„t forth he saw a gret Mar. 6 multitude / had pite on them / for they were as shepe hauyng no shep â—erde He couraged his discyples / whaÌ„ they toke hi for a spirite / sayeng / he of good chere / it is I / be nat â—trayde Of the great fauour of god toâ—ardes vs / the remeÌ„braunce wherâ—f shall vehemeÌ„tly stirre vs agayn â—â—to the loue of so benygne a god and father ANd he hath set me at large Ps 17. he hath saued me / bycause is his pleasUre By the lorde shal the steppes of mâ— Ps 36. be directed / he shal rule his waâ— He was offred / for so was his pleâ—sure / Esa 53 hath nat opened his moutâ— whiche coueteth to haue all me 1 Tim 2 saued / and for to come vnto knoâ—lege of the trouth Mic. 7 He wyl nat sâ—d iÌ„ his furour with oâ— cause / for he enteÌ„deth mercy onlâ— Nor god wyll nat that any soâ—le 2 Re 14 shulde be lost / but he deuyseth him selfe / thynkyng howe he mâ— preserue him from perisshyng thâ— is cast awaye So / it is nat the pleasure of yoâ— Mat 18 father in heuyn / that any of the lytell on s / shuld perisshe O Hierusalem / Hierusalem / wâ—che Mat 23 kyllest prophetes / and stonâ— theÌ„ to deth that are sentâ— vnto tâ— how often wolde I haue gather thy chyldren to gyther / as a henâ— gathereth her checkyns vnder â— wynges / but ye wolde nat Facyon nat your selues accordynge Ro. 12. vnto this worlde / but be ye reformed in a new vnderstandyng that ye may fele what thyng / that good / that acceptable and perfyte â—yll of god is I wyl nat the deth of him that is Eze. 18 lyke to dye the lorde god sayth / retourne and lyue The vncleunes is habominable / Eze â–ª 4 for I wolde haue clensed the / and thou woldest nat be elensed of thy fylthy For this is the pleasure of the father Ioan 6 that sente me that of all whiche he hath gyuen me I shulde lese nothyng / but shulde rayse it vp agayne at the laste day And this is the wyll of my fader that sent me / that euery man whiche seeth the soÌ„ne beleueth on hi haue euerlastig lyfe / I wyl rayse hym vp at the last daye Father I wyll that they which shou hast giuen me / be where as I am / that they maye see my glorye
whiche thou hast gyuen me Lorde if thou wylt / thou causâ— Maâ— 8 make me clene Iesus putte for t his hande touched him / sayeng I wyll be clene what we loest thou that I shuld Luc. 18 do vnto the / and he answerd / lorâ— let me haue syght / and Iesu sayâ— vnto him / Receyue thy syght / thâ— fayth hath saued the. Lorde in thy good mynde do welâ— Ps 50. vnto Syon / that the walles of Jrusalem may be bylded Lorde thou hast couered vs witâ— Psal 5. the shylde of thy good wyll Thou hast holde my right handâ— Ps 72. baste conducted me at thy pleasure / hast receyued me with glorâ— How could any thynge abyde / oâ— Sap. 11 les it were thy pleasure Or how coulde any thynge be prâ—scrued / but yâ— it were called of the O lorde that louest soules / thoâ— sparest all bycause they are thyne ¶ Certayne examples of both thâ— testamentes / wherein it apperetâ— euydently with how gret beny gâ—te and gentylnes almyghtye god dyd comforte his seruauntes ABraham going forth froÌ„ the Gen. 12 15 17 18. lande of Aran his naturall couÌ„trey / was ladde by god / which ofteÌ„tymes dyd hi refressh coÌ„fort Loth was pÌ„serued by almyghty Ge. 19. gof from the subuersyon destrucsyon of Sodome The myserable calamyte aduer Ge. 41 syte of Ioseph in Egypte / was by god coÌ„uerted into hygh welth and prosperyte Iacob was coÌ„forted incoraged Ge. 28. by god whan he fledde frome the syght of his brother Esau God also dyd make bolde incorage Iosue 1 Iosue / sayng these wordes I wil nat leue the nor forsake the. He appered coÌ„fortably vnto â—or Exo. 3. ses kepig his shepe beig in exyle He â—edde Helyas in wyldernes 3 Re 17 by the space of iiii dayes holpe him whan he fledd was discoÌ„forted with the thretenyng of Iezabell He conforted the prophete Ezechyas 4 re 18 whan he dyd complayne of the rebukes of Sennacheris Tobe 3 He dyd also comforte Thoby Saram in their petityoÌ„ prayer He dyd meruelously comforte Iud 10 the iewes whiche wete beseged by Holoferne Dan. 3. He did meruelously by his an gell preserue and saue iii. chyldre in a byrnnyng fournate He holpe Danyell beyng in a Dan 4 dune yâ— he was nat deuored of lyoÌ„s He delyuered Susan both froÌ„ Dan. 13 rebuke and deth / other wayes thaÌ„ was her hope He did comfort the apostles with Acto 2 a comfortable ghost In lykewyse he comforted Paule Ae. 16. by a visyon And IoaÌ„ also iÌ„ thile of Pathmos Apoc. 1 Ac. 13. Luc. 1. Peter also beyng in captyuyte And also the blessed vyrgin Mary / za charia / Elizabeth / Ioseph what nede we of more There is one god which doth all 1. co 12. thyng in respecte of al creatures Iesus Christ is one / vniforme / Heb 13. yesterday / this day / and euer By christ our coÌ„fort doth encrece 2. Co. 1 Hebr. 1 which god seyng he is the light bryghtnes of Ioye / the forme fygure of his substance / berynge al thyng with one worde of his power / makyng also a purgatory of sinne and sytteth on the ryght hande of his maiestye in heuen And seyng he hath loued his seruauÌ„tes IoaÌ„ 13 in this worlde / sayeng this I haue loued you to the ende what man wyll accuse agaynste Rom. 8 the electe people of god / it is god yâ— dyd Iustice / who is he yâ— wyl condeÌ„pne / it is Iesus christ the which dyed / rose froÌ„ deth to lyfe is on the ryght hande of god / which maketh Intercession for vs. who can declare the vertue of his Eccl 18 magnytud / or who wyl take vpon him to describe the mercy of god These thynges be wrytteÌ„ that ye Io. 20 shulde beleue that Iesus Chryste is the son of god / as ye beleue so shal ye haue lyfe by the nam of god He suffered the synnes of many Esa 53 men / for their offeÌ„ces dyd entrete ¶ The prayer of Chryst for all faythfull people FAther the houre is come gloryfy Io. 17 thy sonne / the thy sonne may glorify the / as yâ— hast giuen him power ouer al flesshe / that he shulde gyue eternall lyfe / to as many as thou hast gyuen him This is lyfe eternall / that they myght knowe the only very god / whom thou hast sent Iesu Chryst I haue glorifyed the on the erthe / I haue fynysshed the worded which thou gauest me to do And now glorifi me thou fader in thine own presens / with the glorie whiche I had with the before the worlde was I haue declared thy name vnto the men / which thou gauest me out of the worlde thyne they were / and thou hast gyâ—â— them to me / they haue kept thy sayengâ— Now they haue knowen that al thyngâ— what soeuerâ— hoâ— hast gyuen me were oâ— the / for I haue gyuen vnto theÌ„ the wordes which yâ— gauest me / they haue receyued theÌ„ / haue knowen surely yâ— I cam out from the / haue beleued that yâ— dydest sende mâ— / I pray for theÌ„ / I pray nat for the worlde / but for the whiche yâ— haste gyuen me / for they are thyne / and al myne ar thyne / thyne ar myne I am glorifyed in theÌ„ / now am I no more in the worlde / but they at in the world / and I come to the holy father / kepe in thyne own name theÌ„ whiche yâ— hast gyuen me / yâ— they may be one / as we are / whyse I was w e theÌ„ in the worlde / I kept theÌ„ in thy name Those that thou gauest me haue I kepte / none of theÌ„ is lost / but yâ— lost chylde / yâ— stripture myÈt be fulfylled Now coÌ„e I to the / these wordes speke I in yâ— worlde yâ— they might haue my Ioy full in theÌ„ / I haue gyuen them thy doctryne / the worlde hath hated theÌ„ by cause they ar nat of the world tâ—en as I am â—at of the worlde / I desyre nat that thou shuldest take theÌ„ out of the world but thou kepe theÌ„ froÌ„ euyll / they ar nat of the worlde as I am nat of the worlde / saÌ„ctifye theÌ„ in thy truth / thy sayeng is very te / as thou dydest send me into the worlde / euen so haue I sent theÌ„ into the worlde / for theyr sakes saÌ„c tyfye I my self / the they also myght be sanctyfyed through the truth / I pray nat for theÌ„ alone / but for the alâ—o which shall beleue on me thorought theyr prechyng / that they all may be one / as thou father art in me / I in the / that they may be also one in vs / that the world may beleue that
hath mercâ— vpon them that feare hym / for hâ— knewe his owne creation / he rembred that we are as dust / and thâ— man is as haye All flesshe is hey / and al the glorâ— Es 40 of it lyke a floure of the felde / thâ— heye wethereth / and the floure iâ— faded / for the spiryte of the lordâ— hath blowen on it verely the people is heye / the heye is wetheretâ— â— the flour is fadyd / but the worde â—f the lorde abydeth for euermore Deu. 8. Man doth nat lyue by bread one â—y / but in euery worde whiche coâ—eth out of the mouth of god Euery worde of god is fyry / it is Prouet 30. Ps 17. â— shelde for theÌ„ that trust in him My god / hys waye is vndefyled the wordes of the lorde ar tryed in fyre / he is a defander of all that trust in him Al sayntes are in his power / they Deu. 32 that approche vnto his feete / shall receyue of his doctryne VnderstaÌ„de ye with all your her Iosu 23 us / that of all the wordes that the lorde hath promised that he wolde pforme that one shal passe in vayn Psal 144. The lorde is true in al his wordes and holy in all his workes The lorde lyfteth vp al that fal downe / easeth all that he hurte For the lorde sercheth al hertes 1. pa. 18 the perceyueth all the thoughtes of the mynde / yf thou wylte seke hiÌ„ thou shalt finde hiÌ„ / but if yâ— forsake him / he wyl cast the away for euer Seke the lorde / whyle he maâ— Esa 55 be founde / call on him whyle he iâ— at hande / let the wycked leue hiâ— way / and the vniust man his imagynations / let him retorne vut the lorde / and he wyll haue mercâ— on hym / and vnto oure god / for hâ— is great and redy to forgyue Sauour ye of the lorde in goodnes Sap. 1. symplycite of hert / seke hiâ— out for they shall fynde hym whyche do nat tempte him / and appereth vnto them which trust in hiâ— The ryche haue neded / and hauben Ps 33. hungry / but they yâ— seke yâ— lorde shal nat fayle of any good thigâ— The lorde is good to al yâ— trust iâ— Ebre 3 him / vnto the soule that will seke him The good lorde wyl be mercyfuâ— 2 pa. 30 vnto all that seke out with al theâ— hertê the lorde god of their faderâ— nor he wyll nat lay to theÌ„ any sinne bycause they be lesse sanctifycâ— And whan they wyll reuerte iâ— 1. pa 15. their trouble / wyll crye vnto thâ— lorde god of Israel / and wyll sekâ— him / they shall fynde him For theyr truste is in teir sauiour / Ecc 34 the eyes are set on him that tour him / he that dreadeth the lorde shall nat tremble nor beÌ„ aferde / for â—is hope is in him / he that feateth the lorde his soule is blessed / whan he regardeth / he also is his defeÌ„ce For the eyes of the lorde do beholde 1. pa. 26 all the erth / gyue strength vnto all that bose ue in him with a perfyte herte The eyes of the lorde are set on Ec. 34. suche as feare him / the protectour of power / the fouÌ„dation of vertu / the couer of heate / and the moone shadowe / the in treatour of offeÌ„ding / â—hâ—lpar â—â—myschaunce / exaltynge the soule / gyuyng light to the eyes â—â—uyng helth lyfe benedietion The eyes of the lorde aâ— set vpon 1. Pet. 3 the rightwyse / and his eares vnto the prayer of them Beholde the eyes of the lorde are Psa 32 vpon all that feare him / and vpon suche as truste in his mercy Taste se how the lorde is swete Ps 33. blessed is the manne that trusteth in hym Trust in god / and worke goodnes Ps 36. / and inhabytre the erth / and thou shalt fede in the ryches of it And thou shalt knowe how thy Rume 1 lorde god is a god myghty true keping couenauÌ„re and mercy to aâ— that loue him The lorde is good and coÌ„forterlâ— in tyme of trouble / wyll knowâ— all that trust in him They that trust in the lorde sâ—al Es 40 chauÌ„ge in strength / and shall hauâ— fethers as Egles / they shal ronnâ— and nat labour / they shall go / and yet shall nat faynte He that trusteth in the lorde / iâ— Prouer 16. p 146. blessed For the lorde is well contenteâ— with all that feare him / and witâ— them that trust in his mercy Euyll shall nat happen to hyâ— Eccl. 33 that feareth god / but god shal preserue him in temptacion / and delyuer him from all euyll They that feare the lorde / hauâ— Ps 113. trusted in the lorde / he is their heâ— â—er and theyr defender you that feare the lorde abyde Eccl. 2. his mercy / and do nat tourne from hym leste ye fall / ye that feare the lorde beleue hym / and your rewar â—e shall nat be frustratâ— ye that feaâ—e the lorde trust in him and mercy shall come to you at pleasure All congregatioÌ„s of people trust Ps 61. â— in bun Shede before him your hertê / god is our helpar euermore Saluation of the rightwyse is Psa 36 of god / he is their defender in the tyme of trybulation And the lorde shall helpe them and delyuer them / and shall rydde them from mysdoers / and shall saâ—e them bycause they haue trusted in him The skourges of a synner ar manyfolde / he Psa 31. that trusteth in the lorde shall be compassed with mercy Blessed be all that trust in him Psal 2. Hie. 17 That manne is cursed that truâ—eth in man / maketh flesshe his â—efence / whose herte swarueth froÌ„â—he lorde Blessed is the man that 〈◊〉 in the lorde shal be his 〈◊〉 He that trusteth in hym that Eccl. 31 nat be madâ— worse It is better to trust in the lordâ— â— 117. than to trust in man It is better to trust in the lorde than to trust in prynces He that feareth maÌ„ shal sone fal / hâ— Prouer 29. Sap. 3. yâ— trusteth in the lorde shal be holpe They that trust in him shal perceyue the truth / the faythful sha obey him in loue / for rewarde anâ— peace is vnto his electe The people se and do nat vnderstande Sap 4 / nor do remembre such thynges in their hertes / howe thâ— grace and mercy of god is vnto hâ— sayntes / regarde his electe The lorde doth nat forsake hiâ— â—â— Re. 12 people / for his great names sakâ— God wylâ— at put backe his peple Ps 93. / and wyl nat forsake his inherytaunce Truely god wyll nat gyue bâ— Ec 47 his mercy They that truste in the lorde as â—â— â— 124. hyl
of Syon shal neuer be moued 1 pa. 20 Beleue in your lorde god / and â—e shall be sure / beleue his prophetes / and all thynges shall come to passe happely The rightwyse shall lyue by his Hab. 2 fayth Abraham beleued god / it was Ro. 4. touÌ„ted vnto him for rightwysnes It is nat written for him only / that it was rekened to hym for ryghtwysnes / but also for vs / to whome it shal be counted for ryght â—â—snes / so that we beleue on him that reysed vp Iesu Chryste our lorde from death / whiche was delyuered for our synnes / dyd ryse â—â—nyne for to iustyfye vs. Now trust in Chryste Iesu / ye Ephe 2 that some tyme were ferre of / are brought uere by yâ— blode of Chryst Seyng therfore that we be iustiâ—â—â—d Ro. 5. by fayth / we haue pease with â—od through our lord Iesu Christ by whom we haue a waye in throuth fayth vnto this fauour wherein he stande reioyse in hope of the prayse that shall be gyuen of tâ— sonne of god Christ is the ende of the lawe / tâ— Roma 10. iustifye all that beleue If thou do coÌ„fesse the lorde â— su with thy mouth / and wolte bâ—leue in thy herte yâ— god reysed hiâ— from the dead / he shal be saued foâ— the beleue of the herte iustyfyeâ— to coÌ„fesse with the mouth saueth â–ª who that trusteth him / shall nâ— Esa 28 be shamed Do nat therfore lese your conâ—â—dence Heb. 10 / that is worthye greatte â— wardes For it behoueth hi that comeâ— Hebr 11 vnto god / to beleue / that he is / at that he rewardeth them that seâ— after hym He is a redemer and a sauiouâ— Dan. 6. workynge sygnes and meruaylâ— both in heuen and in erth The lorde looseth the fettcerâ— â— 145. the lorde giueth syght to the blâ—de / the lorde lifteth vp suche as fallen / the lorde loueth the ryghwyse / the lorde prescrueth strau◠〈◊〉 / he will defende the infaunt / and the wydowe / and wyll destroy the wayes of synners The lorde kepeth yâ— froÌ„ al euyll Ps 120 the lorde kepeth thy soule The lorde kepeth thy in goyng and vngoyng / from heÌ„sforth and euermore Our god / is the god of saluatiâ— Ps 67 Ps 77 Verely he is mercyfull and wyl forgyue their synnes / and wyl nat dystroye them Ps 24 All the wayes of the lorde be in mercy and truth / to them that seke his testameÌ„t / the recordes of him Ecc. 36 All the workes of the lorde are very good He loueth mercy and IugemeÌ„t Ps 32. with his mercy the erthe is replenysshed For god loueth mercy truth / Ps 83. the lorde shal gyue grace and glorye Confesse to the lorde / for he is Ps 117 good / and that his mercy is euerlastynge Israel may say now that he is good / and that his mercy is theâ—â—a stynge Blesse ye god O heuens anâ— Tho. 12 confesse vnto hem before all creatures / that he hath shewed merâ—â— vnto you / for it is good to kept sâ—crete the sacrament of a kinge buâ— to dysclose and confesse the â—â—â—kes of god / it is honorable Thou shalt knowlege and praâ—se â—e 17. god / thou shalte reioyse tu hâ—pytefulnes Ps 129 In the lorde is mercy and plentuous redemption / and he shal â—â— deme Israel / from all his 〈◊〉 tees The lorde is a pyteer and mâ—â—cy â— 441 full patient / and passyng mercâ—full The lorde is louyng vnto aâ—â—re turts / and his mercyes dâ—â—â—ced all his workes The mercyes of the lorde ar mâ—ny Thre 3 folde / for we be nat consâ—med for his pite hath nat fayled For lyke vnto his greatnes â—â— Eccl. 2. is his mercy in him The pyre of a man is but emploiâ—d Ec. 18. vnto his neyghbour / but the py â— of god â—s vnto cuery creature The mercy of god is beautefull Ercl. 35 â—â— to me of tribulation / lyke as a showre of raine iÌ„ tyme of drought Blessed be god / and the father 2. Lor. 1 of our lorde Ihesu Christe the father of mercy / and god of all consolation / whiche doth conforte vs in all our tribulation But god which is richt in mercy Ephe. 2 thorough the excedyng charitie that he bare vnto vs / whaÌ„ we were deade in synne / hathe reâ—yâ—ed vs with Christe / by whose grace ye â—e saued But after that the benignt â—â—â— TituÌ„ 3. â—â—ndeues of god our sauyoure appered to manwarde â—â— as for â—â—y dedes of ryghtwysenesse that the â—â—d done / but accordynge vnto his mercy he hath saued vs by the wel of regeneracion / and by the 〈◊〉 ynge of the holy ghoste / the whiche â—â—shed on vs had oundauntly thorough Iesu Chryst our sauyour so that we beyng ons iustifyed â— his grace / shulde be heyres of etâ—nall lyfe through hope Iam. 5. For the lorde is mercyfull an pytefull Blessed be god the father of ouâ— 1. Pet. 2 lorde Iesu Chryste / whiche thorough his habundant mercy hatâ— begotten vs agayne into lyuyngâ— hope by the resurrection of Irsâ— Christ from deth / for to enioye aâ—â—heritanÌ„ce that neuer corruptethâ— wherfore in all thynges it becaâ— â—ebr 2 hym to be made lyke vnto his brâ—thern that he might be a mercyfuâ— and a faythfull Bysshop in thynâ—ges concerniÌ„g god / for to forgyuâ— the synnes of the people How great is the mercy of thâ— â—c 17. lorde / andhis pardon / to all thaâ— to urne to him Tourne ye vnto your lorder goâ— Iohe 2 for he is kyndeâ— mercyfull / pacienâ— and of great pyte / and forgetful of malyce whiche only hath preserued yoâ— 1. â—â— 20 from all your harmes troubles Approche ye vnto him / and be Ps 34 Illumined / and your faces shal nat be shamed Tourne therfore you synners / Tob. 15 â—o tustyce in the syght of god / and beleue yâ— he hath shewed his mercy vnto you your lorde god id holy and mercyfull / whiche 2 pa. 50 wyll nat tourne his face away from you / if ye wyll reuerte vnto him It is good and acceptable in the 1 Tim 2 syght of god our sautoue / whyche wolde haue all men saued / and to come vnto yâ— know ege of the tru the / for ther is one god and one me by at or betwen god and man / that is Iesu Chryste / the man whiche gaue him selfe a raunsome for all men For we haue nat a Bysshop that Hebr. â— is vnable to haue compassyon on our in fyrmytes / but he was tempted in all thynges / in lyke maner / but yet without synne / let vs go therfore boldly vnto the throne of his grace / that we maye optayâ— mercy / and fynde fauour in tynâ— of nede For he is able to saue euerlastiâ— Heb.