[A methodical preface prefixed before the epistle to the Romans ...] Made[A methodicall preface prefixed before the epistle to the Romanes ...] Made

¹In the 15. Chap. yet once again he proposeth Christ to ⟨image 38⟩be followed, that by his example we should support and bear with the weak whosoever they be, whether sinners,² unlearned, rude, and unskilful, or those which otherwise are evil mannered, or of naughty conditions. For even those are not straight way to be contemned, but rather to be tolerated and suffered until they be better amended. So our Saviour Christ (as we see in the Gospel) did bear with our sins and offences: yea and at this day doth tolerate our sins, errors, and imperfections, ever reaching his right hand to help us, ever aiding us through his unspeakable mercy.

¹In the 15. Chap. yet once againe hee proposeth Christ to ⟨image 38⟩bee followed, that by his example wee should support and beare with the weake whosoever they bee, whether sinners,² vnlearned, rude, and vnskilfull, or those which otherwise are evill mannered, or of naughty conditions. For even those are not streight way to bee contemned, but rather to bee tolerated and suffered vntill they be better amended. So our Saviour Christ (as wee see in the Gospell) did beare with our sins and offences: yea and at this day doth tolerate our sinnes, errors, and imperfections, ever reaching his right hand to helpe vs, ever ayding vs through his vnspeakable mercie.

1. 1Chap. 15
2. 2Weak brethren ought to be considered.Weak brethren oght to bee considered.