Exhortatio. I.: The first exhortation of H.N. to his children, and to the famelye of loue. by him newlye perused, and more distinctlye declared. Translated out of Base-almayne into English.
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Exhortatio. I.: The first exhortation of H.N. to his children, and to the famelye of loue. by him newlye perused, and more distinctlye declared. Translated out of Base-almayne into English.
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Niclaes, Hendrik, 1502?-1580?
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[Cologne :: N. Bohmberg,
1574?]
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The X. Chap.
A Thankes-geeuinge to the Lorde / to be sayde after our Repast.
My beloued Children / and thou Fannelye of Loue: when yee now haue eaten and dronkē / and {reversed ;}accordinge to your necessarye-behoofe; are resonablie satisfied: then laude and thanke alwayes the Lorde / for all his Goodnes / which hee is daylye shewinge on you / and on all the Children of Loue. and saye eauen-thus: [ A]
THanke thea Lorde / which liueth euerlastinglie / and prayse Hym for all the Guiftes of his Goodnes. For with hisb Woorde of Life / feedeth hee daylie our Soules / in the Seruice of his Loue: And geeueth our naturallc Manhode his Foode and Ciothing / as also all what is needfull for vs.
2. Therfore praise our God / and extoll his holie Name: for his Great-mightynes endureth for euer∣more. Amen.
3. Wee thanke and pralse thee / O Lorde God hea∣uenlie
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Father / O thou true God; for all thy Good∣nes. For thy Blessinge is alwayes ouer vs / in thy Howse of Loue / and thou guydest vs {reversed ;}Therin; with thyd Right-hand.
4. In the-same Howse / thou reloyeest also our Soules / with thye Woord / and fatiffiest our Bodyes with thy Foode.
5. Wheare is-ther then such af God / as our God of Loue / which is so Almightie: and such a God ser∣uice / as the mostholie God-seruice of his Loue / which is so louelie / and teacheth vs so vprightlie?
6. Laude / g Houour / Prayse / and Thankesgeeuing / be to that God euerlastinglie / which hath {reversed ;}out of his bountifull Goodnes; prepared all this for vs: and geeueth vs ther-to his euerlastingeh Lyfe / Amen.