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Deut,7.7;g.
Our
worlr and
R-tl
i'tbincke no
taujcs ofour
Iu
iéf1cat¡Oit.
Rom.
3.24..
Tit.3. 7.
I.5
2
That
our
vnworthintt/hould,,t
m4I
a
v.rdoubt
of
Gods lone,
cording
to
his
owne
p erpafe
ofgrace
which was
gi.
en
vs
through
Chris?
lefise
before
the
*odd
was.
So
Mof
s
telleth the
chil-
dren
of
If
ael,
that
the Lord had
called and made choice
of
them aboue
all
other
nations
to
bee
his
Church
and
people,
not
for any refpedt
of
themfelues,or
their
owne
worthineffe).
but
of
his
free
loue and
vndeferued mercie,
as
it
is
Dcut.7.,
7.8.
Pfa1.44.3-
FiftIy,as
the Lord hath
freely called vs,
fo
being
called
he
hath
freely
iuflified
vs:not for
any
inherent
righteoufheffe
in
our felues,but
of
his
owne grace
and
good will,through
the
righteoufneífe
and
obedience ofIefus Chrifl
which
he
im-
puteth unto
vs.
And
this
is
euidk't
Rom.3.24.where
it
is Paid,
that
we
are
iuflified
freely
6y
Godsgrace,through
the
redemption
which
it
in Chris?
Iefiu.
And Tit.3.7.w-here the
Apoffle
faith,
that
Pee
are iusi
fied
by
his
grace.
And
left wee
fthould
ioyne
with Gods
grace our own works and worthineffe, he telleth
vs
that
Abraham himfelfc,though
a
moil righteous
and
holy
man in
refpedl
of
his
finceritie
and
integritie
of
heart,
was
notwithflanding not
iuflified
by
his
workes, but
tArraham
beleeued
God,
and that
was
imputed
veto
him for
rigbteoufreffe,
R
om.4.3:&
verf.5_he
flatly excludeth works from
being
any
caufes
ofour
iuflification;
To
him
(faith
he)
tliat
worheth.not,
but
beleetseth
in him
that
iu/!iflet
h.:be
vrgodly,
his
faith
is
coup_
tedi
forrighteoufrt'ffe.
So
that
wee
are
freely iuflified
ofGods
grace and goodwill, without
any
refpe&l
ofour
owne
works
.
and
worthinefe,
as
being
any
caufes
of
our
'uglification,
al-
though
they
are
necefhärie
and
infeparable fruites thereof.
For
the
fame
death
and
bloudilierdd
of
Chrifl,whereby
we are
freed
from the
guiltand
punifhment offinne
and euerlafling
death, doth
free
vs
ado
from the death
of
fin
to
newneffe
of
life,and doth
not
onely
iuflifie but:alfo fanóti4e vs,
as
the A-
poll]
e
plainly
11
eweth,Tit.2.14,Who
gaue
himfelfe
for
f
vs
,t
ha:
he
might
redeeme
vs
from
all
iniquitie,(that
is, free
vs
from the
guilt
and punifhtnent offinne to which
we were
fubie6)and
pep
vs
to
bee
a
peculiar
people
vitto
himfel
fe,
z
?alozu
of
good
soorkes.
Six.tiy,
our
fin
&ifiication.
and
inherent'
righteoufheffe
it
elfe, lat
is,it_els
lzut
the.free
gift
ofGod,
begunsincrcafed,
and: