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As touching sin, to whom is it unknown, that as the power ¹of Satan is vanquished by Christ, so in like manner is sin through him put to flight. He is that lamb of God, which taketh away the sin ²of the world. He is that saviour, which saveth his people from their since. He is, yea he is that Lord in deed, which putteth away our iniquities, yea & that for his own sake, & will remember them no more. He came into y• world to save sinners. He being without all sin offered him self upon the altar of the cross, a sweet smelling Sacrifice to God y• father for us, & made a sufficient satisfaction for all our since. Through his name all the Pro ⟨image 85⟩phetes bear witness, that so many ³as believe in him, shall receive remis sion of their since. For there is no health in any other, nether is there any other name given unto men, whereby they might be saved, but only the name of Jesus Christ. He is that Bishop, which with one oblation yea & that once for all, hath made them perfect for ever more that are sanctified. To be short, the blood of Jesus Christ God's Son maketh us clean from all sin. Thus see we that by Christ, by Christs death passion & blood the bonds of sin are broken, and we set again at liberty.⁴

As towchynge synne, to whome is it vnknowen, that as the power ¹of Satā is vāquisshed by Christ, so in lyke māner is synne thorow hym put to flyghte. He is that lambe of God, which taketh away the synne ²of the worlde. He is that sauioure, which saueth his people from theyr synnes. He is, yea he is that Lorde in dede, whiche putteth awaye our iniquities, yea & that for his owne sake, & wyll remēber them no more. He came into y• worlde to saue synners. He beynge without all synne offered hym selfe vpon the altare of the crosse, a swetesmellynge Sacri fice to God y father for vs, & made a sufficiēt satisfacciō for al our syn nes. Thorow his name all the Pro