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 Symon and Iudes day. The. viij. Chapiter to the Romayns. E

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BRothren we knowe well that al thynges workes for the best vn∣to them that loueth god whiche also are called of purpose for tho¦se which he knew before / he also ordeyned before that they shulde be lyke fassyoned vnto the shape of his sone / that he myght be the fyrst begoten sone amōg many brothren. Moreouer which he apo∣ynted before / them also he called / & whiche he called thē / also he iustifyed / which he iustyfyed / them he also glory∣fyed. Uvhat shall we thē saye vnto these thynges / if god be on our syde / who can be agaynst vs / which spared nat his owne sone but gaue hym for vs all / howe shall he nat with hym gyue vs al thynges also. Uvho shal laye any thynge to the charge of goddes chosen? It is god that iu¦styfyeth / who then shall condempne It is Chryst which is deed / ye rather whiche is rysen agayne whiche is al∣so on the ryght hande of god / land maketh intercessyon for vs / Uvho shall sperate vs frō godes loue. Shal try∣bulacyō? or anguyshe / or persecucyon / other hōgre? other nakednes? other parell other swerde: as it is writtē / for thy sake are we kylled al day lōge & are counted as shepe appoynted to be slayne. Neuertheles in al these thynges we ouercome / strōgely thorowe hys helpe that loued vs ye and I am suer that neyther deth neyther lyfe / nor An∣gell / nor rule / neyther power / neyther thynges present /

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nor thynges to come / neyther heeth / neyther lowth / ney∣ther any other creature shal be able to departe vs from goddes loue / whiche is in Christe Iesus our Lorde.

¶ The Gospell on Symon and Iudes daye the. xv. Chapiter of Iohan. C.

IEsus sayde vnto his discyples. This I commaunde you that ye loue to gyther / yf the worlde hate you / ye knowe that it hated me before it hated you / yf ye were of the worlde / the worlde wolde loue you / his owne bycause ye are nat of the world but I haue chosen you out of the world / therfore hateth you the worlde. Remember my sayinge that I sayde vnto you / the seruaunte is nat greater then his lorde / if they haue persecuted me / so wyl they perse∣cute you / if they haue kepte my sayinge / so wyll they kepe yours / but al these thynges wyl they do vnto you / for my namis sake bicause they haue nat knowen hym that sēte me. yf I had nat come & spoken vnto them / they shulde haue had synne / but nowe haue they nothynge to cloke theyr synne / with all. He that hateth me / haeth my father yf I had nat done workes amōgeth whiche none other mandyd / they had natte sene but nowe haue they sene / & yet haue hared both me and my father / euen that the say∣inge myght be fulfylled that is written ī theyr law They hated me without a cause.