Title page of An other book against Rastel named the subsidy or bulwark to his first book,…, 1537

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An other book against Rastel named the subsidy or bulwark to his first book,…An other boke against Rastel named the subsedye or bulwark to his fyrst boke,…

Name: An other book against Rastel named the subsidy or bulwark to his first book,…
Author: John Frith

An other book against Rastel named the subsidy or bulwark to his first book, made by John Frith preso[n]ner in the TowerAn other boke against Rastel named the subsedye or bulwark to his fyrst boke, made by Ihon Frithe preso[n]ner in the Tower

John Frith 1503–1533London? : S.n., 1537?

[52] p. · 13k words · STC 11385 · ESTC S105656

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An answer to Rastels first prologue. › Chapter 2: ¶An answer unto Rastels second chapter which improveth me for railing and dyspraysyn…An answere to Rastels fyrst prologe. › Chapter 2: ¶An answere vnto Rastels seconde chaptre whych improueth me for raylynge and dyspraysyn…

Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.

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Remember that¹ we have this precious treasure in frail / brittle and earthy vessels / let us therefore with fear and trembling work our health / and make stable our vocation & election / for if we retain the truth and knowledge of God in² sy••e & unrighteousness we shall shortly perceive the wrath of god upon us with infinite delusions / & the end of us shall be worse then the beginning: awake therefore & under stand your health.

Remēbre that¹ we haue this p̄cious treasure in frayle / brytell and erthye vessels / let vs therfore wyth feare and tremblinge worke oure helth / and make stable our vocaciō & eleccion / for if we retayne the truthe and knowlege of God in² sy••e & vnryghtwysnes we shall shortly perceyue the wrath of god vppō vs with infynite delusions / & the ende of vs shalbe worse then the begysiinge: awake therfore & vnder stonde your helthe.

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Now you may see how he concludeth that I establish this error / that there is no hell for seeing mine arguments / & Paul Roman. 8. do conclude that there is no hell / nor damnation to them that are in christ Jesus / and are his faithful followers / he

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The book

Title as printed

Author

John Frith 1503–1533

Year

1537

Imprint

[London? : S.n., 1537?]

Size

[52] p.

Words

12,778

Catalogue

STC 11385 · ESTC S105656

Text

EEBO-TCP A01272

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Title page

An other book against Rastel named the subsidy or bulwark to his first book,…An other boke against Rastel named the subsedye or bulwark to his fyrst boke,…

The second error that Rastel layeth to my charge is that I would bring the people in believe that repentance of a man helpeth not for the remission of his sin.

The seconde erroure that Rastel layeth to my charge is that I wolde brīge the people in beleue that repētance of a mā helpeth not for the remissiō of his syn̄e.

The third error which Rastell layeth against me is that I would make men believe that they need to do penance for the satisfaction for their since.

The thirde errour which Rastell layeth aginst me is that I wolde make mē beleue that they neade to do penaunce for the satisfaction for theyr synnes.

The fourth error that he layeth against me is that I would persuade the people that good works are nothing available.

The fourthe errour that he layethe agaynste me is that I wolde perswade the people that good workes are nothynge auaylable.

Reformers309

Puritans1,782

Westminster Assembly24

Evangelicals36