¶ The Gospell at hye masse on Chrystmas day / the fyrst chapyter 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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IN the begynnyng was the worde / & the worde was with god / and god was the worde. The sa¦me was in the begyn∣nynge with god. All thynges we∣re made by it: and without it was made nothynge that was made In it was lyfe: and the lyfe was the lyght of men: and the lyght shyneth in the darknes and the darknes comprehēdeth it nat. There was a mā sent frome god: whose name was Iohn̄ The same came as a wytnes: to beare wytnes of the lyght: that all mē through him myght beleue: he was nat the light / but to beare wytnes of the lyght. That was a true lyght / whiche lyghteth al mē that come ī to the worl¦de / he was ī the worlde / & the world by hym was ma¦de / & the worlde knewe him nat / he came amōge his
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owne / & his owne receaued hym nat / vnto as many as receaued hī / gaue power to be the sones of god / ī that they byleued on his name / whiche were borne nat of blod / nor of the wyll of the flesshe / nor yet of the wyll of men / but of god & the worde was made flesshe / and duelte among vs / and we sawe the glory of it / as the glory of the onely begoten sone of the fa¦ther / whiche worde was ful of grace and verite.