¶ The Gospel on wytson sondaye the. xiiij. chapy¦ter of Iohan. E.
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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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- Bible -- Liturgical lessons, English -- Early works to 1800.
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IEsus sayde vnto his disci∣ples yf any mā loue me / & wyll keape my sayenges. My father also wyl loue hī & we wyl com vnto hym & wyll dwell with hym. He that loueth me nat / ke∣peth nat my sayenges / and the wor∣des whiche ye heare are nat myne but the fathers whiche sent me / This ha∣ue I spoken vnto you / beyng yet presēte with you / ••ut the conforter whiche is the holy ghost (whome
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my father wyll gyue in my name) shall teache you all thynges / and brynge all thynges to your remem¦braunce / what so euer I haue tolde you / Peace I leaue with you / my peace I gyue vnto you / nat as the world gyueth / gyue I vnto you / let nat your har¦tes be greaued / neyther fere ye / ye haue herd how I sayd vnto you. I go & come agayn vnto you / yf ye loued me ye wolde verely reioyce / bycause I sayde. I go vnto the father / for the father is greater thē. I And now haue I shewed you before it cō / that whē it is come to passe. ye myght byleue. Hereafter wyll I nat talke many wordes vnto you / for the cheyf ru¦ler of this worlde commeth & hath naught ī me / but that the worlde may know that I loue the father / & as the father gaue me cōmaundement / euē so do I.