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A new dialoge called the endightment agaynste mother Messe; Endightment agaynste mother Messe
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Punt, William.
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STC 20499; ESTC S104466
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was still present before them Veriti Well then That same bodye after it had Suffred death and rose agayne yt assended vp to heauen and let hym downe on the ryght hande of his father there tarieth tyll his foes be made hys fote stole nowe that bodye is in heauen you wyll graunt me thys Messe I verelye that is true veryt Howe chanse it theÌ„ that you wyll make the People beleue that the SubstauÌ„ce of bred and wyne is turned frome hys kynde vnto the verye Bodye of Chryste that the Vyrgyn marye hate after these woordes spoken this ys my bodye not that onelye but you make thereof a sacryfyce for the remyssyon of synne bothe for qwick dead which is great blaspheme to the blode of chryste they that woulde not so beleue sholde suffer moste cruell payne death wher by ye haue crucified christ anew in his membres being no leasse theÌ„ amourderer a there that robbeth god of his honor Messe why sir god is omnipotent Veryte I verely that is truth Messe why then he may do all thinges seing he is almighty speakiÌ„g these wordes hoc est cor pusmeum thys ys my body why shuld you then be repugnant againste the truthe and saye that yt ys not hys Bodye where as he saythe hym selfe that yt is hys bodye and thys I am sure of my Lorde that all them that louithe me and he that ys in me whiche ys god hym selfe as I knowe there ys a greate meanye dothe they wyll saye no lease but that I am ordeyned of God and that in seyng me they se god hym selfe which mad them died vpoÌ„ the crosse for them all and if they receue me they receiue their maker the body of christ fleashe blod and bone as yt hanged on the crosse and thus all them that fauerithe louithe me wilbeleue no leasse Iug why I perceiue now thou hast spoken againste god hys worde heresy and blaspheme Knouvlege I truly my lorde she word make the word of god of non effecte for by hir saying god dwelleth in teÌ„ples made wtston yea she techeth the peple to beleue no lesse theÌ„ lo Messe why my lord seiÌ„g that I am made by god his apostles ordeined to be maÌ„s saluatyon I thinke there is no maÌ„ that loueth me but wyll say that where as I am there is god for the scripturs prophesied that messyas should come which should saue the people I am she my abidyng is in Temples of stone whiche is gods teÌ„ple so well as mine for loke wher as I am ther is he knou Why the womaÌ„ of samaria ê“phesied messias to be a he not a shewher as she said I wotwell messias shal com which is called christ wheÌ„ he is com he shal tel vs altogether here she callyth hym a he not a she messias where as you say that god dwellith in teÌ„ples made of stone you shal know ye. s steuen saith that god dwelleth not in teÌ„ples made with handes also s paule saith no lesse to the xvii af the actes the god which made the worlde and all that are in it dwelleth not in temples made with hande neyther is worshiped with mens haÌ„des as salomon saith in the thirde boke of the kings the vi Chaptre that he builded him a house howbeit he that is hygheste dwelleth not in the teÌ„ples made with haÌ„des as saith the Prophet Esaye Heauen is my seate and the yearth is my fotestoole what house wyll ye buylde for me sayth the Lorde or what place is it that I should reste in hath not my handes made al these thinges now this blasphemous woman doth cause the people to beleaue that he dwelleth in temples made wyth handes causing the peple to take hir fals gods for the lyning god wher as these honest meÌ„ doth witnes the coÌ„trary which is suffitient inogh I trust my lord to proue her false iÌ„ that poiÌ„t whereas she saith my lord that he that receyueth her after the consecration meaning the breade and wine two false goddes receaueth the body of Christ flesh bloude bone but after such a fashion toke the Iewes the woorde of God in the. vi of Iohan when he said the breade that I wyll geue is my fleshe whiche I wyll geue for the lyfe of the world now the Iewes toke it grossly and stroue among them selues saying how can this fellowe gyue his fleash to eat as doth thys woman these wordes of christe this ys my bodye takin the bare leter nothing consideriÌ„g the closing vp ther of wher as he saith so ofteÌ„ as you shal eat this breo drink of this cuppe it shal shew the lords death tyl he com if he be ther as this woman saith as I know he is not let this nam sacramente be cleane abolisshed for he maketh yt but asynification of the deathe of christ not christe hym selfe but rather you must proue the Scripturs false which callithe yt a sacramente or ells proue your selfe to be the Antechrist that Christe byd vs beware of whiche sholde exalt hym selfe in the seate wher the lyuiÌ„g god shold syt whiche is in mannes consience these to be two false gods which you sai ys the lyuing god if the Scrypturs be true you be atraitor a these a murderer if they be not true a proue them your selfe Messe syr I can not denye but that the scripturs be true Iuge then thou condemnyst thy selfe a knowledgynge by thyn owne wordes to be giltye in that these two honeste men dolay to thy charg Peter my Lord yf yt please you the accussacions of thes two men ys true she ys gyltye in the thinge that they lay vnto hyr charge wherfore my lorde yt shall not neade to panyell a queaste of hir for she hathe condeÌ„ned hir selfe by hyr owne wordes all we twelue breathern will graunt ther vnto no leasse Iuge Why what thynke ye ys she gyltye or vngyltye Peter gyltye my lorde if yt please youre lordship or anye other man to loke in the .vi. of baruc the prophete you sholde knowe wether she or that that ys iÌ„â—â—rbe a god ye or no Iuge wel woman by the worde of god thou art condemned vnto deathe for treason theft and murder and seyng thou arte so thou shalte dye the deathe Stifnec my lord my brother couetus and I wold desyre your lordeshyp that you wolde be so good as to let her go vnto the place froÌ„ wence she came fyrste Iuge no that she shall not for yt way chaÌ„ce that she maye do moche harme in the weye as she gotthe Stifnec my lorde yf yt please you to set two honest men to ouer se hyr my brother couetes and I wylbe glad to beare there costs what so euer yt be Iuge Well at your desyer she shal go but ye shal be bownde vnto me that you shall se hir convied ouer Stifnec my Lorde that we wyll with all oure hartes