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69. And wē gelȳfað and witon þæt þū eart Crīst, Godes Sunu.^[1]

70. Sē Hǣlend him andswarude and cwæð, Hū ne gecēas ic ēow twelfe, and ēower ān is dēofol?^[2]

71. Hē hyt cwæþ be Iuda Scarioþe; þēs hine belǣwde, þā hē wæs ān þāra twelfa.^[3]

CAPUT VII

Ðys [godspel] sceal on tȳwesdæg on þǣre fiftan wucan innan lengtene.

1. Syþþan fōr sē Hǣlend tō Galilea; hē nolde faran tō Iudea, for þām þe þā Iudeas hine sōhton and woldon hyne ofslēan.^[4]

2. Hit was gehende Iudea frēolsdæge.

3. His brōðra cwǣdon to him, Far heonon and gā on Iudea land, þæt þīne leorningcnihtas gesēon þā weorc þe þū wyrcst.^[5]

4. Ne dēð nan man nān þing on dīglum, ac sēcþ þæt hit open sȳ. Gif ðū þās þing dēst, geswutela þē sylfne middanearde.^[6]

5. Witodlīce nē his māgas ne gelȳfdon on hyne.

6. Đā cwæþ sē Hǣlend tō him, Gȳt ne cōm min tīd; ēower tīd is symble gearu.^[7]

1. A, cryst.
2. A, andswarode.
3. A, And he hyt.
4. C, Siððan.
5. A, C, broðro, B, broþro; A, worc.
6. B, C, mann; A, dyglum, B, C, dihlum; A, on myddanearde.
7. A, B, C, symle; A, earu.