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A06886 A declaration of thee power of Gods worde concerning the holy supper of the Lord, confutynge all lyers and fals teachers, whych mayntayne theyr maskynge mass inuented agaynst the woorde of God, and the Kynges Maiesties most godly proceadynge compyled anno d[omi]ni M.D.XLVIII Mardeley, John. 1548 (1548) STC 17317; ESTC S104366 26,391 72

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receaued of the multitude I haue dedicated this symple worke into you re noble grace vnto whome God hath not onely cōmytted the gard and defence of thys polytyke and ciuile realme But also the setting furth and ratifycacion of Goddes moste infalable word whych hath many yeres sustayued open manyfest wronge in thys holy mysterye And bycause I cannot so exactly prefer this vrgent matter to so prudent and myhhty a Prynce as youre grace is yet I truste my good wyll and dyligence is accep ted of God and thoughe it be but very litle that I can do yet I hope lykewyse that for the declarati on of thys symple and manifest ve ritie ▪ your grace woll pardon my bolde euterpryse and accept thys powre worke of my s●are houres in good parte whych shall encora ge youre prayerman to the more continuaunce of study here after Thus god the eternall father for the death and bloud sheddynge of hys onely sonne Iesus Christ our sauiour preserue the Kinges Ma iestie your most noble grace with all hys mooste honourable counsayle and the hole realme to gods glorye Amen ¶ Your most humble oratour Ihon Mardeley Clerc of the Kynges Maiesties mynte called suffolke house The power of gods worde COnsyderynge thee wonderfull mutacion of mannes iudgementes and also what greate hurt● and daungyer of soule ens●yth by the educatyon and teachynge of foch corrupt doctryne to the congregacious as rather is to be feared supersty cyousse than Godlye for manye theyr bee that thynkethe the Gospell of Chryste In these dayes to be wrested more after the fantasses of men than accordinge vnto the cen●yre truthe of the same as sundrye persons whyche of malycyouse myndes be not ashamed both so to saye speake also boldlye dothe affyrme wythoute all shame that the rytes and ceremonyes vsed in the Churche whyche cannot bee proued by the Scryptures oughte to be taken for the worde of God vnwrytten and that we ought to beleue them as thee holye woorde of God con tayned in thee sacred Byble and thee Testamente of Chryste full well consydered the Prophete Esaye These kynde of men where he sayth Your lyppes speake leasynges and youre tounge setteth oute wyckednesse No man regardethe truthe nor ryghteousnesse and no manne Iudgethe truelye euerye man hope●h in vayne thin ges and ym●gineth dysceate And therfore to peynte oute soche lygi●tmate chyldren of Sathan the father of all lyers whose sonnes naturall the●e sh y●ckynge Chyldren be whyche seke councell but not at me sayeth thee LORDE ▪ whych take a webbe in hande but not after my wyll That they may heape one synne vpon another These halltynge generacyon whi che of frowarde hartes wyll not walke in the testymonye of Ihesu But treade fourthe styll in thee dampnable Doctryne of lyes and mennes doctryne of lyes and mennes tra dy●yons vnto whom it is sayde iii. Regum xviii Chapter How longe wyll ye halte on both partes Yf the Lorde be God folowe him Yf Baal be God folowe him Oh howe dothe these wycked Edomites defende the kyngdom of Antichrist the eldeste sonne of the deuyll By whose lyenge and most dampnable doctryne they haue seduced the people into blindnes and errour agaynst the veritie of the manifest truth of the scriptures and most godly proceadinges of the Kinges Maiesties The ho ly Prophet Dauid in the. lii psal Maketh greate exclamatyon of these Uyperous lyers sayinge wherfore enforcheth y ● thy tonge to myschief forging disceate lyke a newe set raser wherfore loueste thou malice rather than honestye rather to lye then to saye truthe for thou delyghtest in peruiciouse speche Oh fraudulent tonge these blynde teachers God shall vtterly rote vp by the rotes and destroye them he shal throwe them downe out of theyr tabernacles and consume theym vtterlye for so many as make or loue leasynges shalbe caste amonge murtherers and Idolaters in the lake of hell burning wyth fyre and ●r●m stone What els be al those which goeth about to teache the doctry ne of men and soche sacramentes and lowsy ceremonyes as be not ones mencioned or taught vs by the woorde of God What els I saye be these But lyers viperous whelpes and the chyldren of Sathan whych broughte fourth the fyrstlye for it is sayd Set lyeng a syde let euerye man speake the truth vnto hys neyghbour for as moch as we be members together and lye not one to another Esay lix Chap. Hier. These dreamers aleageth for the stablysshynge of thys theyr dampnable doctryne the woordes of S. Ihon whyche saythe that Iesus dyd many thyn ges whyche be not wrytten and also S. Paule commaunded certayne vnwrytten tradicions and ceremonies to be obserued of the Thessaloniās and kept And that Paule hym selfe preached not the scriptures onely But also the tra dicions of the elders these I say soch lyke doctryne many of the se bely beastes goeth about to tea che instruct the people to be the gospell of Christ and by the same wolde stablishe not onely certayn sacramentes and ceremonies vsed in the churche but also theyr God of the aulter to be very fleshe and bloode ryally yea the verye same body that was borne of the Uyrgyn Mary and suffered vpon thee crosse which is blasphemious doc tryne and mooste necessarye to be confuted amongeste all matters Now beynge in reformacion these maner of teachers sayth S. paul are allwayes false lyers wycked beastes and slow belys These hypocrytes do affyrme that y ● church as they say the byshopes as they vnderstande hath power to iudge ouer the Scripture and to examy ne it and auctorytye to allowe or to r●fuse the Gospell To dyspence wythe the tene Commaundemētes to alter the forme of Baptyme and to make newe artycles of oure faythe besydes those whyche are conteyned in the Scryptures Thys detestable erroure and blyndnesse of soche teachers Whose malycyouse obstenacye wher thorowe they blaspheme God and hys woorde is to be lamented the thynge beynge so manyfeste frome the whych to stablysshe the hartes and myndes of the godlye whyche beleueth the woorde wrytten to bee suffycient for theyr saluacyon and to contempe and abhorre these doutyng dreamers of these malygnau●●t minysters I wyll resyte certayne testymonyes whyche euydentelye shall approue the wrytten worde of God ▪ to be the onelye and vnremoueable foundacyō of our fayth and that all the Artycles of oure salua●yon oughte to bee proued by the holye Scryptures and not by thee Gloses of men Byshopes lawes or mans tradicions rytes or ceremonies which ar receiued in the church and not conteyned in the scriptures whych they say is the worde of God vnwrytten The fyrste proue is the fourth of Deuter● Wher it is sayd ye shal not adde vnto the worde whyche I speake vnto you Neyther mynishe from it note these wordes yf they were euer expounded to be vnderstande of the vnwrytten worde whych these lyeng disceauers affyrme but ought to be vnderstande of the wrytten
ken agaynst thys your new inueu ted sacryfice of the masse as ye● cal it than that ye be sowers of diuysyon enemyes to your Kyng hurters of the publyke whelth breakers of the cōmaundemētes bothe of god and the magestrates now whose subiectes be you neyther gods nor the Kynges but obediēt ministers to your father the great anthichrist of rome it manifestly appereth why holde ye not vp the eternal testamēt of god to be worshipped in the whych is christ con teyned both really substauncyal ly no that were nothing for your proffect comodytie thys blindnes of mē obstenate malice wher thorow the blaspheme God hys word is rather to be lamēted thē to be conuict by the word of God the thīg is so vituperable Ye blid bussardes wher haue ye one ioynt of the worde of god to make thys holy supper a sacryfyce eyther for to be worshypped but onely ye receyued that doctryne of the wycked lanfraneus the great enemye of gods truth true religion and papa innocencius whyche added thys transubstancion thys vnkno wen god wherunto ye cause thee people to cōmit ydolatrye Christe sayth math xxviii Teache them to kepe all thynges that I haue com maunded you and I hō in the viii chap. of his gospel sayth yf ye aby de in my word ye are my disciples in dede and ye shal know y ● truth and the truthe shal make you free he that is of god he heaxeth y ● wor des of god and euerye one that is of y ● truth heareth my voyce now to worship here by loue any vysyble thynge declareth ●laynlye ye heare not the voyce of God for he hath not so commaunded you for thus sayth christ yf ye kepe my cō maundemētes ye shal abyde in my loue ye ar my frendes yf ye doo those thynges that I cōmaunded you But and yf ye leaue the commaundemētes of god mayntayne your own constitucions cast asyde the cōmaundemētes of God to kepe your owne tradicions thē are ye false lyenge Prophetes of whom Hieremy wold haue vs to be ware ●● Where he saythe take hede sayth he ye trust not in coun sels that begyle you and do● you no good and further he also sayth heare not the wordes of the Prophetes that preche theyr own drea mes and y ● prophet Ezechiel both in the. xviii xxxiii● of hys boke saythe h●are o ye house of Israell sayth y ● lord is not my way ryght or ar not your wayes rather wycked The chyldren of thy people of thy people saye tu●●he the way of the lord is not ryghte wher as theyr own way is rather vnrighte what can be more playnly sette forth to declare your abhominaci on not only concerning the abuse of y ● holy supper of y e Lord in these thiges before spokē but also your olde leuen wherwythe ye haue so sowred poysoned the veritye of gods word by your beggetly tradi●●●s vnwritten verities that therby ye haue spoyled robbed y ● people of the true ministracion of thee Sacramentes as vnlawfull biers and sellers of gods mystery Lyke robbers theues ydolaters ●urtherers whych ought to be dryuen oute of gods church wyth whyppes for dysceauyng the peo ple as ye long haue done yet do to thys daye they be not ashamed both to wryt and preche that the very natural body of christe both in quantite and qualitie is cōtay ned ●yally vnder the forme of bred in the sacramēt and is a dayly oblacion both for the quicke and the dead and muste also be taken for a sacrifice of no lesse value effeca●ye thē the body which christ hym self offered vpon the crosse who that beleueth not this shall be an heretique what abominable theues and mockers be these whyche teache the doctryne they practyse nothynge els but vtter destructiō of soules what a● these els but spi rituall theues seysmatiques and soule murtherers Rebeles tray tours to god and to man Neuer dyd crewell pharao holde the peo ple of Israel in so wycked captiui tie as dothe these supersticious ge neracion these ydle Sodomyties holde the most dearly redemed heretage of the Lord Yf any thynge vnder the heauens hath neade of reformacion let all men that myn deth any godlynes thinke thys to be one let vs beware of these trāsgressores of gods commaundemētes for theyr own tradicions for these be they whō S. paule dothe admonyshe vs of in hys fyrste Epystle to Time ●he vi chapter Yf any man teache otherwyse and is not contente wyth the Doctryne of godlynesse he is puf●e vp kno weth nothynge but wastethe hys braynes about questiōs and stryfe of wordes wherof spryng enuy raylinges euel ●urmy●ynges and ha●ne disputacions of men with corrupte myndes and destitu●e of the truth ▪ whych thynke y t lucre is godlynesse from soch seperate thy selfe And say not Ihon in the second pystie the fyrst chapter sayth Whosoeuer transgresseth and aby deth not in the doctryne of christ hath not god He that endureth in the doctryne of christ hath both y ● father and the sonne Yf ther come any to you y ● bryng not thys lear ●ynge wyth hym receaue not him to your house nether byd him god spade for he that byddeth him god spede is partaker of his euel dedes and Hebre. xiii be not carryed about wythe dyuerse and straunge learnyng here is to be perceaued Whether thee teachynge of these mermaydes songe be swete accordynge to the scriptures or els full of poysone ar not to them y ● geue hearing to this theyr dāpnable meolody which ledeth to death the hearers therof But yet neuer was Gnato vnredy of hys flatteryng seates to compase his cloked ●olusiōs where he fyndethyching cares by hys ypocrytical speache but now to proue by gods infalla ble word whether Christes natural body be in y ● sacramēt as they say wold make you to beleue or not you shal not ꝑceaue by y e scrip tures nether by y ● ordināce of chri ste nor yet by any reason it can so be now let vs heare what wytnesse christ him self the euerlasting word of god geueth of his scriptu re The hyghe doctours dysputed here of euē in christes tyme which thought y t the scripture w tout the tradiciōs of thelders was not suf fyciēt for theyr salua●iō and for y ● enstructiō her of one of those doctors came vnto christ said May ster what may I do to inheret euerlastinge lyfe Christe answered this curious doctour sending him to thee scripture s●yinge what is wryttē in y ● lawe or what doest y ● red therin as though he shuld say thynkest y ● that god is a cha●gling or a wauerig red which wil alter his mide euery hour as mē chaūge their lawes ymagyn dayly new opiniōs of god thou shalt wel vnderstand that the worde
our saluacion aud for the probatiō therof I wil lay this sentence of the old church confyrmed of christ agaynste these blasphemouse teachers of these vnsauerye sacryfyces of Baal and Bel of theyr holy fathers of rome inuented contrarye vnto the censer word of god which is wrytten in the ▪ xii of Ihon. The word whi che I haue spoken shall iudge thē in the last daye sayth christ Now thē these enuyous Edomites whi che teache the people a new found doctryne made of theyr own bray nes as thys is to cause the people to beleue that the natural body of christ is in the sacramēt or to make it an oblacion propiciotorie or expietorie and to be worshypped this teachyng is not found in the scripture of god but in theyr own ymagynacions and priuate inter pretacion for the mayntenaunce of theyr owne bellyes S. Peter sayth that the scripture is not expounded after the appetyte of any pryuat persone but euē as it was geuen by the spyryte of god not by manes wyll so must it be declared by the same spyryte full well knew the Apostle S. Paule when he sayd to the Thessaloniās The mystery of iniquitie euē now begynneth to worke and also prophesyed what shulde folowe after hys tyme saying Take ye hede to your selues and to all the flocke ouer whych the holy ghost hathe put you ouersears to fead the congregation of God whych be purchased wyth hys owne blood for I know thys well that after my departynge shall entre in greuouse wolues among you whych shal not spare thee flocke and euen of your selues shall aryse men speakynge peruerse thynges to draw disciples after them and therfore watche c. What more euident to kē can be geuen of you set forth by Paule ar ye not rauening wolues what els doo you but spoyle and robbe the people of God whē ye teache and instruct them contrarye to the verytie of the gospel to folowe your lying sygnes and beggerly ceremonies as S. Paul calleth them to reherse thē it shal not nead but touchynge thys holy mysterye of Christes bodye and blood which ye haue so sore deformed blemyshed spotted by your straunsubstanciatyon and other abuses to the destructyon of the people fyrst institucion of christ I muste of verye sorowfulnes of harte approue you by thee scripture to bee verye theues murtherers and deceauers and where I haue already declared and approned by the worde of god and thee olde wryters whose sayingee I haue in maner but gleyned wyth ruthe the mohabite as the history maketh mencyon what that most holy blessed sacrament of the bo dye blood of our lord is it is to be beleued but as a mystery fyfygure representynge to the eyes of our faythe the death and passion of christ crucifyed for our synnes and rose agayne for our iustification as verely as that bread is broken emonge● vs so vetriye was christes body broken for our synnes as verely as we receaue that sacramentall bread into our bellye thorow eating it so verely do we receaue y ● frute of his death meretes into our soules by beleuyng in him so that the body of christ in thys sacrament is not corporal but spiritual and the blood of chri ste is not ther corporal but spiritual So that nothynge is to be ta ken in this holy mystery but spiri tually Here is the bodye of christ but not corporally here is y ● blood of christ but not corporally These be the ▪ woordes of Barthram a learned Priest wrytten Lvii. yea res here to fore so nowe thys is proued sufficient to stablysshe the faythe of all men I truste in thys poynt And as to the worshipping therof or to be a sacrifice as they saye You shall haue the scriptures to confute that doctryne sufficientlye fyrste the supper of thee Lorde ought to be done after thee ordinaunces of christ as appereth the fyrst Epystle to the Corinthi the. xi chap. And vpon those wordes to it is a memorial of y ● death of Christe whych brought saluaci on and not a sacrifyce but a remē braunce of the sacrifyce that was once offered vp vpō the crosse for therin is a promyse made as appe reth in the. C. and. it Psal. Christ shalbe our bishop for euermore or dayned of the father and thys pro mes is performed for christ hathe entered once into the holye place by an oblacion makynge perfecte for euermore so that we nead not to haue hym offered vp for vs agayne the whyche dyeth nomore We know that the oblaciō whych Moyses made was for synnes as appereth in the leuitical law whē the oblation dyd sanctifye thee blood dyd wasshe Thē yf this one sacrifice in the whych christe dyd offere vp hym selfe dyd satisfy for the synnes of the whole world accordinge to the seyenge of Esaye He dyd bear our synnes he was torne for oure wyckednesse As S. Ihon sayth he is our satisfaction and so forth so that all oblations whych ar besydes thys is but vay ne as to rear an new oblatiō and to set lytle by y ● fyrst to make god a lyar and to denye Christ whych bought vs after the wordes of S. Peter For yf the synnes be released and forgeuē in the sacrifyce of the masse it foloweth that that on ly sacrifyce of the crosse dyd not sa tisfye for all synnes is not that to deny the lorde whych dyd rede me vs not wyth corruptible thin ges as with gold and syluer but wyth hys owne precyouse blood so that thys holy sacrifice whych is Iesus christe the verye lambe and most holy Enocēt wythout spotte The whych alone taketh away the synnes of the world hath offered for vs to God the father hym selfe hath geuen his lyfe and shed hys blood for our redemption ▪ Makynge an ende and consumation of all outward and vysyble sacryfyces and S. Paul to the Hebreus wryteth it is cōuenable to haue a byshop holy innocente seperate frome synners hygher then the skyes and in the. ix chap ter of y ● same Epystle is sayd thus christ y ● bishop of goodnes came in presence by a greater and a perfyter tabernacle not made wyth hā des not by the blood of gotes or of calues but by hys owne precyouse bloode is ones entered into the sanctuarye hath founde eter nall redemption here is playne euydent that for our saluation redemption we haue no neade of any other sacrifyce or dayly offeringe for them selues and for vs Except we wyll haue them our re demers and to renounce the obia ciō of Iesu christ and yet further it is sayd in the same chapter Ie sus is not entered into the sanctu arye made with handes but chefe ly in heauē to thende that now he may appere for vs before the face of hys father not by ●au●e that he offered not
wyth hys owne marke I cannot terme them as they oughte to be do you consyded that ye● notwith standing the word of god is now so p●●●y ●en●yrly symply caught as thākes be vnto the lyuyng god and our yong Dauid your grace it now is And that it hath pleased the Kynges Maiestye and his ho norable councel to set it fourth ac cordynglye and specially in thys hyghe mystery of the supper of the Lorde wherof we symple soules haue longe bene robbed of th●ne part of that holy sacramente that nowe it shulde be restored vnto vs hole and not thee priestes to eate by the hole thē selues as they yet dayly do contrary vnto the word of god and the Kynges godly pro ceadinges in as moche as in thē lyeth dothe not onelye seduce the people styll to folow ther maskīg masse whych was not knowen in the church of the faythfull as Be da sayth whych was four scoore x. yeares after y e death of Gregory thē such masking was not knowē tyll monckerye of benedictes rule came in and than began pryuate masses a scripture of the popes in uentyon an vnwrytten very●ye whych they wold make vs to bele ue as an article of our fayth But heare what christ sayth Serche y e scriptures for they beare wytnes of me and S. Peter saythe also al the Prophetes do wytnesse wythe hym that God forgeueth all thee synnes of them which beleue and put theyr confydēce in christ And now to make an ende I wyll resy te two faythful witnesses against thys deuelysshe cauillatyon that these fals prophetes teache y ● people concerninge thys mystery afo re spoken of as vpō all other ther dampnable doctryne whych they grounde vpon mane tradycions whych S. Peter and S. Paule cō futeth Peter in hys fyrste Epystle ●aileth soche blasphemers as do ymagyne a newe worde of god besydes that whyche is wrytten and he calleth them lying prophetes whych teache any thyng contrarye to thys propheticall and Apostolicall prophecy and a rule wherby we shuld auoyd all maner of lyes and to haue a special eye vnto the candel whych is y e word of the propheticall scripture whiche dryueth oute and banesheth awaye al darkenes and lyes of the deuell and hys Doctours these be hys woordes I wryte vnto you thys secōd pystle to pryck you vp to quyckene youre hartes that ye myght remember the woordes whych haue bene tolde you before by the holy prophetes and also y ● wordes of our message and commaundemente whyche be the apostles of the lorde our sauyour for ye muste knowe that in the latter dayes ther shal com mockers thei shal bryng in sayth he perniciouse and dampnable sectes And now S. paul saith they shal speake lyes in hypocrysy vnder the colloure and pretence of holynes forbyddyng to mary to absteyne from meates whych god hathe created to be receyued of the faithful with thankes geuing and they shal deny the lorde sayth he whych hath bought and redemed thē and thee way of the truth shal they sclaunder reuyle do not oure papistes euen so now a dayes Let all men that knowe God iudge and they shall fynde both theyr doctryne lyuing lyke as these two holy Apostles hath paynted thē vnto the worlde I could haue declared ma ny thynges more of the sayeng of these Apostles to haue bene more circumspecte of these dampnable bypers whych were superfluus but the whole world hathe thanked be God receaued knowledge by the word of God to know thē and to beware of theyr leuen and here wyth S. Paule I commytte you vnto the word of grace whych is able to edyfye you to geue you an inheritaūce wyth all thē that be sanctyfyed SO BE IT Ioel. it ¶ Turne to the Lorde your God for he is gentyl and mercyful pacient and of moche kyndnesse and readye at all tymes to forge ue wyckednesse Math. xx ¶ The labourers in the Lordes vyneyar de that came last of all receaued theyr peny so well as they that came in the mornynge Nether had one more then another A complaynt agaynst the styffenecked made by the aucthour of thys boke ALas I lament the dull abused brayne the insatrike fātasses witles wilful nes of one other y t at truth haue disdayn They say soch parables they cānot expres some saith thei be realers at ri●te recheles and som say but litle thīke moch in thought wel this ꝓcesse I speake of is not for nought Oh wooful chaunce moste infortunate So sodēly makyng thys great alteracion For sythe the world was fyrst create Was neuer sene any soch deuysyon How moch is truthe hadde in dirision For falshode faineth fables ful maliciously The truth to drowne alas so pytiously Moch malice is ministred vnder holy precence Most mē be moued lying signes to vphold False Iammes Iambres be placed ī p̄sence To woūd Mycheas as in regū is told pashur ponisheth hieremy demetriꝰ is bold Baal Belles ministers rage furiously To drowne the truth alas ful pytiously Helyas Daniel be in woofull case By false Alchimus that wycked counsele● Christ cruelly crucified by Pilat cayphas Paul enuyed by hermogenes doth appere Peter by symond Magus Menaunder The apostles proued w t payues spytefully To drowne the truth alas ful pytiously Custome craftely cloked truth beareth no feale Doyng is doubtful dare not for feare Pluck bake p̄sūptiō which proudly p̄uayle poore keketh sylēce seeth not soch geare Blindnes is braging ●eking here there To spew spytful poysone blasphemously To drown the truth alas ful pytiously The rude rudely learned blind as an asse Dotyng in dreames dispysyng obedience wylful w tout wysdō of nothing doth passe As rebel rybauldes w tout intelligence defending theyr god mazyne w t moch violēce Agaynst the prycke to spurne vnseamely To drowne the truth alas full pytiously Hatered hateth honesty a whoringe to go M●●yce maketh men masyng in madnes Penurye pincheth pryue●y w t payn woo Prelletes pra●e papisticallye w t boldnes Lewde lowsy lyeng lu●keth in darknes false faynīg flatery frēdship doth ampliffy To drowne the truth alas full pytiously Who blameth blas●heme●s boldly to brag Of theyr dotyng doctrine drowned in lies Tearig truth a soūder lyke a torne ●agge Blinding mēs hartes blering their eyes Lyke lurking lowtes lecherouse spyes As subtyl ●erpentes working pe●niciously To drowne the truth alas full pytiously The witles wllfully walke their ownway not folowing salomōs sapiēce but Baales posterite In fātastical phātasses let truth say what he may yet slouthfully wil they slepe infecte wyth inpuritie Supposīg thē selues sure to s●ād ī securitie Stablyshed in s●yffenes pu●t vp arogantly To drowne the truth alas ful pytiously These stoule sturdy stomackes stād styffely As bytyng wolues craftely closteryng Lyke mēbres mal●gnaunt styck stubburnly to vphold proud hamone y ● shauelīg yet powre pincheth not for al theyr ●u●mu●ing And gredy gasping by sleyght p̄sūptuously To drowne