A13203:1251

[The Pentateuch]

Name: [The Pentateuch]
Author: William Tyndale

William Tyndale d. 1536printed by Hans Luft i.e. Johan Hoochstraten, 1530

[755] p. : ill. · 174k words · STC 2350 · ESTC S1193

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Book Numbers › ¶ A prologue into the fourth book of Moses / called Numeri.Book Numbers › ¶ A prologe into the fourth boke of Moses / called Numeri.

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¶ A prologue into the fourth book of Moses / called Numeri.

¶ A prologe into the fourth boke of Moses / called Numeri.

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¶ A Prologue in to the fourth book of Moses / called Numeri.

¶ A Prologe in to the fourth boke of Moses / called Numeri.

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IN the second and third book they received y• law. And in this .iiij. they begin to work and to practise. Of which practi•ynge ye see many good ensamples of unbelief & what freewill doth / when she taketh in hand to keep the law of her own power without help of faith in the promises of god: how she leaveth her masters carcasses by the way in the wilderness and bringeth them not in to the land of rest. Why could they not enter in? Because of their unbelief Hebr .iij. For had they believed / so had they been under grace / and their old since had been forgiven them / and power should have been given them to have fulfilled the law thenceforth & they should have been kept from all temptations that had been to strong for them. For it is written

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¶ A prologue into the fourth book of Moses / called Numeri.

¶ A prologe into the fourth boke of Moses / called Numeri.

¶ A Prologue in to the fourth book of Moses / called Numeri.

¶ A Prologe in to the fourth boke of Moses / called Numeri.