Matthew 15

^{2 a} Men are more rigorous to obserue their owne traditions then Gods commandement.

^{2 /} Or, meat.

^{3 !} Christ excuseth his disciples, and rebuketh the Scribes, & Pharises, for transgressing Gods commandement by their owne tradicions.

^{5 b} The Scribes dispensed with them that did not their deuties to their owne parents, so that thei wold recompense the same to their profite by their offrings.

^{9 c} God wil not be honoured according to mans fantasie, but detesteth all good intentions, which are not grounded on his worde.

^{13 !} The plant that shal be rooted out.

^{13 d} All thei which are not grafted in Jesus Christ by fre adoption, and euerie doctrine, that is not established by Gods worde.

^{14 e} They are not worthie to be cared for.

^{18 !} What things defile a man.

^{19 f} All vices procede of the corrupt affection of the heart.

^{22 !} He deliuereth the woman of cananees daughter.

^{23 g} The disciples were offended at her importunitie.

^{26 !} The bread of the children.

^{26 h} Christ calleth them dogs, or whelps which are strangers from the house of God.

^{28 i} Christ granted her petition, for her faiths sake, and not at the request of his disciples.

^{30 !} He healeth the sicke.

^{32 k} Christ can not forget those that followe him.

^{36 !} And feedeth foure thousand men, beside women and children.

^{39 /} Or, Magadan.