¶ The Gospel on tewisdaye in the Easter weke. The. xxiiij. chapiter of Luke. F.
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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 hym selfe stode ī the myddes of his discyples & sayd vnto thē peace be with you. And they were abas∣shed & a frayde / supposynge that they hadde sene a spyryte / And he sayde vnto thē. Uvhy are ye••••ou∣bled / & why do thoughtes a •…•…se ī your hertes / beholde my handes & my fete that it is euen my selfe handle me and se / for spiry∣tes haue not flesshe & bones as ye se me haue / & whē he had thus spokē he shewed thē his hādes & his fete and whyle they yet byleued nat for ioy / & wōdred / he sayde vnto thē / haue ye here any meate / & they gaue hym a pece of a broyled fysshe / and of an hony come be / and he toke it and eate it before them / & he sayde vnto them. These are the wordes whiche I spa∣••e vnto you / whyle I was yet with you that al must
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be fulfylled whiche were wrytten of me in the lawe of Moyses / and in te prophetes / and in the psal∣mes. Thē opened he theyr wyttes / that they myght vnderstāde the scriptures / and sayd vnto thē / th{us} is it wryttē / & thus it behoueth christ to suffre / & to ryse agayne from deth the. iij. day. And the repentaun∣ce and remission of synnes shulde be preached ī his name among al nacions.