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i. Cor. xv.
At the Buriall.
If I tell them, they are moe in noumb°e then the ƒande when
I wake vp, I am p°eƒent with thee.
Wilt thou not ƒley the wicked, O God? departe from me,
ye bloude thri¥ie men.
Fo° they ƒpeake vnrighteouƒly again¥e thee : and thyne enemies
take thy name in vaine.
Dooe not I hate them, O Lo°d, that hate thee? and am not I
greued with thoƒe that ryƒe vp again¥ thee?
Yea I hate them righte ƒo°e, euen as thoughe they were
myne enemies.
Trye me, O God, and ƒeeke the grounde of myne harte :
p°oue me and examine my thoughtes.
Looke well if there be any way of wickednes in me, and
leade me in the waye euerla¥ing.
Glo°y to the father, &c.
As it was in the beginning, &c.
Then ƒhall folowe this le±on, taken out of the xv. Chapter to the
Co°inthians, the fir¥e Epi¥le.
Hriste is riƒen from the dead, and become the fir¥
fruictes of them that ƒlepte. Fo° by a man came
death, and by a man came the reƒurreccion of the
deade. Fo° as by Adam all dye: euen ƒo by Chri¥ ƒhal al be
made aliue, but euery manne in his owne o°d°e. The fir¥e
is Chri¥e, then they that are Chri¥es, at hys comming.
Then commeth the ende, when he hath deliuered vp the
kyngdome to God the father, when he hath put downe al
rule and al autho°itie and power. Fo° he mu¥ reygne til he
haue putte al his enemies vnder his feete. The la¥e enemie
that ƒhal bee de¥royed, is death. Fo° he hath putte all
thinges vnder his feete. But when he ƒayeth al thinges are
put vnder him, it is manife¥e that he is excepted, whiche
dyd putte all thinges vnder him. When all thynges are
ƒubdued vnto hym, then ƒhall the ƒoonne alƒo hymƒelfe bee