In England from Wicliffe to Henry VIII - James Aitken Wylie

them, and, by them all their after-comers, that they
should do it in this form that He showed to them,
use themselves, and teach and administer to other
men and women, this most worshipful and holiest
sacrament, in remembrance of His holiest living,
and of this most true preaching, and of His willing
and patient suffering of the most painful passion."
"And I believe that, this Christ, our Savior,
after that He had ordained this most worthy
Sacrament of His own precious body, went forth
willingly... and as He would, and when He would,
he died willingly for man's sake upon the cross."
"And I believe in holy Church— that is, all
they that have been, and that now are, and that to
the end of the world shall be, a people that shall
endeavor to know and keep the commandments of
God."
"I believe that the gathering together of this
people, living now here in this life, is the holy
Church of God, fighting here on earth against the
devil, the prosperity of the world, and their own
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