For thys cause (that is) for lacke of good examenynge of our selues (as is before towched) manye are weake and speke in the fayth, and manye sleape, and haue loste their fayth in Christes bloode, for lacke of remembraunce of thys bodye breakynge and bloode sheadynge: Yea and not that onelye, but manye were weake and sycke euen stryken with bodely dyseases for abvsynge the sacrament of hys bodye, eatynge the breade with their teth ād not hys bodye with their mynde, and peraduenture some slayne for it by the stroke of God, which yf they had trulye iudged and examyned them selues for what intēt they came thyther, and why it was instytuted, shulde not haue bene so Iudged ād chastened of the Lorde. For the Lorde doth chasten, to brynge vs vnto repentaunce, & to mortyfye the rebellyous membres, that we maye remember hym. Here ye maye shortely perceyue the mynde of Paule. FINIS. ¶ An Epytome and shorte rehearsall of all thys boke, shewynge in what poyntes Fryth dyssenteth from our Prelates. Now to be shorte, in these iij. poyntes Fryth dyssenteth from oure Prelates ād from master More, which taketh vpon hym to be their proctoure. Our Prelates beleue that in the sacrament remayneth no breade, but that it is tourned in to the naturall bodye of Christ both fleshe bloode & bones. Fryth sayeth, that it is none artycle of our Crede: and therfore lette them beleue yt that wyll. And he thynketh that there remayneth breade styll. And that he proueth. iii. maner of wayes. Fyrste by the scripture of Paule, [Sidenote: 1. Cor. 10.] which calleth it breade sayenge: the breade which we breake, is it not the felowshyppe of the bodye of Christe? For we though we be manye, are yet one bodye and one breade, as manye as are partakers of one breade. And agayne he sayeth, [Sidenote: 1. Cor. 11.] as often as ye eate of thys breade or drynke of this cuppe, you shall shewe the Lordes death vntyll he come. And Luke calleth it breade sayenge. [Sidenote: Actes. 2.] They contynued in the felowshyppe of the Apostles, and in the breakynge of the breade and prayer. [Sidenote: Mat. 26.] Also Christe called the cuppe the frute of the vyne, sayenge. [Sidenote: Mar. 14. Luc. 22.] I shall not frō hence forwarde drynke of the frute of the vyne vntyll I drynke that newe in the Kyngdome of my Father.