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It is Christ's will to convey thee away from sin, from the world, from the devil, and from hell, and to take thee to his grace into the eternal paradise, though all creatures were against thee.
Miles Coverdale — Remains of Myles Coverdale, Bishop of Exeter (Parker Society; Cambridge: University Press, 1846), Treatise on Death, First Book, ch. XXVI "Preparation concerning ghostly matters," ~p. 80
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Miles Coverdale, Remains of Myles Coverdale, Bishop of Exeter (Parker Society; Cambridge: University Press, 1846), Treatise on Death, First Book, ch. XXVI "Preparation concerning ghostly matters," ~p. 80 (archive.org) - Remains of Myles Coverdale, Bishop of Exeter (Parker Society; Cambridge: University Press, 1846), Treatise on Death, First Book, ch. XXVI "Preparation concerning ghostly matters," ~p. 80
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