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A04694 A compendyouse somme of the very Christen relygyon gathered faythfully out of holy scripture: necessary for all them that rede the olde and new Testament. Tra[n]slated by George Joye the yere of our lorde. M.D.xxxv. in Septembre.; Summa totius sacrae scripturae. English. Joye, George, d. 1553. 1535 (1535) STC 14821; ESTC S104982 4,595 18

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workꝭ the workes of our fleshe vtterly renounced mought serue hym frely in ryghtwysnes holynes all our lyfe lōg by good workes which God hath prepared that we shuld walke in thē declaryng our selues certaynly to be called vnto thys fauour whyche workes who so haue thē not he sheweth him selfe to haue no fayth in Christ. ¶ Unto whom we muste drawenye and with a glad mynde folowe hym that he myght teche vs for he is our master bothe myld homble in herte It is he that is our ensample of whō we ought to lerne the forme rule to lyue well He is also our hyghest preste and bishop that is to saye our herdman dilygently waytyng and lokyng vpō vs vysytyng vs to fed● faythfully louyngly with hys worde he is our onely medyatour which now sitteth at y e ryght hād of God y e father praying incessauntly for vs which doutelesse will obtayne what so euer we aske of the father by hym or in hys name so longe as we thus askynge beleue that he wyll graūt it vs for so hath he promised Let vs not therfore doute all be it at any tyme we be synners to steppe forthe and come nyghe vnto hym with confidence trust with a lyuely constāt fayth beleue to obtayne mercy grace For doubtlesse therfore is he come euen to saue synners nether doth he ask any thyng els of vs thā that we shulde boldely go vnto hym ¶ This same verely is christ Jesus whiche after that he hath with the breath of hys mouth slayne y ● synfull man he shall sit into hys gloryouse maiestye to iudge all men to rewarde euery man accordyng as he hath here lyued in hys owne body whether it be good or euyll sayīg vnto them that shall stande at hys ryght hand Come ye blessed chyldren of my father possede you thys kyngdom prepared for you from the begynnyng of the worlde But vnto thē which shalbe at his left hād shall he say auoyde fro me ye cursed go into y t fyre euerlastynge whiche is prepared for the deuyll hys aungels Then shall there be an ende of thys worlde he shall delyuer the kyngdō vnto God the father the kyngdom is here takē for the hole nomber of the elect ¶ To thentente we myght knowe thys thyng the holy scripture in the Byble by the goodnes of God thorow hys holy spirit is left geuen vs y t we mought know I saye beleue that ther is but one God for all alone suffycyent Jesus Christ whō he hath sent vs so that we thus beleuynge mought haue in the name for the glorye of hym lyfe euerlastyng ¶ Besydys this grounde foundacion of all Christen relygyon there maye noman laye any other ye and saynt Paul desyreth hym to be accursed separated from God that wyll preche any other fayth saluaciō then thorow Jesus Christ only all be it he were an aungell out of heuē ¶ For of hym by hym in hym are all thynges vnto whō with the father holy gost be honour glorye for euer euer Amen ¶ Come vnto me all you y t labour are oppressed with the heuy burdē of synne I shall ease refreshe you ¶ Imprynted at London in Fletestrete by John̄ Byddell dwellyng at the sygne of the Sonne An. M.D. .xxxv. ¶ Cum Priuilegio Regali God Deut. vi i. Timo. ii Gene. xvii Exod i. xv Genesis i. Psal. iii. Exodi iii. Jeremi ix Roma ix i. Cori. xii Roma ix Esaie xiv Jere. xviii The cre●cion of ●an Genesis i. Sapien. ii Roma v. Synue Ephesi ii Chryst was promysed vnto vs. Genesis iii xii xxvi v xxviii Habre ii The old newe Testament the law Exo. xi● ●●● Rom. iii. v. Deu. xxvii Galat. iii. Hebr. ● Mat. xvii Joan. i ▪ Chryst our sauiour is come Luce. ii Galat. iiii Ephesy i. Roman v ▪ Tit● iii. Ephesi ii Roma v. Joan. i. Esai liii i. Joan. ii ii Petri. ●i Luc. i. Hebreo ii The lāb sacrifyed vp for vs. Our peace Roma v. Joā iii. vi Fayth i. Timot. i. i. Joan. iii. ii Cori. i. ● The holy gost Charite i. Cori. xiii Justificacyō or ryghtwysmakynge Hebreo ● ii Corin. v Tit. i Good workes our sanctificacyon 〈…〉 Ephe. ●●● Math. x●●●● xxiii Chryst 〈◊〉 oure master Joan. xviii Ephes. v 〈…〉 i. Petri. ii Hebr. iiii 〈…〉 〈…〉 Medyatour alone Hebr. xii i. Joan. ii Roma vi Joan. xiiii Hebr. iiii Joā xiiii v Mat. xxi c. Mar. xi c. i. Timot. i. Mat. x●● The iugement ii Thes. ii ii Corin. v Mat. xxv Lyfe euerlastynge i. Corin. xv ii Petri. i. Joan. xvi● xx i. Corin. ii● Galat. i. Roma ii Matth. xi
¶ A compendyouse Somme of the very Christen relygyon gathered faythfully out of holy scripture necessary for all them that rede the olde and new Testament ¶ Thys is my derely beloued sonne for whose sake onely I am apeased hym se that ye heare and obaye Esai xlij a. Mat. xiij b. iij. c. xvij a. Mar. j. b. ix a. Luc. iij. d. ix e. ij Pe. i. c. ¶ Trāslated by George Ioye the yere of our lorde M.D.xxxv In Septembre Fyrst of all the holy Byble wrytē techeth vs y t there is but one God almyghty for all alone sufficyent hauynge nether begynnynge nor endynge which of his owne mercyable goodnes with his worde created all thynges of whome all thynges procede withoute whom there is no thyng he is iuste and mercyfull it is he that worketh all thinges in euery thynge accordynge vnto hys godly wyll vnto whō it is not laufull to saye wherfore doist thou thus or thus ¶ Furthermore it is to be knowen and constantly to be beleued this same our God almyghty to haue had created Adam the fyrst man according vnto the ymage and symylitude conceyued in his mynde and to haue had constytute hym the lorde ouer all the creatures in the erth The whiche Adam thorow the enuy of the deuyll dysobaying the precept of his maker became fyrst of all men synner brought in synne into thys worlde yea such one and so greuouse a synne that we all which haue ben brought forth and begotē of hym after the flesshe be subiectes bond men to synne to deth damnacyō redacte and captyued euē vnder the tyrānouse yoke of the deuyll It is also to be ꝑfitly knowē and stedfastly to be beleued that of God the father oure sauyour Jesus Chryste hys sonne was promysed vnto y e sayd Adam vnto Abraham Isaac Jacob Dauyd and vnto the other fathers to delyuer them from synne and from the tyrannye of the deuyll not only them but vs also as many as lyke thē with a perfayte and lyuely fayth truste and cleaue vnto thys promyse and vnto this same Jesu Chryst whyche hope beleue to obtayne this delyueraunce is of hym and thorow hym only Thys promyse is often tymes repeted and reherced in the bokes of the olde Testament ye euē that same olde Testament is the very self couenaunt and promis none otherwise then this called the new testamēt techeth vs y ● same promys now to be fulfylled ¶ But yet whyle this helth deliueraūce then promised was wayted loked for of the fathers the lawe wherby synne myght be knowen was geuen For verely such is the nature dysposycyon of man that not onely he cannot but also he wyll not acknowledge confesse hym self to be a synner namely that same synner whyche hath nede of this so holy holsom a promyse The lawe therfore was geuē of God wherby men myght knowe what thyng synne is ye that thē selues to be very synners seyng them selues with glad redy will whiche God requyreth to do nothyng that the lawe cōmaundeth but rather with an euyll wyll without loue but constrayned there vnto by fere of hell payne which the lawe threteneth saying Cursed be he that is not permanēt whole fast cleuyng vnto the commaundementes of the lawe to performe thē in very dede Thys law therfore I saye was geuē that therby synne and the malyce of mannes hert once knowen mē shuld the more feruētly thyrste for the cōmyng of Christ which shuld redeme them frō theyr synnes as it was fygured vnto the Jewes by dyuerse ceremonyes oblacyons sacrifyces prescribed set forth of God before theyr eyes not that these thinges shuld take away theyr synnes but that they shuld admonysshe and teche them to be taken away in tyme to come by fayth by that sauyng helth promysed in Chryst which ceremonyes oblacyons c. are now abolysshed gone by the cōmyng of Christ which is y e very sacrifyce oblacyō only y t apeaced the fathers wrath toke awaye all synne ¶ At the last we are taught by the bokes of the new Testamēt which are the second part of the Bible that Christ then promised figured in y ● olde Testamēt was sent vs of the father at the tyme determyned appoynted with hym self that is to wete euē when all iniquyte and synne most aboūded flowed ouer all He was not sent for that any man by hys owne good dedys had deserued his commyng for all were synners but because he beyng so trew of hys promyse wolde geue vs the plentuouse ryches of his grace fauour which he had promysed vs. In y e new testamēt therfore it is playnly entreted wrytē that Jesus Christ the very lambe veryly offred vp is come to reconcyle vs vnto our father paying vpō the crosse y e paynes dewe for our synnes to delyuer vs oute of the bondage of the deuyll whō we serued in synne to get vs to be the chyldern of God geuyng vs the very peace trāquyllyte of mynd that hence forthe we fere no more hell whiche fere is put awaye by fayth confydēce ferme adsured trust whiche out father geueth vnto vs allewryng drawyng vs vnto his sonne For fayth is the gyft of God whereby we beleue Chryst to haue had comen in to thys world to saue the synners which fayth is of such power of so grete effycacy y t who so haue it they wyll couer desyre to do performe accordyng to y e ensample of Christ all the offyces and dedys of charyte For fayth once receyued God geueth hys holy spirit by whom he cōseygneth and marketh all that beleue whiche spirit is the pledge as ye wold say the ernest peny certifying vs to possede that lyfe eternall ye and he testifyeth vnto our herte spirit graffyng ther into suche a fayth that we are sure and certyfyed that we be the chyldern of God y e spirit powrynge therwith into our inward man y t same charite loue which Paule descrybeth setteth forth vnto the Corynthiās For thys faythis sake confydence in Christ which is effectuouse by charite shewyng herselfe clerely in y ● wor●●s of loue excytyng and mouyng man vnto them For this same fayth ꝭ sake I saye are we iustyfyed that is to saye the father of Christ which also is become out father thorow Christ our brother rekeneth vs for ryghtuouse for hys owne chyldern of hys owne mere mercy and graciouse fauour not imputyng vnto vs our synnes ¶ And to cōclude with fewe wordes ye shall knowe that Christ is now come to thentent y t we thorow hym pourged puryfyed from our synnes that is to saye consecrated into the vse of the father to serue hym in good