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Phil. Right well neighbours. Look ye do now therefore according to your knowledge. ¹Furthermore what Humility was this in y• holy Ghost, to come down so manifestly upon the Apostles of Christ at the feast of Pentecost? to replenish them with all gifts of grace & to inspire into them the knowledge of so many tongues? was not this a wonderful token of Humility? Doth not that most holy spirit, even at this day vouchsafe ⟨image 24⟩also to dwell in the hearts of the faithful,² as S. Paul witnesseth Do not ye know, saith he, that ye are the Temple of God, & the spirit of God dwelleth in you? Again do ye not know that your members are the Temple of the holy Ghost, which is in you, whom ye have of god, and ye are not of your selves? Seeing than that this virtue Humility was first used & practised of God, & so still remaineth, how can it otherwise than be a thing of great excellency?

Phil. Ryght well neyghbours. Looke ye do nowe therfore accordynge to your knoweledge. ¹Furthermore what Humilite was this in y• holy Ghoste, to come downe so manifestly vpon the Apostles of Christ at the feast of Pentechoste? to replenyshe them with all gyftes of grace & to enspire īto thē the knowledge of so many tonges? was not this a wonderful token of Humilite? Doth not that moost holy spirite, euen at this daye vouchesafe ⟨image 24⟩also to dwell in the hertes of ye faythfull,² as S. Paule witnesseth Do not ye knowe, sayth he, that ye are the Tēple of God, & the spiryte of God dwelleth in you? Agayne do ye not knowe that youre members are the Temple of the holy Ghoste, whiche is in you, whome ye haue of god, and ye are not of your selues? Seynge than that this vertue Humilite was fyrst vsed & practised of God, & so styl remayneth, howe can it otherwise thā be a thīge of great excellency?