A14146:112
The Parable of the Wicked Mammon
The parable of the wicked mammon Compiled in the year of our lord .M.d.xxxvi. W.T.The parable of the wycked mammon Compiled in the yere of our lorde .M.d.xxxvi. W.T.
Lodon: printed by John day, 1547Lodon: printed by Jhon daye, 1547
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For how is it possible, that we should repent and abhor them, and yet have lust to live in them. We are sure therefore that God hath created and made us new in Christ, and put his spirit in us that we should live a new life, which is the life of good works.
For how is it possible, that we shoulde repente and abhorre them, and yet haue lust to lyue in thē. Wee are sure therfore that God hath created and made vs new in Christe, and put hys spirite in vs that we shoulde lyue a newe lyfe, whiche is ye lyfe of good workes.
That thou mayest know what are good works, or what works are good and the end and entente of good works, or wherefore good works serve, mark this that followeth.
That thou maist know what are good workes, or what workes are good and the ende and entente of good workes, or wherfore good workes serue, marke this that foloweth.
The life of a Christen man is inward between him and God, and properly is the consent of▪ the spirit to the will of God, and to the honour of god. And God's1 honour is the final end of all good works. Good works all things that are done with in the laws of God, in which God is honoured and for which thanks are given to God.2
The lyfe of a Christen man is inward betwene hym and God, and properly is the consente of▪ the spirite to the will of God, and to ye honour of god. And godes