A13203:1258
[The Pentateuch]
printed by Hans Luft i.e. Johan Hoochstraten, 1530
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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.
Moreover besides daily corrupting of other mens wives and open who: edom / unto what abominations to filthy to be spoke off hath their voluntary chastity brought them?
Moreouer besydes dayly corruptinge of other mens wyues and open who: edome / vnto what abominacions to fylthye to be spoke off hath their voluntarye chastite broughte them?
And as for their wilful obedience what is it but the disobedience & the diff•aunce hath of all y• laws of god & man: in so much that if any price begin to execute any law of man upon them / ⟨image 239⟩they curse him unto the bottom of hell & proclaim him no right king & that his lords ought no longer to obey him / and interdict his common people as they were heathen turks or saracens. And if any man preach them gods law / him they make an heretic and burn him to ashes. And in stead of gods law and mans / they have set up one off their own imagination which they observe with dispensations.
And as for their wilfull obediēce what is it but ye disobediēce & the diff•aūce h•th of all y• lawes of god & mā: in so moch yt yf any price begīne to execute any law of mā vppō thē / ⟨image 239⟩they curse him vnto the botom of hell & proclayme him no right kinge & that his lordes ought no longerto obaye him / and interdite his comen people as they were hethē turkes or saracenes. And yf any man preache them gods lawe / him they make an heretike and burne him to asshes. And in steade of gods lawe and mans / they haue sette vpp one off their awne imaginacion which they obserue with dispensacions.