A potacio[n] or dry[n]king for this holy time of le[n]t very co[m]fortable for all…A potacio[n] or dri[n]kynge for this holi time of le[n]t very co[m]fortable for all…

James saith, as the body without the spirit is dead, so is faith ¹without works dead Therefore I decla red unto you in that your fourth dish, that as without good works your repentance & faith avail nothing ²(I speak of them which have opportunity to work & yet will not) so likewise to them that exercise no good works but remain in their old sinful living is Christ no saviour, but remaineth still unto them a feacre LORD, & a cruel Judge. For Christ will not know them at the day of judgement to be his people, that are unfruitful trees, & in this world bring forth no good ⟨image 12⟩works, yea he will say unto them, depart ³from me ye workers of iniquity. The virgins that have not only ⁴lamps, but also oil, shall enter in with the Bridegroom unto the marriages, the other shall be sparred out Not the idle lubbers but the faithful ⁵workers in the vineyard shall have the penny at night. Not the son which said to his father, that he would work in his vineyard, & did not, ⁶shall be his fathers heir, but the son which wrought in it in deed. The fruitful Olive tree shall dwell in the house of the LORD, but the unfruitful ⁷fig tree, glystereth it never so pleasantly with green leaves shall be cursed & committed unto hell fire. In consideration whereof I exhorted you at that time unto the diligent operation of good works, that ye might be found worthy that king dome, which your heavenly father ⁸hath prepared for them that fulfil ⟨image 12⟩his will from the beginning of the world. These & such other things not unworthy the hearing I rehearsed to you at that Christmas Banquet. Neither have ye forgotten them, I am sure.