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KEY Commentary Side Textual Bibliographic Scriptural
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[06]pe hath added to / as his oyle
/ his salt / his spitell / his candel and cresomcloth? And
whi might she not praye all the prayars / except that Idole
the pope be greater then the very god? yf wemen had brought
a child to church and while the prest and other men taried
the childe were in ieoperdy / might they not baptise him in
the font / if there were no nother water by? And if other water were by / yet if that holpe better one mite / loue
requireth to baptise him therein. And then why might not
wemen twich all their other oyle? If a woman lerned in
christe were dreuen vn to an Ile where
christ was neuer preached / might she not there preach and
teach to ministre the sacramentes and make officers? The
case is possible / shew then what shuld let that she might
not? loue thy neyboure as thy selfe doeth compel. Nay / she
maye not consecrat. Whi? If the pope loued vs as well as
christ / he wold finde no faulte therwyth / though a woman
at nede ministred that sacrament yf yt be so necessary as ye
make it. In bodily welth / he that wold haue me one ace
lesse then hym selfe / loueth me not as wel as him selfe how moch moare ought we to loue one another in thynges pertaynynge vn
to the soule?
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Lev. 19.18, Matt. 19.19, Matt. 22.39, Mark 12.31, Luke
10.27, Rom. 13.9, Gal. 5.14, Jas. 2.8
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M. Item that the host ys no sacryfyce. T. christ
is no moare
kylled. It is therfore the sacrament signe and
memoriall of that sacrifice
where wyth chryste offered hys body for oure
synnes and commaunded saynge / thys doo in the remembraunce
off me. We be not holpe with any visible dede that the
prest there doeth / saue in that it putteth vs in
remembraunce of christes deeth
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