[Sidenote: 4.] As many as ded eate the Paschall Lābe in fayth, were very merye and gaue God greate thankes. For they were sure the nexte day to be delyuered out of Egypte. Lykewyse as many as ded eate thys sacramēte in fayth, were merye and gaue God greate thankes, for they were sure the nexte daye to be delyuered from their synne. [Sidenote: 5.] They that ded not eate the Paschall Lambe in fayth, coulde not be merye. For they were not sure of delyueraunce from the powre of Pharao. They that ded not eate thys Sacramente in fayth, coulde not be mery: For they were not sure of delyueraunce from the power of the deuell. [Sidenote: 6.] They that beleued the worde of the Lord ded more eate the passyng bye of the Lorde which shulde delyuer thē, thē they ded the Lambe. They that dede beleue the worde of the Lorde ded more eate the bodye of the Lorde which shulde be geuen for their delyueraunce, then they ded the breade. For that thynge doth a man moste eate that he moste hath in memorye & moste revolueth in mynde: as appeareth by Christe Ioā. 4. I haue meate to eate that ye knowe not. [Sidenote: 7.] They that beleued not the nexte daye to be delyuered from Egypte, ded not eate the passynge bye of the Lord, although they eate the Lambe. They that beleued not the nexte daye to be delyuered from synne, ded not eate the bodye of the Lorde, although they eate the breade. [Sidenote: 8.] The chylderne of Israell were but ones delyuered from Egypte, notwithstōdynge they ded euery yeare eate the Lambe, to keape that facte in perpetuall remēbraunce: Euen so Christ bought ād redeamed vs but ones for all, and was offered ād sacryfyced but ones for all, though the sacramēt therof be daylye brokē amonge vs, to keape the benefytte in contynuall memorye. [Sidenote: 9.] As manye as ded eate the Paschall Lābe in faythe and beleued Godes worde as towchynge theyr delyueraunce from Egypte, were as sure of their delyueraunce through faythe, as they were sure of the Lābe by eatynge it. As many as do eate this sacrament in fayth and beleue Goddes worde as towchynge their delyueraunce from synne, are as sure of their delyueraunce through fayth, as they are sure of the breade by eatynge it. [Sidenote: 10.] As many as ded eate of that Paschall Lambe ded magnyfye their God, testyfyenge that he onely was the God almyghtye, ād they hys people styckynge to hym, to be delyuered by hys power from all daunger. As manye as do eate of thys sacrament do magnyfye their God, testyfyinge that he onelye is the God almyghtye, and they hys people styckynge by hym to be delyuered by hys power frō all daunger.