The Parable of the Wicked Tenants
(Matthew 21:33–46; Luke 20:9–18)

1And he beganne to speake vnto them by parables: A certayne ma planted a vynyarde, and made a hedge aboute it, and dygged a wynne presse, and buylded a tower, and let it out vnto hussbande men, and wente in to a straunge countre. 2And whan the tyme was come, he sent a seruaut to the hussbande men, that he might receaue of the hussbandmen, of the frute of the vynyarde. 3But they toke him, and bet him, and sent him awaye emptye. 4Agayne, he sent vnto them another seruaunt, whom they stoned, and brake his heade, and sent him awaye shamefully dealt withall. 5Agayne he sent another, whom they slew, and many other: some they bett, and some they put to death. 6Then had he yet one sonne onely, whom he loued, him he sent also vnto them at the last, and sayde: they wyl stonde in awe of my sonne. 7But the same hussbandmen sayde amonge them selues: This is the heyre, Come, let vs kyll him, so shal the inheritaunce be ours. 8And they toke him, and slewe him, and cast him out of the vynyarde. 9What shal now the lorde of the vynyarde do? He shal come and destroye the hussbande men, and geue the vynyarde vnto other.

10Haue ye not red this scripture: The same stone which the buylders refused, is become the headstone in the corner?

11This was the LORDES doynge, and it is maruelous in oure eyes.

12And they wente aboute to take him (but they feared the people) for they perceaued, that he had spoke this parable agaynst the. And they left him, and wente their waye.

Paying Taxes to Caesar
(Matthew 22:15–22; Luke 20:19–26)

13And they sent vnto him certayne of the Pharises and Herodes officers to take him in his wordes. 14And they came, and sayde vnto hi: Master, we knowe that thou art true and carest for no man. For thou regardest not the outwarde appearaunce of men, but teachest ye waye of God truly. Is it laufull to geue tribute vnto the Emperoure, or not? 15Ought we to geue it, or ought we not to geue it? But he perceaued their ypocrisye, and sayde vnto them: Why tempte ye me? Brynge me a peny, that I maye se it. 16And they brought it him. Then sayde he: Whose ymage and superscripcion is this? They sayde vnto him: The Emperours. 17Then answered Iesus and sayde vnto the: Geue therfore vnto the Emperoure that which is the Emperours, and vnto God that which is Gods. And they marueled at him.

The Sadducees and the Resurrection
(Matthew 22:23–33; Luke 20:27–40)

18Then came vnto him the Saduces (which holde that there is no resurreccion) these axed him, and sayde: 19Master, Moses wrote vnto vs. Yf eny mans brother dye, and leaue a wife, and leaue no children, his brother shal take his wife, and rayse vp sede vnto his brother. 20Now were there seuen brethren: the first toke a wife, and dyed, and left no sede: 21and the seconde toke her, and dyed, and left no sede also: the thirde in like maner. 22And they all seuen toke her, and left no sede. At the last after them all, the wyfe dyed also. 23Now in the resurreccion whan they shal ryse agayne, whose wife shal she be of them? For seuen had her to wife. 24Then answered Iesus, and sayde vnto them: Do not ye erre? because ye knowe not the scryptures ner ye power of God? 25Whan they shal ryse agayne from the deed, they shal nether mary ner be maried, but they are as the angels in heauen. 26As touchinge the deed, that they shal ryse agayne, haue ye not red in the boke of Moses, how God spake vnto him in the bush, and sayde: I am the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, & the God of Iacob? 27Yet is not God a God of the deed, but of the lyuynge. Therfore ye erre greatly.

The Greatest Commandment
(Deuteronomy 6:1–19; Matthew 22:34–40)

28And there came vnto him one of the scrybes, that had herkened vnto the how they disputed together, and sawe that he had answered them well, and axed him: Which is the chefest comaundement of all? 29Iesus answered him: The chefest commaundemet of all commaundementes is this: Heare O Israel, the LORDE oure God is one God, 30and thou shalt loue the LORDE thy God with all thy hert, with all thy soule, with all thy mynde, and with all thy strength. This is the chefest commaundement, 31and the seconde is like vnto it: Thou shalt loue thy neghboure as thy self. There is none other greater commaundement then these. 32And the scrybe sayde vnto him: Master, Verely thou hast sayde right: for there is but one God, & there is none other without him, 33and to loue him with all the hert, with all the mynde, with all the soule, and with all the strength, and to loue a mans neghboure as himself, is more then brent sacrifices and all offerynges. 34But wha Iesus sawe that he answered discretly, he sayde vnto him: Thou art not farre from the kyngdome of God. And after this durst no man axe him eny mo questions.

Whose Son Is the Christ?
(Matthew 22:41–46; Luke 20:41–44)

35And Iesus answered, and sayde, whan he taught in the temple: How saye the scrybes, yt Christ is the sonne of Dauid?

36But Dauid himself saieth thorow the holy goost: The LORDE sayde vnto my LORDE: Syt thou on my right honde, tyll I make thine enemies yi fotestole.

37There Dauid calleth him his LORDE. How is he the his sonne? And many people herde him gladly.

Beware of the Scribes
(Luke 20:45–47)

38And he taught the, and sayde vnto the: Bewarre of the scrybes, that loue to go in longe garmentes, and loue to be saluted in the market, 39and syt gladly aboue in the synagoges and at the table: 40they deuoure wyddowes houses, and vnder a coloure they make longe prayers. These shal receaue the more damnacion.

The Widow’s Offering
(Luke 21:1–4)

41And Iesus sat ouer agaynst the Gods chest, and behelde how the people put money in to the Godschest. And many that were riche: put in moch. 42And there came a poore wyddowe, and put in two mytes, which make a farthinge. 43And he called vnto him his disciples, and sayde vnto them: Verely I saye vnto you: this poore wyddowe hath put more in ye Godschest, then all they that haue put in: 44For they all haue put i of their superfluyte, but she of hir pouerte hath put in all that she had, euen hir whole lyuynge.