The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

But that those which we call Canonical Scriptures, were inspired of God, is to be proved by arguments and reasons taken from the Books themselves.

But that those which we call Canonicall Scriptures, were inspired of God, is to be proued by arguments and reasons taken from the Bookes themselues.

As first, the Majesty of the Word in so great simplicity, and so familiar and plain a stile, so piercing and effecting the conscience, which all the eloquence of the world (and lay it all together) is not possibly able to do, although there lack not also eloquence in the Word, but heavenly and divine.

As first, the Maiestie of the Word in so great simplicitie, and so familiar and plaine a stile, so piercing and effecting the conscience, which all the eloquence of the world (and lay it all together) is not possibly able to doe, although there lacke not also eloquence in the Word, but heauenly and diuine.

Secondly, The harmony and consent of so many persons, writing at several times, in several places, and ages, of several arguments and matters, all jumping and concurring in one, as led by one and the same Spirit.

Secondly, The harmony and consent of so many persons, writing at seuerall times, in seuerall places, and ages, of seuerall arguments and matters, all iumping and concurring in one, as led by one and the same Spirit.