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 dedycacyō daye the. xxi. Cha¦piter of the reuelacyon of saynt Iohan. A.

IOhn̄ saw the holy city new Ierusalē cōe downe frō god out of heuē p̄pared as a brid / garnished for her husbād / & I herd a greate voyce frō the trone sayēg. behold the tabernacle of god is with mē & he wyl dwell with thē & they shallbe his people / & god hī

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selfe shall be with thē / & be theyr god / & god shall wipe awaye all teares frō theyr eyes / and there shall be no more dethe / neyther sorowe / neyther cryēg / neyther shall there be any more payne / for the olde thynges are gone / & he that sate vpon the seate sayde / beholde I wyll make all thynges newe.

¶ The Gospell on the Dedicacyon day. The. xix. chapyter of Luke. A.

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IEsus entred ī / and wēt tho∣rowe Ierico / & beholde there was a mā named zacheus / & he was a ruler amōg the Pu¦blycās and ryche also and he made meanes to se Ies{us} what he shuld be / & he coulde nat for the preace / be∣cause he was of a low stature. Uvher¦fore he ran before / and ascended vp in to a wylde fygge tre / to se hym / for he wolde com that same waye & whē Ies{us} came to the place / he loked vp and sawe hym / & sayd vnto hym / zache / hastely come downe / for to day I must abyde at thy house / & quicly he came downe / & receaued hym ioyfully & whē they sawe that / they all grutched sayenge / he is gone in to. Tary with a mā that is a synner. zache stode forth & sayde vnto the lorde. Beholde lorde / the halfe of my goodes I gyue to the poore / & if I haue done any mā wrong. I wyl restore hym foure folde Ies{us} sayd vn∣to hym / this daye is helth come vnto this house / for as moche as this same house is be come the chylde of Abraham / for the sone of man is come to seke and to saue that whiche was loost.

¶ Here endeth the Pystels an•• Gospels of the Sondayes.