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. iij. Sondaye after Easter daye The fyrste pystel of peter the. ij. chapyter. C.

MOst dere beloued brethren I beseche you as straungers & pylgrymes / abstayne frō flesshly lustes / which fyght agaynst the soule & se that ye ha¦ue honest cōuersacyon amōge the gētyles that they whiche backbyte you as euyl doars may se youre good workes & prayse god ī the daye of visytacyon / submyt your selues vnto al maner ordinaūce of mā for the lordes sake / whether it be vnto the kynge as vnto the cheyfe heed / other vnto the rulers / as vnto thē that are sent of hym / for the punysshemēt of euyl doars / but for the laude of thē that do well / for so is the wyl of god / that ye put to silence the ignoraūcye of the folysshe mē / as free / & nat as hauyng the liber tye for a cloke of malycyousnes but euen as the ser∣uaūtes of god / honour al men / loue brotherly fely∣shyp feare god and honour the kynge / seruauntes obey your maysters with all feare / nat onely yf they be good and courteous / but also thoughe they be frowarde / for it commeth of grace in Chryst iesus our lorde.

¶ The Gospel on the. iij. Sonday after Easter∣day the. xvi. chapyter of Iohan. D.

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IEsus sayd to his discyples after a whyle ye shall nat se me & agayne after a whyle ye shall se me. for I go to the father / thē sayde some of hys discyples betwene thē selues / what is this that he sayth vnto vs. After a whyle ye shal nat se me / and agayn after a whyle ye shall se me / & that I go to the father. They sayde therfore what is this that he sayth after a whyle / we can nat tell what he sayth. Iesus {per}ceaued that they wold axe hym / & sayd vnto thē. This is it that ye en¦quyre of bytwene your selues / that I sayde after a whyle ye shal nat se me / & agayne / after a whyle ye shal se me. Uerely verely / I say vnto you / ye shall wepe & lament / and the worlde shal reioyce / ye shal sorowe / but your sorowe shall be turned to ioye / A woman whē she trauayleth hath sorow / bycause her houre is come / but as soone as she is delyuered of the chyld / she remēbreth nomore the anguyss he. for ioy that a man is borne in to the worde. And ye now are in sorowe / but I wyl se you agayn / And your hertes shal reioyse / and youre ioye shal no man take from you.