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¶ The .ix. Cha. ✚

And Saul yet breathing out threatenings & slaughter against y• disciples of §Athe lord / went unto y• high priest / & desired¹ of him letters to Damasco / to y• synagogues: that if he found any of this way / whether they were men or women / he might bring them bound unto Jerusalem. But as he went on his journey / it fortuned y• he drew nigh to Damasco / and suddenly there shined round about him a light from heaven. And he fell to y• earth / & heard a voice saying to him: Saul / ²Saul / why persecutest thou me? And he said / what art thou lord? And the lord said / I am Jesus whom thou persecutest / it shall be hard for y• to kick against y• prick. And he³ both trembling and astonied said: Lord what wilt thou have me to do? And y• Lord said unto him: arise and goo into the cite / and it shall be told the what thou shalt do.

ANd Saul yet brethynge oute threatnynges & slaughter agaynst y• disciples of §Athe lorde / went vnto y• hye preste / & desyred¹ of him letters to Damasco / to y synagoges: that yf he founde eny of this waye / whether they were men or wemen / he myght bringe them bounde vnto Ierusalem. But as he went on his iorney / it fortuned y he drue nye to Damasco / and sodenly ther shyned rounde about him a lyght frō heven. And he fell to y erth / & hearde a voyce sayinge to him: Saul /