The most sacred Bible, whiche is the Holy Scripture conteyning the Old and New Testament / translated into English, and newly recognised with great diligence after most faythful exemplars, by Rychard Taverner.

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The most sacred Bible, whiche is the Holy Scripture conteyning the Old and New Testament / translated into English, and newly recognised with great diligence after most faythful exemplars, by Rychard Taverner.
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[London] :: Prynted at London in Fletestrete at the sygne of the Sonne by John Byddell, for Thomas Barthlet,
M.D.XXXIX. [1539]
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¶ Election
  • Our election is by grace, and not by wor∣kes. Ro .ix .c .xi. a
  • Fewe are elect or chosen. Mat .xx. b .xxii b
  • We are elect of God ye father, thorow his good wyl .i. pet .i. a, before the constitucion of the world, that by ye grace & meryte of Christ we shold haue helth, seruyng al men by cha∣ryte. Iohn̄ .xv .c. Eph .i. a .ii. Tes .ii. d
  • The elect can not be accused, for as moche as God iustifyeth them. roma .viii. f
¶ Enemyes
  • Loke in ye loue of vs towarde our enemies.
¶ Enuye
  • Enuy ought to be put out frō all mē. gal .v d .i. pet .ii. a. Pro .xiiii. d. & the enuyous mē. pro .xxiii. a, for it bryngeth vs to pouerte. {pro} .xxviii d, to folye: Sapi .vi. d: and doth persecute his neyghbour: an exēple in Saul, which thrugh enuy persecuted Dauid .i. reg .xviii. b: in ye Phi¦listines, which thorow enuy stopped the wel∣les of the seruaūtes of Abraham. Gen .xxvi .c in Rachel agaynst Leah. Ge .xxx. a, in ye chyl∣dren of Iacob agaynst Ioseph. Ge .xxxvii. b, in the sacrifyers of the tēple against Christ. mat .xxvii. b. Agaynst this saynct Paul sayth: that charyte enuyeth not .i .cor .xiii. b
¶ Eucharistia.
  • How Eucharistia is ordeined of god .i .co .xi .c Wherof loke vpon this worde supper.
¶ Excommunicacyon
  • Excōmunicacyon, is the seperacyon and re∣iection from the assemble of oure Lorde Iesus Christ, which thinge is done by the church a∣gaynst open & obstinate synners. Math .xviii. b
  • The maner of Paul for excōmunicacion .i .cor .v. b .ii. Corinth .ii. b.
  • He that is excōmunicate ought not to be re¦puted as an enemy, but as a brother .ii .ces .iii .c
  • We ought to eschew him that is excōmuni¦cate after the fyrst and secōd correctiō. tit .iii c The reason why Paul dyd excōmunicate .i. Timo .i. d.
  • They that cōfessed Christ, were thrust out of the Synagoge, that is, were excōmunicate Iohn̄ .ix. e
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