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BIBLIA
The Bible/ that
M. D. XXXV.
S.Paul. II.Teſſa.III.
S.Paul Col.III.
Joſue I.
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BIBLIA
The Byble: that
M. D. XXXV.
S.Paul. II.Theſſal.III.
S.Paul. Colloſſ.III.
Joſue.I.
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The new teſtament.
The goſpell of S Mathew.
The epiſtles of S. Paul.
The epiſtle vnto the Romaynes.
The firſt and ſeconde epiſtle of S. Peter.
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The goſpell | ||
The goſpell of
S. Marke. | ||
The fyrſt Chapter. | ||
A Mal 3.a Mat.11.b Luc.7.c Eſa.40.a Mat.3·a Luc.3.a Iohā.1.b |
[1] [8]THis is the begynnyn[-]
ge of the goſpell of Jeſus Chŗiſt the ſon[-] ne of God, [2] as it is wŗyttē in the pŗophe[-] tes. Beholde, J ſen- de my meſſaūger be- foŗe thy face, which ſhal pŗepare thy waye befoŗe the. [3] The voy- ce of a cryer is in the wyldernes: Pŗepare the waye of the LORDE, make his pathes ſtraight. | |
Iohā.3.d |
[4] Jhon was in the wyldernes, and bapty-
ſed, and pŗeached the baptyme of amend- ment, foŗ the remyſſion of ſynnes. [5] And the- re wente out vnto him, the whole londe of Jewry, and they of Jeruſalem, and were all baptyſed of him in Joŗdan, and knowle- ged their ſynnes. | |
Mat.3.a Mat.3.b Luc.3.c Iohā.1.c |
[6] Jhon was clothed with Camels heer,
and with a lethŗon gerdell aboute his loy- nes, and ate locuſtes and wylde hony, [7] and pŗeached, and ſayde: There commeth one after me, which is ſtronger then J: befoŗe whom J am not woŗthy to ſtoupe downe, and to lowſe [ye] latchet of his ſhue. [8] J bap[-] tyſe you with water, but he ſhal baptyſe you with the holy gooſt. | |
Mat.3.b Luc.3.c Iohā.1.d Some reade: *Jn whō J am pa[=] cified. |
[9] And it happened at the ſame tyme, that
Jeſus came out of Galile from Naʒareth, and was baptyſed of Jhon in Joŗdan. [10] And as ſoone as he was come out of the water, he ſawe that the heauens opened, and the gooſt as a doue cōmynge downe vpon him. [11] And there came a voyce from heauē: Thou art my deare ſonne, *in whom J delyte. | |
B Mat.4.a Luc.4.a |
[12] And immediatly the ſpŗete dŗoue him in[-]
to wyldernes: [13] and he was in the wylder[-] nes fourtye dayes, and was tempted of Sa[-] | |
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of S. Marke. Fo. xvi. | ||
than, and was with the wylde beeſtes. And
the angels myniſtred vnto him. | ||
[14] But after that Jhon was taken, Jeſus
came in_to Galile, and pŗeached the goſpell of the kyngdome of God, [15] and ſayde: the ty[-] me is fulfylled, and the kyngdome of God is at hande: Amende youre_ſelues, and beleue the goſpell. | Mat.4.b Luc.4.b | |
[16] So as he walked by the ſee of Galile, he
ſawe Symon and Andŗew his brother, caſ- tinge their nettes in the ſee, foŗ they were fy₍ſʒ₎hers. [17] And Jeſus ſayde vnto thē: Folowe me, and J wil make you fy₍ſʒ₎hers of mē. [18] And immediatly they left their nettes, and fo- lowed him. | Mat.4.c Luc.5.a Iere.16.c Eze.47.b | |
[19] And when he was gone a lytle further
from thence, he ſawe James the ſonne of Ʒebede, and Jhon his bŗother, as they were in the ſhyppe mendynge their nettes. [20] And anone he called them. And they left their fa[-] ther Ʒebede in the ſhyppe with the hyŗed ſer[-] uauntes, and folowed him. | ||
[21] And they wente in_to Capernaum, and
immediatly vpon the Sabbathes, he entred in_to the ſynagoge, and taught. [22] And they were aſtonnyed at his doctryne: foŗ he taught them as one hauynge power, and not as the Scrybes. | Luc.4.d Iohā.2 b Mat.7.c | |
[23] And in their ſynagoge there was a man
poſſeſſed with a foule ſpŗete, which cried [24] and ſayde: Oh what haue we to do with the, thou Jeſus of Naʒareth. Art thou come to deſtroye us? J knowe that thou art euen [ye] holy one of God. [25] And Jeſus repŗoued him, and ſayde: holde thy tonge, and departe out of him. [26] And the foule ſpŗete tare him, and cried with a loude voyce, and departed out of him. [27] And they were all aſtonnyed, in[-] ſo_moch that they axed one another amon- ge thē_ſelues, & ſayde: What is this? What new lernynge is this? Foŗ he cōmaundeth the foule ſpŗetes with power, and they are obedient vnto him. [28] And immediatly the fa[-] me of him was noyſed rounde aboute in the coaſtes and boŗders of Galile. | C Luc.4.d | |
[29] And foŗth with they wente out of the ſy-
nagoge, and came in_to the houſe of Symō and Andŗew, [we] James and Jhon. [30] And Sy[-] mons mother in lawe laye, & had the feuers, and anone they|tolde him of her. [31] And he ca[-] me to her, and ſet her vp, and toke her by [ye] hande, and the feuer left her immediatly. And ſhe myniſtred vnto them. | Mat.8.b Luc.4.d | |
[32] At euen whan the Sonne was gone
downe, they bŗought vnto him all that we- re ſick and poſſeſſed, [33] and the whole cite was gathered together at the doŗe, [34] and | Mat.8.b Luc.4.c | |
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he healed many that were diſeaſed with dy-
uerſe ſickneſſes, and caſt out many deuels, and ſuffred not the deuels to ſpeake, becau- ſe they knew him. | ||
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[35] And in the moŗnynge befoŗe daye, he aro[-]
ſe, and wente out. And Jeſus departed in_to a deſerte place, and pŗayed there. [36] Peter alſo and they that were with him, folowed after him. [37] And whan they had founde him, they ſayde vnto him: Euery man ſeketh the. [38] And he ſayde vnto them: Let us go in_to the next townes, that J maye pŗeach there alſo, foŗ therto am J come. [39] And he pŗeached ī their ſynagoges, in all Galile, and dŗoue out the deuyls. | |
Mat.8.a Luc.5.b Marc.7.d and 9.a Leui.14.a |
[40] And there came vnto him a leper, which
beſought him, and kneled befoŗe him, & ſayde vnto him: Yf thou wilt, thou canſt make me cleane. [41] And it pitied Jeſus, and he ſtretched foŗth his honde, and touched him, and ſay- de: J wyll, be thou cleane. [42] And whā he had ſo ſpoken, immediatly the lepŗoſy departed frō him, and he was clenſed. [43] And Jeſus foŗ- bad him ſtrately, and foŗth_with ſent him awaye, [44] and ſayde vnto him: Take hede, that thou ſaye nothinge to eny man, but go thy waye, and ſhew thy_ſelf vnto the pŗeſt, and offre foŗ thy clenſynge what Moſes com- maunded, foŗ a wytneſſe vnto them. [45] But he whan he was departed, beganne to ſpeake moch of it, and made the dede knowne: in_ſo[-] moch that Jeſus coude no moŗe go in_to the cite openly, but was without in deſerte pla- ces, & they came vnto him fŗō all quarters. | |
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A Mat.9.a Luc.5.c Iohā.5.a |
[1] [3]ANd after certayne dayes he wente
agayne vnto Capernaum, and it was noyſed that he was in [ye] houſe. [2] And immediatly there was gathered a greate multitude, in_ſo_moch that they had no row[-] me, no not without befoŗe the doŗe. And he ſpake the woŗde vnto thē. [3] And there came vnto him certaine, which brought one ſicke of the palſye boŗne of foure. [4] And when they coude not come nye him foŗ [ye] people, they vncouered [ye] rofe of [ye] houſe where he was. ... | |
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