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Seven godly and learned sermons preachedSeuen godly and learned sermons preached
Seven godly and learned sermons preached by the Reverend Father in God John Ivel, late bishop of Salisbury. Never before imprintedSeuen godly and learned sermons preached by the Reuerend Father in God Iohn Iuel, late bishop of Salisburie. Neuer before imprinted
London : Impensis G. Bishop, 1607
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
They had the same Christ, the same Saviour and redeemer that the Apostles had. For saith S. Paul, 1Jesus Christus, heri, hodie, & semper, Christ, is for yesterday, this day, and for ever. One Christ served for all the world. Otherwise most miserable were we, & in most wretched condition were all such as either now live, or have lived sithence the time of Christ. For we never saw Christ in the flesh, we never beheld his body, we were never conversant with him on the earth. But Christ hath told us by S. Thomas, 2Beati qui non vident & credunt, blessed are they that believe and have not seen, blessed are they that see not, and yet believe. These things be for our great comfort. For although we never saw Christ with our eyes, though he was never conversant with us, as he was with his Apostles, yet have we through him the same salvation that the Apostles had, we have him our redeemer and Saviour as they had him.
They had the same Christ, the same Sauiour and redéemer that the Apostles had. For saith S. Paul, 1Iesus Christus, heri, hodie, & semper, Christ, is for yesterday, this day, and for euer. One Christ serued for all the world. Otherwise most miserable were we, & in most wretched condition were all such as either now liue, or haue liued sithence the time of Christ. For we neuer saw Christ in the flesh, we neuer beheld his bodie, wee were neuer conuersant with him on the earth. But Christ hath told vs by S. Thomas, 2Beati qui non vident & credunt, blessed are they that beleeue and haue not seene, blessed are they that sée not, and yet beléeue. These things bée for our great comfort. For although we neuer saw Christ with our eyes, though he was neuer conuersant with vs, as he was with his Apostles, yet haue wée through him the same saluation that the Apostles had, wée haue him our redéemer and Sauiour as they had him.
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