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. xxij. Sōdaye after trynyte sō daye. The. i. chapiter to the Phylyppyans. A.

BRothrene we truste in our lorde Ies{us} Chri¦ste that he whiche beganne a good worke ī you shall perfourme it vntyll the daye of Iesus christ as it be / cōmeth me so to iudge of you all / bycause I haue you ī my herte / & haue you also euery one cōpanyons of grace with me in my bō¦des as I defēde / & stablysshe the gospel. God beareth me recorde howe greatly I longe after you all from the very hert rote in Iesus chryst & this I pray that & our loue maye encreace more & more in knowledge and in al fealyng / that ye myght accepte thyng{is} most excellēt that ye myght be pure & suche as shulde hurte no mānes cōscyence / vntyl the daye of Chryst fylled

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with the frutes of ryght wysnes whiche / frutes came by Iesus Chryste vnto the glory and laude of god.

¶ The Gospell on the. xxij. Sondaye after Tri∣nyte Sondaye. The. xviij. cha. of Mathewe. C.

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IEsus put for the a similitude vn to his discyples sayenge. The kyngdome of heuen is lykened vnto a certayne kynge whiche woulde take a cōptes of his seruauntes & whē he had begō to reken / one was brought vnto hym whiche ought hym. x. thousande Talētes / but when he had nought to pay / the lorde cōmaunded hym to be solde & his wyfe & his chyldrē / & al that he had & pay∣mēt to be made. The seruaūt fel downe & besought hym sayēge. Syr gyue me respyte and I wyl paye it euerye whyt. thē had the lorde pyte on the seruaūt / & loosed him & forgaue hym the det. The same seruaūt wēt out & foūd one of his felowes which ought hym an hōdred pens / & layd hādes on hym & toke hym by the throte sayēg. Pay me that thou owest & his felow fell downe & besought hym sayēg. Haue pacyēce with me. & I wyl paye the al / & he wolde nat / but wēt & cast hym in to prison / tyl he shuld paye the dette. whē his other felowes sawe what was done / they were very sory / & came & tolde to theyr lorde all that had happe∣ned. Thē his lorde called hym / & sayde vnto hym. O euyll seruaunte I forgaue the all the dette / bycause thou praydest me / was it nat mete also / that thou shul deste haue had cōpassyō on thy felowe euen as I had pity on the? & his lord was wroth & delyuered hym to the Iaylers / tyll he shuld pay all that was owe vnto hym. So lykewyse shall my heuenly father do vnto you / If ye wyl nat forgyue with al your hertes / eche one to his brother theyr trespases.