The Newe Testament dylygently corrected and compared with the Greke by Willyam Tindale, and fynesshed in the yere of our Lorde God A.M.D. & xxxiiij. in the moneth of Nouember.

¶ Marke

OF Marke reade (actes xii) how peter (after he was loosed oute of pryson by the angell) came to Mark{is} mothers house / where manye of y^e desciples were pray∣enge for his delyueraūce. And paul & Barna∣bas toke him w^t thē frō Ierusalem & brought him to Antioche / act{is} .xii. And act{is} .xiii. paul & Barnabas toke Marke w^t them when they were sent oute to preache: from whome he al∣so departed / as it apereth in the sayde chapter / & returned to Ierusalem agayne. And act{is}. xv paul & Barnabas were at varyaunce aboute him / paul not wyllynge to take him w^t them / because he forsoke thē in their fyrst Iorneye. Notw^tstondynge yet / when paul wrote y^e epi∣stle to y^e collossyās / Marke was w^t him / as he sayth in the fourth chapter: of whome Paul also testifieth / both y^t he was Barnabas si∣sters sonne and also his felowe worker in the kyngedome of God.

And .ii. Timothe. iiii paul cōmaundeth Timo¦the to brynge Marke w^t him / affirmynge y^t he was nedefull to him / to mynister to him. Final¦lye / he was also w^t peter when he wrote his fyrst epistle / & so famylier y^t peter calleth him his sonne. Wherof ye se / of whome he learned his gospell / euen of the verye apostles / with whome he had his cōtynuall conversacion / & also of what auctoryte his wrytynge is / and how worthie of credence.