[Sidenote: Fryth.] ¶ Where he dyscommendeth my prayer & sayeth, that I am an vnmete master to teache men to praye, seynge I take away the true fayth from it, and sayeth that euery woman can make a better when she receyueth the sacramente, I wolde to God that euery woman were so well learned that they coulde teache vs both. And surely I intended not to prescrybe to all men that prayer onely, but hoped to healpe the ygnoraunt, that they myght eyther speake those wordes, or els (takynge occasyon of them) to saye some other, to the laude and prayse of God. And as for your fayth (which you call the true fayth) must I neades improue. For it wyll not stōde with the true texte of scrypture, as it playnelye appeareth. But to the fayth in Christes bloode I exhorte all men, and teach them to eate hys bodye with fayth (& not with teeth) which is by hauynge hys death in cōtynuall remembraunce, and digestynge it in to the bowels of the soule. And because you so sore improue my prayer, to cōclude my answere agaynst you, I wyll rehearse yt agayne. And lette all mē Iudge betwene vs. Blessed be thou most deare and mercyfull Father, which of thy tender fauoure & benygnyte, notwithstōdynge our greuous enormytees cōmytted agaynste thee, vouchsauedst to sēde thyne owne deare sone, to suffre moste vyle death for our redempcyon. Blessed be thou Chryst Iesu our Lorde & sauyour, which of thyne haboundāt pytye consyderynge our myserable estate, wyllyngly tokest vpon the to haue thy moste innocent bodye broken & bloode shedde to pourge vs and washe vs which are loadē with inyquyte. And to certyfye vs therof, hast lefte vs not onely thy worde which maye enstructe our hartes; But also a vysyble token to certyfye euen our outwarde sences of this greate benefytte, that we shulde not doubte, but that the bodye and frute of thy passyon are ours (through fayth) as surelye as the breade, which by our sentes we knowe that we haue within vs. Blessed be also that spiryte of veryte which is sente from God our father through our sauyour Christ Iesu, to lyghten our darcke ignoraunce, and leade vs through fayth in to the knoweleage of hym which is all veryte. Strength we beseche the our frayle nature, and encreace our faythe: that we maye prayse God our moste mercyfull Father, and Christe hys sonne our Sauyoure and redeamer. AMEN. A comparyson betwene the Paschall Lambe, & our Sacrament.