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KEY Commentary Side Textual Bibliographic Scriptural
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them to rule
with / is obeyed. Thi neyboure that is out of
office / is honoured /
when thou (as god hath commaunded the) louest hym
as thi selfe / countest him as good as thy selfe thinkest him as
worthy of any thynge as thy selfe and comest louyngly to helpe
him at all his nede /
as thou woldest be holpe thy selfe / because God hath
made him like vnto his awne image as well as the and christ
hath bought him as well as the.
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What it is to honoure a mans neyghboure [1531]
hym] [1573], hem [1531]
Lev. 19.18, Matt. 19.19, Matt. 22.39, Mark 12.31, Luke
10.27, Rom. 13.9, Gal. 5.14, Jas. 2.8
helpe him at all his
nede. Cf. 1 John 3.17, at [E2v, “helpe my neyboure at his nede”; E2v, “my neyghboure . . withdraw it.”]
1 John 3.17
as thou woldest be
holpe. Cf. Matt. 7.12, Luke 6.31.
Matt. 7.12, Luke 6.31
Genesis 1.27
1 Peter 1.18–19
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Yf I hate the lawe / so I breake it in myne hert /
and both hate and dishonoure God the maker therof. If I breake
it outwardly / then I dishonoure God before the world and the
officer that ministreth it. Yf I hurte my neyboure / then I
dishonoure my neyboure and him that made him and him also that
bought him with his bloude. And even so iff I hate my neyboure
in myne herte / then I hate him that commaundeth me to loue him
and him that hath deserued that I shuld at the lest way for his
sake loue him. If I be not ready to helpe
my neyboure at his nede / so I take his due honoure
from him / and
dishonoure him / and him that made him / and him
also that bought him with his bloude / whose saruant he is. Yf
I loue soch thinges as God hath lent me and committed vn to
mine administracion / so that I can not find in myne hert to
bestow them on the vses which God hath appoynted me / then I
dishonoure god and abuse his creature in that I geue moare
honoure vn to it then I shuld do / And then I make an Idole of
it in that I loue it moare then god and his commaundment and
then I dishonoure my neyghboure from whose nede I withdraw
it.
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What it is to dishonoure God / christ a ruler or a mans neyboure [1531]O
and dishonour our [1573]
1 Peter 1.18–19
Lev. 19.18, Matt. 19.19, Matt. 22.39, Mark 12.31, Luke
10.27, Rom. 13.9, Gal. 5.14, Jas. 2.8
1 John 3.17
dishonoure] ed., dish- honoure [1531], dishonour [1573]
1 Peter 1.18–19
saruant. For the
believer as a servant of Christ, cf. Eph. 6.6.
Ephesians 6.6
To deny to helpe my neighbor is to dishonour hym.[[1573]
1 John 3.17
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