A Defence of the True and Catholic Doctrine of the Sacrament

But the humble confession of all penitent hearts,¹ their knowledgyng of Christs benefits,² their thanks giving for the same, their faith and consolation in Christ, their humble submission and obedience to God's will and commandments, is a sacrifice of laud & praise, accepted and allowed of god no less, then the sacrifice of the priest. For almighty god without respect of person, accepteth the oblation and sacrifice of priest & lay person, of king & subject, of master and servant, of man and woman, of young and old, yea of English, French, Scot, Greek, Latin, Jew and Gentile, of every man according to his faithful & obedient hart unto him, and that through the sacrifice propitiatory of Jesus Christ.

But the humble confession of al penitent hartes,¹ theyr knowledgyng of Chrystes benefytes,² their thanks giuing for the same, their faith and consolation in Christe, their humble submission and obedience to goddes wyll and commaundementes, is a sacrifice of laude & praise, accepted and alowed of god no lesse, then the sacrifyce of the priest. For almyghty god wythout respect of persone, accepteth the oblatyon and sacrifyce of priest & lay person, of kyng & subiect, of mayster and seruaunt, of man and woman, of yonge and olde, yea of English, French, Scot, Greek, Latine, Iewe and Gentyle, of euery mā accorig to his faithfull & obedient hart vnto him, and that through ye sacrifice propiciatory of Iesu Chryst.