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O Lord God almighty to whom all thinges are manifeste and knowne: O eternall Sapiēce which preserueth all things, I poore wret∣ched creature in despite of mine enemy make protestation, whyles I am in good health and perfecte memory, wherein I stande at this
present through thy grace, that al∣though it happen or come to passe that by any temptation, illusion, deceipte or variation comming of griefe of sicknes, or by weakenes of body, or by any other occasi∣on whatsoeuer, I come in daunger of my soule or preiudice to my sal∣uation, or in errour of the Catho∣licke fayty in the which I am rege∣nerated in the fountayne of Bap∣tisme, there promised to resiste all temptations of the deuill and all errours of fayth: and at this pre∣sent I do resiste and renounce as I did then, and then as now, protest∣inge moste feruently with all my harte to lyue and dye in the fayth of our mother the holy Church thy spouse: and in witnesse of this protestation and confession I offer (the articles of our holy christian fayth which thy holye Apostles
hath lefte vs) in recommendinge vnto thee my fayth, lyfe and death. Amen.
I beleeue in God the Father &c.
The ende of the third chapter.