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PHIL. Eyes verily. After the have repented you of your wickedness, ye must than amend your life, & bring forth fruits worthy of Penance, as the ¹scripture commandeth. Ye must practise in your living all godliness & innocency. Fasting, prayer and alms must diligently be exercised of you in your daily conversation. ²Ye must go from virtue to virtue, & from faith to faith. As ye have walked before in darkness, so must ye walk now in light. Your whole life must now be nothing else, than a perfect meditation of purity and innocency. Except ye labour to do this, surely ye have no part of Christ, neither is the death of Christ a satisfaction for your sins, but y• ³wrath of God abideth still upon you. God hath blessed you in christ Jesus, that every one of you should turn away from his wickednesses ⟨image 41⟩as the scripture saith. God hath ⁴not called us, saith S. Paul, unto uncleanness, but unto sanctification and holiness. These things once done, than remaineth ⁵there a true & perfect satisfaction to our neighbour, whom we have offended or hurt either in word or deed. For a satisfaction or amends must needs be made to our neighbour, or else we walk not after the order of Charity, nor according ⁶to the law of nature, which commandeth every man to do to another, as he would other should do to him. Therefore God in the old law commanded that if any m• did steal from his neighbour an ox or a sheep, he should restore and give him again five oxen for an ⁷ox, & four sheep for one sheep. We read also in the Gospel of Luke, y• Zacheus said unto Christ: behold