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I Paul my self beseech you by the meekness §Aand softness of Christ / which when I am present among you / am of no reputation / but am bold toward you being absent. I beseech you that I need not to be bold when I am present (with that same confidence / wherewith I am supposed to be bold) against some which repute us as though we walked carnally. Nevertheless though we walk compassed §Bwith the flesh / yet we war not fleshly For the weapons of our war are not carnal things / but things mighty in god to cast down strong holds / wherewith we overthrow imaginations / & every high thing that exalteth it self against the knowledge of god and bring into captivity all understanding to the obedience of Christ / and are ready to take vengeance on all disobedience / when your obedience is fulfilled. Look ye on things after the utter appearance?

I Paule my silfe beseche you by the mekenes §Aand softnes of Christ / which when I am present amōge you / am of no reputaciō / but am bolde towarde you beinge absent. I besech you that I nede not to be bolde when I am present (with that same confidēce / wherwith I am supposed to be bolde) agaynst some which repute vs as though we walked carnally. Neverthelesse though we walke compased §Bwith ye fleshe / yet we warre not flesshlye For the weapēs of oure warre are not carnall thinges / but thynges myghty in god to cast doune stronge holdes / wherwith we overthrowe ymaginacyons / & every hye thynge that exalteh it silfe agaynst the knowledge of god and brynge into captivite all vnderstondynge to the obedience of Christ / and are redy to take vengeaunce on all disobedience / when youre obedience is fulfilled. Loke ye on thynges after ye vtter apparence?