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A16095 Here begynneth the Pystles and Gospels, of euery Sonday and holy day in the yeare; Bible. N.T. Epistles. Selections. 1540. 1540 (1540) STC 2972; ESTC S1204 97,658 125

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the grounde with thy chyldren which are in the they shall not leaue in the one stone vpon another / because thou knewest not the tyme of thy vysitacyon / he went into the temple began to cast out thē that solde therein and them that bought sayēg vnto thē It is writtē my house is the house of prayer but ye haue made it a den of theues he taught dayly in the temple ¶ The Pystle on the .xj. Sonday after Trinite Sonday the fyrste Pystle to the Corynthyans the .xv. Chapyter A. BRethren as pertaynynge to the Gospel which I preached vnto you / which ye haue also accepted in the which ye cōtynue / by whiche also ye are saued I do you to wyte after what maner I preched vnto you yf ye kepe it excepte ye haue beleued in vanite for fyrst of al I delyuered vnto you the which I receyued how the Christ dyed for our synnes agreyng to that scryptures and that he was buryed / that he arose agayn the thyrde day / accordyng to the scriptures / that he was sene of Ceyphas than of the .xij. After that he was sene of mo thā fyue hōdreth brethrē at ones of whiche many remayne vnto this daye and many are fallē a slepe / after the appered he to Iames then all the Apostles / laste of all he was sene of me as of one that was borne out of due tyme for I am the least of all the Apostles which am not worthye to be called an Appostle be cause I persecuted the congregacion of god but by the grace of god / I am that I am / his grace whith is in me was not in vayne ¶ The Gospel on the .xj. Sonday after Trinite Sonday The. .xviij. chapiter of Luke A. IEsus put forth this symilitude / vnto certayne which trusted in them selues that they were perfecte despysed other Two men wente vp into the Temple to praye / the one a Pharyse and the other a Publycan / The pharyse stode and prayed thus with hym selfe God I thāke the that I am not as other men are extorcioners vniust adulterers / or as this Publycan I faste twyse in the weke / I gyue the tyth of all that I possesse And the Publycan stode a farre of wold not lyfte vp his eyes to heuen / but smote hys brest sayenge God be mercyful to me sinner I tell you this mā departed home to his house iustifyed more then the other / for euery man that exalteth hym selfe shal be brought lowe he that hūbled him selfe shal be exalted ¶ The Pystle on the .xij. sondaye after Trinite Sondaye The ij Pystle to the Corynthyans the .iij. Chapyter A BRethren such trust haue we thorow Christ to god ward not that we are sufficient of our selues to thynke any thyng as it were of our selues / but our ablenes cōmeth of god which hath made vs able to mynister the newe testament / not of the letter but of the spirite for the letter kylleth but the spirite gyuteh lyfe / yf the ministracyon of deth thorow the letters fygured in stones was glorious so that the chyldren of Israell coulde not be holde the face of Moyses for the glory of his coūtenaunce which glorye neuertheles is done awaye why shall not the ministracion of the spyrite be moch more glorious for yf the ministrynge of condēpnacyon be glorious moche more dothe the ministracyon of ryghtwesnes excede in glorye ¶ The Gospell on the .xij. sondaye after Trinite sondaye The vij Chapyter of Marke D IEsus departed from the costes of Tyre came by Sydō vnto the see of Galyle thorowe the myddes of the Costes of tenne Cytyes they brought vnto hym one that was deafe domme prayed him to laye his hande vpon hym he toke hym asyde from the people put his fyngers in his eares and dyd spyt touched his tonge loked vp to heuen and syghed sayde vnto him Ephara that is to saye be opened strayt way his eares were opened / the strynge of his tonge was losed he spake playne he cōmaunded them that they shulde tell no mā but the more he forbade thē in so miche the more a great deale the publysshed sayeng He hath done al thinges wel / hath made both the deafe to hear and the domme to speke ¶ The Pystle on the .xiij. sondaye after Trynyte sondaye The thyrde chapyter to the Galathyans C BRethren to Abraham his sede were the promyses made he sayth not / in the sedes as in many but in thy sede as is in one which is Christ This I say that the lawe which began afterwardes / beyonde .iiij. hondreth .xxx. yeres doth not disanul the testamēt that was cōfyrmed afore of god vnto Christe warde to make the promyse of none effecte / for yf the inheritaūce come of the lawe / it commeth not of promyse but god gaue it to Abraham by promyse / wherfore then serueth the lawe / the lawe was added because of trāsgression tyl the sede came to which the promyse was made it was ordened by Angels in the hande of a mediator A mediator is not a mediator of one / but god is one / is the lawe then agaynst the promyse of god God fordyd howbeit yf there had ben a lawe gyuen which coulde haue gyuē lyfe / then no doute ryghtwysenes shulde haue come by the lawe / but the scrypture cōcludeth all thynges vnder synne that the promys by the fayth of Iesus Christ shulde be gyuen vnto thē that beleue ¶ The Gospell on the .xiij. sondaye after Trinite sondaye The x. Chapyter of Luke D IEsus sayde vnto his disciples happy are the eyes / which se that ye se For I tell you that many ꝓphetes kynges haue desyred to se those thīges which ye se haue not sene thē to hear those thīges which you heare haue not herde thē beholde a certayne lawer stode vp / tēpted hī sayeng Maister what shal I do to inheryte eternal lyfe He sayd vnto hym what is wryttē in the lawe how redest thou and he answered he sayd Loue thy lord god with all thy hert and with al thy soule with al thy strēgth with al thy mynde thy neyghbour as thy selfe And he sayde vnto hī thou hast answered ryght this do and thou shalt lyue he wyllyng to iustifye him selfe sayd vnto Iesꝰ who is then my neyghbour Iesus answered sayd A certayne man descēded frō Ierusalē into Ierico fell into the handes of theues which robued hym of his raymēt woūded him departed leuyng hī halfe dead and by chaūce there came a certayne preste the same way whē he sawe him he passed by likewyse a Leuite whē he was come nye to the place / went loked on hym and passed by Then a certayne Samarytane as he iornyed came nye vnto hym when he sawe hym had cōpassyon on him