That faith the mother of all good works justifieth us before we ca[n] bring…That fayth the mother of all good workes iustifieth us before we ca[n] bringe…

Let every man of what so ever craft or occupation he be of / whether brewer baker tailor victualler merchant or husband man refer his craft & occupation unto the commune wealth / & serve his brethren as he would do Christ him self. Let him bye & sell truly & not set dice on his brethren ne / & so showeth he mercy / & his occupation pleaseth God. And when thou receivest money for thy labour or ware thou receivest thy duty. For wherein so ever thou minster to thy brethren / thy brethren are detours to give thee where with to maintain thy self & thy household. And let your superfluities succour the pore / of which sort shall ever be some in all towns cities / & villages / & that I suppose y• greatest number. Remember y• we are members of one body & ought to minister one to an other mercifully. And remember that what so ever we have / it is given us of God to bestow it on our brethren. Let him that eateth eat & give God thanks / only let not thy meat pull thine heart from God. And let him that drinketh do like wise. Let him that hath a wife give God thanks for his liberty / only let not thy wife with draw thine heart from god & then pleasest ⟨p. xlv⟩thou God & hast the word of God for thee. And in all things look on the word of God & there in put thy trust / and not in a visor / in a disguised garment and a cut shoe.

Let every mā of what so ever craft or occupacion he be of / whether bruer baker tailer vitailer marchaūt or husbāde mā refer his craft & occupacion vnto ye cōmune wealth / & serve his bretherne as he wold do Christ hī selfe. Let hī bye & sell truely & not set dice on his brether ne / & so showeth he merci / & his occupaciō pleaseth God. And whē thou receavest money for thi laboure or ware thou receavest thi dutie. For wherī so ever thou minster to thi bretherne / thi brether are dettours to geve ye where with to maītene thi selfe & thi houshold. And let your superfluires succoure ye pore / of which sort shall ever be some in all townes cityes / & villages / & yt I suppose y• greayest nowmbre. Remēbre y• we ar mēbres of one bodie & ought to minister one to an other mercifully. And remēbre yt what so ever we have / it is gyvē vs of God to bestowe it on our bretherne. Let hī yt eateth eate & give God thākes / only let not thy meate poele thine hert from God. And let hī yt drinketh do like wise. Let hī yt hath a wife gyve God thākes for his libertie / ōly let not thi wife wyth drawe thyne hert frō god & thē pleasest