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 Pystell on the fyft Sonday after the vtas of the Epiphanye. The thyrde Chapiter to the Colossyans. B.

BRethren / now as elect of god / holy and beloued / put on tender mercy / kyndnes / humblenes of mynde / me∣kenes / long suffryng / forbering one on ather / yf any man haue a quarell to another / euen as Chryst forgaue you / euen so do ye / aboue all these thynges put on loue / whiche is the bond of perfect∣nes / and the peace of good rule in youre hertes / to the whiche peace ye are called in one body / and se they be thankful: let the worde of Chryst dwel ī you plenteously in al wysdome teche and exorte your owne selues in Psalmes and Hymnes: and spyry∣tual songes: whiche haue fauour with them syn∣gyng in your hertes to the lorde: & all thynges what so euer ye do in worde or dede: do in the name of the lorde Iesu: gyuyng thākes to god to father by hym

¶ The Gospell in the. v. Sondaye after that vtas of Epyphanye the. xiiij. Chapiter of Mathewe. G.

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IEsus sayde vnto his disciples. The kyng∣dome of heuen is ly∣ke vnto a man whi∣che sowed goode se∣de in his felde: but whyle men slept: the∣re came his foo: and sowed tares a∣monge the wheate and went his way. Uvhen the blade was spronge vp: and had brought forth fruyte them appered the tares al∣so. The seruauntes came to the householder:

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& sayde vnto hī. Syr sowedest nat thou goode seede in thy close / frō whense thē hathe it tares / he sayde to thē the enuyous mā hath done this. Thē the seruaun ces sayd vnto hym. Uvylt thou thē that we go & ga∣ther thē & he sayd nay / lest whyle ye go about to wede oute the tares / ye plucke vp also with thē the wheate by the rotes let bothe grow togyther tyl haruest com¦and ī tyme of heruest / I wyl saye vnto my reapers / gather ye fyrste the tares / and bynde thē yn sheues / to be brēt / but gather the wheate in to my barne.