¶ The Gospell on my∣delēt Sondaye. the. vi. chapiter of Iohan. A
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Here begynneth the pystles and gospels, of euery Sonday, and holy daye in the yere
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- Here begynneth the pystles and gospels, of euery Sonday, and holy daye in the yere
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- The yere of our lorde. M.D.xxxviij. [1538]
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IEsus went his way ouer the see of Galyle nye to a cyte called ti∣berias / and a greate multytude folo∣wed hym / bycause they had sene the myracles that he dyd on thē whiche were dyseased. Iesus went vp in to a mountayne / and there he sate with his discyples / & Easter a feast of the
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Iewes was nye. Then Iesus lyft vp his eyes and sawe a great company com vnto him and sayd vnto Philyp. whēse shall we bye breade that these myght eate. This he sayde to proue hym / for hī selfe knew what he wold do. Phylyp answered hym. Two hō∣dred peny worth of breade are nat sufficient for thē that euery man myght haue a lytell. Then sayd vn∣to hym one of his discyples. Andrew Symō peters brother. There is a lade here / which hath fyue bar∣ley loues / and two fysshes but what is that amonge so many / Iesus sayd / make the people to syt downe there was moke haye in the place. And the men sate downe / ī nombre aboute fyue thousāde. Iesus toke the breade & gaue tankes. And gaue to the discyples And his disciples / to thē that were set downe. And lykewyse of the fysshes / as moche as they wold / whē they had eatē ynoughe he sayd vnto his disciples ga¦ther vp the broken meate that remayneth that no∣thyng be last. They gathered it togyther / and fylled twelue basketes with the broken meate of the fyue barley loues / whiche broken meate remayned vnto thē that had eten. Thē those men when they had se∣ne the myracle that Iesus dyd / sayde. This is of a trueth / the prophet whiche shal come ī to the worlde