The exposicion of Daniel the prophete gathered oute of Philip Melanchton, Iohan Ecolampadius, Chonrade Pellicane [and] out of Iohan Draconite. [et] c. By George Ioye. A prophecye diligently to be noted of al emprowrs [and] kinges in these laste dayes

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The exposicion of Daniel the prophete gathered oute of Philip Melanchton, Iohan Ecolampadius, Chonrade Pellicane [and] out of Iohan Draconite. [et] c. By George Ioye. A prophecye diligently to be noted of al emprowrs [and] kinges in these laste dayes
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Joye, George, d. 1553.
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[Emprinted at Geneue [i.e. Antwerp :: By the successor of A. Goinus]],
1545. In Auguste.
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Bible. -- O.T. -- Daniel -- Commentaries.
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But he shall worship in his owne kingdom the god Mayzim / euen the god whom his fathers neuer knewe / him shal he honour withe gold and syluer / perte / and gemmis / and withe other preciouse ornaments.

Mayzim / signifieth stronge defences as bulworks and castels. This god May zim / which oure fathers as Abraham / I∣saac ye prophetes & the apostles with our fathers in the primitiue chirches neuer knewe / is it which the shauen anticristes of late haue made and fayn themselues euery daye to make it / which sleighthy leger de maine (say they) no aungel nor yet marye herself cannot do / but onely ye popis false anoynted Anticrystis. This their stronge god and castell Mayzim / is not onely their owne made God / but also all their rytes / cerem▪ lawes / doctrynes / tradiciōs with their transsubstanciaciōs

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all their lyinge prophane papistrye / false worship and idolatry belonging ther vnto Brede in scripture is the most strong staf∣e (as Moses and the prophetes call it) wherwith man is sustained and norished Mayzimis a made mighty god of and in ondre temples. The arke and the temple of god were called Maysa / that is / their strong castell or tower / as it is afore sayd But Mayzimin ye plural nowmber signi∣fieth yet more stronger thinges then they all / euen their most strongest helpe and holde whereby anticrystis kingdom think themselues to be for euer defended & pre∣serued. For as long as their Mayzim in misses with their adpertinences maye stonde thei thinke their kingdoms inex∣pugnable. So longe as they maye holde styll their hyghe honor and priuilege in making their vnmighty Marzi / thei dout not but to stonde faste and sewer ayenste god and cryste and his gospell. The Ie∣wes hauing to greate a confidence in the arke (& yet was it made by gods precept and so is not Mayzim) caryed it forth into the bataill ayenst the Philistens calling it the God of the Hebrewes / as they call Mayzim the god of the crystians / suppo∣sing therby to haue had the victorie / but the arke was taken and they miserable

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slayne / for to miche trustinge in their al∣to weak Mayzim not instituted for siche ententis. What perels / plages bataill so∣res sykenesses wether fyer feare we / but a non the makers of Mayzim causse their misses to be song and sayd / yea and May∣zim in a maske muste be caryed about in processions for helpe & defence. But cryst instituted not his holy souper into these endes and vses. Make fast (my masters) youre mustye and mistye Mayzim with your misses / for if ye lese him in this your bataill and cōtencion ayenst cryste / sewr∣ly ye lese the strongest hold ye haue. If he fall / youre kingdom is in the duste. Dout∣les his legges be broken. For the aungell affirmed it / and Daniel sawe before his fete to be made and bakt but of britle bak∣kery / his bodye therfore now reseth and staggerth. Make miche of / and hold fast youre golde and syluer / youre preciouse stones and so ryche iewels begged to or∣nowerne to honor and to magnifie May∣zim / and all for youre owne aduauntage. For the tyme drawth faste on that youre selues and youre god Mayzim shall lese all / yea you shall lese Mayzim to. This is and shall come to passe / where and when the very vse and firste institucion of the lordis souper shalbe restored to crystis or∣dinance

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/ and youre prophane popish mis∣ses be abolisshed / as they be well minis∣shed and put downe now in many places with the abbeys. Some expositors call Mayzim the god of strength or the most strong god of anticryst / because he shalbe defended mayntained and strengthened by the most strong weapens as by swerde fyer / water / and by the strong powers of ye most mighty emprours / kinges and secu∣lare armes / & also of & by ye most subtyle crafty lerning and studye of the popisshe preistis deuilish doctours of lawe / blody bisshops / and cruell cardinals. And of ye most fraudlent foxes the holy hypocri∣ts / euen the mischeuo{us} monkis and fyer∣e fryers. Of which it foloweth in the text sayinge.

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