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Rheims Douai [1582], THE NEVV TESTAMENT OF IESVS CHRIST, TRANSLATED FAITHFVLLY INTO ENGLISH out of the authentical Latin, according to the best corrected copies of the same, diligently conferred vvith the Greeke and other editions in diuers languages: Vvith Argvments of bookes and chapters, Annotations, and other necessarie helpes, for the better vnderstanding of the text, and specially for the discouerie of the Corrvptions of diuers late translations, and for cleering the Controversies in religion, of these daies: In the English College of Rhemes (Printed... by Iohn Fogny, RHEMES) [word count] [B09000].
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Mt.Mr.Lu.Io.
1The preface mouing the Reader to receiue Christ, being the æternal Vvord of God, the life and the light.THE 1 PART, conteining the Infancie of Christ and the time that he liued obscurely.
1The Angel telleth Zacharie of the conception of Iohn Baptist, Christs Precursor: and Elizabeth conceiueth him.
1The same Angel doing his message to the B. Virgin, Christ is incarnate in her wombe.
1Our B. Ladie visiteth Elizabeth: and Iohn Baptist is borne, and circuncised.
1The Angel telleth Ioseph that his vvife is vvith childe by the Holy Ghost.
13The genealogie of Christ.
2The birth of Christ in Bethlehem, and his circuncision.
2The Sages come from the East, and adore Christ.
2Christ is presented in the Temple: vvhere Simeon and Anna prophecie of him.
2Ioseph vvith the childe and his mother, fleeth into Ægypt: and returneth to Nazareth.
2Iesus being sought of his parents, is found in the Temple among the Doctors.
313Iohn the Baptist preacheth and baptizeth, preparing al to receiue Christ: and among other, Christ is baptized of him.The 2 part, conteining the tinie of the preparati&obar; toward his manifestation.
414Christ fasteth fourtie daies, and is tempted in the vvildernesse.
1Iohn giueth testimonie of Christ to the legates of the Ievves, to the people, and to his ovvne disciples.
2Christ vvorketh his first miracle, turning vvater into vvine at a mariage.
3In the feast of Pasche he casteth out the biers and sellers in the Temple, insinuating to the Iewes his death and resurrecti&obar;.THE 1. PASCHE.
3He teacheth Nicodemus by night: and baptizeth in Iurie by the ministerie of his disciples. vvherevpon a question is moued to Iohn about their tvvo baptismes.
1463Iohn Baptist is put into prison for reprehending Herods incestuous aduoutrie.
44After Iohns emprisonment, Christ returning into Galilee by Samaria, talketh vvith the Samaritane vvoman.The 3 part, from the time that he began (Mat. 4, 12 & 17.) to manifest him self, by preaching and miracles.
4He healeth a lordes sonne of an ague.
414He preacheth in Galilee, and vvaxeth very famous.
415He calleth foure disciples out of the boate, and they folovv him.
14He healeth one possessed of a diuel, in the Synagogue.
814He cureth Simon Peters mother in lavv, & many sicke persons.
89He refuseth three that offer to folovv him.
848He appeaseth the tempest on the sea.
858He healeth tvvo possessed of diuels in the countrie of the Gerasens, and permitteth the diuels to enter into svvine.
925He healeth the sicke of the palsey, being let dovvne through the tiles.
He calleth Matthevv from the custome house, and disputeth vvith Iohns disciples and the Pharisees of fasting.
958He raiseth the Archisynagogs daughter, and cureth her that had a fluxe of bloud.
9He healeth tvvo blinde, and one possessed.
5He healeth him on the Sabboth day that lay at the Probatica and had been diseased 38 yeres.THE 2 PASCHE.
1236He confuteth the Pharisees being offended that his disciples bruised the eares of corne on the Sabboth.
12He refelleth the Pharisees being offended because he cured the vvithered hand on the Sabboth.
5.6.36He chooseth the 12 Apostles: and maketh that diuine sermon
7called Sermo Domini in monte, the Sermon of our Lord in the mount, conteining the paterne of a Christian mans life.
815He cureth a leper.
87He healeth the Centurions seruant.
7He raiseth the vvidovves sonne at Naim.
117 9Iohn sendeth out of prison his disciples vnto Christ.
7He forgiueth M. Magdalens sinnes, preferring her much before the Pharisee that despised her.
12311He healeth him that had a deafe and dumme deuil, and refuteth the blaspheming Pharisees.
12311.8He preferreth the obseruers of Gods vvord before carnal mother and brethren.
1348The parable of the sovver.
134The parables of the cockle, of the seede grovving vvhen men sleepe, of the mustard seede, and of the leauen.
13The parables of the treasure hid in the field, of the pretious stone, and of the nette.
1364Teaching in Nazareth, he condemneth it of incredulitie.
9.1068.He sendeth the tvvelue Apostles to preache.
1469Iohn is beheaded, and the fame of Iesus commeth to Herods eares.
14696He feedeth 5000 men vvith fiue loaues.
1466He vvalketh vpon the sea, and so maketh Peter also to doe.
6He reasoneth of Manna, and of the true bread from heauen.THE 3 PASCHE.
157He reprehendeth the Pharisees for cauilling at his disciples because they did eate vvith vnvvashed handes.
He healeth the daughter of the vvoman of Canaan.
7He cureth a man that vvas deafe and dumme.
158He feedeth 4000 vvith seuen loaues.
168He reiecteth the Pharisees that asked a signe, and biddeth his disciples bevvare of their leauen.
8He healeth a blinde man in Bethsaida.
1689The time that he vvil passe out of this vvorld, novv dravving nigh, he maketh Peter, for confessing him to be Christ, the Rocke vpon vvhich he vvil build his Church, promising to giue him the keies of heauen, and vvithal foretelleth, that he must suffer in Hierusalem, and that al must be ready to suffer vvith him.The 4 part, from the time that he began (Mat. 16, 21) to foretel to his Disciples, that he must goe & suffer in Hierusalem.
179The Transfiguration.
He casteth out the diuel vvhich his disciples could not cast out, commending vnto them fasting and praier.
179He paieth the didrachmes for him and Poter, after that Peter had found astater in the fishes mouth.
1899His disciples contending for Superioritie, he teacheth humilitie.
189He threateneth the scandalizers of litle ones.
18He teacheth vs to forgiue our brother sinning against vs.
19097Leauing Galilee he goeth into Iurie, and the Samaritanes vvil not receiue him.The 5 part, of his going into Ievvrie toward his Passion.
17In that iourney he healeth the ten lepers.
7He teacheth in the Temple in the feast of Scenopégia, that is, of Tabernacles.
8He absolueth the vvoman taken in aduoutrie, teacheth in the Temple, and goeth out of their handes that vvould haue stoned him.
9He restoreth sight to him that vvas borne blinde.
10He reasoneth of the true Pastor and his sheepe.
10He sendeth the 70 disciples, and they returne. The parable of the Samaritane and the vvounded man. Martha entertaineth Iesus.
11He teacheth the maner and force of praier, and reprehendeth the preposterous cleannesse of the Pharisees.
12He teacheth not to feare them that kil the body onely, to cast avvay the care of riches by the parable of him that thought his barnes to litle, and that the faithful seruant vvil alwaies expect the comming of his lord and maister.
13He threateneth them, vnles they doe penance, shewing Gods patience by the fruitles figtree that vvas suffered to stand one yere more. He healeth the crooked vvoman, teacheth the vvay to heauen to be narrovv.
14He healeth him that had a dropsie, on the Sabboth: and teacheth them to renounce al things in comparison of him.
10In the feast of Dedication he goeth out of their handes that vvould haue stoned him.
15The parables of the lost sheepe, of the grote, and of the prodigal sonne.
16The parable of the vniust bailife.
191016Of the indissolubilitie of matrimonie.
16The riche glutton and Lazarus.
17Vvo to scandalizers. The force of faith euen to the mouing of trees vvith a vvord.
18Of the Pharisee and the Publicane that vvent to pray.
191016He imposeth or laieth his handes vpon litle children, and exhorteth a yong riche man to forsake al and become perfect.
20The parable of the vvorkemen hired into the vineyard.
11He raiseth Lazarus, and the Iewes c&obar;sult hovv to destroy him.
201019He foretelleth his death, and denieth the request of Zebedees tvvo sonnes, as king the tvvo cheefe places about him.
18He healeth a blinde man before his entring into Iericho.
19Zachæus the Publicane entertaineth Christ, The parable of the ten poundes deliuered to ten seruants.
2010He healeth tvvo blinde men as he goeth out of Iericho.
261412At a supper in Bethánia, Marie povvred ointment vpon him.
21111912Riding vpon an asse he entreth gloriously into Hierusalem.PALME sunday. The 6 part, conteining the holy weeke of his Passion in Hierusalem.
2112He healeth the lame and the blinde, and Gentiles desire to see him.
211119He curseth the figtree, and casteth the biers and sellers out of the Temple.
211119To his enemies the Ievves, he auoucheth his povver by Iohns
20Baptisme vvhich vvas of God, and foretelleth their reprobation, vvith the Gentils vocation in their place, by parables: as the parable of the tvvo sonnes, the one promising to doe, the other doing his fathers commaundement.
211220The parable of the vineyard let out to husbandmen that killed both the seruants and the sonne sent to require fruite.
22The parable of the king that made a mariage for his sonne, inuiting ghests to the feast, and they vvould not come.
221220He ansvvereth their question of paying tribute to Cæsar, and the Sadducees question of the Resurrection.
2212He ansvvereth the Pharisees question, of the greatest commaundement.
221220He putteth them to silence vvith this question concerning Christ, hovv he could be Dauids sonne.
231220He biddeth them doe as the Scribes teach, but not as they doe.
1221He extolleth and preferreth the poore vvidovves offering.
241321He foretelleth to some of his Disciples, the destruction of the Temple and of Hierusalem: and by that occasion, vvhat things shalbe before the consummation of the vvorld, and Antichrist in the consummation, and then incontinent Domesday, vvarning vs to prepare our selues against his comming.TVESDAY night.
25By the parable of the ten Virgins, & the parable of the talents,

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he shevveth, hovv it shal be at Domesday vvith the Faithful that prepare, and that prepare not them selues: and vvithout parables, that they vvhich doe not good vvorkes, shal be damned.

261422Iudas bargaineth vvith the Ievves to betray him. and tvvo of his disciples prepare the Paschal lambe.TENEBRE vvenesday.
13At the supper he vvasheth his Apostles feete.MAVNDY thursday.
261422He instituteth the Sacrifice of his body and bloud in the B. Sacrament.
26142213He foretelleth that one of the Tvvelue shal betray him (appeasing their contention for the superioritie) and that they shal al deny him.The 4 Pasche.
14His sermon after supper.
17His prayer to his father.Al THVRSDAY night & GOOD FRIDAY.
26142218The storie of his Passion and burial, from thursday at night, til
27152319the next day at euentide.
28162420He riseth the third day,EASTER DAY.
1620appeareth first to Marie Magdalene.
28Then to the other vvomen.
24Then to Peter. ver. 34. then to the tvvo disciples going into Emmaus. ver. 15.
2420Then to the disciples gathered together in a house at Hierusalem,
16vvhen he entred the doores being shut, and gaue them povver to remit and reteine sinnes.
20Then, vpon Lovv-Sunday, to the disciples likevvise gathered together, and Thomas among them.LOVV SVNday.
21Then, at the sea of Tiberias, to Peter & the rest that were fishing. vvhere he committeth his sheepe to Peter.
2816Then, to the disciples vpon a mount in Galilee: giuing them commission to preache and baptize through out the vvhole vvorld.
24Then in Bethánia, vvhere he promiseth to send the holy Ghost (bidding them tarie in the meane time in Hierusalem)ASCENSION day.
1624and so blessing them, Ascendeth into heauen.

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Rheims Douai [1582], THE NEVV TESTAMENT OF IESVS CHRIST, TRANSLATED FAITHFVLLY INTO ENGLISH out of the authentical Latin, according to the best corrected copies of the same, diligently conferred vvith the Greeke and other editions in diuers languages: Vvith Argvments of bookes and chapters, Annotations, and other necessarie helpes, for the better vnderstanding of the text, and specially for the discouerie of the Corrvptions of diuers late translations, and for cleering the Controversies in religion, of these daies: In the English College of Rhemes (Printed... by Iohn Fogny, RHEMES) [word count] [B09000].
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