The second reply of Thomas CartwrightThe second replie of Thomas Cartwright

8. Division. pa. 149.

8. Diuiston. pa. 149.

Here is to encounter with Zechariah the Prophet / Cyril / and such a corrupt sentence off Cyril / as doth at once / both overthrow under the law / the justice of God against sin / in the world to come: and under the Gospel / all manner off corporal punishments in this world / to be executed by men / upon those which having done evil / repent them. For it doth not only affirm / but it goeth a bowte to prove: that the sin which was under the law punished by corporal death / could not be punished off the lord / by eternal death / which as it is a wicked error (the reward off sin being not only death off ¹the body / but off the soul also:) so the two pillars whereof it standeth / are as detestable.

Here is to encounter withe Zacharie the Prophet / Cyrill / and suche a corrupte sentence off Cyrill / as doothe at once / bothe ouerthrowe vnder the lawe / the iustice of God againste synne / in the worlde to comme: and vnder the Gospell / all manner off corporall punishementes in this worlde / to be executed by men / vppon those whiche hauinge done euill / repente them. For yt dothe not onelye affirme / but yt goethe a bowte to proue: that the synne whiche was vnder the lawe punished by corporal deathe / coulde not be punished off the lorde / by eternall deathe / which as it is a wicked error (the rewarde off synne beinge not onely deathe off ¹the body / but off the sowle also:) so the two pillers wheroff yt standethe / are as detestable.

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