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The solace of the soul against the bitter storms of sickness and death greatly…The solace of the soule agaynst the bytter stormes of sycknes and deathe greatly…
The solace of the soul against the bitter storms of sickness and death greatly encouraging the faithful, patiently to suffer the good pleasure of God in all kind of adversity, newly set forth in English by Thomas Becon.The solace of the soule agaynst the bytter stormes of sycknes and deathe greatly encouragynge the faythfull, paciently to suffer the good pleasure of God in all kynd of aduersite, newly set forth in Englysshe by Thomas Becon.
Imprinted in Loudon sic : In Pauls church yard at the sign of the Hill by Wyllyam Hill, and are to be sold at the west side of pauls under Peter college by John Casse, Anno. M.D.XLUIII. 1548Imprynted in Loudon sic : In Pauls churche yarde at the sygne of the Hyll by Wyllyam Hyll, and are to be solde at the west syde of pauls vnder Peter college by John Casse, Anno. M.D.XLUIII. 1548
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.
There shall be also a general resurrection of the flesh, namely that all they that are dead, shall rise again, some to everlasting life, & some to everlasting pain & damnation. John v. And they y• shall live & remain until the coming of one lord Jesus Christ, they shall be changed in the twinkling of an eye at the time of the last trumpeth .i. Cor. xv. For the trū pet (saith Paul (shall blow, and the dead shall rise uncorruptible, & we shall be changed. for the corruptible body must put on uncorruptibilite and this mortal body must put on ⟨image 28⟩immortality. Cor. xv. At the last is there also one everlasting life, John xvii. which all they shall receive that believe on Jesus Christ. John. vi. and steadfastly abide in good works seeking praise, honour, and immortality. Roma. ii.
Ther shalbe also a general resur rectiō of the fleshe, namely that all they that ar dead, shall ryse agayne, some to euerlastynge lyfe, & some to euerlasting paine & dānatiō. Iohn v. And they y• shall lyue & remayne vntyll the cōming of one lord Iesu Christ, they shalbe chaunged in the tīkeling of an eye at the tyme of the last trūpeth .i. Cor. xv. For the trū pet (sayth Paul (shal blow, and the dead shall ryse vncorruptible, & we shalbe chaūged. for the corruptible body must put on vncorruptibilite and this mortall body must put on ⟨image 28⟩immortalitie. Cor. xv. At the last is ther also one euerlysting lyfe, Iohn xvii. which al they shal receiue that beleue on Iesu Christe. Iohn. vi. and stedfastly abyd in good workes sekynge prayse, honour, and immortalitie. Roma. ii.
This is the sum of my belief yea & a true Christ belief, through the which faith all righteous live Aba. ii. And without the which belief no man may please god. Hebr xv. Therefore must the everlasting God be blessed, that our of his immeasurable mercy and grace hath given us this through Jesus Christ Ephe. ii. To whom with the father and the holy ghost be praise, honour, and glory, for evermore.
Thys is the summe of my beleefe yea & a trew Christe beleefe, thorow the whych faythal rightuouse lyue Aba. ii. And without the which belyefe no man may please god. Hebre xv. Therfore must the euerlastyng God be blessed, that our ofr hys immesurabl mercy and grace hath gyuen vs thys thorowe Iesu Christe Ephe. ii. To whom with the fafather and the holy ghost be prayse, honor, and glory, for euermore.
AMEN.
Apoca. Be faithful unto the death and I will give the the crown of life.
Apoca. Be faythfull vnto the death and I wyll gyue the the crowne of lyfe.
¶Imprinted at London in Pauls church yard at the line of the Hill by William Hill, and are to be sold at the West side of pauls under Peter college by John Case.
¶Imprynted at Loudon in Pauls churche yarde at the lygne of the Hyll by Wyllyā Hyll, and are tobe solde at the West syde of pauls vnder Peter college by Iohn Casse.