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. xviij. Sōdaye after Trinyte sonday / the. i. pystel to the Corinth. & the fyrst cha. A

BRothrē I tanke my god alwayes on your behalfe for the grace of god which is gyuē you by Iesus Chryst / the m••al thynges ye are made riche by hym / in al lernynge & ī all lernyng & in al knowledge euē as te Testimony of Ies{us} christ was confyrmed in you / so that ye are behynde in no∣gyfte / and vayte for that aperyng of our lorde Iesus Chryste whiche shal strenght you vnto the ende that ye may be blamelesse ī that day of our lord ies{us} christ

¶ The Gospel on the. xviij. sonday after Trinyte sonday The. xxij. chapiter of Mathewe. D.

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THe Pharyses wēt vnto Iesu s / & one of thē which was a doctour of the lawe / asked hym a question / tē∣ptyng hym & sayeng. Mayster whiche is the great cōmaundemēt in the law? Iesus sayd vnto hym thou shalt loue thy lord god with al thyne arte / with al thy soule & with al thy mynd this is

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the fyrste & that greatest cōmaūdemēt / & there is ano¦ther lyke vnto this. Thou shalt loue thy neyghbour as thy self. In these two cōmaūdymētes hange al the law & the {pro}ohetes / Uvhyle the Pharyses were gathe red to gyther iesus asked thē sayeng. Uvhat thynke ye of Chryste? Uvhose sone is he / they sayd vnto hī / the sone of Dauid. He sayd vnto thē. Howe thē doth Dauid in spirite call hym lorde sayēg. The lord sayd to my lorde / syt on my ryght hande tyll I mak thyne enemyes thy fote stole / if Dauid called hī lorde / howe is he then his sone? & none of thē could answere hym agayne one worde. Neyther durst any mā from that day forthe aske hym any mo questyons.