A commentary upon the epistle of Saint Paul written to the Colossians. PreachedA commentary vpon the epistle of Saint Paule written to the Colossians. Preached

And touching Jesus, his conversation hath been such as thereby he hath gotten the surname of. Just. And of them all three together, there are great causes why you should respect them, for that they are of ⟨p. 233⟩the race of the Jews, with whom God hath made special covenant: especially seeing that of so great a number of Jews that are here, only these three, help to advance the kingdom of heaven by giving assistance unto me.

And touching Iesus, his conuersation hath bene such as thereby he hath gotten the surname of. Iust. And of them all three together, there are great causes why you should respect them, for that they are of ⟨p. 233⟩the race of the Iewes, with whom God hath made speciall couenant: especially seeing that of so great a number of Iewes that are here, onely these three, helpe to aduance the kingdome of heauen by giuing assistance vnto mee.

The sum of all which, as well of this, as of that that followeth to the end of the Epistle, is to give to understand their mutual estate, as well his to them, as theirs to him, together with certain salutations from some, and to some.

The summe of all which, as well of this, as of that that followeth to the end of the Epistle, is to giue to vnderstand their mutual estate, as well his to them, as theirs to him, together with certaine salutations from some, and to some.

But first we are to speak of that in the former Text,