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Paul & the other Apostles in all their Epistles call them selves the servants of God, because unto the uttermost of their power they ever fulfilled those thin ⟨image 73⟩ges that were enjoined them of god. For it becometh a servant to fulfil his masters commandment, & not to work after his own fancy, so may he be bold to appear in his masters sight, when so ever he be called, & to ask that which his master hath promised him. In like man ner if we will be counted & so proved the servants of God unfeignedly, we must earnestly consider every man according to his call lynge, what God hath commanded us in his holy law, and that we must labour unto the uttermost of our power for to fulfil, or else we are no true servants of God. For by no means may we leave the will of God unfilled, & practise things of our own imagination. If any ¹man loveth me, saith Christ, he will keep my word & my father shall love him, & we will come unto him and dwell with him. He that hath my ⟨image 73⟩commandments & keepeth them, he it is that loveth me. For not every ²one that saith unto me, Lord Lord shall enter into the kingdom of he uē, but he that doth the will of my father, which is in heaven.

Paule & the other Apostles ī al theyr Epistles call thē selues the seruauntes of God, bycause vnto the vttermoost of theyr power they euer fulfylled those thī ⟨image 73⟩ges that were enioyned thē of god. For it becommeth a seruaūt to fulfyll his masters cōmaundemente, & not to worke after his owne fansy, so maye he be bolde to appere in his masters syghte, whan so euer he be called, & to aske that which his master hath promised him. In lyke mā ner yf we wyll be counted & so proued the seruauntes of God vnfaynedlye, we muste earnestelye consider euery mā accordynge to his cal lynge, what God hathe commaunded vs in his holy law, and that we must laboure vnto the vttermoost of our power for to fulfyl, or els we are no true seruaūtes of God. For by no meanes may we leaue ye wyll of God vnfylled, & practise thynges of oure owne imaginacion. If ony