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KEY Commentary Side Textual Bibliographic Scriptural
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holy day
in vertue prayer and hearinge the worde of god / in
almosdede / in visitynge the sycke / the nedie and
comfortelesse and so forth / but
went vp & downe ydlye / yet what soeuer nede his
neyghboure had / he wolde not haue holpe hym on the saboth daye
/ as thou mayst se by the ruler of the synagoge which rebuked
christ for healinge the
people on the holy daye luke .xiij.
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115/25–27
Luke .vij. . . .
then he. Cf. CWM 6/1.211/27–30. Confutation
's sidenote of 1557 identifies this text as Matt.
11.[11] while Tyndale cites the cognate verse, Luke 7.28. More
misinterprets "the kingdom of heaven" as those that were "all redy in
heuyn" (CWM 6/1.211/29), whereas Tyndale correctly refers to believers
(115/27) in the New Dispensation.
115/28–29
And he . . .
grettest. Cf. Mark 9.35.
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And of like blyndnesse they went and fett out the
brasen serpent (which Moses commaunded to be kepte in the arcke
for a memorie) and offered before it: thinkynge (no doute) that
god must be there
present / for else how coude yt haue healed the people that came
not nye yt / but stode afarre off and beheld yt only. And a
thousand soch
madnesses did they.
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And of the temple they thought that god herd them
there better
then any were else: ye and he hearde them nowhere
saue there. And therfore they coude not praye but there / as
oures can no where but
at church and before an ymage. For what prayar can a
man praye /
when the woorde of god is not in the temple of hys
herte: ye and
when soch come to church / what is their prayer and
what is their
deuocyon / saue the blynde imageseruice of their
hertes.
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116/5
cursed . . .
god. Cf. Jer. 17.5.
116/7–8
what . . .
Christe. Cf. 1 Cor. 3.5.
116/8–9
Did . . .
Paul. Cf. 1 Cor. 1.13.
116/9
Did . . .
Christ. Cf. 2 Cor. 11.2.
116/10–13
let . . .
gods. 1 Cor. 3.21–23.
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But the prophetes euer rebuked them for soch
faythlesse workes and for soch false fayth in theyr workes. In
the .xlix. psalme saith the prophete / I wil receaue no calues
of youre houses ner gottes out of youre foldes / thinke ye that
I will eate the flesh of oxen or drynke
the bloude of gottes? And Esaias saith in his first
chaptre / what care I for the multitude of your sacryfyces
sayth the lorde. I am full. I haue
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116/15–16
praye . . .
legion of angels. Cf. Matt. 26.53.
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