A commentary or, exposition upon the divine second epistle general, writtenA commentary or, exposition vpon the diuine second epistle generall, written

When one wished that none might go to heaven, but himself, his wife, and his daughter, another replied, it were far better that none might go to hell, but thy self, thy wife, and thy daughter.

When one wished that none might goe to heaven, but himselfe, his wife, and his daughter, another replied, it were farre better that none might goe to hell, but thy selfe, thy wife, and thy daughter.

2 Your faith, because every one must have a proper and peculiar use of faith. Thou canst not see CHRIST with another's eyes, nor walk to heaven on another's feet. Get true faith of thine own, though little, let it be true. If it cannot be so great as the best, let it be so precious as the best; a little piece of gold is so good gold as a great piece, excepting the quantity. Keep thy faith, though thou^f bear about in thy body the marks of the Lord Jesus. Where-soever thou art maimed, let thy faith be sound. If a man receive a wound, he is glad it is not to death, if he have sickness, that it ⟨p. 114⟩is not mortal. So keep faith, and keep life: lose not thy faith, and thou shalt never lose Christ.

2 Your faith, because every one must have a proper and peculiar use of faith. Thou canst not see CHRIST with anothers eyes, nor walke to heaven on anothers feet. Get true faith of thine owne, though little, let it be true. If it cannot be so great as the best, let it be so precious as the best; a little peece of gold is so good gold as a great peece, excepting the quantity. Keep thy faith, though thou^f beare about in thy body the markes of the Lord Iesus. Where-soever thou art maimed, let thy faith be sound. If a man receive a wound, he is glad it is not to death, if he have sicknes, that it