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Here he mokketh and playeth hym selfe as ye se in mokkynge these holy ceremonyes vsed, as well in thapparell of the preste as in the secretes of that holy sacryfyce. whyche he sayth do no good but mych hurt, and make men superstycyouse / bycause as he sayth there, they haue the more deuocyon therby / & therfore he wold haue them l[…]te, as though the deuocyon that is increased by the beholdynge of those holy ceremonyes were superstycyon, bycause they vnderstande them not.

If Tyndale say trew in this / then dyd god by hys owne cō maundement make his chosen people of Israel to fall in to suꝑstycyon in stede of deuocyon, wyth the ceremonyes vsed aboute the sacrafyces in the olde lawe, bycause they vnderstode them not.

After this he mengleth hys lyes therwyth, saynge that crysten menne thynke that they haue done habundauntly ynough for god, ye and deserued aboue measure, yf they be present ons in a day at such a mummynge.