The prophete Jo[na]s with an introduccion be[for]e teachinge to vnderstande [hi]m and the right vse also of al [th]e scripture, and why it was [wr]itten, and what is therin to [be] sought, and shewing where[wi]th the scripture is locked vp [tha]t he whiche readeth it, can [not] vnderstonde it, thoughe he [stu]dye therin never so muche: & [aga]ine with what keyes it is [so o]pened, that the reader can [be st]opped out with no sotiltie [or] false doctryne of man, from the true sense & vderstandynge therof..

The prophete Jo[na]s with an introduccion be[for]e teachinge to vnderstande [hi]m and the right vse also of al [th]e scripture, and why it was [wr]itten, and what is therin to [be] sought, and shewing where[wi]th the scripture is locked vp [tha]t he whiche readeth it, can [not] vnderstonde it, thoughe he [stu]dye therin never so muche: & [aga]ine with what keyes it is [so o]pened, that the reader can [be st]opped out with no sotiltie [or] false doctryne of man, from the true sense & vderstandynge therof..

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Other Authors: Tyndale, William, d. 1536 (tr.)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
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Published: [London : s.n., 1537?]
Series:Early English books online.
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Jonah, > (Biblical prophet) > Early works to 1800.
Bible. > O.T. > Jonah. > English. > 1537 > Commentaries > Early works to 1800.
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