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The Communion.
Upon the A±encion Day.
Hrough thy mo¥ dere beloued ƒonne, Jeƒus Ch°i¥
our Lo°de, who after his mo¥e glo°ious reƒurreccion
manife¥ly appered to all his diƒciples, and in
their ƒight aƒcended vp into heauen, to p°epare a place fo° vs,
that where he is, thither mighte we alƒo aƒcende, and reigne
with hym in glo°y. Therfo°e &c.
Upon Whitƒondaye.
Hrough Jeƒus Ch°i¥e our Lo°de, acco°dyng to
whoƒe mo¥e true p°omiƒe, the holy Gho¥e came
doune this daye from heauen, with a ƒodain great
ƒound, as it had been a mightie wynde , in the likenes of
fiery toungues , lightyng vpon the Apo¥les , to teache them,
and to leade them to all trueth, geuyng them bothe the gifte
of diuerƒe languages, and alƒo boldnes with feruent zeale,
con¥antly to p°eache the Goƒpell vnto all nacions, whereby
we are b°ought out of darkenes and erro°, into the cleare
light and true knowlege of thee , and of thy ƒonne Jeƒus
Ch°i¥. Therfo°e &c.
Upon the fea¥ of the Trinitie.
T is very meete, righte, and oure bounden duetie,
that we ƒhould at al tymes, and in al places, geue
thankes to thee O Lo°de, almightye euerla¥ing
God, whiche arte one God, one Lo°de, not one onely perƒon,
but th°ee perƒones in one ƒub¥aunce: Fo° that which we
beleue of the glo°y of the father, the ƒame we beleue of the
ƒonne, and of the holy gho¥, without any difference, o°
inequalitie: whom the Angels &c.
After whiche p°eface ƒhalt falowe immediately.