Epa. I have nothing to do with papists, nor with their doctrine. God bless me from them.1 For they are enemies of the cross of Christ, depravers of the holy scriptures, and corrupters of Christen souls. I believe that a man, even in this world, hath perfect and full remission of all his sins, or else he shall never have it. God in this world, doth ether forgive all the faults, & th• pain due for the same: or else h• forgiveth none at all. I fear nothing at all, the Popes boylyng• furnace (I mean purgatory) Christs blood, is a sufficient purgatory for my sins. The blood • Christ, Gods son, hath cleansed v• from all sin.2 The blood of Chri•• hath purged our conscience from dead works, to serve the living ⟨p. 177⟩God. We be sanctified, and made holy by the offering of the body of Jesus Christ done once for all.3 With the one only oblation of his blessed body, and precious blood, hath Christ made perfect for ever and ever: them that are sanctified. I require none other purgatory to purge & cleanse my sins, but the blood of Christ.4 For Christ hath offered him self a sweet smelling sacrifice unto God the father •or my sins, yea and that so perfect, absolute, consummate, and •n all points, so omnisufficient: •hat there can be found no imperfection in it. Christ hath borne away all my since on his body. By the stripes of Christs body, •m I healed. Christ died for my ••nnes,5 and rose again for my justification. Christ is made of God •nto me, wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption, ⟨p. 178⟩that as it is written, he that rejoiceth, should rejoice in the Lord,6 Christ is enough for me. Let the Papists seek their salvation at whose hands they list.
Epa. I haue nothing to do with papistes, nor with their doctrine. God blesse me from them.1 For they are enemies of the crosse of Christe, deprauers of the holy scriptures, and corruptours of Christen soules. I beleue that a man, euen in this worlde, hath perfect and full remission of al his sinnes, or els he shall neuer haue it. God in this worlde, doth ether forgeue all the faultes, & th• paine due for the same: or els h• forgeueth none at all. I feare nothing at all, the Popes boylyng• fornace (I mean purgatory) Chr••stes bloud, is a sufficient purgatory for my sinnes. The bloud • Christ, Gods son, hath clensed v• from al sinne.2 The bloud of Chri•• hath purged our conscience from dead worckes, to serue the liuin• ⟨p. 177⟩God. We be sanctified, and made holy by the offring of the body of Iesus Christ done once for all.3 With the one only oblation of his blessed body, and precious bloud, hath Christ made perfect for euer and euer: them that are sancified. I requyre none other purgatory to pourge & clense my snnes, but the bloud of Christ.4 For Christ hath offred him selfe aswete smelling sacrifice vnto God the father •or my sinnes, yea and that so perfecte, absolute, consummate, and •n all poyntes, so omnisufficient: •hat there can be found no imper•ection in it. Christ hath borne away all my synnes on his bodye. By the stripes of Christes body, •m I healed. Christ died for my ••nnes,5 and rose againe for my iu••ification. Christ is made of God nto me, wysdome, righteousnes, anctification, and redemption,
- 1Phi. iii.
- 2i. John. i. Hebr. ix.i. Iohn. i. Hebr. ix.
- 3Heb. x.
- 4Ephe. v.
- 5Isaiah. liii. 1. Pet. 11. Rom. iiii.Esay. liii. 1. Pet. 11. Rom. iiii.
- 6i. Cor. i. Hier. ix.
