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The Newe Testament dylygently corrected and compared with the Greke by Willyam Tindale, and fynesshed in the yere of our Lorde God A.M.D. & xxxiiij. in the moneth of Nouember.
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- The Newe Testament dylygently corrected and compared with the Greke by Willyam Tindale, and fynesshed in the yere of our Lorde God A.M.D. & xxxiiij. in the moneth of Nouember.
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After this I loked / and beholde a dore [ A] was open in heven / and the fyrste voy∣ce which I harde / was as it were of a trompet talkinge with me / which said: come vp hydder / & I will shewe the thynges which must be fulfyllyd here after. And immediatly* 1.1 I was in the sprete: and beholde a seate was put in heven and one sate on the seate. And he that sat was to loke apō like vnto a iaspar sto¦ne / and* 1.2 a sardyne stone: And there was a ray∣ne bowe a boute the seate / in syght lyke to an [ B] Emeralde. And aboute the seate were .xxiiii. seates. And vpon the seates .xxiiii. elders syttinge clothed in whyte rayment / and had on their heddes crounes of gold.
And out of the seate proceded lightnynges / and thundrynges / and voyces / and there wer vii. lampes of fyre / burninge before y• seate / * 1.3 which are the vii. sprettes of God. And befo∣re the seate there was a see of glasse lyke vnto cristall / and in the myddes of the seate / and ro¦unde aboute the seate / were iiii. bestes full of [ C] eyes before and behynde. And the fyrste best* 1.4 was lyke a lion / the seconde best lyke a calfe / & y• thyrde beste had a face as a man and the fourthe beste was like a flyingeegle. And the iiii. bestes had eche one of them vi. wynges aboute him / and they were full of eyes with in. And they had noo reste daye nether nyght sayinge: holy / holy / holy / lorde god almyghty / which was / and is / and is to come.
And when those beestes gave glory and ho¦nour [ D] and thankes to him that sat on the seate
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which lyveth for ever & ever: the xxiiii. elders fell doune before him that sat on the trone / and worshipped him that lyveth for ever / and caste their crounes before the trone say∣inge: thou arte worthy lorde to receave glory / & honoure / and power / for thou haste created all thinges / and for thy wylles sake they are / and were created.
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* 1.1
Rayne•• bowe.
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* 1.2
The secō¦de fygure
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* 1.3
Seuen lampes.
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* 1.4
Foure bestes.