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A sermon of repentance, madeA sermon of repentaunce, made
A sermon of repentance, made by John BradfordA sermon of repentaunce, made by Iohn Bradforde
Londo: printed for John Wight, 1553Londo: printed for Iohn Wight, 1553
¶A sermon of repentance made by John Bradford.¶A sermon of repentaunce made by Iohn Bradforde.
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.
Davids adultery with Bethsabe was visited on the child borne,1 on Davids daughter, defiled by her brother, and on his children one slaying another, on his wives defiled by his own son, on him self driven out of his realm in his old age, and otherwise also, although he most heartily repented his sin: but we are more dear unto god than David, ⟨image 29⟩which yet was a man after gods own hart, or else we could not but tremble, and begin to repent.
Dauids adultrie with Bethsabe was vysyted on the chylde borne,1 on Dauids daughter, defyled by her brother, and on hys chyldren one slaying another, on hys wyues defyled by hys owne sonne, on him selfe dryuen out of hys realme in hys olde age, and otherwise also, although he most hartely repēted his sinne: but we are more dere vnto god thē Dauid, ⟨image 29⟩whiche yet was a man after gods owne hart, or els we could not but tremble, and begynne to repent.
- 12. kin. 11 xij. xiij. xvi. xv