¶ Faith, Faithful, Faithfulness, and Faithless
The sundry takings of the word Faith or Belief and what they import 88. a 20. & 90. a 17. & 123. a 16. b & 127. a 35 & 166. a 31. b & 167. a b & 170. b 23. & 171. a. and 279. b 33. and 277. a. and 288. a.
Faith cometh of Gods mere gift & not of our selves 195. a 3. and 196. a.
⟨image 13⟩The nature of Faith. 103. b. 6.
There can be no faith where there is not a promise going before. 127. b. 2.
A description of true Faith 124. b. 8 & 125. a. b. & 142. b. 15. & 152. b. 30. & 153. a
We be not Justified by Faith as by a virtue that deserveth 171. a. 4
Faith teacheth us to seek all our welfare in God 138. b. 18
Our Faith must rest wholly upon God and his word and not depend upon man 65 b. 14
The way and mean to show our selves Faithful 22. a. 31. b. & 24. a. 34
The mean whereby we take hold of Jesus Christ is only Faith 14 b. 2
Christs death and passion are the stay of our Faith 105. b. 9. & 106. a. b
Helps too stablish and confirm Faith 54 a. 4
Our Faith must be everlasting 21. a. 20
Faith makes all things holy, and without Faith all things are unclean 153. b. 22. & 154. a
Who be the household of Faith, and what duty we owe to them above others 311. b. 15. & 312. a
Faithfulness between man and man, 276. b. 33. & 277. a
The points of Faith or belief whereupon all men both learned and unlearned must be unmovably grounded and resolved 22. b. 36
The fathers and we are saved all by one Faith 177. b. 1. & 178. a. b
In what respect our Faith is said too be greater then the Faith of the ancient fathers 168. b. 9. & 169. a. b
They that boast of the greatness of their Faith have no Faith at all 92. b. 22
They that continue in their sins do boast in vain of Faith which they have not 92. b. 21. & 93. a
The implicate Faith of the Papists. 22. a 35. & 43. a. 28. & 125. a. 26. & 213. a. 3
What the Papists mean by Faith or belief 90. b. 13. & 242. b. 6
What account the Papists make of Faith 128. a. 21. b.
The Turks and the Papists have both one Faith in substance 233. a. 30
The difference between the states of the Faithful and the Faithless 103. a. 27. b & 104. a. b
The Faithless have no right to any thing in this World 153. b. 12. & 154. a.
¶ Fayth, Faythfull, Faythfulnesse, and Faythlesse
The sundry takinges of the worde Fayth or Beleefe and what they import 88. a 20. & 90. a 17. & 123. a 16. b & 127. a 35 & 166. a 31. b & 167. a b & 170. b 23. & 171. a. and 279. b 33. and 277. a. and 288. a.
Fayth commeth of Gods mere gift & not of our selues 195. a 3. and 196. a.
⟨image 13⟩The nature of Fayth. 103. b. 6.
There can be no fayth where there is not a promise going before. 127. b. 2.
A discription of true Fayth 124. b. 8 & 125. a. b. & 142. b. 15. & 152. b. 30. & 153. a
VVe be not Iustifyed by Fayth as by a vertue that deserueth 171. a. 4
Fayth teacheth vs to seeke all our welfare in God 138. b. 18
Our Fayth must rest wholy vpon God and his worde and not depende vpon man 65 b. 14
The way and meane to shewe our selues Faythfull 22. a. 31. b. & 24. a. 34
The meane whereby we take holde of Iesus Christ is onely Fayth 14 b. 2
Christes death and passion are the stay of our Fayth 105. b. 9. & 106. a. b
Helpes too stablishe and confirme Fayth 54 a. 4
Our Fayth must be euerlasting 21. a. 20
Fayth makes all things holy, and without Fayth all thinges are vncleane 153. b. 22. & 154. a
VVho bee the housholde of Fayth, and what dutie we owe to them aboue others 311. b. 15. & 312. a
Faythfulnesse betweene man and man, 276. b. 33. & 277. a
The poyntes of Fayth or beleefe whervppon all men both learned and vnlearned must be vnmouably grounded and resolued 22. b. 36
The fathers and wee are saued all by one Fayth 177. b. 1. & 178. a. b
In what respect our Fayth is sayed too be greater then the Fayth of the auncient fathers 168. b. 9. & 169. a. b
They that boast of the greatnesse of their Fayth haue no Fayth at all 92. b. 22
They that continue in their sinnes doo boast in vaine of Fayth which they haue not 92. b. 21. & 93. a
The implicate Fayth of the Papistes. 22. a 35. & 43. a. 28. & 125. a. 26. & 213. a. 3
VVhat the Papists meane by Fayth or beleefe 90. b. 13. & 242. b. 6
VVhat accōpt the Papistes make of Fayth 128. a. 21. b.
The Turkes and the Papistes haue both one Fayth in substance 233. a. 30
The difference betweene the states of the Faythfull and the Faythlesse 103. a. 27. b & 104. a. b
The Faythlesse haue no ryght to anye thinge in this VVorlde 153. b. 12. & 154. a.
