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Bishops' [1568], The. holie. Bible. conteynyng the olde Testament and the newe (Imprinted... by Richarde Iugge [etc.], LONDON) [word count] [B08000].
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The .iij. Chapter. 1 The conseruation and assuraunce of the ryghteous. 7 The rewarde of the faythfull. 11 Who are miserable. A   


1   But the soules of the ryghteous are in the hande of God, ∧ there shal no torment touche them.


2   In the syght of the vnwise they appeared to die, ∧ their ende is taken for miserie,


3   And their departyng from vs to be vtter destruction: but they are in rest.


4   For though they suffer payne before men, yet is their hope full of immortalitie.


5   They are punished but in few thinges, neuerthelesse in many thinges shal they be well rewarded: for God proueth th&ebar;, and findeth them meete for hym selfe.


6   As golde in the furnace doth he trye them, and receaueth them as a burnt offeryng: and when the tyme commeth they shalbe loked vpon. B   


7   They shall shyne and runne through as the sparkcles among the stubble.


8   They shal iudge the nations and haue dominion ouer the people: and their Lorde shall raigne for euer.


9   They that put their trust in him shall vnderstande the trueth, and such as be faythfull shall perseuer with hym in loue: for his saintes haue grace ∧ mercie, and he hath care for his elected.


10   But the vngodly shalbe punished accordyng to their owne imaginations, for they haue dispised the righteous, and forsaken the Lorde.


11   For who so dispiseth wisdome and note nurture he is note vnhappy, and as for the hope of such it is but vayne, their labours vnfruitfull, and their workes vnprofitable.


12   Their wyues are vndiscrete, and their children most vngodly.


13   Their offpryng [or progenie] is cursed: Wherfore blessed is the barren that is vndefiled, which hath not knowen the sinnefull bed, she shall haue fruite in the visitation of soules, C   


14   And the gelded which with his handes hath wrought no vnrighteousnesse, nor imagined wicked thinges agaynst God: for vnto hym shalbe geuen the speciall gyft of fayth, and the most acceptable portion in the temple of God.


15   For glorious is the fruite of good labour, and the roote of wisdome shall neuer fade away.


16   As for the children of adulterers they shall not come to a perfect ende, and the seede of an vnryghteous bedde shalbe rooted out.


17   And though they lyue long, yet shall they be nothyng regarded, and their last age shalbe without honour.


18   If they dye quickly they haue no hope, neither comfort in the day of inquirie.


19   For horrible is the ende of the vnryghteous generation.
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Bishops' [1568], The. holie. Bible. conteynyng the olde Testament and the newe (Imprinted... by Richarde Iugge [etc.], LONDON) [word count] [B08000].
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