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KEY Commentary Side Textual Bibliographic Scriptural
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But lat vs se the texte and their glose to
gether. Christ saith
Luke .xxij. Simon / Simon / sathan seketh you to
sifte you as men sifte whete: but I haue prayed for the / that
thy faith shall not faile / werfore when thou art come vn to
thy selfe agayne strength thy brethern. Now put this wise glose
therto and se how they agre to gether. Simon / satan seketh to
sift you as whete / but I haue prayd for the / that my mothers
faith shall not faile / wherfore when thou
art come to thy selfe agayne / acordynge as my
prayar hath obtayned for the / that my mothers faith shall not
faile / strength thy brethern. How saye ye / is not this a
propir texte and well framed to gether? Do ye not thinke that
there is as moch witte in the heed of mad colens / as in the
braynes of soch expositoures?
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But] [1573], but [1531]
Lu. 22. [1531]
Simon ...
brethern. Cf. Luke 22.31–32. Answer has
"come vn to thy selfe" [C6v], while NT has "converted" (Wallis
179/15;TNT 127C).
Luke 22.31–32
A foolish glose made by M. More.[[1573]
[Hand] [1531]
mad colens. Foxe
(5.251) relates how Collins, crazed by his wife's infidelity, held up a
dog when the priest elevated the host at
Mass. Although non compos
mentis, Collins was burnt as a heretic at Smithfield in 1538,
cf. PS 3.39. Since "dog" is "God" spelled backwards, his
action might indicate a disbelief in Christ's Real Presence
in the Eucharist.
so that . . .
expositoures. Cf. CWM 8/1.554/8–22.
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¶Whether the pope and his secte be
Christes church or no
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Christes church.
In Dialogue Bk. 2, Ch. 1–2, 5, More as Mentor
defends the known Catholic Church as the visible church composed of saints and sinners (CWM 6/1.187–95, 206–7).
¶ Whether ... or
no. CWM 8/2.576/21. Tyndale's rejection of the medieval church
as the true church of Christ is addressed in Confutation, Bk. 5, 6, 7 (cf. CWM 8/1.134/13–14).
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That the pope and his spirites be not the church maye
this wise be
proued. He that hath no faith to be saued thorow
Christe / is not of Christes churche. The pope beleueth not to
be saued thorow Christe. For he teacheth to trust in holy workes
for the remission of
sinnes and saluacion: as in the workes of penaunce
enioyned / in vowes / in pilgremage / in chastite / in other
mens prayars and holy liuynge / in freres and freres cotes / in
saintes merites / and the significacions
put out / he teacheth to beleue in the dedes of the
ceremonies and of the sacramentes ordeyned at the begynnynge to
preach vn to vs and to do vs seruice / and not that we shuld
beleue in them and serue them. And a thousand such
supersticiousnesses setteth he before vs in steade
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That . . .
proued. Cf. CWM 8/2.577/33–34. Repeated at CWM
8/2.579/19–20.
Pope [1531]
1. [1531]
The Pope & his sect are not the Church of Christ.[[1573]
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