Here begynneth the pystles and gospels, of euery Sonday, and holy daye in the yere

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Title: Here begynneth the pystles and gospels, of euery Sonday, and holy daye in the yere
Publication: [Imprinted at Rowen :: S.n.],; The yere of our lorde. M.D.xxxviij. [1538]
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¶ The Pystel on saynt Laurēce daye / the. ij. Py¦stel to the Corynthyans. The. ix. cha. B

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BRethrene / he which sowethe lytell / shal reepe lytell / & he that sowethe plēteously shall reepe plēteously / & let euery man do ac∣cordyng as he hath purposed ī his herte not grudgyngly / or of necessyte / for god loueth a chereful gyuer. God is able to make you ryche ī all grace / that ye ī all thynges hauynge sufficiēt vnto the vtermost may be ryche vnto all maner good wor¦kes / as it is wrytten. He hath sparsed a brode / & ha∣the gyuen to the poore his ryghteousnes remayneth for euer. He that fyndeth the sower sede shal myny∣stre breade for fode and shall multyply your sede / & encrease the fruytes of your ryghteousnes.

¶ The Gospel on saynt Laurence daye. The. xij. chapyter of Iohan. D.

IEs{us} sayed vnto his discyples. Uerely verely I say vnto you / excepte the wheathe corne fal into the groūde & dye / it bydethe alone. yf it dye it bryngethe fort moche fruyte. He that loueth his lyfe shall destroye it / & he that

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hathethe his lyfe ī this worlde / shall kepe it vnto the lyfe eternal yf any mā minystre vnto me / let hym fo∣lowe me & where I am / there shall also my mynyster be / and yf any man mynystre vnto me / hym wyl my father honoure whiche is in heuen.