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and sawe a fygge tre afarre of, which had leaues. Then came he nye, (to se) yf he coude fynde eny thinge theron.And whan he came to it, he founde nothinge but leaues (for the tyme of fygges was not yet)

Then had he yet one sonne onely, whom he loued, him he sent also vnto them at the last, and sayde: they wyl stonde in awe of my sonne.

Yet is not God a God of the deed, but of the lyuynge. Therfore ye erre greatly.

But whan ye shal heare of the noyse of warres, be not ye afrayed: for so must it be, but ye ende is not yet.

Lerne a symilitude of the fyge tre: Wha his braunch is yet teder, and hath brought forth leaues, ye knowe that the Sommer is nye.

But Peter sayde vnto him: And though all men shulde be offended, yet wolde not I be offended.

But he saide yet more: Yee though I shulde dye wt ye, yet wil I not denie ye. So saide they all i like maner.

And immediatly whyle he yet spake, came Iudas one of the twolue, and with him a greate multitude, with swerdes and staues from the hye prestes and scrybes and elders.

Pylate sayde vnto the: What euell hath he done? But they cried yet moch more: Crucifie him.

Whyle he yet spake, there came one fro ye ruler of ye synagoges house, and sayde vnto him: Thy doughter is deed, disease not the master.

I saye vnto you: and though he wolde not aryse and geue him, because he is his frende, Yet because of his vnshamefast begginge he wolde aryse, and geue him as many as he neded.

But whyle he yet spake, a certayne Pharise prayed him, that he wolde dyne with him. And he wente in, and sat him downe at the table.

Are not fyue sparowes bought for two farthinges? Yet is not one of them forgotten before God.

Consydre the rauens, they nether sowe ner reape, they haue also nether stoare house ner barne, and yet God fedeth them. But how moch better are ye then the foules?

But he that knewe it not, and yet dyd thinges worthy of strypes, shal be beaten with few strypes. For loke vnto whom moch is geuen, of him shal moch be sought: and loke to whom moch is commytted, of him shal moch be requyred.

But he answered, and sayde: Syr, let it alone yet this yeare, tyll I dygge roude aboute it and donge it,

And the seruaut sayde: lorde, it is done as thou hast comaunded, and there is yet more rowme.

Or els, whyle the other is yet a greate waye of he sendeth embassage, and desyreth peace.

And he gat him vp, & came vnto his father. But whan he was yet a greate waye of, his father sawe him, and had copassion, and ranne, and fell aboute his neck, and kyssed him.

But he answered, and sayde vnto his father: Lo, thus many yeares haue I done the seruyce, nether haue I yet broken thy commaundement, and thou gauest me neuer one kydd, yt I might make mery with my frendes.