2 a And teache that which Moses saith.
3 ! Christ condemneth the ambicion, couetousnes, and hyposcrisie of the Scribes and Pharises.
3 b According to Moses whome they read, but not that which thei teache of them selues.
5 c Thei were skroles of parchement wherein the commandements were written: and to this day the Jewes vse the same & close them in a piece of lether, & so binde them to their browe & left arme, to the intent thei might haue continual remembrance of the Law.
8 d Christ forbideth not to giue juste honour to Magistrates and Masters, but condemneth ambicion and superioritie ouer our brothers faith, which office apperteineth to Christ alone.
10 e The Phrises were called Masters or Fathers, and the Scribes Doctors.
11 f The highest dignitie in the Church is no lordshippe, or dominion, but ministerie, and seruice.
13 g Ye kepe backe the pure religion & knowledge of God when men are readie to embrace it.
13 h Which haue now their fote within the dores.
15 i They soght all meanes, that thei colde inuent, to make of a Gentile a Jewe.
17 k And maketh it to be taken as an holie thing, because of the vse: and hereby Christ sheweth that mans doctrine doeth not onely obscure the worde of God, but is contrarie to it.
24 l Ye staye at that which is nothing, & let passe that which is of greater importance.
25 m Ye seke how to get estimacion with men and passe not whether ye haue a good conscience or no.
29 n For a remembrance of them, & in the meane season they passed not for their doctrine.
31 ! Their persecutions against the seruants of God.
31 o It is not now onely that your nacion hathe begonne to be cruel against the seruants of God, & therefore it is not marueil thogh the children of suche murtherers handle roguhly the Prophetes.
34 p To conuince you of greater ingratitude.
35 q Christ meaneth that all their race shal be punished,, so that the iniquitie of the fathers shalbe powred into the bosome of the children, which resembled their fathers.
37 ! He prophecieth the destruction of Jerusalem.
39 s He wil returne no more to them, as a teacher, but as a judge, when as they shalbe compelled to confesse (althogh to late) that he is the verie Sone of God.